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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-27


n Thcm.
The Turks have proverbs without
number. and very polished and cyni-
cal Turkish proverbs arc. The taci-
turn Arabs prefer proverbs to every
other form Of speech. and use them
with singular dignity and aptness.
The Koran seems TO have been en-
riched with them for the express plr-
pose Of quotation. The Chinese are
very prone to cruel. little, -blooded
proverbs, as oblique as their eyes. but
full OF grim sagacity. The japanese
rejoice in flowery maxims, combining
wisdom with humor. and often with a
touch ofsapathos that makes them
cling In the memory long alter the
rest Of the discourse Is forgotten.
Even the Coreans, shamefaced muteS-
as they are, indulge in few shy prov
CRIBS. The Polynesians, with their
Babel OF tongues and dialects. have q
myriad Of proverbs, many OF them
highly picturesque and striking. The
Maoris Of New Zealand, the finest
savages In the world, cannot carry on
discussion for five minutes without
resorting 30 proverbs. So profound
Is the respect for proverbs, as for
everything ancient or obscure, among
the Maoris, that willy and ready ora
tor, failing to carry his audience by
mere reason, will sometimes but not
too often help himself out with an
admirable provcrb, Invented on the
spur Of tho moment, but fathered on
some demigod Of awful snnctity or
some war chief Of gloriously cannibal
memory. Such an appeal Ii seldom
unsuccessful, even though the audi
ence have a shrewd suspicion that tho
proyerb which has pleased and Inn
pressed them so much Is neither so
old nor so genuine as 1t might be.
Tho degraded tribes that yet linger
on the outskirts Of civilization In Aus
tralia, and whose past Is bewilder,-
Ing mystery not less to the student OF
language than to the student Of man,
use proverblal expressions which
make one stare inwonder. Whence
have these british creatures de-
scended, that they also should have
the wisdom OF the ancients on tho tip
Of their tongue? These black fellows
proverbs seem a distinct echo OF some
far higher intelligence, and, In truth,
they harmonic with many startling
traces OF lost religion and forgotten
arts that here and there are still
found among them The Nineteenth
Century.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-27

The old cure for the drink habit. which
consisted Of chewing rrisins every time .
drink was desired, hns been tried IN Z
number Of eases with great success. and
Il Il now being freely recommended In
various quarters. Another remedy,
which IL Endorsed quite often By the
medical fraternity, consists Of eatiDg
apples in great, quantities, both during
meals and whenever thirst Il felt. Il h
singular that both these remedies are
strictly homeopathic in their use
and application, because wine can be made
from rasins in large quantities, while
raisins themselves are practically dried
grapes. From apples, Of course, cider can
be made, and the agreement appears 70
be hat using both these ingredients in
small quantities kills the desire to par
take to exceas Of the more dangerous
produc.. As excellent brandy ID made,
especially in the South, from peaches, the
treatment, TO be logical, should include
the free use OF peaches BY those who have
little love for either wine or cider, but
WHO can scent brandy through stone
wall or across half dozen blocks.
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l-l-t-,-,i-7 77lT,I
-I-l-l-l-I-i-l--l- l-l-l7-l
:" You Can't do it Again. :


when the great financial results attained BY policy
the Mutual shown the confused agents OF rva
companies they .Yes; but they can't do again.
They willing admit that the dividends paid Dy the NM
tua Life Insurance Company of New York all its earlier
policies largest paid by company on similar
insurance. but is claimed that the Mutual Lie can
duplicate dividend results on policies issued
now. Let
On Policy 1862 issued November q 1870 at age
twenty ve for s5OOO annual premium s9945 ordinary Ire
plan of first twenty the dividend additons
oo5O making the insurance value s69ooo as
death claim which than the amount OF prem
iums paid improved at 10 per cent compound interest
On Policy No I263s issued September = 1871, at age
twentysx $1,000 annual premium 90 ordinary NE
plan additions in 1884, at the end OF the nrsl
twenty years amounted co. raising the policy g So
being better than all the premiums paid I'M
per cent compound interest annum for twenty
years. ~
Thus appears the records of The Mutual Life In
surance Company York that the first twenty years
dividends ending and 1884, declared policies issued
been favorable as those declared IN the
twenty years policies issued in S43 is therefore
that the future dividends OF THIS
Company policies issued the twenty disbu
plan will good those realized in the first twenty
years by holders policies issued in the early years OF the
Company the old .reversonary addition PLAN on which
dividends declared every five and added the policy
at their insurance value
Since 1890 Mutual Lies dividends have shown grad
ual increase every year.
+
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Hand ana Machine made Paper.

A German paper tells how to know IL q
paper is hand made. A roll or strip OF
paper about an inch wide should be placed
gently in water, SO that the upperBurface
Is kept dry. In machine-m made paper the
two sides will unroll in the direction Of
the center, but In handmade paper the
sides will unfold in the form OF plate.
This indicates that the fibers in the hand
made paper arc equally disposed as to
length and breadth, while in machine
made paper they are chiefly extended in
length.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-27

s. The South Carolina Legislature is
giving the railroads Of that State no
end Of antiisnonopolistie statutes, but
as the honorable members lately ban
quoted in body on 'possnm, wild tnt-
key, yension and sugar yams the State
is still a good State in which to invest
money, if you let railroads alone.
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III is natural but not at all deceptive
for the Republican organs 70 attribute
the financial squall to something that
is feared rather than to something that
has been and is felt. An empty Treas
ury and cheapened silver are the re-
suits Of Republican rule.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-27

Before the ELECTION Chairman Carter
decfnredffhat the partythat elected the
President would could carry the Uuited
States Senate. The prediction proved
correct, but Carter is hard at work try
ing to dislocate the Montana end Of
the result.
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FLORA A. JONES,
South Bend, Ind.
g. '. 3. 3, HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS

The Cumberland Valley Railroad
VIII lssire.exeursion tickets between all
stations on main line and branches
Dec. a to 20 inclusive and Dee. 81 10
1an'y md inclusive,good 10, return un-
til Jan'y 3, 1898.
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The cost of the recent dedicatory
ceremonies Of the Worlds Fair, as fat
as il has been computed, was s2ls, S5S..
This is great deal Of money for a
mere ceremonial; still, the items indi-
cate that the expenditure has been
legitimate, and there is no question
that the Fair will ultimately profit in
consequence Of its imposing send-off.
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il. Fnsfarhaifff, ,,rnhahlr. no

Mr. FosteFbspfif probably not issue
new bonds. 4 Democratic Adminis-
ssssaEsasssisafatson @is~comiug in, and TO such
fiscal mind as he possesses the party
that issues the bonds is the party that
will be held-responsible for the debt,
On his theory the Union armies were
responsible for the expenses Of the war
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-27

The attempt Of the Kansas Republic
cans to enchre the Populists out Of q
United States Senator win give the
new Party2e' fair idea of the morals Of
tile political foes with which the Demo-
cratic party has been l,attling for the
past quarter of century.
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The Republicans who are loudly call
ing upon Democrats to live up to their
principles and TO carry out their prom
;ses will be accommodated to their
hearts' content after the 4th Of March.
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strapger'sIsn't this businesses
place. ~
Janitor-'s Eyes e
Stranger Well, / read THE WORLD
regularly, and come here on the
strength o. your advertisement in it,
Janitor- Well. go ahead, ard I'll
keepan rye on you anyhow It's
mighty peculiar that q deaf and dumb
man can talk when he goes into a
store. Z
Stranger T'm only deaf and dumb
on tie outside. ! read THE WORLD
every evening, and keep posted on
current topics, and when on the street
| work my racket like a charm. See
the point7 Aman can do away with his
speech aud hearing, il he reads The
WORLD regularly. It gives all the
news, and reliably too!n
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TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER q, 1892

I'VE will not be defrauded,9 says
Senator sherman. No, but you will
liz watched. and the next Senate will
he Democratic.
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

Intending to quit the restaurant and
saloon business, l desire to dispose Of
my entire stock and fixtures. Will
sell cheap. An excellent stand and a
good business. G. r. o'NEAL.
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Good Evening Have you used
An! there is no need Of my saying
any thing further, ! am sure You wil
hereafter use nothing but the FAMOUS
BtgsFpoF Roses for your complexion.
Yours with best wishes.
Sc Sc FLORA A. JOKES,
a. South Bend, Ind.
7. 5. Call this eve please at a. NJ
hilbert & Brp. sNand learn the particu.
lars.
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Why is it that everybody goes tc
HYpE's for handsome presents !
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-27
w H Y?

Because it's always pure. al.
ways the same, always the
best. Such a record tells mora
than pages of "talk.n tn
just as good to-day as ever and
it is the tobacco for you, i
you smoke, you should smoke
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-27

For fine Christmas goods, see HYDE
the Jeweler. Best in town.
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Health
Destroyed

by the use of poor smoking q.
bacco. The one tobacco fhs,
has held its own through NJ
the changesof time and againss
all competitors is Blackwellis'
Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22
LEGAL ADVERTISING.


ORDER az n BlICAffoN-Stzts II Mte1A-
" KAa-iax (ircllr Iss,.s3 Lar -. (,.,as.fx ~
kent--la iAzncefS. Lewis Al CAfFH com
p.aiAaRt. ~ HELEN 6. carey. aeleuaaat at
= sessaaE - SID eeeyf. held IL ne ca4rl haasEs
in The ely ~ 0rNhd hapics Is satd county. ca
the 1tf asS NJ February. A u lN..
tfescaL bes1 Aliea 4. a est Great Judge.
"a thss e4Hse. Il appearing tFsHl zff1afi On
ME. thai the q .eH44DI heien q. Cary ~
Rel = fest8ens 81 ftiS Ntsft. hut - = RESIDENT
81 tAirage, IA iHf Sgate 81 lines. 81 Riotioa
81 Ward Wars. cen piAtA2at sol3cllars "a
4 of1e1a th2{ &c aFpe srkDcT 81 said asll-rrsi-
dent doieadAnf. Be4eA "a. CAres. he fEttrea
herein Nllaiu foOr iaeEtks iran the date ei
tbs eraef. sns IN as 81 her appearances shs
cause fsef answer g sas tail - cen pialuf fe b<
hiea. aad = oepy thereof te he served ga the
cofnpi<ln&iatsS solicitor Nlftia teFAtf GAYS
aftSf service on hef ~ c~ps 81 s&ia bill ana
nettec Il lhls order; ana "a default thste1l.
sAl2 Bill &tii DC t4keA as nlesSod ~ sale le
rss44saf Defendant, AHa i = farther sracr1.
that sit1ia twenty DAYS the complainant
cause notice 81 thls oraef - be published 10
The Herald news paper printed. publishes
and circulating IA sSsc Ccunty. ana that said
publication be coafiUuea fkerein once -
each week ter SIX weeks In succession. or that
be cause cepy Of this order 10 De persona ~
served on SAID nonresident defendant at iesst
twenty days before the tine abese prescribed
tor hcr appearances.
ALLkN C. ADsIr. Circuit Jadre.
Examined. counters gnea and entered 10 me
NokNgiIFs l.. HARVEY. Register.
WARD & WARD. Somrisinanl's Solicitors
A true copy. Attest
coksEtIts l. HAEsss. Register.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22
GRAND RArIps MARKETS.


Gr.x-wheat. sse; corn. &c; oats. sic; rye.
zoe. barley si.i0 = csst: back~hess. 45c = bu.
MEAf--Beef. t495e. PORK. 6etei4c; mutton.
&c. spring lamb. I1Sc; fowls ec; scr z
ehIckeps. lie. veal ecs turkeys iIGi2e
aucks. - ai2c clover seed. $50 = hu.
PRoDrCF- Butter. &c; eggs. l2tIc. potatoes.
sc > on; neets. &c hu; oDtcns. eoc hu
beans 81 20 bu; honey. l6c; apples. s. =
y b.. a75s IN. maple sugar. SC.
"A eoE-N ashed. 1sf.Se; unwsshsd, lttB9c.
H.f-Cl0vsr. sl2 ton. timothy. 50 ton.
Hfess sxD TstIow-tvsen. &c; steers. ever
- -. SO: enrec. SC; calf skins. green. 5ssc.
calf ssius. cured. SIC; taliow. ra1g b. is1c
pets. assl-se. dekin. ldSaesc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22

FLous tSn Fsxp-Lly White, 40; Patent.
st0e y ewt, huckwhest Sour se-eu r ewt. corn
mesl. Sa ' ton feed slasssse too; middlings
SIS : tan brz1. 81 ton. saips. So = ton
screenings sisP tce.
Nskr-Perk steas. iac. rsasfs. ioci ribs. e
feuaerioia i2,<cs ham. Re: beef steak, s6siec;
ycasf. s9Esc. rih. scs mutton. eafI4c sprin I
i.Frh. SO ife spring chicken 40 i6e, turkeys.
f4esiees DUCKS if0fSc
Peoovcv-Bats4r. Sc sgEs isc, POTATOES
xore IA, bees iar pa. onisrs. "a &c ? pks
beans Soc = ps sprles 9n8Nc = PIX, grapes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22
J. W. CLOSTERHOUSE.


REAL ESTATE.
PHeNE As Nc. Il CANAL ST.
TICKLE THE EARTH
Nv bEyiBg a FI-ue ef It. We have atctss soa
cts located Ia direseat paris - the elgS ~ az
prices J. n. Cios1 ENHoUSE
DO YOUR SELF
crsdit ey hHyiHg xsea piece. IN ihe fass1 Ie
c4lifs IL tie ely. We have lei on Ports
meuiA and On WIasef Terrace. sne pavement
water. xss and sewer ia1e. ia lact jasf the
pace Tor nae house prie- way dewn,
faone 81 PETER DECKER
DON'T
say thss yea esnaet get farm. II Yea have
Ans fas~ns al AL We have the selling OF ~
acres adjoining the village Of teepsrSyille.
] ca acres OF oeeca and mEpie : acres OF or
shard. very ace sesl said fam has srcom
house. barns aud snS1s. Gle. No eacum.
branoes OF any AIBc- Owner Will TRACE Tor
vacant property or hoesE AID lot. or wia sell
farm al my once. Come sas Iet me STOW
them 10 yea ]. W. CLocTERHot *
w e HAVE
been very fortunate n listing the Nhipple
farm al Jamest own on the SANE terms. said
good house; cattle and Implements left 10
Vile farm NV. cLoSfEknoUSE
VAcA MT PROPERTY
You eau have yeu- choice OF about 400 lets In
different parts of the city 81 ali prices
J. ". CL0sIERhOUSE-
"A DEN FIR
party has given us the selling of Nc. II Ellis.
worth avenue. corner of oskes street. THIS
Is good business property; must be sold this
J.W. cLosTERHoUsE
RENTS.
One house on Fountain street. all modern
i'm proyements. nvF month. $500.
One house on Lyon street near Col lege ave
nue.. per month. s-e.oo.
; and $40 houses In Al parts Q, city, Come
and see me- J. w. CLOSIERHOtsE.
BUSIN ESS PLACES.
Two stores well located on business corner.
Rents very reasonable.
III you want a good stand for a meat market
come aud see me. l have one with Ice box
and smoke house all complete.
i have the selling Of two places on Jefferson
avenue. well located. bargain for some one.
Come and get particulars
J. W. CLOSTERHoUsE.
A fine place on Turnar street; price way
down. See J. W. CLoSTERH0UsE.
An A No. l home on Lafayette street; ali
modern convenience. Bran new" Let me
show ii TO you j. ", CLOsTERH0UsE.
wish 10 say that Peter Decker is engaged
with me and can give any information neces-
sary in regard 10 ms list
wv. CLosTERHoUsE.
PETER DECKER
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ state 81 Michigan. County % kent-ss.
Notice is HEREBY glycn. that BY an order OF the
PROBATE Court Tor the County Of Kent mace
on the Zsrd day OF February A. II. lss2. six
months from that date were allowed Tor cred.
itors 10 present their claims against the IS
tate of
MARGARET C0LMAN.
late OF said county. deceased and that ali
creditors of said deceased are reQn red 10 pre-
sent their claims 10 said Probate Court AT the
Probate ONCE. IN the city OF Grand Rapids TOT
examination and allowance. on or before the
&srd day OF August next and thai such ciaimS
vii be heard before said Court on tuesday
the 3srd day OF August next. AT tea clock ID
the forenoon OF that day.
Dated Grand RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. 2src. A. u
lss..
CYRUS l.. PERKINS.
tues sprA Judge of Probate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ stats OF Michigan. county OF kent--sx
Notice Is hereby given, that ey an order Of the
Probate Court Tor the county 81 kenI. made 81
the nth day 81 February. A. u. lss2 six month";
from that date were allowed Ter creditors 10
preseat their ciEinls against the estate Of
SJoERD hoUMs1kA
faie os said county. decreased. aud that all
creditors Of sad deceased are regAlred 10 pre-
sent their claims 60 said probate tetsft. al tito
examination and allowance. on or before the
z.ih eas OF Angust next. ana that SUCH
claims vii be heard before said court. on
Saturday. the 9Th day Of August next Al
ten O'clock In the forenoon 81 thai day.
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. Feb q. A. p,
leg-
CYRUS y. PERKINS.
tues apra. Judge OF Prob.et2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22

csrret Stevens ef a.. 10 Georxe " Her
nance lot = blk =. essaale PARK adds lNo
rachsi Tunhs 30 Noah p. heutk. ist IL.
afs III. L q. Nsssn 3 Co. = sub -...- ]. go
Casfa Thinner 90 Jseob Wander Nesn-
far 81 Nedier's add ....-..-..-.... .s IS
Mrt,~errs Eunty ct a.. 10 George ".
eawsa e al. lots = and - Jed Miners -
EsFaa 2 HartreI snd hnsbsas 70 Ida " a
Hartreli ~ al. = cts /. 4 snt 4
sed 81 ~ OF \ sls - -ssr Springs INH
Narv 4. pas 81 John Dtas Esd wife. :
- - I. sc r. ia mes leo
fsran Clafs ~ Harley ~ srest. - ! -
q saa - e zee "a fss -
ufn& saunders % FL NevHR,e -
snf y IS ~ \. ~ Sc =. sc u.
ard as - :. Sc feartlsnt 1. 80
krf~e~ Wnaisa % -hssr4s MAMMA
fe regnd ~ - y Had q = 80 tof
~ A. So ~ Wyeufftz &c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22

NOTICE To CREDITORS.
~ stale OF Michigan. County Of Kent-ss
Notice ishtrthy Given. that ~ an order OF tat
Prooate Court for the County OF Kent. madf
on the 9TH day Ct February. A. ID. ls2. slA
months from that date were SLOWED for cred.
itors 10 present tier Claims against the sS
tate of
MARGARET MERITS
lac OF said county. deceased, and that al
creditors OF said deceased are required 20 pre-.
sent their claims 10 said ebste court AZ The
Probate once. In tie city OF Grand Rapids Zoe
examination and allowance on or before ths
21lh day OF August next. and that such clsims
wi be heard before said court. on saturday
the 9Th day Of August next. at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon of that day.
Dated Grsnd Rapids. Mich. Feb. 9th. A. d.
1882.
CYRUS +. PERKINS.
tues APPS. Judge OF Probate.
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tues APPS.
TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ State OF Michigan. County OF Kent-ss.
Notice is hereby given. that by al order Of the
Probate 1anrf for the county Of kent. made en-
the LIST day of March. A. ID. lsa2, six nonfhf
from that date we're allowed for creditors 20
present their claims agains. the estate Of
slPkE DlhsJRA
late OF said county. deceased. and that al
creditors of said deceased are required to pre-
sent their claims 10 said Probate eonrf. AZ the
Probate once. In the city of Grand Rapids. fer
examination and allowance. on or before the
LIST day of SeptsmbM next. aud that such claims
will be heard befQ laid court. on Thursday.
The list day OF sepreTn Der next. at ten o clock In
the forenoon OF that day.
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. Mar. /, A. ID 1892
CYRUS E PERKINS.
tues spra Judge OF Probate.
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TRKAsuHKR's NOTICE.
cifr Trnasnrrr,. nnc.

City Treasures once
Grand Rapids. Mich. March g. isez
Notice IL hereby given tia; the assessment
roll for the paving 81 Cherry str ct from hscf
son avenue % ilegraSe street Ia fh
city az Grand Rapids. IL now IN ms hand
ana that l viii receive psvfneft thereer
for the period II twenty davs fraR
from this date at the offce Of the Treasurer.
City Bsli-
WILLIAM HAER.
mrch. 20 city Treasurer.
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City Treasurer's offcs
ersrG Espfes Mich Nsrct & ISL
Notice Il hereby gwen that TIE ssssssnsns
roll fer THE Eradipr ara srsrefinf 81 kiEnta
street freH hipirs eveEue - tfcreff~
street fl tie rifx of trart Rapids, ~
uow ~ rly hands. sn6 that viii receive pay
UrsT. Cits AkiL
WILLIAM HAFF
r1sr a Cft4 Treasurer
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rRKAsuRER,s NOTICE.

City Treasures once
Grand Rapids. Mich. March a.. lse2
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assessments
roll for grading and graveling Of QusrTs
street. from West Leonard street 10 North
street. In The city u Grand Rapids. Is now IN
my hands. and that / will receive payment
thereon for the period OF twenty days from tins
Hall.
WILLIAM HAkf,
ap6 City Treasurer.
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TRKAsUREK's NOTICE.
crry Trr.srsrx's ovr,ox !

CTTl TErssrEEk's OFFICE
Grand Rapids. Mich. Marcia. is9z
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading and grsyelnE Of the east q
feet of Grand svenue from Fountain street ~
point 10 feet south Of said Fountain street
IN the CITY Of 6rand Rapids. IL new m my
hands. and that Will receive payment thereou
for the period of twenty days from this date.
81 the Office OF the Civ Treasurer City Han.
WILLIAM HAkE.
mar. = City Treasurer.
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TREAsURER.s NOTICE.

WILLIAM HAkf.
City Treasurer

City Treasures once
Grand Rapids. Mich. March II. 1892 I
Notice Is hereby gwen that tue assessment
roll for grading and srayeiing Grand ave
nue. from fogntKin street 10 East Fufss
street. in the city OF Grand Rapids, Is now
in my hands and that ! will receive
payment thereon FOR the period Of TWEEN
~ days from this date. at the ofnce Of tho
City 1reas1rer.City Hall.
WILLIAM HAET.
APPS City Treasurer.
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InEAsuRrn.s NOTICE

city Tressnrer's once.
Grand Rsplds. Mich. hArch 3. 1884, (
Notice IL hereby given that the assessment
rel for the coasffuctl.h 81 a sewer lB Bsstieu
street from Ellsworth avenue 90 South
Iona street. IN the city 81 Grand
Rapids Is new fn my hands and that
l viii receive payment fhersop for TIE
period % wepty DAYS from this dRte. ~ ths
ofhce Of The CITY Treasurer. CITY Hat
WILLIAM HAEE.
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Notice Ia hereby cises that the ASSESSMENT
roll fer the paving Of Pear street freu Ottawa
street 20 Pear street bridge "a the citr ~
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