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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The Standard Railroad Of America.
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PROTECTED THRorqHoux BY TIE
Interloeking Switch & Block Sig
nal System.
Philadelphia. Wilmington & Bait. II. II.
May 23rd. lsa2
Trains will leave WIImmTion M follows.
Philadelphia expressj, l55, s5J.4 40 GIa
e 45. 5V.S 6O.9 w, y47, 10g5. 70 I6, i va
II 81 a. NJ, tlS ~. I ~, 30a bO4. S 10, S II
s %. . o.. .esi o., 7is ands " D. ~ n. . "
10 A e M % e :. So eS o5, sos
10 and Ia 10 soS o. no % 10. ass 20. GO
For Chester te xpressbI BS. 1 %. 8 31.7 q,
$50. 8 90. o o. o A. 10 o5. II 20, Ii 81 a. NJ,
boi. $50 5oG; Is and l2p. IN.
70 40. n So a, M: 1898, Is. Il 4 IS 20,
New YORK. S. s. Il d. - ! 20. 80 IS. 50
a. S';ii 81 e. M sia r. r. :. q: y So so5
u and 10 80 p. m.
Tor Boston without change. 10 ls a. IN,
For West Chester. via LamckIn. 8 80
and 0s a. m, % and 3 10 p. NJ.
For Newark (Centre) and Intermediate
stations, 40n. M, IL 81 and 81 y. IA.
an baltimore and Intermediate stations,
io.i5 A. m, 90 PA. a 45and o. D. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line. q p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 4 40. sot,
sll, 10 Is and Il 90 a. M. IL 90. 81 Is
2Us' ~, y 20 Oh. 6.5s, 40, go y. M.
Trains for Data ware DIv,s,onl eavefor
New Castle. SIS. Ii rs a. M. 81 ia
49, 1868 $50 p. M. and Il Od night.
for LewesS Is O. H.. S.S y. IN.
FOR Reh b1th. = 15a. IN.
IL -, Btoh. neinihr hhn way s.ations
go ~ Harrington and way stations
Express for Dover; Harrington aud
gsnress ~ K =: ., o. y ~ q ~ .l n,kns'
Comfpess Ior .spn .nnries oid rom
nioht anu Norloih' a 40 ~ M anu Il Vi
win inpton 10 Snpnat D ,ro Ia ~ i 81,
10 10 81 Ia an Soo' ~ %, 81
a0I aOI ass 20 u w. Is
s "a 4 i7ssy ) a VI, al ~ oV1.
u 0s night. - s'' - w - ans "''"
Accomm odation. 6 es. 2 40. 10 80, IL IS a
In .annd n 90 ~ VI = sos va OF" "''
W ~ NE ...
SUNDAY TRAINS, ."
For PhiladelnhIa fox,r.ss, -,
20. s 80. o00 ii % p
moi 10 SD On ! "a .. .'n,i ~ 5D,
RccommnIot Inn 40 a., M IL p' m
IA lo / a. a., Snod 4, "a 10, L. IN,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14

tLAFhst flnptees Safs 8Hx1XLX2
Maala, Throat irIitalist., sealdIgs.. y#A
lnhanniAtinaA KidnetE. Bladder, Lost fJNt
vitality, Weak back. Dyspepsia s?iles Melancholy,
EcAkncss, Debility, Impaired Memory aud Decay,
Structures, all diseases resulting from youthhl
hom ovetrork, Old, Young or Middle Aged iont
mHet any longer cure actrtan, no IperlMeGt lags
Ir'rything. known to medical and sGrgcul science,
obstinate aud old solicited, matter who aitd
relief nj fresh cured IN To 10 dsrt Fgfn-
scan Hospital experience in Germany. EnEand France
md Austria A. certificates aud diplomas prove aud IS
ptartcH .riousr. 10 900 cured YEARLY
BIS, vi. be r1a TO .. sI,'1s IS,%,
edge md prriencu and who show many patients
nan'nty cured a. can AFTER quacks and advertising
iocors had ruined them, ksrd tc. stamp iur book
TRUTH and sworn testimonials thposinE quArks sud
advertising doctors With hor false snd fraudulent guar
Gntts and testimonials thtir tspertuee they Dc uot
possess and heir scheme Of r.fundlnE money offtndiy
talks and their cheap and worthless drugs neither OF
which tou but used deccys snd result In
ruin ~ Thousands nf confing victims uFrcE Houpa-
Every DAY nom A a. to P. ", cttnlnnss @ tuy.
Wednesday and SATURDAY Evening" ifomo-lo Sundays
from 10 u For References see Wednesday aud sAtur-
day Philadelphia Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14

Painful tePthing, collie. dIaFrhoea pre-.
vented and cured by lIooper's anodyne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EPPS' COCOA.

"By a thorough Knowledge OF the
natural laws which govern the opera
iions OF digestion and nutrition, and by
II careful application of the line proper
ties OF wLll-selectcd Cocoa, MI. Epps Ia,
provided our breakfast tables with d
delicptely Favored beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors bills. 1t i,
by the juulcious use of such articles o.
diet that II constitution may be gradual
ly built up until strong enough to resis
every tendency to dlseaso. Hundreds O
subtle malndies are hoBting around NJ
ready to attack wherever there Is "a veal
point. We may escape many fat:t
shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified
with pure blood and properly nourisE
ed frame. "-CiHil service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water OF
milL. Sold only in half pound tins b,
Grocers labelled thus:
JAMES EPPS s Co., Homeopathic
hemists Lodonu England.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14

n. !. payls. lewaler. No. . 8. "a s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14

" Emissions. Quickness, Evil Dreams
Isnck of Confidence, Nervousness, InssI.
tude, NIL Drains and Loss OF Power of
the Gencratlve Organs in either Sex
caused by over eNerton, youth full errors or ex.
cessive use of tobacco opium or stimuants
which soon lead TO lnnrmlty, Consumption and
Insanity. Put mp convenient u carry in vest
pocket. Senthy mail In plain package to my T.
slress for y j, or q for IS. with every 81 orr
ns ,..r,nh "s.ash Rnnn,r inIntee 70 s4rs
Address NERyEsEED CO., ChIeas@ III
For Sale by n. b. Danforth. End
and Market Sts., and IL, X. Watson,
sos Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14
Three Days
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Estate of HANNAH sHIPLEY, deceaeed,
JUNE 20. 81 and o.

u NE ~, u ana ~.
The real estate will be sold at the Coure
House. in Wilmington, Delaware, on Nom
uay June -, lega, at $50 T. H., described
lockwood, on shelpot creek in Bran,
DIVINE hundred, one mile from the city
limits comprising 2i2 acres of lawn.
faihi ana woodland, divided into i've parta
or tracts,
No i Abou, - acres with mansion. sta.
pies, not houses, conservatory, gardeners
cottage. poriers lodge etc.
No. :. About - ucres beautifully situat-
ed Tor suburban residences extended
view of Delaware river. etc. q. & U. rail-
road runs through No. ..
No. 3. u acres woodland and rock, boz
tween pubic Dad and Shellpot creek.
No. 4. ABOUT 10 acres woodland.
No. 8. About .. acres Woodland.
The remaining numbers embrace real
estate situated In Wilmington, Delaware.
No. 6. Lots bounded hy Market King.
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, about 10
by 800 feet.
No {. A two-stoiy stone dwelling, No.
ITO East Sixteenth street
No. 8. Three-story brick dwelling Na1fa
East Sixteenth street,
No. 0. Three-Story brick dwelling, south
west corner French aud Sixteenth stseets.
On the same day. Monday. June 20, az
2 O'Clock p. m, the live stock, farming i'm
plements. etc, will be sold on farm No.
in Brandywine hundred. consisting OF ono
pair OF coach horses, three work aud
driving horses, one colt, six cows two
pigs. landau, coupe three dearborn waG-
onf. leaf wagon, sleigh, cart, one vet Qf
double carriage harness, wagon harnef<
cart harness. horse lawn mower, hand
lawn mower Dlows. harrows. cultivatorS
shovels, hoes. forks and garden tools
No admittanco to mansion on Monday
June 20.
On Tuesday, June 81. at o'clock. a. ms
the kitchen utensils and household furni-
ture, including cottage chamber suite.
pieces; oak cottage suite, pieces; three
high-post bedsteads with curtains; feeth-
er beds. hair and wool mattresses. toiles
sets, vases, also two mahogany wardfopQ4
walnut wardrobe, four mahogany pe1i1r
trys dressing table, five washstands. rSsg'
wood and mahogany chairs bed ciothinfs
brussels carpet, mating, diningfoom
contents, glassware, china. etc.
On Wednesday. June q at O'Clock, q
m, the contents of the library. about leq
volumes. book cases etc. contents Of thb
drawing room, inlaid cabinetJ inlaid to-
bles. mirrors etatuary; contents OF cofs
servatory. hot house. etc.
EDWARD BRINGHURST, JR., Err
W. A. iukiIl. Auctloneer. mslts-x
DUBLIC SALE.
viii be sold at public sale. at Parrys
hQtel, on the Concord pike, Brahdywtne
Hundred. I
ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS IsaA
AT O'Clock, p. M,
20 head of Lancaster County COWS r-rU
and sprngers a few b4io9has and 8lk
fat stock. Also 9Rooq Work horses 10
of harness. Terms 60 days. 4
Also lot of shoats.
Chas Hightield, Auctioneer. Jd-t1 I.
|, -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14

FOR $4,000 SlNKlN
Il Fund Loan. Wilmington. Delaware.
Proposals will be received at the City
ITreHsurer's office until IL o'clock Mt noon
on Monday. June ~, 1872. for the pur-
chase of all or my portion of the above
lonIi. 10 be issued in bonds OF $50 or nut
,tiples thereof. for the purpose of refund
ing loans Nos Is and 10. amounting TO
Ssa, 600, due and payable July |, 1897.
Said refunding being by authority of an
act OF the Legislature, as approved by
City Council entitled an Act to Provide a
thinking Fund for the Payment of the
Debt of Wilmington.
This loan Will bear Interest at the rate
loI per cont. per annum, payable semi
annually on the first days of April and
las follows:
Series D6 October l, 1902. .........S $500 90
Series "a. April ], 1913. n. 100 ~
Series u.s. October /, 1905. ......... IL, $50 Oh
Series 30. April /. 1901. lS 100 90
Series l00 October !, 1904 .......... Il, $50 on
Series l0l. April !, 1905. ........... ,s0l Ol
Address all bids IN sealed envelope to
lJuseph X. Adams, City Treasurer, marked
l"Proposals for Sinking Fund Loan
The committee reserves the right to re-
lject any or all bids.
EDWIN II. GAYLEY,
THOMAS +. YOUNG,
OTHO ROWLAND,
Sinking Fund Commissioners.
II. Is. COTTON,
ii. W. PERKINS,
]. A. MAGEB,
Finance Committee.
Attest: JOSEPH X. ADAMS,
j9-13t-eod City Treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14
Closing Quotations Of the Stock and
/ Produce Exchanges.

PHILADELPHIA, June l3.-The stock market
was strong There was considerable activity
lin the anthracite coal stocks, with Reading
in the lead. Closing bids:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-05

wasoverwholmiugly defeated and the
Restitution adopted by reclamation.
The colored delegate protested against
the action Of this convention In order.
ing the previous question.
81 don't think tits right,0 said he,
after you all had spoken that you
should call for the previous question.
You expect us 10 help you out with
our votes"
During the knights Of Labor dis.
chssion the Gresham movement re-.
c,ived a coup dcgrace by the following
DISPATCH rEoM IuDJE GRESHAM.
CmcAuD, Juno I, 1902.
To J. d. Weaver, lgnai1s Donnelly,
Ben. lcr!ii, John w. Hayes:
81 have Just roturncI To find your
dispatch % the hfsi. must stand iy
my disrntch 20 Mr.. DER OF the second.
Accent my grateful acknowledge.
mpuis W.Q. GuFsifAsr,
Immediately on receipt Of riils the
dfr.hhm toom"rs accepted the in
cvitnblc.
"rhat settles IT," said Donnelly,
"Iicshnm viii not accept"
Puwucfiy, lIayc,, Terrell aud Others
expressed the same opinion. The
resolution drci1tlus against the pres
cute u public officers NJ the 'couvrn.
tons was prepared by Mr.. Gator Of
California, and was reported from the
Frsoluiion c'mDilivr. ltprgvi led that
no poraUu holding any Office W posi-.
uon OF pfuit, tuRt or cmOlunent
under the Federal or any state or
municipal government tincludiug Son
at3f., tonRrcs.mrn and members of
the Lcgillatutcs u the States and ma.
Ton loo eligible 10 ~ or vote Ia amy
convention Of this party. II was
adopted with q wlO0p.
General James Is. Weaver wna
placed In nomination by Delegate
Manning OF Alabama. The nnmina.
ton was seconded ~ Morris Il. WhoIt
u Iowa nuh Mrs. Lease OF Kansas.
8. +. Norton Of Chicago nominated
senator Kyle Of South Dakota. The
n1minntI0n WIS seconded by Messra.
Washturn and Schilling. General
Weaver was nominated On the hfst
ballot, receiving uij votes 10 .G5 for
Senator Kyle, DR.. Field was nomi.
mated iOr Nice.presidcnt. Weaver aud
Field each made spirited addresses and
at 3 u. N. the convention adjourned,
tinu die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-05
nIsMAnCK sILrNr.
The taEiies Arranging Themselves for
and Against Him.

BERLIN, July Prince Bismarck
was nssiiuously ontreated Mt kissipgen
10 dilate further on the Emperor aud
Won Cnprivi. lie malntains, however,
Rn absolute silence, except to cRtegori.
Caily deny having attacked the Em-
peTOr. His special organ has also be-
come reticent. silence does not mean
cessation Of agitation, and the parties
arr quietly arranging themselves Tor
Anl against Blsmarck. The leaders Of
tho National Liberals, while dislp-
proving the Princes recent ut,erances,
are ready to resent interference with
him anu oppose the gOvcinmon, Ia
IT. ventures upon prosecution, 4 strong
section Ut the Conservative are IN
similar mood. On the other hand the
Feiainnige party and Centris.s want
the government 20 take immediate
action against tho Prince. The Cen-
trists declare that he ought 10 be tried
for high treason. Despite the Gu
enlargement from the Radicals aud
Centrlsis the government Ia irtesnlute
over the prosecution. The official
opinion is that u the Prince ronows
his attack prosecution win be newt
able aud prompt.
In the meantime bismarck "a enjoy.
ing Iepose after a triumphal progress,
and his preseuCe NJ klssinggn dfaws
crowds 10 that place. On his return
from northern voyage ho will attend
the combined naval and military
mhueuVers, which viii be- held on
great scale at the beginning Of August
at the mouth Of the Elbo.
HorntZe's trial, the disclosures OF
which resulted In the EmpCrOr'g FAM
ceediug behind closed doors Five
Anarchists, kOwener, Bonnthaleh
Ron, weiner aud DohboHteiu aro un-
dctgUing trial for high treason at Lrlp.
sic for distributing Anarchistic n.y.
sheets among soldiers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-05
russia INVADED.
Cholera Travelling westward Hap.
I,iIy.


NmSNA, July 4.-Tho hrst fatal
casr Of chOluri at Balu occurred at
tho railway station. The municipal
authorities are doiug nothing 10 pre-.
vent the spread II tho disease, aud no
special hospital has been opened. The
patients are taken to the general hos.
pilal In public vehicles, nud many
cOfpsts are lett Unmarried for days.
one body was found Ia public bath
dtcomposed. The doctors, municipal
authorities and inhabitants generally
are lleeing from the town. No dis
iufec,ants are obthinhble and a gone.
raj confusion prevails. The sanitary
condition u Astrakhan " terribly de-
ieCtivo.
DR.. OsRscho, In letter yesterday,
said that experience showed that
cholera IN Baku and 1yria was less
virnlent than the true Asiatic cholera.
He thought tho outbreak had been er.
sggerated, and that the disease would
soon be checked by sanitary measures;
also that there was no need of alarm
or apprehension in REGARD 10 it, spread
10 Europe.
81. PETERSBURG, July the
CWicidi G4tetto announces eight ca-ea
oil cholera and three deaths in
Astrakhan on June 30th, aud four
cascs md ono death July Let. Tho
epidemic has therefore entered
European Russia, a, one OF the most I'M
healthy aud uusanltary points. Tho
lg.ett 'illclgl accounts from Bauesay,
June 29th nnd 3Oth, were us deaths
aud 100 fresh cnSus. Twenty cnlts
were cured aud ia Ia the hospital at
THY. Ia three days, ending July lat,
nine cases aud four deaths occurred.
Many cases and doath0 are reported in
fetropsk, Shemakka, Shusha, AskabAd
anu Azunadg. The epidemic has
therefore Travelled fast. Al suspected
steamer trsilic on the Caspian sea and
The NOlga has bppu stontpl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-05
Gladstone In Glasgow

GLASGOW, July 2.-Mr Gladstone
arrived In the city this afternoon. Tho
streets through which bo pasoed were
lined with cheering crowds. There
was an immense gathering at the
meeting and the speaker was hailed
with every manifestation OF irlt ndship
aud respect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-05

We demand national currency, safe,
sound md flexible, issued blythe general
government only, full legal tender
for ull debts, public and private and
that withou. the use OF banking cor
porations; u just, equitable aud efficient
means OF Distribution TO the people; a
tax not to exceed two per cent. per
annum, 10 be provided as set forth in
tho sub.troasuTy plan Of the farmers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-05

We meet Ia tho midst OF n nation
brought TO tho verge OF moral, political
ana material ruin. Corruption domi.
mates the ballOt-boN, legislature, Con.
gress, and even touches the eImine OF
the bench. The people are demQrRl-
ICED. Most OF the States have teen
compelled TO Isolate the voters at the
polling places TO prevent univeTsal
intimidation or brihery; the news
papers are subsldized or muzzed;
public opinion 10 sllencod, bust.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-13
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

ORDER or PuBLIcA1i0y-Stafe OF Miehi-
~ gan-fEe Circuit Court for TIE Cou.ty Of
kent-la Chancers. Jessie emedlry. con-
piainant. VS.. Thomas j. smediey. defendant.
AT a session OF said court. held ~ the court
house ia the city Of 6rand Rapids. In said
county. ON tne 18th day of April. A. ID. ien-
Present. hon. Allen Z. Adsit. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. II appearing from aiffdayit "n
file. that the dsiendanr. tn ,mas J. smedey. Is
not resident OF this ota... but rs resident
of the state OF Iowa, on fotl0a OF Ward
Ward. eompiainants solicitors, IL IS
urderd that the appearance of said noa-res-
de- mt defea d ant Thomas j. SUedley. be entered
herein within four months from the date Of
this order. and In case OF his appearance ne
cause his answer 10 the bill OF complaint 10 be
flied, aud ccsy thereof TO - served on the
compiainaint's solicitors within twenty days
after service on him OF a copy Of said bill and
notice of this order, and In default thereof.
said Bill will be taken as confessed by said non-
resident Defendant: Aud IL Is further orderd.
that within fifteen days the complainant
cause notice Of this order to be published In
This G asd Rapids Herald. newspaper print
ed, published aud circulating IN said County.
aud that said publication be continued there
In once in each week for six weeks In success
siou. or that he cause copy of this order 10
be personally served on said nonresident de-
PENDANT at least twenty days before the time
above prescribed for his appearances.
ALLEN c. ADSlT. Circuit Judge.
EXAMINED. counrersigned and entered by me.
JosSfH j. ExEry. Deputy Register.
WARD WARD. Complainants solicitors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-13

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ the undersigned up TO and including the
10Th dag OF June. IS Y. for the purchase Of The
Kent County property, co 'ner OF Kent ind
Lyon streets. and buildings thereon. posses
sion TO b sven on or before the nrst day Of
September. lSy.
FMS property is 100 feet square. centrally
located. on the same block as the new Kent
County Court House. within eight rods OF the
City Hall oud within b shoSt distance Of the
Government building. and is In every way a
desirable business location.
The Board and the Committee reserve the
right TO reject any or all bids
Dated. Grand Rapids May II. 1892.
CHARLES D. ETEBBINS.
Chairman OF COMMITTEES.
mond june 20 Grand Rapids. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-13

n. L. SWEET. President
j. N. BARNETT. vice-President.
HARVEY J. H0LLIsTER. Cashier.
All classes of baking business that are In
harmony with the National Banking Law
transacted.
Letters OF Credit, current In al parts Of the
world issued In sums 20 suit Interest al
lowed ats per cent on time certificates Of
deposit ooe
LII. Whitney, George c. Pierce.
j. ii. Barnett y.Cummer,
81. L. Sweet. Joseph H. Martha,
H. J. Hollister, W. X. Shelby.
Willard Barnhardt W. 0. HughArt
Z. Crofton Fox. +. Loettgere
L. E. Hawkins.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-13
BIDS WANTED.

DIaEcroRs' OrrIcE BOARD OF TRusIEEs)
OF Sen, OIL DISTRICT No. l.
TOWNSHIP OF HART. 0cEANA County. Mich.
Sealed bids for furnishing material and
building school house for said District. ac-
c0rding to plans and specifications 10 be ex-
amined at my Office. will be re iyed up 10
June Il, 1897 at PIN. The Board OF Irus
tees expressly reserved the right TO reject
any and all bids.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
NJ. II. BROOKS. Director.
Dated Hart. Mich. June Z. 1882.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-13

Trains leaving * 80 p n and II - n IN
daily Ali other trains dag except 6anAnB.
sLkkFi<G kAp fARIok czH sAkvIcx
hoffh-3 ~ % train hes fsr1or Chn1r Or
Grand hsp5ds 10 1FAxegse City. sna 0r1n1
Rapids 10 Petssky and 4sckinsu CITY
~ rsin has -psrlOr csx Crane -
ids TO petoskey snd Naekfnsw.
south-I N train has Pnrior Car Grand
RAPIDS 20 Ctncinnau.
i,.s m srain has PARKER Car Grand Rapias
60 Chicago.
6 % IN train hes WAGNER Sleeping O.
Grand Rapids % cnc1nnafl
IL - m train hes Wagner Sleeping Cas
orand Rapids 70 Chicago
MUSHROOM. GRAND RAPIDS 4 INDIANA
Tor MUSK egon. ly & IS N IL = m 9p u
from Ar tvtG GA % y u s0S u
sunday tratn leAses for Auskegen - Is m
ARRIVES nom Musk egon IS . m.
CHICAGO VIA @. RAJ
I've Grand Rapids 10 o. IN 90 m II % y
Arr. Chicxgo----..--- IS . m = % D N ~ q
10 oo m train has through Psrser Car. and
II ~ N trsau daiiv through Wagner Sleeping
I've Chicago - .- f5 m s lop ID 10 lop n
AR Grand Rapids So , m Is N 50 . n
5 10 m tfain has through PAflor Car cad
ing Car
Through tickets and full information can b
had BY calling upon A. Asmo uist, ticket HGonl
af union station, OF Geo,..N Munson. TnioD
Mich.
c. l. LocsvooD. GEN Pass. ana Ticket Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-13
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL. ...86OO,OOO

THOMAS j. GILBERT. President.
GEO. g. BRIGGS, Vicc-Presidens.
J.FREDERIC BAARS, Cashier.
e. H. HUNT. Assistant Cashier
Transact business In all depar.meptso Of bank
ing authorized BY tho National Banking Law.
Exchanges available ic all the commercial
cities of the world sold at current rxteA
u. s. bonds bought and sold.
DIRECTORS:
Thomas 2. Gilbert Moves I: Aver:
Thomas j. O'Brien. George g. B1g9a
David d. AmberR Lemuel D. Putnam.
Ransom c. Luce. Constantine Morton.
Edward II. Hunt. John c. Fitzgerald.
T. Stewart White. Phii0 c. Fuller.
J. Frederic Bars
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-13
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

OFFICE OF Cry CLERK,
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June 8. 1892 !
Sealed proposals will be received at this
once up 10 O'Clock .. m. Of Monday. June q.
1872, for quantity Of l6-inch block wood. to
be at least one-Quarter maple and the remain
and 4.UO cords, to be delivered where directed
by the Director OF the Poor. In quantities of
not less than one cord III any one place. Also.
proposals for split wood of the same quality.
TO be in like manner delivered. said wood TO
be solid aud sound and we'll easoned. and the
contract TO terminate the first Monday in May
1898.
all bids. WILLIAM A. SHINKMAN.
tues June 20 City Clerk.
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