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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29
MATTERS ruNEFuL AND OTHERWISE.
The ST. Cecilias 20 Have an Election.
Musical Mention.

Musical circles are stirred from cen
20 circumference just now over the
annual election Of officers Of the st.
Cecilia society. There has been con-
siderable feeling IN the two factions,
for there are two factions in the
society for some time past, but Why
there shanld be, Il IL quite difficult for
many 10 understand. Both SIDES have
the interest OF the society at heart and
there ~ merit on each srde. Mrs.
Ietrsnd PIERCE, one OF the candidates
tor the presidency, wss one OF the
organizers of tho 81 Cecilia and It's
first president. ana for a long time was
devoted TO it, interests. But she moved
10 another eay and for several years
resided elsewhere. since her return,
however. sne has again identified her
self win the workings of the society,
and - one OF ~ most ardent sup
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

In the backwoods villages Of oxfcrt
county, Ne. one sees scarcely any 9th
er industry hut spoofmal<ing. ant
everyone is in some way interested II
the business The fsctories have beer
eating into The Maine birch forests 81
years. hut there seems 20 be enough
left yet TO feed them well for years Z.
cnsae. Hunirsas of thousands Of fer'
Of logs are eat and sawed into spec
timber annually.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

One &c thr-e enjoyable occasions
whseh contribute 10 the total sum OF
pleasures oS this life. occurred Monday
evening st the residence 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. j. y griffin. NJ. $50 South Jnson
street u was the silver anniversary OF
thciE marriage. The parlcrs were low
ely eitb ntses. psEk and white carua-
itnl>. pslnss ADD or ea1si plants. the
4 -sar Feoa e>in1 PRETTY TRIMMED
with srfss blossoms. Music WA fur
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

Briggs-Tnat was sod thing abont
sprlneler. wasn't liz lie was engaged
% Be married to beautiful girl; the
day was set. the cards issued. when sud
denly she broke IL of.
8r1ges--wkat wss the natter
B-1sgx-He wrote description Of her
wedding t!re<s fer society paper and
she sccidsntsy read il. Cloak RevieF.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

IL believed TO be its owners greatest
Pride. and IL is noted "a one Of the finest
and most costly dwellings in New Eng
land. II Is adorned with rare furnish
ings from all parts Of the world Mr.
Ames' vast fortune Is the result partly
a inheritance. but principally OF JUDI
oious manufacturing. railroad. tsie-
graph and real estate investments. He
il director in some Of the largest cor
porations in the United States. lis
coantry seat at Easton Is one Of the
Issess rural homes near Boston Mr..
Anass is assessed fer 5000, 600 of real
estate in the Hub alone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

Mrs. W. s. Gum will chaperon Miss
Linmgton OF Chicago on trip TO Eu-
rope this summer. They will sail July
s on the Teutonic OF the White Star
line, and Mr.. Linington will accom-
pany them as far as London. They
will visit England, Scotland and Ire
land, then Norway and the continent.
Mr.. Gum will 60 over in September
for 3 short stay and Mrs. Gunn will re-
turn with him. Miss Llnington will
spend the winter In Egypt with Mrs.
Cooley of Chicago, the party remain
ing abroad one year.
Mr.. and. Mrs. J. II. wouderly leave
this morning for New York, where
they will I've joined by their daughter,
MISS Myra, aud Mrs. Wonderly's cousin,
Mrs. A. A. Mcleod, wife of President
Mcleod of the Philadelphia & Read
iug railroad. The party will sail on
the Furst Bismarck OF the Hamburg
American line for Southampton and
will first visit England and Scotland !,
then go to the continent. They will
return about September.
Mr.. A. s. Goodman, who went to
New York two weeks ago TO meet his
wife and Miss Barnard on their return
from Europe, will return tomorrow.
The entire party has been spending o
week with relatives on the Hudson.
Quite . party of Grand Rapids peo-
pie met 1t Nice, Italy, during the WIN
ter and had . most enjoyable time.
There were the Hulls, Mrs. Friant,
Muses. Freeman, Stsarns and Sieson,
Mr.. John Blodgett and others
Mr.. and Mr.. C. Van Cleve Ganson
have heen spendlng . few days in De-
troit preparatory 70 their tnp to Eu-
rope. They wsll sail June on the
City of Paris and will spend four
months abroad.
Mrs. Harriet Ft,ant ID now ct Rome.
| She has concluded to remain abroad
another year and will spend the sum-
mer in SwitzeflAnd, going TO Egypt for
| the winter with . party of friends from
| North Caeolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hull and the
| Misses Sisson, Stearns ard Freeman
are now in London, and while the date
| II not yet set they may be expected
home very soon. Mrs. Hull is not in
| good health.
Mrs. E. H. Field of No. 16S Mt. Yer
non street will leave tomorrow fol
New York and will sail for Germany
June 1. She will be gone severn
months.
Mis- Brokaw of New York, who il
the guest of Miss Waters, will spene
the GUNNER in Europe, going over witt
her parents on the Teutonic, July 6.
Miss Lucy Uni, VINO is travelling Will
the Goodsells of New York, 10 now q
Naples.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

THE GERRY MANSION.
While Mrs. Vanderbilt has been ex-
pending money and ingenuity on an out
of town residence, Commodore Elbridge
r. Gerry has been devising means for
the erection of the handsomest city home
in the United States. Work has already
been commenced on the building, which
will he at the corner of Fifth avenue
and Sixty-first street, next door to the
Metropolitan, better known as the Mil
lionaires' club. The house will be OF
marble. No wood at all will be used,
as tho beams will be of steel. The build
ing will be about 100 feet on Fifth av-
enue and IA feet on Sixty-first street.
The Fifth avenue front of the building
will be given up TO sumptuously APP
pointed drawing rooms, and the re-
mainder of tho first floor will be occu-
pied by the dining room, picture gallery
and Commodore Gerry's law library and
"den."
Mrs. Gerry's apartments will take up
the entire spaceover the drawing rooms
Each Of the bedrooms will have bath
and maids room adjoining. Besides the
commodore's study the third floor will
contain specially constructed room for
isolating any member of the family who
may be stricken down with contagious
disease. The attic will be devoted to
twelve servants chambers, ranged about
large central workroom. Tho building
will be deliberately decorated.
Frederick Lothrop Ames is ono OF the
richest men in New England. and it Is
said that he aspires to be Boston's chief
landlord. His ancestors came over in
the Mayaower. His Boston residence
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

nished BY Ma Maud Hughes. After
congratulations and good vishes had
been offered, : DELICIOUS lunch wxs
served The gifts Of silver and roses
we're beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs- GrI1ith will ever look on
their silver wedding - = very pleasant
milestone IN their journey through life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

The n. 4. ). w. club reorgsnized for
the suclmer campaign Of pleasure last
"Wednesday night ~ IL club rooms ON
Bridge street. The following officers
were elected: President, Harry Lee
Clear; vice president. l.. Snyder; secre-
tary, Thomas Niece, treasurer. Z. w.
Hawkins- The following new members
were received A. L. sargent. T.. Zim-
norman, w. X. Divers. ". A. stevens.
H. II. Melis, ID. ID. Sinclair. n. A. Mohi,
g.. h. Mesch. ID. r. Meacn, A. Gardi-
ner, L. f. Aohi. q. w. Stanley. f. y.
stevens. H. Blxhy. N. A. siociim. G..
Lynch, c. d. vandenbsrge. The oh.
jects OF the club are purely social aud
the members expect 10 have equally as
enjoyable = TINE during the coming
summer a. they did during the past
winter The next social meeting will
he held Tuesday evening, May 81, when
. program Of dancing, MUSIC and reci
tations will be carried out. The clut
now has 6fty-three members.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

~ the residence of the brides par
nute. No. IS South Prospect street,
Wednesday evening 1T 8 O'Clock oc
ouvrod the marriage Of Miss Cornelia
Ioouoya. only daughter of Mr.. and
UroL G. AiusWoEth. and Walter Towne,
- oogomony was performed By the
Dov. D. p. Bradley Of the Park church.
TIE bride wore an elegant gown Of
livery white silk. made en- train and
1umued With pearl passementsrie and
Wosro ribbone. She carried bouquet
a. hesde roses. The maid OF honor.
Mies Lizzie Taylor, wore light colored
nouu and carried pink roses. Mr.. Will
IoUne, brother IL the groom, WAS best
mou and Rudolph A. Wellenstoiu
yreeidsd ~ toc piano, mshering in the
tvidaI party with the Wedding March
end playing softly the melody OF Home
ewees Home during the ceremony.
The pariors we're fragrant and spicy
with the odors Of apple blossoms and
carnations. the white and pink bowers
being used IN great profuson. Ferns,
vines and other decorative green
adorned che dining room. About sixty
guests were present To offer congyatu-
latlous and good wishes. There were
many gifts including generous array
Of steFIspy silver, cut glaze, china, linen,
psclurss tricabrac and furniture, and
the young couple enter on their new
life under @ost happy auspices They
have gone to Auburn and will visit
other 20 nts in New York before re-
turning 10 this city when they will be
1T home 10 their friends at No. Z;
south Prospect street. after June -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A very quiet wedding took place on
Thursday evening At the residence Of
the Rev. X. &. Crawford. The con-
tracing parties wore Frank A. Young
blood aud Mss Enc Winters. Charles
X. YoungbioOd acted a. best man ana
Miss Daisy Youngblood as maid OF
h onor. Mr.. anil Mrs. Youngblood will
b.. at home to their friends ut No. 81
Henry street. No cards.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

lGiss Irene, the beautiful daughter OF
n. and Nrs. C.. & Hazsitine, and Nh :.
George Bruce DoGg Lass, - wealthy man.
ufnclprcr OF CestaF tlpids, Ia, are to
u married ~ IT. Nark's church We'd
uonfas evening next At o'clock, tho
EeS. sDr. Campbell FAR officiating.
Ejss caroline Parker Will DO maid of
houor and the bridesmaids will be
M,soes Mabel Waters. Sorxh Carpenter,
Ueanse Thompson, May Widdicomb aud
Julia Douglass 81 Cedar Rapids, and
&1Ia Peykins of Henderson, NY. MIR.
Iobert Barnard will be master OF ccre-
uonieA with MIR. Duncan OF Cedar
Dncads best man. the usners will be
Mensa Oliver Hughart, Waiter Nc
HYien. Byrne Hazeltlne and the Messrs-
6feene, Hubbard and St.ekney, friends
of the groom. About twenty guests
are expected from Cedar Rapids, and
tl,ev will come IN . private car. The
Hon. and Mrs. Don VI. Dickinson Of
Detroit will also be among the guests,
Mira Dickinson coming tomorrow and
Mr.. Dickinson on Wednesday. Last
night Miss Lena Remington or WASH
iDQ.ou street entertained small com.
rauy III nouor of Niss Hazeltlne. To-
u1QttOW cNcu4u& 0ioo ~~sostA'S
will give . dinner complimentary TO
Miss Hazeltine, to be- followed At 8
o'clock with dancing party At Oak
hurst. gwen by Miss Mabel Waters.
Tuesday Mas May widdicOmb will ten
der the happy party breakfast at the
Country club and In the evening the
Hon. and Mrs. Edwin +. Uhl viii give
reception for Mrs. Don NJ. Dickinson.
ehs bridal party and the Cedar Rapids
quests. about two hundred invita-
11oas have been issued for this event
o. the wedding day grand reception
q The homo OF the brides parents will
follow The ceremony and supper, the
hours being from $50 O'Clock TO II
pPcloek. The newly welded couple
will take the late tram for Chicago
Diog east the next day. They wlll
Spon1 . year in Europe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18

{ett Hill ltOul UtlS
Itarfen. Sie belaiten iib ndmlih init
siner eroriidenoen Uiirbe BON 3iers
roth aus Gilens unb Wfeliin9orabt;
3n pollfommen bi6t seihlonenen, orei
Wtillimcter oiden Spiralen umipannt
oerielbe nidt nur bas Sanoaelent, ions
bern aud ben Sberarni, bas Vein pom
Rn0del bic gum Snie, ben Sals In brets
ten Stuartfrasen. cine 9ait biloeno,
ipelde Iie i'm @eben fart bebinbert.
Slud] bic Sbren, su einer fcrmloien
S6iinse perunitaltet, tragen oil lansent
8ebauSe cine ;ebn Gentimeter breite
MeilinsIpirale. Die slrms uno 8eins
f6icnen, iowie Der eiicrne Salstra9en
luerben Den erwafienen Srauen nnter
arosem Sraitaufpano unb NIT oflens
burer @eIdidlidteit umselpnnoen. ans
bers als nit iremoer 8eibilie ldBt iid)
biele Gilenriiitnns nidt entfernen; Der
Salsfraseu iiberbaupt nnr on Sei9en.
6enen man 81 bieiem 0ebnfe ben Sopl
abIdneibeu muB. Satss uno Sbridmnd
erreiden oft Elm @eipi6t bis gu 30
| Pfunb.
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per s6tbpofaarms.
Gin epodemadeaber Gann tn 8iirttems
hfrn

Gin epodemadeaner Gann tn @iirttems
berg.
Das @eitein, In pel6em Die uebers
reite jener rielisen @ioedien uno 6eptile
oer Sormelt, bic mir nit oem 9tamen
Courier besei6nen, sefuuben werben,
seb0rt Der iosenannten Siasz ober
Shwar3s Suraz 8eriobe an uno beftebt
meiit aus i6marsen Sdiciern, Die als
Blattem sebro6en werben. Inter ber>
artisen 6unbpldsen nebmen wobl i6on
lanse Die Eager III Solsmaben bet 8ird)e
beim inter Ted iit @iirttemberg ben
erlten Stang Elm, unb ibre gebeutung
lit erit fiirSli6 burd einen Suno erbobt
porben, Der einSis in ieiner S(rt baitebt.
sc banbelt iif namli6 nm einen
S6tbpoiaurns, ober Sii6iaurier, bel
ipef6em auBer Sen 3nohen au6 nod
grDbere Tbeile Der Saut toiiil erbalten
iinb. Oieie beitebt aus elmer idwarsen
sarten Gage Inn @eitein, pelde, unter
oem Wtifroifop betradtet, nod bic ebes
malige @elpebeitruftur erfennen laBt.
Das 8i6tisfte iit an bieiem Sunbe,
ba6 mir nun auf einmal Uollfommene
@epiBbeit iiber bic 80rperform unb
@eltalt bieler ieltiamen Gbiere befom'
men baben. Wtit Staunen erfenneu
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Sdtbpoiaurusifelett init tbeilueile srtaltsnsr

Shtbppi usifelett nit theilweile erhaltener
Saut.
6eltaurirter S6tbpoiaurus I'M gfaturalienfa'
biuett su Stnttgart.
mir cine brei.e breiedi9e 6iifenflolie,
babiper cine In,abl GROCER, nit Dors
men periebener 2appen, pe(6e on bic
abnli6en @ebiloe unierer 9SaIierIalaz
mauber erinuern; am meiiten iebob
tntereiiirt Der S6wans, welaer oils
breite sweilapptse 6lolie aussebilbet lit.
9luf ben eriten slnblid erinnert er at
bic sepSbnlt9e SiidfloIie, nno bod bat
biele 8ilbuns gar nidts nit oerjentsen
Der Slide sentein, lpie i6on ans bent
einen Wterfmal berporsebt, oab iid bic
@irbeliaule bis 3ur Spise bes unteren
9appens fortiest, wabrenb iie BET ben
ssii6en jtets por ber 5loHe enbist oeer
mad, oben umbiest. slub bic breiten
Yabbeln iinb iibtbar unb auBeroem eth
sroses fleildises 8efenor9an, oas NIT
Ser pipiparen 9iatur Der Sdtbpoiaurier
In 8erbinouns itebt.
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Mn S9min0iIdtiqe.

Der llnter3eihnete, weIder nad tnebridbri.
gen 9sioen BON einem idmeren 2uusenibel
uno Der sefiirdteten o d. ino iudt burda
elm einfades WitteI 9ebeiIt wurbe. plnfdt
aa' ielnen MitI,ibenben bic Metboos Der SeiI.
un9 bsfannt 3u MAIDEN. CT miro allen. Die
90 iuiniden. totenfrei cine abidrift oes @e.
sepies isnoen. tusldes zine fdere SeiIuns fiir
wiubfudt. Atbma, gatarrb.
8ronditis unb ale gals. uno 9ungsn.
afefticnen III. Ct bofft, bab alle 9eioenoen
feip Wittsl probireu. weIdes nnfhasbar 1T.
Wsr bas 8e3ept. oas nidts toaet uno fsgsns.
reid iein tann, iuiinidt. idreibe sefalisft an
Mep. Gbwarb 81. Wilfon,
8rootIpu, Nep Sort.
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1as Icw Series Staatssebdnbe.
6aliep 6. Sues, if6ne 8iiufe.
aepis gS. 0tobinion, Maidnen.
9. 8. Peaboop, ireie aiinte.

Uds NcD Ser1e9 StuutS5ebdHoe.
bic @aroeroberdume iopie Elm GROCER
9amin. slui einer breiten 1reppe ses
lanst man In Die oberen Gdume. giad
Der ar1iteftoniiden 3ei6nuns ion oas
@ebaube semiiiermaben tppiid) fir ben
Staat 9iew SerIep iowobl in 8eSug
auf ben Sauitil afS anf oas gum Bau
perlpenbete Wtaterial ieiu. DaHelbe
liest i'm Centrum Der Offentliden Sc
banbe i'm SafionsYarf uno in Der giabe
Der Hepralentationsb6 uier BON Wfaiias
6uietts, Connecticut, 6bobe Sslano
uuo Seem Yorf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18

pollfommen slatt
raiirt, Die Siifte
faum beroortres
tenb, Die >Beine
ipie BET ben WtGn>
merit iebr lang,
W a ben fehlen
gang. Sim lelts
iamitetl lpobl lit
Der Scbnud, NIT
lpeldenl oieie lllls
i66nen @eitalten
ben Wtan9el al
natiirlitber Feis
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Dte ein5i9e Sarbise inter
ben .9abp Wtana9ers4 Der GbicasOer
Weltausitelluns lit WiiB s. Smosen
Sowarb bon 0tew Yorf, melde itatis
ltiI6e Daten iiber bic slugebOrisen ibrer
Haile lammelt.
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Whor,JaIe auo RetaiI.

Der rei6e Hentier Mfudel fat iib
In einer iebr armen @ebirsssesenb an.
aefauft = in Der abiidt. ben 2euten
Sort bur6 Sbrberlins irsenb elmer
0anbinbuitrie wom09li6 anf Die 8eine
Su belien.
Sanse fanb er nibts Yaiienbes. bis
er zines 2aseS ben 6interbergerlepp
babel iiberraifte, mie Iid bieier nibt
Obne @ei6id einen Sdubfarren att
fertiste.
,Salt!" ba6te Mudel, roas wdre
am Gnbe Elm strtifel!"
Tim mas perfaufit On benu ben
9arren ?" iraste er Iofort.
~Mei" antportet Sepp, num a
Wtarfl!"
Su Wtudels Gusen leudtete es freus
big auf. SSenn man ba cine WtaGens
fabrication er;eu9te, liebe es iid nit
alien Sonf1rrenten Der Welt aufnebmen.
rllnb meuu i6 Dir bunoert Stiid
abfaui'." frast ct baber weiter, npas
foltet bann einer?"
.Sunbert Stud!4 last Sepp
beoenflid, nba foit't oaner bret
Wtarf! |"
r@as?4 ruff Wtudel. rSilt On
perriidt?! Das lit ia Elm weit sr0Berer
suftras, bel bem On piel mebr per'
bienit!"
nSs ibo' re6t!" iast Sepp - naber
su bunbert Stud faun
3 773A
|||'|A jl||'[|||||;A''! 2:
$B,[sS
t net . Sols itebl'n, mia sn ben
n ott' 0a I"
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geaen her Geiu6bnnna.

a.: rSiub Sie babeim audi BON
Sagelwetter iiberraid)t worben ?" =
s.: pgei meiner sllten baselt's alle
Gag; BON 1eberral dung fam barum
feline Heoe iein."
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3erhrent.

Brofeiior (bsr einen fremben
Sunsen Su Sauie unter ieinen Wtdos
den finbet: rSieb, ba baben mir aud
einen Suusen bapon bait On mir ia
nod ni6tS geiast, Srau !"
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Gin Fdleres @ittel.

Ger alte @olb itein: n@elb
fann i6 Sbnen ntdt mebr borsen, Serr
Baron. glber d Wtittel wdr ib Sbnen
iaaen, fpie sic f0nnen wieber foumen
auf be geine. = Serfaufen Sis
Wasen unb Yferoe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18

Wfutter: n8ie fannit On nui
70 unsesosen sesen Dein S6weiterden
iein, &arl ?" 8arl: nSa, Der @lie
sibit Ou immer Te6t, neil lie selduft.
ger weinen fam, als id)."
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Gurdj ME 8[ume.

.Saben Sie feline Cuff, Die neuen
9ruliaftien, Die 10 famos iteben, su fal'
fen?" mI6 nein = id fam meine
@isarren ipdter aud nod NIT Strei6'
b6l,den In Srano iesen!"
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Grant Stetter,
SOtel unb SGcfcrci,
WainffraBe, Obbe Warf.

Barme unb talte speiieu FnS 3u ieoer Ga.
ges3elt 5u taben. Strides Eager ftets an
3apf iowie @eiue. 9iquore unb giaarren.
Ois NIT meinem Sotel berbunbsne 8aderei
liefsrt Elm por5deides 8admsrf. unb perbeu
alle 8sftelInn9en prompt unb biIlis beforgt.
&ranf Stetter.
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SdinteidleI4after fruit.

gtener @utSbefiber: vWttr
fonlmt es 10 Dor, oils oh ib init Dem
slnfauf bieies @utes cine Oummbeit
begangen bdtte. Gjlauben sic benu,
bab eS cine Iente abwirft?" = Ser
matter: %, aaus ii6er! = SIN
i6limmiten Sall sibt es immer 10 piel
Seu, baB @ner @naoen gu leben
baben |"
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S6werer S6muG.
@ie bic bablidea @aiiaiueiber .iidl idlon
AZ MAIDEN Indjeu.

DaS Maliailanb, ipel6es ben oeut>
ldeu olonilatoren In Sitafrifa 10
sroee S6wierisfeiten peruriadt, bietet
bes Wterfwiroigeu gar pid. 90 idOn
baHelbe i'm @roben uno @anSen an
laribl6aitlider Scenerie iein mag, man
erinnere li6 uur OIL ben Sillma
9ioi6aro 10 abitoBenb iinb feline BE
ipobuer tn @eitaltuns uub Sitte. Sie
Wfdnner iinb oft senus bei9rieben wor'
ben; bic Beiber MAIDEN uon ibnen feint
ausnabme. 0tob uno epnild in ibrem
8enebmel, iiub lie wabre Seiipiele por
Sa6li6feit. Der i6nlale, nah binter
auifallenS itarf gem0lbte SbGbel If
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@effieite Mn3eiaes.
@nt. 9rOifel,
ceutiber Mekoer .

1115 Sadfpn Strabe,
tiefert bic feiniten 6iirfte in SbSe 8arf: unb
ebenio ale Sorten frifdes uno eluaep6dsItss
6!eiid, 8audfieifd II. {. 10.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18

Gin empieblensipertbes &einnraai.
@ait; naellner. eiuen 3abnitoder IL
-8ellner: nSitte, wiro ioeben be-
nnbt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18
geIiimiiiiidje aaIdjaaititg.

@ettperbeiierer: y's miro
INNER ibDner bel bem Wtilitar, jest
sieben's ibneu ldou Wtaulf0rb' an, boz
mit's gan; uno gar Is Wiaul balten
miiIlen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18

Glpaf abtbsiluns.
&eefer goats. .....-........$ 400, wertb 5 so
8eefer Goats nit peIs.... 500, ipertb 1850
9bspipt8ssfers. alls 9arben loon, wsrtb 1880
Sn Sud Gapes
BADEN mir bic alsrnsusiten Mpben.
YuB Bwaaren
Sn 8epftsesdunssn seissn mir bic neus1en
MOpiiatsn unp ipatsfsn Diuitsr au nissrisifsn
Yrsiisn.
Sis fUnnen simn Ssalsfin 8ud 70 billie aui
8eltsQung gsmadbt bsfpmmen, tpis lpnltpp fertig
aemaht. Spreftt ppr unb iitsr,suat fudb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18
Gin WurtuQ.

t net . 0ots itebl'n, mia 3i ben
oa!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-11-24
Valuable Information to Busi-
ness Men.

Demand notes are payable on
presentation, without grace, and
bear legal interest after a demand
has been made, if not so written.
An indorser on a demand note is
holden only for limited time,
variable in different States.
AnegotiaBle note must be, made
payable either to- bearer, or be
properly indorssd by the person
to whose order it is made: If the
indorser wishes to avoid re.
sponsibility, he can indofse awith.
out recourse"
A joint note is one signed by
two or more.persons.#ho can each
become liable for the whole
amount.
Three days grace allowed on
all time notes, after the time for
payment expires; il not then paid,
the indorser, if any,. should be
legally notified, TO be holden.
Notes falling due Sunday, or on
a legal holiday must be paid the
previous. day
Notes dated Sunday are void.
Altering note in any manner,
by the holder, makes it void.
Notes given by minors are void /.
The maker of a note that is lost
or stolen is not released from pay
ment if the amount and conside-
ration can be proven.
Notes obtained by fraud, or
given by intoxicated persons can
not be collected.
An indorser has a right of ac-
ton against all whose names were
previosuly on note indorsed by
him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-11-24
Wanted to Break Party Bonds.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 10.-Gen.
Lew Wallace, who is here on his
way to Asheville, N. c., thinks the
result of the election is not at
tributable to the tariff, the force bill
or Mr.. Harrison's personality.
"But there was a great feeling of
unrest" he says, II do not take it
that there was 30 much of an in
sane desire for a change merely.
Our people vote thoughtfully, as a
people. But there was a desire to
break away from party bonds.
"People sometimes become so
held in by party that they become
restless and will break out. That
is what it was this time, and just
what the reasons behind it are no
one can tell at this moment"