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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

udu I0I1ldTRcu.
"Oh, when you brought my oyster stow,
Why didn't you bring some oysters too,''
l went home with good old Deacon
Swipely to sleep in the spare bed that
hasn't been slept in since the church
was candidating two years ago, and
that young minister that everybody
liked SO much died of congestion Of the
lungs before he could be engaged"
While the deacon was trying to get .
coal out of the stove to light my candle
with he said: ''Mr Hood, you ought to
be very thankful for every mercy"
It's kind of mean to jump on q man in
a roundabout way Ike that, but said
that thought so too, in fact l never
got through with lecture alive and
eggless but what fej. that way.
He smiled in the paiAed sort Of style
l have often noticed among people who
come in on ID. H." tickets, and went
on: THE thankfulest man ever
knowed was deaf and blind, had club
feet and a withered arm, and was poorer
than poverty"
"Weil, for goodness sake. what was
he thankful for?" l asked
well, it's funny" said the deacon;
but that man was jest S thankful 8
he could be, cause he didn't like roast
turkey. You see he couldn't We had
none, anyway, an he thought twas the
grandest blessin' he cd have showered
on him that he despised that kind O
meat"
And took my candle and went up to
bed; but I've thought a good many
times since of that poor man when it
has occurred to me that my mercies
were not keeping quite up to the de-
| mand, and have been content. This
autumn we all ought to me thankful.
Those Of US who elected our man ought
to be thankful for that, and those of US
who didn't ought to be thankful that
we weren't beaten any worse than We
were.
Therefore, let US eat, drink and be
grateful CHARLES NEWTON HOOP.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24
'Senator Sherman Renews His
Attack

Senator Sherman renewed his attack
and refused to be convinced even by the
oratory of the Iowa Senator. He wanted
the Senate to do the straightforward
thing, and not fool about it.
'Give the Fair $5,O00,OO0 and do
not make believe that you are deceiv-
ing yourselves in giving it 7O-cent
silver dollar, or two 35-cent half-dol-
lars" If the children cry for it, as
the Senator has said they did, 'sWhy
not give them Castoria?'' said Sherman.
He knew that it was popular thing
with the little ones, more popular he
thought than even the souvenir half
dollars wolld be. The galleries looked
down in surprise as these remarks
came from Sherman. and Congressman
who entered the Chamber Just as Mr.
Sherman uttered them, dropped into
the vacant chairs nearest the door.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

There, y; = the pale, pleasant-faced
. .,.ll.acper whose shoulders were
,ored from daily bending over
i.rcrs. : .xt 10 him sat the cashier,
hing his .-5Id-riErHcd glasses with Il
nick nerz ,rs5 motion before he ran
-,.r a buIe e 81 checks With lightning
.;..dity :. ! pIucl,ed ont the one he
.,uEht-
he scr. ary,s pm scratched away
.sc signc. the ira cf letters
80 ,--,n.- Of lady stenographers,
F. '. and hin, long and short, sat at
.,.r .nacI CO in one conner mechanic
- lick z out the hundreds of
lie cle-s. who did billing" mot COO
were y.priting away.
ugo. q. flee boy, hose legs were
s;Iv c-:st lI,ic IF the possibility OF a
-~-tua! ton mach ., few hithcr
., IN. 9, ing the quick, sharp calls
PEE. ever. il.
nc ed rcd, stalwart, Yorkshire
, who u snntry clerk and invariably
lie! wh. 4 told TO do this or that:
sur. st. .ignt aIveh, sur" was read
off, th, riders Ia his ''curate' as
"itt.Iy sDhcd the younger entry
=. 7 = voices sounded like
=. .ioipuor. chant.
'I.a"a. I'll colorcd janitor, sat 1t a
! ny table oo%ing as wise as an owl
lis Il. hraea-bowed spectacles,
sl-mping Q snowbank OF letters on
: e table l.. lore him
Int, all Us rush and hurry of money
,-.''ing q :ietly walked beautiful
.a.n% pir. 2lanclng ncrvorsly at the
ice. clOr'. ~ she took her seat at q
r.. * five IL nu'cs late.
from HI. desk across the office the
arp-rycd general managers glance
followed hrs to the clock. The red
.Ired Yorlshireman stole an admiring
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24
Profitable for Hin.

Have we any special reason 70 Civ
thanks?' asked Mrs Bonesst, q. her
husband packed his surgical cass On
Thanksgiving day.
I'VE have" replied the doctor, put.
ting in an extra roll Of plasAsEy ~
should be thankful tor ~ iV0A q
footbau."-Puck
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

1 , tIlIS 70 pS
thankful again,
and, by JiinalF,
it don't seem
more than sixty
days since last
Til a n k sgiving
day. For thus
it is that the
seasons are =
continual ner-
ry-goround for
those OF us
" hose hearts
are pure and
conscierces are
clear.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

Among the big betters who are
said to have won money on Cleveland
are Michael Dwyer, $4,000; ]. J.
O'Donohue, $4,000; Edward Muir
ply, Jr, $50, 900; Edward Kearney,
$4,000 and H. H. Hart, $4,000.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24
Ready for More

Mrs Tomdik-We ought to be happy
on this Thanksgiving day I'm sure we
have much to be thankful! for.
Tomdik- but | feel that could
be thankful for a great deal more if we
had it to be thankful for -.Iu.Ic-e
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24
Veyy ThOughffuI.

Mrs. Cumso-I wonder why the sea
sion of congress is arranged to begin on
the first Monday Of December instead
OF the first Monday of November
Cumso- The idea was to have moth
ing interfere with the enjoyment Of
Thanksgiving day--Brooklyn Life
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

The news comes to us that since
the election, the manufacturers a,
New Bedford, Mass, one'of the most
wealthy cities in-the country, have
met and voluntarily increased the
wages OF their gorkmen J per cent.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24
WORKING OVERTIME.

Colonel Grey-Wen. Uncle Jasper, I
see you have your turkey You must
have been working right hard lately to
be able to get such fine fellow rs that.
Uncle Jasper-Yas, sab; night wuk.
mos'ly.-Puck.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

A Knoxville, Tenn, wholesale mer-
chant, who deals almost exclusively in
queensware, and sells his goods in the
States of North Corolina, Georgia,
Alabama and in Texas, says that the
most of his goods are manufactured
from North Carolina clay, and he has
as nice line of goods as anyone in
the country. Why then should we
not mine our kaolin, manufacture and
use our own ware, instead of paying
tribute to the railroad companies and
the States of Ohio and New Je.sey2
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

Christmas will soon be here. This
year is fast slipping away.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

LET no man hereafter fear for the
conservatism of the farmers of Amer
lea. They may be poor, they may
complain, and justly, against laws that
operate against them, they may have
cranks and soreheads here and there
among them, but the great body of
the sturdy yeomanry of the Union are
men whom money cannot buy, nor
force intimidate from a steadtast sup
port of the principle of Republican
government and the rights of the
whole people.-Charlottesville (Va)
Progress.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24
The Pot and the Kettle.

This is hard fate" said the roast
turkey to the carving knife
1T isn't as hard as you are" retorted
the knife, as his edge was turned back
by the turkeys breast -Harper's Baxar.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24
A LOVELY DEATH.
SWhat did she die Ofp"

Nv hat Old She die OF?
''She overloaded her stummick with
turkey an mince pie on Thanksgiven!'
"Oh, what a loverly death-How l
envy's her corpse!"-Life.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24
THANKFUL ONCE MORE.

For Last Years Many Nc-cieS Let Us 30
Truly Grateful.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

Madison said a man should love his
own town better than other towns and
the same principle should control him
in respect to his own county, and
State and nation. There is some
thing wrong and ungracious about a
man who does not love his own.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

Have yor seen the Atlanta Supporter?
If not, cali on W. T. Chatham, drug
gist sole agent, for circulars, and ask
your family physician about it.
ATLANTA SUPPORTER Co.,
mch1O { Atlanta, Ga.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24
AMBITIOUS MARGARET.

He great thing in
his world IS not 50
uch where We
stand G5 Ia what
direction we 4 T c
moving Il II { " c
must Tot drift, nor
lie at anchor.
All the MIR.
Machines a n d
Miss Machines
who are a neces-
sary part Of the
daily grind Of 4
busy city Office
we're hard at
work.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24
THANKSGIVING HYMN.

oIRIT Of Lowell Gre
ator! r u | Q r!
Friend:
From W no m " Q
come and unto
WHOM. We tend!
AL kumbly now,
T ny presence
drawing near,
We sing thanks
giving for tn Q
fruitful year.
Thy gracious care
In every good Ia
seen!
Beneath Thine eyes
the planets move
serene,
Spring, su N N e r.
autumn, follow
ng In t h e / I
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24
4 Movable Feast.

First Small BOY can't play any
longer. Time to go home to Thanks
giving dinner.
Second Small Roy-Thanksgivin' din
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24
The session of the Farmers Alliance

The session of the Farmers Alliance
at Memphis was very stromy one. The
brethren called each other liars, shook
their fists in each others faces and
tried to draw their guns. The row
was all about the Third party and
that crowd seems to run things. The
following officers were elected; L. H.
Loucks, of South Dakota, was re-
elected president; Marion Butler, of
North Carolina, vice president; L. H.
Taylor, of Nashville secretary; Ben
Terrell, of Texas, national secretary.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

When Grover Cleveland turned
over the Government to Benjamin
Harrison he turned over treasury
with about 500, 900 900 surplus in it.
On the 4th of March when Benjamin
Harrison turns the Government over
to Grover Cleveland he will turn
over treasury with deficiency OF
about 100000.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

The conduct of some men election
day as manifested by the way in which
they worked and voted should not be
forgotten by the.people among whom
they live. Each one should be required
in the future to occupy the position
and the company he that day delib-
erately selected. Tories of today are
not better nor more excusable than
were the Tories of the Revolution.
I.eaksville Gazette.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

Cleveland's plurality in New York
is 4I,SoI.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

Dear Baby Mckee,
Quite sad is he
Since grandpapa's rejected
Yet, Baby Ruth.
To tell the truth,
We're glad your pa S elected.
New York World.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-24

Hc1 WIS WI uF0 01 d8U.
First Boy - We always have our
Thanksgivin' few days late. Pop says
turkey an things is cheaper then, and
there's more to be thankful for-Good
News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02

WHfKEAs, y. ]. opsnneai go. - - -
W day OF July. lhsz maize HE aoee Ter No.
Of tAirtsen hradred Aoa eavept1-6ve te111Ir
psssbss . sis s1s sf1ss. 81 &c 49,
collateral ssssrssy f,f 80 $500 6
said bonds hesag punhefed ninety 4nre2 -
and ninefy four o. Feapoctisoly. 49, 1elnl
sseA .s sSs s. sses ss . s q
oss ''' ID 20 Two hundred !ae9 iasiuslse -
s soriss. ss gwen $ ssss cisss.sssss Issss,
sas 1 g s e ga r issas. 1919
81. .s ssss "a ss's sssr . ss
dsss g .sid ses1s Ave- Az ~, on..,.r
s ss1ss. 3 e a.. ne sss 'Asls I'D rs::s
e sesst = e Pss s ::s g
- aad y q any pisss Is pubic - pt1soee 81
| af the holders opt on.on She Boa pee1ornn1eo
Of the sbcss promise esatnaned u ~ 49,
where's. Said noss ana ssi4 sepee =
| piedged we're Transferred b. Y. J; o'osaeeu 3
ors A. RAPIDS savings Bank. .s:cS 9 . ~:
tue of said ;rankfef. the present holoef eno
ow hesrsa csfsa IL has been msae IA ts.e par
ment Of the money secured b. ssid nsts ane
| BY said honda 30 pleageds
Nov thsrsisrs notice Is hereby see snst e. =,
The fors Of ssiG cay. ~ Tie front ostsf eooE
OF sne Grand Rapids savings hanks IN fhe city
order to secure the payment Of Inc amount q
said note. with Interest ana pro;set ICED
thrreoa and The costs ans expeases o. sAad <nis
a. public vendue C. the highest BIDDER. ssA1
bonds nun bered " and ~. With sis inseres'
Dated. Grsnd Rapida Niehlxaa. xovsn
/
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

CHANCERY sALE-In pursuance and by
" virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Ter
the county Of Kent. In chaucery. made and en-
cestsi a. cause tnerein pending wnersin Henry
man. Marie jane chatmsn. James Desvsn-
p pSt ap Notes Cora hsss1y a:a s Sss
4. B. isss ii % O'Clock in the Tors.
noon Of s.d DAY. sns Sn so o an. ,hs
county Of Kent. in tho state OF nichigen. ehAu
sell at public aucsion to the hishest bidder. Ct
the front door Of the court house Of esio soun-
ali Of that certain piece or parcel Of isnd
situate aud being in the township q walker;
county Of Kent and state OF Michisan' nnc
hall OF parcel Of land bounded - icllows.
commencing 1t the Intersection OF the cnst
line Of the southwest quarter OF the nortnweSs
north OF range twelve 90 west and the cente!
line Of the River road lso-caIiedl. said point OF
intersection being thirty.one and twenty one
east corner OF said southwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter section twelve Il y. runnlnl
thence north on said east line Of the south
us:t swsss q snd
one-hundredths rods @7 &lo0s thence Wes
parallel with the north line OF said southvos
S.irssF 3 a iseen snc ess ssStns as SO
rods thence south parallel with said ees< !lns
forty-three and seventy eight one-hundrcdtn
as 7S-lO0) rods 70 the center line 81 said Rive
road. thence northeasteriy along the cente
limo Of said River road y the place o. oee,
Ming. containing In said eas! one-naif OF IN
parcel OF land above bounded two % acres o
land. be the same more or less.
WALTER II. HUGHES.
Circuit Court ComDladoneRs
v .onoKs Kent County. A'shisan'
| Solicitor for Complainant.
dated Grand Rapids. Michigan. October 1tn
| A. d. l692 III nov
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02

If you want to know who
sells the most goods in our
line just watch our wagons
or look in our store.
The reason we have the
largest trade is because we
do as we agree.
We do not. advertise
anything we can not do.
Our flour at soc a sack or
Sc a hundred is as good as
any in the state.
In Teas we have as good
quality as any one can buy.
Our CSC and soc brands
will please the most ex-
acting.
In Coffees we defy COM
petition. We sell a good
one at I5c a poud. Equals
most of the 25c brands.
Try a sample.
/ Kerosene Oil, water
white. &c per gallon, 10 gal
Ions for soc. Headlight
&c per gallon, 10 gallon:
for Coo.
/ Good Boiling Beef, &C t.
&C per pound.
u Good Roast Beef, &c t.
&c per pound.
u Good Round Steak 8
per pound
Good Shoulder Steak. 6
|: per pound.
Fair dealing is the mott
: that has worked up an
keeps our immense trade
l Call and see us at 5
lCanal street.
1.-THE VAN EVERY CT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02

Harley W. Nelson to Jessie =. p. Nelson:
loo = BLK .. Bostwick Co 'sNdd -.v ~
Charles shepard to Derk kiefoerK ana :.
VIE. sine. Of lot A7. Kent plat. =;
Jean A. Nuehilng 10 Pauline Boet. ~ ~
n lot and 20 fs n n lot 8. blk II :,
J.kfssu tidaina 10 llsrbert w. Heath.
lot Is. alddtaz's I'd add ..-s-.----:. y
Geo A. ksrtlsnd TO Eleanor y 6uyot
lots !. and =. kirtIand's add. ss.-.--;.:--.-. ~
efa q Iof =. Blk /. Canton smiths add. 10
Eansnnf en- o. Milton Z. Clyue. lots 10 :.
ana Al, blk {. village of Alaska. ..----...---.
Abrsm a. knowIsou TO Charles WSxneid :.
and wife. lot IS. Wors add-.--...-..-:..- III
Levi : Daynton 20 Herbert l. Martin.
let 70. blk 3 Boynson 8 add -...-.----.--:--- o
Levi :. Boynton 90 James H. Martin. lot
Is. Blk = BoTntons add. ....-..-...-
Joseph r. Kennedy 10 Charles j. Harmon
Il. in sw cor. sec Il. Caledonia -...-----
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02

DEMONSTRATORS ssLE.-1n the matter
"A Of the estate OF Aarearet colman- De-
cell 81 public auction. 70 the highest blod,x.
on Tuesday. tue 3rd day Of January. a. ID.
1888. At ten O'Clock 40 the forenoon. ~ tue
North entrance on Crescent avenue 20 the
Kent county court house I n the city Of Srkn4
Rapids. In the county Of Kent IN The stkee q
Michigan. pursuant 10 license an authcftty
b. 1892, b. the probate court Of kent county.
Michigan. ell the right. title snterest o. eeta&o
OF said deceased. in or 20 those certain piee =
or parcels OF land. situated and betnK In che
county Of Kent. state Of Michigan, knowu AID
described ~ follows. lo-wlt: Lote thirty
seven ss1l and thirty-e,ght ats Of Auee
McDow&l's additfo1 to the city al GronQ
Rapids according 80 the recorded pio>
thereof.
MATTHIAS HoDGKINS.
Administrators Of said estotA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02
III. DeGOlia
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Room and Q. Tower Blk.
FOR LAIE.

House ana lot on South Lafayette street.
with furnace ana gaA city wAter. sewer con-
nections and all modern i4pr:vementS
Two houses and lots On " ealsny evenuss
F n" So sn wS sRs % Ashland
One on South Lagravs street.
One on West Leonard street.
One on Randolph street.
One on Paris avenue.
One on North Prospect
One ON Fair street.
fhS C ss some ine acre property suitable for
plating. which viii sell cheap OF excnsnxe
ior othcr property.
FAKMS
I have farm. three miles from city. Of q
acres. good seven room house. cellar. good
ren u. and other o1tbulidinKs. finest kind Of gar
den land; viii sell o. exchange for CITY
p. Also q acres. fve miles from city. with frse
eIaes bnlldinrs soil cav foam, IS cleared ana
All seeded. four acres Of beech and maple tim
Der. fences good; to sell or exchange ZOE cay
'.S' farm Of 40 acres, two miles from Hast.
ings Barry county. with leo acres imvroveos
20 acres OF beech. maple. ash and walnut um-
Der. soil clay loan. nrst class house. Two iNsIS
barns. we'll watered. large orcnera. weal
fenced and In o high state OF cuiuvsuona
would take part city property.
Also 70 acres. IL miles from city: eooo DI ,a
| ings. good orchard and good land; wsti seu -
exchange for clsy property. -,
Farm of 100 acres. II miles from eisy' ws'
al Also one Of 50 acres. IL miles from city. FOL
| / have a large list OF farms in every direc
/ ton from this city. II you want farm come
| In and look over my list. - ! can suit you.
Money . loan On s''d rel 4. I'D. ). iDSssdieEiX.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02

Wire nails. $3.50 rates; stool cut. n.0 reseS;
z asa 75e. Building paper. VI TO y per sott'
water proof. 81 per roll
Lunber-Resali piece stu6-No. nemIoek
up 20 ueiuding n feet lengths. $if; ndd u pei
1.Io0 feet Tor every additional two feet; No.
"a iirIonM two feet 81: No. pine. sl4 pei
1'oo feet: ada 81 Tor every additional two
feet over Is feet; No. flooring. white pine,
ses: No flooring. White pipe, ss n;. no *:
No. / ceiling. =. -; No. ceiling u.s.
No. I ceiling. y. s.es No. : ceiling. - ls;
Ne. siding. 4 90; Nc. : sid.ng. = ~;
siding. -. Finishing material-No. ! com.
n, On boards. Sd: No common boards. 10
No. scommon boards. $a; IA hntshng. ~
sand: star a star. 10 inches clear. $-!o pei
tAousnads No. 2. I've Inch clear butt. " pei
thousand; SQUAD butt, $50 per tnouesnd
euil SHINGLES. 81 per thousand. lafh-No.
white pine. Sc. No. white pine. G-4s; ship
pinx eulls. gtz. ruisi culls. -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02

Adoiph Lalloz, carriage manufac'
turer, ll3 Carroll street, BufalC, N.Y.,
states: al was troubled with nausea oil
the stomach, sick headache and gen.
sraI debility. Burdock Blood Bltteri
cured me.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02

UnMMN Thousands Of women hsve
been cured OF various forms OF
= A " e u female complaints b using
our en.eleca Cures guaranteed WHito Tor
6ook Sivinc fuIl particulars.
COLUMBIA MEDICAL co.
"a snnsr s.. DHTRoiT. MICH.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02

Exxx. EOS. butter. % 90 re; potatoes ~
20 dc, branA hand-pieksd. Sl.oo 10 i.soi
honey, l5e. eariy lettuce. Zoe rcr TO- head iss-
tucs. lie. parsley. Sc doz buuehesi turnips
- 10 zjc ba. cADbases. 90 10 zoe dok, ocetss -
10 ssc bo. rrftA oasss. E9j.e on, apples o. ~
SOC bu; carrots. - TO Soc celery i 10 Nc COZ
e,,s.sa zef pumpkins. se 10 ti-zo doz, sp,n-
ach 30 bu. vegetable oysters . 10 bS
dox haaehess canlinowers. slts % doz srapeS
Niasaras a5c bxsxsr. Coneorcs. I'D baskets
ise. parsnipS 50 90 too per brsneis mint. &c.
heat old and new. Gle; corn, &c; oSts. zoe;
rye. sse; harley. IL iei bunch onions zvc do -
Your ana Pred-Lily waIte, 81. pate %. s-.oc
per cwt; buckwhrat hoar. 80 per cwt, corn
meal 81. per ton iced. $50 10 w per ton;
snfddfaxs SIS per ton; bran, va per ton;
an o-. 81. per toa screenings slf per ton.
Waal-W ashesi. ls$-Ds unsasncd. lcV1c
Hsy-About IS loads Of hay Of good quslity
as marketsd- Prices sre fair. There 70 =
large supply and fair demand. Clover. - 10 ,;
timothy. - 10 10 .r
k-ef. ss5ssc; pork. 6A4@6'1c; frssh pork
loins. lae9i0t.es mutton. noe5ze: spring lam Q,
1SSe. fowls. se: ducks. ll8l2ci turkeys. " %
i1ssc, geese. 10 to lie; spring chicken. solocs
veal S31cs vrnison. S0i6o; bear meat. eOlic'
butrerine, dairy. ltb1ol5s4cs creamery butter
Inc fstszfc; quail. $50 do1-
Ifidss and IalioW-6rcen. "a % 30; steers
over 70 lbA sc. cured hides. ~ 10 4sse; cat
skins. green. 5es calf skins. cured. SAG; TAI
low. rough. he; rendered. sAc; pelts. ioc u
zoe; sheartngS. DC TO D-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02

The essential gunx-healiug principle
of the pine tree has fnaliy been sue
ces.fully separated and refined INTO :
psrfec. cough medicine, DIR. Wood .
Norway Pins syrup. Sold BY All deaf
81. n, 4 guarantee OF satisfaction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02

For sarsche, toothache, sore throat,
swelled neck and she results III colds
and inflammation. use DR.. Tnomas'
Eelectric Oil, the great pain destroyer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02

water white oil, ls0o. 6s4c: headlighs. 10,
re; water white. oil test. l6Jo. Sc; Rocenc. lb0'
20 l-Uo Size.
Deodor'xed stove gasoline, 7to. 67<a
Ueodofixed naphxha. o.. o5sc-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02
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presses 70 th6 from Deire.t fnrser e4r1 ~
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