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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-09
THIRD DISTRICT rorRr.


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There was an unusually lars at
tendance Of members Of the bar when
the Third district court opened this
morning. The all absorbing topic was
politics, and there seemed to be n
general indispositon among those
present to settle down to legal work.
Judge Zane heard couple Of
divorce complaints TO begin the
day with and granted the usual
DEGREES; then a few informal
matters were takon up, and one by one
the lawyers filed out untll AT II
O'Clock very few remained. The fol
lowing cases were disposed u;
DIVORCES.
Laura Hunt vs.. Samuel A. Hunt
was a suit for divorce.
Tho parties intermarried In this CITY
in the year 1852, but soon afterwards
the defendant One morning len her
without giving the slightest reason,
aud has ever since absentee himself
from her. He IL now living, II was
stated, in Yorkshire, England, anu had
married again, Plaintiff has boon OBJ
taining n livelihood hY tesching
music. The decree OF divorce was
granted on the ground oi abandon-
lie Grand Young was the plaintiffs
| counsel.
eliza T. Higgs w. David Higgs was
| the title OF another divorce action,
failure 10 provide being the ground Of
the complaint.
The uarties were married IN this
city IA December, 1891 but tIon tho
/ first the defendant had neglected TO
provide Tor his wife, aud still refuses .
/ DO 20. She has consequently been
largely dependent on the charity OF
/ frionCH.
A. Y. Taylor was the PLAINTIFF
| attorney, and he having elected The
/ foregoing brief statement Of iacls, the
court granted the decree prayed for
SHORT ORDERS.
In the case Of the Plertpoint Manu-.
featuring Co. Va. L.. Il. orion, The de'
murrer was overtuled.
Joseph g. PlxtOn Va. Harriet
Harker e, al. A decree was granted
quoting title n this case,
Henry Dinwoodey Furniture Co.
I Va. Mrs. Kathariae Ffltsoh oil al; mo-
tlon Of the defendant TO open default
| aud for leave 10 answer wac argued by
| Judge Powers for the defendant and
by attorney J. II. Moylo for the plain.
| tin and overrulrd.
T.. G. Coffin Hardware Go. W.. J. B.
waltz et nj. On molten OF Attorneys
/ Kaighn anIiA ndoruOn, Tor the defend.
/ ant continuance was allowed al de-
fvndant's cost.
OVEN HORSE.
John b. Bailey VS.. II. Clawson ct
al. This was n dispute about "a horse
| and II was left with the Court to de-
eide, both sides waving jury. The
1 animal was seized under an attach
ment on chatel mortgage, and the
legality Of the proceeding was ques'
| toned.
HE STEPS OUT.
Deputy Marshal Abe Dyer, having
been requested by Marshal Parsons 10
tender his resignation, has complied
with the demand. He il therefore no
longer on the force, much TO the regret
OF his colleagues, with whom he was
quite popular. The reason for the
move II said TO be a political one.
TIE SURVEY DIFFICULTY AGAIN.
Martin Lenzi today brought suit Ia
the Third district court against Fred =.
| Hadra 10 recover possession OF n GER
tain small strip OF hand which II IL
alleged .he defendant unlawiully holds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-09

10 always assured OF a cordial welcome
In Salt Lake. She Is not only AN actress
Of unusual and wonderful genius, but
lisa woman OF rare intelligence End
loving qualities. In all her portrayals
this intelligence Is shown, and any
performance OF here IL certain In some
portion Of II TO compel the admiration
VI her listener. Ga Monday evening
Sardou's powerful play "Odetto" will
be given. IL was seen here during
Miss Morris last visit, and was much
admired. Tuesday evening for the
fret lime In this city her own adapta.
ton from the German, "Claire," will
be the bill. Au excellent company
surrounds the famous star aud finch
ed and powerful Performance 10 IN
store for theutsr gOefa. The advance
salo Of seats opens Friday morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-09

To-day is the last of the engagement
of the two great attractions, Mr. sun
deem, the mind-rgader, and MIR. Samp-
son, the Hercules Of the age. A new
Programme with new attractions IN all
Departments viii be announced tomOr.
row. The ladies who 20 to Wonder-
land today will receive neat llttle
souvenir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-09

John b. Bailey VS.. II. Clawson ct
al. This was dispute about a horse
ard It was left with the Court to de-
eide, both sides waving a jury. The
animal was seized under an attach
ment on chatel mortgage, and the
legality Of the proceeding was ques'
toned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-09

Immense Line OF Beaver Shaws.
LOT Of Iniauts' Hoods, 25c 35C and SOC.
An Endless Variety Of FascinaiOrs
The Largest Line Of Mems and Boys Shirts this side OF
Chicago.
Mems Fine Cancels Hair Socks at Csc per pair
Mems Cork sOled Shoes at $780, $500 and $500 worth
Fifty Per Cent. EOre.
Mems and Boys Lined Leather Cloves, Very Cheap.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-09

Deputy Mnrshal Abe Dyer, having
been requested by Marshal Parsons 10
tender his resignation, has complied
with the demand. He il therefore NO
longer on the force, much to the regret
OF his colleagues, with whom he was
quite popular. The reason for the
move II said TO be political one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-09

Late ndvicos state that Beaver gave
Rawlius 287 votes, Cannon ISIS, and
Allen ~. Beaver also elected It's en-
tire Democratic ticket
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
GREAT DlHNO

A Grand Rapids, Mich, IN 1891 and
1892, where there are two new mile
tracks to work your horses on and ALEC
where DR.. Wells & Co.'S great veterinary
specific Is prepared and put up for
chills. fevers. influenza, stranglee, dis
tempers. coughs. colds. congestion OF
lungs, bronchial d. aculties. inhamma-
ton and sore throat.
Also, Or. Wells & Co.'S veterinary car
thartic capsules for horses, which Will
positively curs constipation, inipachon.
indigestion, swollen legs. surfeit, greece
heels, L,otches oil skin, loss OF appetite,
rough coat, and is taem certain rem
edy for the removal of worms known
10 the veterinary profession. in lingering
cases of colo where the cause must I've
removed, they have no equal. In fact
oil arrangements of the digestive or
gans are cut short, aud what would be
fatal cases are made SIMPLE and harm.
less by giving one capsule III due time.
If your horse is not doing, 60 TO your
druggist and get n capsule and give
hlm. We guarantee quick recovery.
Prepared and put up 10y DR.. Wells &
Co. Once and pharmacy cor. Bridge
and Cansl-sts., Grand Rapids, Mich.
For sale by druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

arms. arthur Gorgery and Gems. Turr
and Klapks. who fought At his side IN
1s4s dgring the almost successful s,rug-
gle for their country's independence. Il
was Goxxery who surrendered st VII
lagos with his army OF fifty thousand
Hungarian patriots 10 the allied forces
Of Austria and Russia Gea. Turr. like
his great leader, has found refuge in
Italy. having long held good position
in the Italian army. and being married
N . Eonapartiss princess. These veter-
ans. the last survivors of their gal-
liant band. are quite aged now, and
the spectacle Of their reunion with Kos
suth upon the day when the latter en-
fers on the last decade Of ono hundred
years Of life will awaken memories
thrsu1hou. Hungary and stimulate tho
national pride 20 an extent which can
not fail 20 exert a lasting influence upon
The public mind
Turin Is practically tbs seat Of The
royal horse Of italy. In les immediate
neigh borhood are situated Cd. r~si-
denccs If the Duke p'Aossa and Of the
late Prtnce Anadeo. while King Hum
berss palace is also adjacent. Almost
IA The center OF The city itself stands
The ancient tuilairg within whose
walls Kossuth has found asylum and
sofitude for four--nd twenty years
The house IL m ancient palace formerly
occupied ~ some noslemsn and now
divided into apsrtr-snss. or floors.
which sr> let ont 20 diT-rent tessnts.
The old stone trout Of the houss. with
It's heavy eeraices. Ia gray and stained
BY thu sun snd rain Of years And vet
there Il nrshins that can be described
as really imposing or specially roman
tic about the aspect Of she old pzlazzo
Tt IL considerably IN ueed 81 repair and
II ss~onriy svvr>sfs~s ~ damp Psss
ting ssro,gh sh- pcrties and ascending
q Irug wsie Hight 81 stone steps ~ the
nrss landing. ~as rsh>red ~ an old
man Sats . reception rsom which "Opens
trun she-isft hand ssis 81 re eus~r
hail TAs rccss. which - ate snail.
h ahsclxxetv bars e fnrnisure.
had nee long 20 wait in tbe drezy
rs~>vsann rscss, where the enc solitary
eh}~ct v = stand ~ ssstsred var eass
~hi-A. asrrsur the ss~uxxie f>r fvs~sk,m.
waved v,ctorieusiy sv>r TIE pzsrsss
hcst< " Hungary upon msry 1ioviaas
Ael6- Soon TIE vsnersbie pstxs>t en-
spred greeting 80 with snsst dssnsty
sna <pesksnx in The Kse} n ssnxas. u
swsi>h hs pcs..~sss . w~a1svfsi rs>
FHerv. n. srvsted 90 int BIS r<isses
ruo~n. wher~. un.lsrsseeA. Re fe~s 80
lsssnis asuy Strangers. ms~t 81 wasss
- ~ 90 sny fnr1hsr 49, - sopsg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

rreepsson room. This private ehsa her
= saszrsiy nlled with d>sks. beck e<so<
ard rosss q pigeon holes, IN which are
arranged with systesaetic deafness =
eorFusgo.Geace of many years NTH he
NEST notable assa II tlis eeEtafy
Kossath - Ia egaDstaxas eorrrspeasasnee
with snlsest persons all over tae gsoSe,
zssa il - eslissosi taat tais private rosu
Of as Is a p<rfast treasure house OF
autograph letters of prieeless sEiae
IL y also ansierssoea that. hisa away
snong tas eoantless psgeoa holes. i
ksSsuth's euttrs eogrcspcn drecs With
EisEaareir. - whon. "a the arbst~r OF
arms ia EaFope, hs appealed after is7s.
seeking 80 induce Tho German eAaneei-
lce % briax ever German nationality
Ia Europe inso the imperial federation.
Bisnzrcx. however. replied that
thsre '.mast always be two Ger
msny's-tas PrasSizns and the
seutheraers." Kas1ush kai az .
Eat desk. carefully wrapped IA black
rug. bseanss OF his Tendency - suffer
from ehlllA Ms figure = much bowed
with tbs weigbt of years and has grown
cerpnlsat lie wore square black
slsull cap. ilis interest Ia c,rrent
events everywhere il raabated. he
lsross whst Is TRANSPORTING in all coun-
tries tie ssld that the hungarian peo-
pie. who In spite OF every obstacle have
preserved thar race, taeir lengpare.
their aatsonal costume. their custom and
thsr traditions intact and pure. can
not fail az last 10 regain their national
freedom. No people IN Europe. he
claims. have equally preserved their IN
dividuaIity. In this regard the Nag
yars stand almost alone. This is the
one thousaadth year OF Hungarian
autonomy. which. through all the vicis-
sissdcs OF centuries, has never been
lost. Kossuth longs 10 sec his success
sor rise mp before he dies That is
what our country needs" said he; 'for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

myself. am almost ashamed to live
longer. for I cannot lead my country
men now" He said that had he sue
ceeded In his efforts to free Hungary.
his frst step thereafter should have
been TO advance on Poland
TO aid that country to renew herr
gle for freedom. He said that p
should be independent il only for "a
reason that she would act as barrier
between the car and Europe. For
Austria he predicted final disintegra-
ton, saying that q country 80 devoid
Of hoaogeaeity and composed of SO
many unassirnilative elements, cannot
stand tho tsst of time. With German
against Czech. Czech against Dshemia.
and Magyar against all, Austrian en-
piro Is fsredoomed- AS to tho Haps-
burgs, he prophesics their early extinc-
ton "a q dyoasty. THE emperor" no
said, has mover been king OF Hungary
since the dny when uncrownca kim in
my address to tho parliament at kuda
Pesth-"
Kossuth lives tho life Of hermit,
neither entertaining nor being enter
tanned Unqucstionshly he has devel-
opcd many qualities OK eyotism. Tie re-
CARDS himself as the sainted figure OF
history. So hermitlilSe are his habits
that 1t is believed he viii receive all the
delegations of his countrynen. who will
greet him on his coming birthday with
messages of affection and tokens Of re-
speet, in the little bare reception roor,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

tbs ultimate regeneration Of Hungarian
pzt.sc,lity. The forthcoming event Of
Ksssuths ninetieth birthday viii be
one Of 10 small importence in the eyes
of his compatriots, who viii flock to
T,srtn frora all parts Of Hungary 70 pre-
sent him with the honorary citizenship
Of hls native iaaa. Kossuth, two years
ago. ceased TO be political citizen Of
Hungary. FOR - thst time he became
subject 70 tbs law which declares that
al Hungarian exiies who shall remain
absent for rerioei o. ten years without
reporting themselves TO say consul or
minister OF 'Austro-Hupgary. shall be
held % have forfeited their citizenship.
Imet Louis Kossush at Turin nearly
three years ago. After Solferino. when
Austria's eagles were low in the dust,
Victor EmAnuelAnd Count Cavour made
formal offers to Kossuth of a residence
in Italy, accompanied by assurances Of
the sincere admiration and friendship of
the Italian king and minister. At length
he made up his mind To settle in Italy,
where he has lived ever since and will
probably end bis days, for have heard
him say that only in the event Of Hun
Gsry's complete national emancipation
would he ever consent 10 return Prom
inent among those who win visit him
upon his approaching birthday are three
of she most famous OF his old comrades in
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
KOSSUTH N0LDAGE
forthcoming Celebration OF
His kinetleth Birthday.
RECORD OF A PATRIOTS LIFE
He is Visited a. lila Hsaas IA Twin.
Austria wiH be Fsnal.y Dss.ntegTzsea.
HungaIia 70 be Free.

Louis Kossuth, tbs nungarian patriot.
will eeisbxase has nicetietA bsstkazy Ia
. few wesks' ttzae. IL might &c more
eorrret 10 say thai kis eoa1srTmea.
rather than Kszssth hin6elf. viii exie-
bsste the Gnnlvers1ry- Fer almost a
quarter Of eeEtary the AIRED patriot
hss passed life % eati-c seclasiol in
has retreat az TeTia. IN Italy 70 hin
the ponp and e.rvanastaEac 81 pablo
ceremonial has Lang ceased % pc~seas
any interest or mS2aias. aad though hs
s<iu watches keealy the es<rse 81 a.
t.enal Affairs al oTer the world. his
miad has become tagged by Az Intense
~ philosophical simplicity walsh has
destroyed bis zes. for the glitter aai
exsiseraent Of the hsetins shaw. Not
that ne has become pesslsnist--ci the
contrary. he believes more than ever IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

The Rev. wm. stout. Wsfton. 0Ht
states after beng lus ffsetusliy
treated ~ seventeen different doctors
fer serofHls and hlssd disease. ! ~ss
cured ~ nnrdoes Hood Bisssfs .
Write him for pfssf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Of his apartment In the old Turin
palszso, and that they will have to rest
content with what they SEQ of him
there, a he comes IN meet them. snow
haired. bowed and venerable. from out
the solitude Of his sacred den. for II IL
not likely that he viii consent to much
pnblic ceremonial or agree to partici-
pate in IL himself
SAMoTH YIrEyxop.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Was saved bv Hoods sarsApsriiia. .
sAys Mr.. n. X. Jones Of Alma. Name.
'ssne had seven running sores in differ.
ent places on her body. bat since giving
her Hoods ssrsapsrills shs has become
veil. strong aud healthy"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

sFALKB PROPOSALS ssas.S bsss w. -
- f~re4sea ~ fht uaa,Ts gfeed ~ q nns
tseiuaies tss - eAy - tsaY4es a. 81 the
hfhs aH1 fSh sff-xts.-<fs> = 8e4a s hefta afs
fsefstae fesszzszee 10 - fiveu en- tie nefs.
Ptttleh ~ he rec cHEff hesse sc tts 90
e*f.arf ~ - sssffsi rsoefs eertais
fee kesfe - - ptrstssfs seeerss To- rtzht
g se3ts1 sss % a. hfds
eksssKs = s~ssEfxA
t~Nsss es<fewss - Csn~stfre
Tee - tsesivsss bias - sssss ses,se en-.
tsH&ea ss< ~ssx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
city Trcasrrer's Once

city Trcasrrer's once.
Grand Raplds. Mich. ian. :. Is7e.
Notice is hereby given THAI n assessm ,nt
roll Tor the construction 81 "a sewer In
jennetts street from Eleventh. street 20
West Leonard street. IN the city 81 Grand
Rapids. - now ga my hands. and that
/ Will receive payment thereon for the
period Of twenty days from this date. at the
office ~ The City Treasurer
City Bs'i. WILLIAM HAkE.
Jan Y City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
SAMorH YLiEyxop.


At a social gathering Ho<tester Mc-
Gsnsis. who Is great wag, said TO Mas
E.r1cyaida ioc<ssf1a:
ven vsuid rot ssiiove, Mas Es-
-aeralsA. chat essqussiA I've made
a1sex NE fsar sss. yea would act he
eve n.
Il dsss.- repiied Miss Esners,Aa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
CHICAGO VAC R. 81

AND WEST MlcrioA

GOING 10 CHICAGO.
Nv. GRID RAPIDS. Boz ara laos pm I'll Spa
Ar Gil 'tASc.-.-.-....1 IS ptn 5-15 pm . asss
hEruRNiN0 FROM CHICAGO.
Lv. CHICAGO ....-....-f % am LES pn III fSsr
Ar. GRID kAPiDs..sd5 pm 10 40 pa -e:ifaa
10 <Sb rHos nsSroS Hssnon. 81. soztrs aSp "a.
Hg2NkrciIS-
lv srand Rapids . % ana IL s5 pin 81 s6ps
Ar. orasd hgpses- 80 AIN IS pan &c LOON
Tor IndianApoiis 1865 D. N. only.
TO 49, 2ox sEEgoS.
Ly. 6. R. eto am j % pa So pm s1 pu
AT q. k--.1;3 arr ss5 pn . > era -..s...-...
TO AND ros GkaiE1sK 1RsSKKsE CRY Aas
ria GiFtns.
ly. Grand RAPIDS ..... rs an s-f7 m
Ar. Grand Rapids ..........l IL a. am ssso p,n 4
THOUGH CAR SERVICE.
between Grand Rapids and cbicscs-Nssnes
ssrepers-Leave Grand Rapids siis& y. m .
least Chicago ii:la .. n. Drawing Room Cars
Leave Grand Rapids 1908 y. in.s leave CAi-
eago f;4s pm. Free Chair csrs-LeAse srana
Rapids asta ann cave Chicago q;eo am.
Between Grand Rapids aud hanistoc-fres
CHAIR tsr-beascs Grand Rapids 5.l7 pmf
leaves Msnlktee 6:5o am.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
erREAsURER,s NOTICE.

Cry TarAsurEE's orrlcE.l
GRAND RArins. Mich. Jan. Z. ls22. {
Notice rs hereby given that the assessment
roll for the opening of Livingston street from
south end Of reservoir 10 rniausia street tn
the city Of Grand Rapids. II now in my hands.
aadthat viii receive payment thereon fer tue
period OF twenty days from this date. al the
Office OF the City Treasurer. City Hr,i.
WILLIAM llkkE.
ian n city Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
TkEAsUREk's NOTICE.
city Treasurer's Once. +,

City Treasurer's once
Grand Rapids. Mich. Ian. :. isa1.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assessment
rcll tor the construction OF sewer IN Eighth
street. from lpine avenue TO sennpffc street
In the clts Of brand Rapids. ~ row in nv
hands and that | vail receive payfarnt
thereon tcr the period 81 twenty DAYS from
this date. stthe once OF the City Treasurer.
CITY Han.
WILLIAM HkKF,
Jan 2. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

City TrsasaFsFs oFee.
Grand Rapids Mica. JAn. = istz
Notice ia ksrehy glysa that TIE sssessmenl
foti forth Csnstfnciion 81 sever IN hast
Wealthy avenue frcn Ssash East street TO
Center street. In TIE cts Fl graas Rapids. -
ncN ia rry hands SRI ff,sf VI. reerifs ps-
msRt thereon for the period OF fHsats dsv~
ufeT. Cits Hail.
WILLIAM HAKE
taH 81 Effe Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

City Treasnrcr's orrc~l
Geand Rapids. Mich. .aa. :. ls9z
Notice Is hereby given fhsf the assessment
Toll Tor the censfsuciien OF sewer IN Charles
street from Wealthy avenue 20 Buckeye
street 81 the cffv of Grand EsBi6s
Is rev in fny hands. and that wiz receive
payment thereon for the period 81 stventv
days from this date. NJ the ols.ee OF the City
Treasurer. Cts Hall.
WILLIAM HAKE
jan = fItv Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

City Trrnssrerrs eFe>f
Grsrd RAPIDS Mica Jar. = Isfz
METRE a hereby fggsa that -. sss-ssn.rt
res fer grad M kfserifnx ara paving rhe zaf-
tsrs 81 u sf ftitsn street. froTa infeB street
% Fast street. ~ fhe sfts Il srsBa kapfes 10
sew q So Nssas. saa fhsi ] vi receive paw
faeht fasFFaa Tar IRE periee 81 fssffs aErs
cts Aa.k
WILLIAM HkEE.
IA Nlfx IFsasarsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Sd. surfey, mate 81 steamsr tri
sors. hsd hs foot badly iamned
Thsmss Electro otl cared IL Meta
iux eeaai TO i for q quick psia re
lever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

fsery ss<s - LILY WHITE FLOUR
hss . psstars of oar ssiH. sans genuine
Wlkkost Is. ysssss tsTs asltasa Go.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
NOTICED

The annual meeting OF the Western Michi-
gan Agricultural aud Industrial society Will
be held 1T sweets Hotel Ia the city Of Grand
Rapids. Mich. on Tuesday. January 10. 1sa2. al
5 CLOCK y. M. for the purpose electing Ave
directors and the transaction OF such ether
business rs nav properly come before said
meeting. All members o. the sSeiety are
urgently requested TO be present.
T. v. CHENEY. Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
lake SHORE Z MIceIsAS SOUTHERN

Are isaNc shore via Cleveland IA eonnecfioa
with the Erie anu l.. and J.. h. n. Rs forms the
quickest and most direct route ~ Pittsburx
A. J. SMITH
G. +. 4 v. A.. C1eveland.0
- +. RosErt. Cts a. ersfiker AgeuIt
Jas. CasFaEi.i- CITY Az L 2 Mcnroe-u.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

Italy. All Others daily except sunday.
Taking eject sunday. July Is. lsss.
Sleeping cars on Pacific snd Atlantic Ia
presses 70 sad from Detroit Parior cars
leave Detroit ut <.ss D.. M. arriving AZ
Granr Raids ~ 10 D. m. Direct connections
raade NJ Detroit with al through trssas east
Ticket GA sale 81 Union Ticket satce. " Aoa-
roe street and AZ Ia on dep~i
FRgp ". Bkfeos, 0en1 Ax't. sS Monrces
o.N. RrocLKs. u. p. and +. AIT. Chscaxa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-25

Oratorio of the Messiah, Worthy is the
Lamb that was slain to receive blessing,
and riches, and honor, and glory, and
power, world without endP' !
What He endured, oh. who can tell,
To save our souls from death and HE'LL
When there was between Paul and
that magnificent parsonage only the
thinness of the sharp edge of the sword
of the executioner, do you wonder that
he wanted to go? o, my Lord Jesus.
let one wave of that glory roll over us!
Hark! hear the wedding bells Of
Heaven ringing now The marriage of
the Lamb has come, and the bride hath
made herself ready. And now for
little while goodbye! I have no morbid
feelings about the future. But if any
thing should happen that we never
meet again in this world let us meet
where there are no partings. Our
friendships have been delightful on
earth, but they will be be more delight
full in Heaven. And now 1 commend you
to God and the word of His grace which is
able to build us up, and give US an in
heritance among all them that aresanc--
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