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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

The peach market Was frmer yesterday. but
tnc highest price now paid Is $50 bushel-
Ezgs are worth &c.
uuck IrbsrrieS and backberries are out Of
tue market. Cl0vcrscci IS ~ cents higher
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
HERALD DESIRELETS


~---~--------e-~~--
/ 0ST--An E8glish setter blteh. whlIe with
Il useF eeleIVd spots. aasarrs tav ZANE 81
JlHes aay enc returning 10 No as MAD sol
avenue - 81 b. ~ 4f1e0- ~
1 ~ Thursday u.ghE. Mother n Pearl
J. ladies opera glasse,, together Slt1 AplEss
c9uEal "a ~ a sIigal amount Of change. some
vs. here 1rtseea Grand opera house and second
4FeuNe. tEe glass AZ higniy prtLe1 - thr
0uuer aud = suitable REGARD Nil DC paid tor
their -EgTu 10 Ine Herald 0iflee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

arrive from PetOskey 10 20 pm; from Ira
verse city IL 80 am. 1000 pm.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
WAGNER ParIOr Cars Leave Grand Rapids
- pm. leave Chicago 5;25 pm.
wagner SleeDers-Leave Grand Rapids
-il@S pm. leave Chicago lib pm. leave
Grand Rapids I'll IS pun. Leave indianapolis
VIA Big Four % pm.
&c cnaf ear 20 Aanistse 5:35 pm.
EVerJ day. tEIcept saturday. Other
tra IA W ek days only
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Building Material.

Wire nails. 500 rates; steel cut sl.90 rates
glass 75c- building paper. sl.O.S50o per roll !;
waterpT oOf. sl.VO per roll.
Lum Der-Retail piece stun-NO. hemlock.
up 10 and including io feet lengths. 81 add 81
per Loo feet for every additional feet; No.
2 hemlock up 10 and Including 10 feet. 500;
every additional feet. 81; 20. l pine. sl4
per Loco feet. add 81 fol every additional
feet over 10 feet; No. | flooring white
pine. SD: No. flooring. white pine. $40;
maple. SIS; No. ceiling. =. SO: No. > ceiling.
=. SIS, No. ceiling. =. 81; No. ceiling. =.
sl6; No. siding. 4. sl6; No. siding. I. sl4:
No. / q siding SD; Ne. q siding. slb No. 3 g
siding. sA. Finishing mAteral-No. | com
mon boards. So, No. common boards slo;
No. 3 common boards. sl4; IL. nnisbing. $50.
Shingles-Star. Is inches. clear. IS per thou
sand; star star. 10 inches clear. s2.l5 per
thousand; No. 2. inches clear butt. s. per
thousand: sound butt. sl.O per thousand !;
eull shingles 81 per thousand. Latino.
white oins $3.50; No. white pine. $40; ship
ping culls. Sil; miilculis. 50.
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HERALD DES|RELETS


no AQJ WANT AoNElf-if 81 ysg sil fac
roNlng
Mu make loans on household goods. planes
horses. wagons. Ut personal property 81 ABS
At1e a. tho l9SeSI pcss-blu rates and u TIE
Sui krSF pessitlt lllae.
oar ioG1- are made without ptthelty snQ
The pfo9eiD - isit n yeur uaaisiaee pcs
scsion-
Loans can b. carried 81 lons A. desired OF
can &c pAla la tnu. 81 IA gart. a. saY tine a.
SIX tVuf convenience. AslG any pail PAID 70
eeccs The oost u carrying the Gan
II y0c SSs q balance on f4gnlturs. piano OF
eteef prSleIts ~ ~ pas Il ~ for Soa zaa
carry IS ioAs IS 4oa desirv-
We siso make loaas Oh the bailding aud
Joan association plan.
oar offi 80 are The Gaesf pleasant a. the city
aRa are 30 ARRANGED that parties ealnaE upoa
Is may De waited upon qalekiS ana cogfte-
oUsiy.
Remember that you have the use Of both the
property anu tie Moaey AID cz1a rcturu the
money al any time
GRAND RAPIDS MoKT6AGK LOAN Co.
Room q Tower bloch
Corner Of Monroe. PeAri anu CANA SIS.
MONEY IN any amount. Tor any length of.
time. 10 loan on ely % countrs property
Af current rates Ne m0TtGsecs. isna con
tracts aud commercial papers bought john
b. Martin. No 20 Cana street -
MONEY L0ANED-for short time IA large
=" or small amounts. on any form OF god
security Frank A. Werner room SIS Miehi-
gan Trust Co building. Phone no.
| + you want money ana have the proper So
enrity. the Manhattan per cent plan af
fers The best lrdcccment ChAS- Bkteusn
agent - New Housemkn.
MISCELLANEOUS
DNERTIsEMKNT or THREE LINES or
"A more under this head. s cents per .ine Tor
enc insertion 10 cents per Inc for three IN
sertionS. or - cents per line for one week
GOOD young driving horse-I have a Wei
" located LOT viii sell al a bargain au6 Ia Z
a. part pay good young driving horse Il
r. Grifths. No. Canal street
| REGISTER aud furnish fee OF charge 4
employers ali male or female help for al a
cal work In once or store; mechanics for IA =
tories or shops; common lab0rers s-fa
Phone IS. or call at Employment Burrau No
s. Monroe street. W. L. Dickenson. prop lis
WANTED bottles; drop q postai, II
W In the city Will call II IA the country
will write. &. II. Thomas. corner lAlrbal ~
and lonla street .4tf
FOR sALE-My entire store of furniture an :
miscellaneous. household goods: a rev
house and large lot corner Of Union and car
Ter streets; house and lot No. l5g Madison
street, vacant lot on christ street; farm of
ten acres ID rods eaStof city limits; new build
iDgs and all Kind OF fruit Will sell or "a change
for other property. A. A. Lord. No. IS stock
ing street. il2iL
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IsT.Is3 TIME TABLE
now IN kFPsCr.

GA Rapids rs sm 8 ~ on Sl1e- % snrn
as Hseen sr s an go IN fNrN Il err'
~sHEes e. steamer akn s*ian
\ - Hr.sEa ~ raar 4Hrm
rIsHv fEAlV trrrQr -undav.
frafHs A. ~ 'rfr sasfe 81 m. - 81 .
- ss "a sna r ffs
rstas ar-frr ~ 71 ne Ness a n. ia ~ A
~ ni esd 81
fssfeers ~ lf rss 7gaer farisr Rafet
80 tr r. "ariHr Fsr. No - y eEn- ~IarHer.
Wssf~ars 81, 81 NsEae- sl-ener 81 If
Farferes SIS Fl NRaaer parfar atf~r -sr.
l8s ~ Lef tra'Tc aa.g~r
PES p e.rsas. ~. Fs-s tErHl
Jas. ltsrert. tffF eka ~ Axenf
Fl tnrsa 4frasf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

4 DAEkIt,EAENt - OF THREE LINES OK
\ more under this AeAd eenls per line for
enc iEsertieni TO ceRts per iine ior three In
seFtioas. OF - cents per LIE Tor one week
WANTED oncs. cabinet makers % work
W on medium priced bedroom suites Hast
lngs furniture MAnuiaetunnS Co. Hastings.
Mich. rs
yVANTED-An intelligent young man Of
w gOud address 10 solicit advertisements
Address l.. toAo ny
IlANTED-N awake workers everywhere
w TOR Sleeps photographs OF the ord.
the greatest book ON earth; costing sl0i.OOoi
cash OF Miscellaneous, mammoth illustrated
circulars and terms Zee, daiiy output over
4 co volumes Agents wild with success. Mr..
thomas l. Martin. Centeryiile. Tex, cleared
s1ll in nine days; Miss Rose Adams. Wooster.
O.. 50 Ia forty minutes, the Rev J. Howard
Madison. Lyons. y y. sl0l IA seven hours; "a
bonanza; magnificent outfit only 81. Books
on credit. FREIGHT paid Address Globe Bible
Pab ishins company. 10. - Shestnut street.
Chicago. III. ~
! CALEsMEN wanted 10 travel in surrounding
| ~ districts. by own team or otherwise. sole
| itinx orders from retail dealers Tor rubber
/ boots and shoes. 10 be shipped direct from
| factory Those already travelling with other
| line of goods could make this a valuable add
| ton 10 their business. Address. stating par
| ticulars and references. Colchester Rubber
company. Colchester. Conn. "a
| IVANTED-Two or three canvassers for this
| " ana other towns, hOOIs SOFA on the IN
| stallment plan; quick sales and big prohts 10
energetic men. c. +. Adams Co.. 80 South Di
vision street. Z2
| WANTED-An the men in Grand Rapids to
w step in and get our price on all or
| 10 order Noigt. Herpoisheimer Co.
HELP wASTgD-FExALE.
\VANTFD-Glr for general bousework; Will
| w pay good wages Apply No. IA South
College avenue. 2b9
| WANTED for general homework:
| w must be "A good seamst-ess. Mrs. Stewart
White. corner State and Washington streets.
| III
IVANTED-Girl for general housework In
w family of two. Mrs. A. l.. Hatch. No. IL
Wayerlv Place. al
WANTED Immediately. girl for homework
w In family Of two. good wages Apply at
/ No. 81 Charles street III
XVANTED-Two good dining room girls at
w the Paris. 52Lyon street. IA
WANTED A competent girl for general
w homework at a. Ransom street. Call be
| tween the hours of and p. IN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a young girl to as
w sist in housework. l4' Sheldon street
WANTED-.Two girls for housework. Call
at 20 south College ayenue for par d7s
WANTED-Girls for private families. wages
| w 81 week. Cali 81 Employment Bureau,
| No. IS Monroe street. open evenings
| W. j. Dickinson. proprietor.
| \VANTED-A girl for general homework at
w at No. go south Union street. Mrs. Geo.
Bowen. 255tf
| NVANTED-A competent girl for general
w housework; apply at once. Mrs. Charles
| Fluher. 81 Morris ave. 2o4-u
WANTED-AGENTS.
!
| NIANTED-Agents, male or female. to sell
| w patent shirt front protector. Good wages
| can be made by working a few hours each day.
Call or address John Teel, room s. Powers
opera house block. 269
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Real Estate Transfers.

Louisa HanOunt 70 LeOnldas q.
Wooley. part of lots | and 4. blk ..
Dexter frsc......-.... ...--.............s 4.lO
Aiathea Camp 70 Edward L. Camp.
part of blk 6. Stocking Aliens add 20
John Olds 10 John McArain. lot -
Cunning K Ferry's add...--...-.-......... ... 2.50
JACOB Meyers 10 Manuel Heft. lots
and = huntons sub...-.-...-....--.........- l.0o
PETER DeLoOf TO koelf kloosterhuis.
lot s. blk 2. Mckee 4 Mormons add. los
William u Knapp 10 Frances A String
ham, lot I. Knapp 4 kichens add. 80
Kself kloas.erhuis 10 Pieter DeLoof.
part OF wa ne :. OF sec a. Grand Rap
Isaac Weuirer 10 Hugh J Kelly. part 50
4. ne 9. of sec 80. IyrOne.................... 3,
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FOR SALE

Aiso others. some vifA AL modern improve.
meats ss b gh ss son. Vacant boss ia differ
cot parts q the city Money flrnshe8 %
bald lf desired Tine snd terms TO suit.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL

tDslg Al others daily except sgadav
lt<ing eject SUNDAY. III ne I lssl
Sleeping csrx on Pacific AMI Atlantic En-
presses 90 satrfom Detroit Psrlor c.rs iesve
for Detroit A@s m. returning leave Detroit
Al 80 n rrirlns 1t 9rsna kspids ~ 10 .
a. through trains east.
ricsets On sleN Uaien Ticket once. -
Monroe street. snf st InioB depot.
Fr~d " briggs sea aEs.. - Manra-s
Q. " Russiss. q. p ana I. Ast.. Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

ADVERTISEMENT OF THREE LINES Or
Il more under this head. cents per line Tor
enc iEsertieni 10 cents per iiae ior three In
sertiOns. or - cents per ilac Tor one week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
N. w. NORTHROP,
OVER NATIONAL CITY BANK.
FOR RENT.

! house. 81 Harlan street. near Madison
avenue. convenient 70 street cars So %
l house on Hesry street. near street ears
tneNi....-.--..--- ..-..-.. IL %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
SEPT IL. 1879,
AND WEST MICHIGAN R'Y
GOING TO CHICAGO.

GOING TO CHICAGO
Lv. GRID RAPlDS.~s:bO am lbs pm oil .s5pm
Ar. CHICAGO. pm Gas pm '7:O6am
hETURNING FROM CHICAGO.
Nv. CHICAGO -.......9:O0 am SIS pm oil l5pm
Ar GRID RAPIDS.-3:55 pm lO AS pm 'o:l0Am
BrSroS HskBoa. ST. JOE AND sOIANsPotIs.
Lv. q. X -.. -:5i am LIS ON 'lisS pm
Ar. " r. $40 am $3.50 pm Il rs pm
TO And FRoN NrsKE0O~.
Lv. q. X $500 80 AIN :2j pm 5:35 pm 6:S0 pm
Ar. q. X --- lO:t5 am ........... S;55 pm $50 pm
rxAyKass CITY. ssSIsTKE 4 PsrosK.Y
Lv. o. n. ............... Z 30 am 5:5 pm
Ar. i. C.----.--.-............- l2:s6 pm loss pm
Ar. Ch'olx ................-..... rs, pm -
Ar. Ply $50 pm -.
AT. AA tse.....-......--....... l2:-0 pm l0:A PA
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HERALD DESIRELEIS
POR BENT HOUSES

WANTED Sifuafiea By swealsh g'rl T. a.
" .eaeral B0us- WORK. - Setoad street.
go
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MONEY to loan on good real estate .eeurity
II. J. Ds0oLlA.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
STORAGE AUCTION SALE.

AT THE RADCLIFFE HOLT WARE
n houses. on Friday. oct. II. at p. m. and
continuing each lay until sold. the household
goods, etc. of 4. I. Aldrich. s. ID. Clay. G. III.
Kits, Mrs. A. Dennis. and c. : Melcon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

WANfED-At once. cab et makers % work
W on medium priced bedroom suites Hast
ings Furniture MAnuiaetunag CO.. Hastings.
Mich. rs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS

GOOD young driving horse-I have Wei
~ located lot viii sell al a bargain au6 la e
part pay good young driving horse. Il
X. Grif1ths. No. o Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

GOOD BOARD. with or without ROOM
VI GOOD ROOMS. with Or without board.
st 147 sheldon street. l3l-6mO
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STORE and basement No. II Huron street.
~ one block west of Canal street; size 2Ox70
feet. Anton {. Hodenpyl. Michigan Trust
Company building. 81
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| REGISTER aud furnish fee OF charge 4
employers all male or female help FOR Cierl.
cal work In once or store mechanics for IA
tories or shops; common lab0rers ere
Phone -. or call al Employment Bur au. No
s. Monroe street. W. l.. Dickenson prop l3s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

EUR RENT r. se1sn-room house. Ne. -
last Bridge owner aud vile wnul la 6
meals with rent OF not. laqulre corner La
fayette 4nd Bridge. II
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

THE FURI1URE MEN HAVE GONE-This
leaves me with lew nice rooms To let on
first and second floors with gas. bath and heat
ssNo. y Jefferson avenue. -o5tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

E'0R RENT-Store and basement. los Ottawa
Il street. Ledyard block. once rooms. for
merly occupied by More i Wilson and Judge
Champln. Rooms Tor light Housekeeping
over los aud lO7 ottawa street. Apply TO Ii. L.
Ledyard. 259tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

WANTED Saloon bottles; drop postal. n
w IN the city will call. II IA the country
will write. G. II. Thomas. corner Ialrsaaas
and Ionia street 2f4tf
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FOR RBNT-BUsMEss PURPOSES.

ADVERTISEMENTS OF THREE LINES OF
"A more under this head. cents per line fol
one insertion; 10 cents per line for three In
sertiOn. or - cents per line for one week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

E'0R SALR-Tasty ] room house with city
Il and cistern water sl.sOO or on monthly
payments Of sl5. room house $500 OF SO per
month. 9 room house near corner Madison
avenue and Pleasant street with furnace and
complete plumbing sS.5D0or So Dor month.
ii room stone house on an east front corner
lot on Madls avenue. $3.50 or SIS per month.
Vacant lots all prices and money TO build.
{. ". Tufts. 80 Ottawa street.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-01-30
THE LATE JUDGE BRADLEY.
His Funeral Services Simple and Plain
by His Own Request.

His Funeral Services Simple and Plain
by His Own Request.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-In accordance
with the very distinctly expresse.
wishes of the late Justice Joseph p
Bradley, the funeral services held her
over his body were plain and simple il.
the extreme, and this will also be til
character of the final services at New
ark, n. J..
Services were held at his late resi-
dence on Third and I streets in this city
The casket, covered with black cloti
with nickel trimmings, and barring Il
small silver plate. was laid in the libra
ry, and here were assembled the wife
children and relatives of the dead jus
tice, his old associates on the bench O
the supreme court, who acted as homo
rary pallbearers, and quartet from
one of the churches.
The double parlors of the family resi-
dence connect with the library. and in
these two large rooms were gathere
the officiating ministers and as manN
friends as they could hold. Along with
these friends were Vice President No.
ton, Mrs Harrison and Secretary Hi
ford. Senators Davis, Hoar, Higgins,
Mcpherson and Allen, Attorney Gen
eral and Mrs. Miller, Secretary Rusk.
Solicitor General Taft, Assistant Attor-
ney General Murray and other well
known persons.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-01-30
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GROWTH OF THE SOUTH.
The Industrial Development in the Week
Ending Jan. 23.

The Industrial Development in the Week
Ending Jan. a3.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 26.-The
Tradesman, G lattanooga, in its weekly
review of the industrial interests in the
South for the week ending January 23
1892, reports that the improvement
that was noticeable at the first
of the year, still continues, AM
while there is considerable stringency
of money, on account of the low price
Of cotton, and contraction in the vol
nne of trade. yet the conservative feel
ing that prevails is having a good effec.
and is placing business on a sounder
basis. Tue general feeling is one OF en-
courasement and more active spring
is anticipated.
The Tradesman reports that Penn
sylvania Cotton Mill company virtually
closed arrangements during the week t.
remove their plant to Sylacauga, Ala.
and capitalized it at 81 900, 900 Ar
rangements are about concluded fol
another large cotton mill at Admission
Ala. A $50, 600 cotton mill COMPANY
was formed at Newton, s. c., and there
are good prospects for a cotton mill a
Talladega, Ala, and for yarn mill ~
Lawtey, Fla. Another large phospaat
company was organized during til
week at Charleston, s. c., with $500.0O
capital 800, 900 varnish company Wa
organized at Louisville; $500, 900 CO.
ton oil company was incorporated a
Huntsville, Ala.
There is considerable activity il
Woodworking industries, and compa
nies were formed during the week
West Point. Va, and Normantown. W
Va; a bucket factory at New London,
N. c.; cooperage works at McBrayer,
KY; a furniture factory at Branchyille,
S. c.; a $4,000 lumber company al
Little Rock, Ark: $4,000 lumber
company at Magnolia, Ark; larg'
saw and planlng mill at Wilmington.
N. C. New coke ovens are to be built
at Central City, KY; the glass works
at Augusta, Ga, are to be enlarged; 100
additional coke ovens are to be built ut
Connellsville, Ala; lumber company
at Bridgeport, Ala; increases its capi
tai stock TO $3.50, 900.
Among the large industries destroyed
during the week are the following: A
500, 600 brewery at Charleston, s. c..
and machine shops at Dublin, Ga, foul
mill at Decatur, Tex Among the rail
road developments during the week :
The Kansas, Arkansas and New Or
leans Railroad company secured fund
to build a railroad through Arkansa :.
The Prescott and Northwestern rail
road was chartered to build from Pres
colt, Ark. to Murfreesboro, Ark. The
Seaboard Railroad of Georgia decided
to extend its road "a miles from Machen
to Covington, Ga.
Street railroad companies were organ
lied at Lynchburg, Va, and San Mar
COS, Texas, during the week. Among
the fires reported by the Tradesman,
during the week, were the following
$50, 900 loss at Aberdeen. Miss, $50, ,00a
loss at Childers, Texas, $11 900 at Foun
tain Inn., s. c., $4,000 at Julien, Tenn.
S35, ,O00 at Monroe, La, $4,000 at Pu-
laski. Tenn, $4,000 at Selma, Ala.
court house at Cadiz, Ky, depot al
Catawba, GA.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-01-30
An introduction

to the through car service of the
Wisconsin Central Lines and North
ern Pacific Railroad is unnecessary
Its advantages and conveniences
has been flu ly established 1t is the
OF ly route to the Pacific coast over
which both Pullman Vestibuled first
clasf and Pullman Tourist Cars are
operated from Chicago via ST. Paul
without change. Through train
leaves Chicago every day at 1915
D. m. The traveller via this route
passes through the most picturesque,
interesting and prosperoustsbelt of
country in the Western World.
There is scenery with most striking
contrasts that range from the rolling
prairie and the pine forest level to
widest passes Of the widest noun
tsins IN the world.
There is a series of the noblest ci>
ties, town and villages Of every va
riety and size, from the hamlet or
the tiny farm, upward; the richest
mines in the world; the greenest and
most lasting pasturage; the widest
scenery On the continent; canons as
weird as a nj htmare, hills, SLOWS
and peaks startling in the magnif-.
cence of their beauty, and a perfec>
ton of comfort it travelling that has
never been surpassed.
Fast train via the Wisconsin Cen.
trail Lines lor St. Paul. Minneapo-
lis, Ashland and Duluta leaves Chi
cago at 800 p. m. daily Pullman
Vestibuled Sleepers and the Centrals
famous dining cars attached. | 2ti
Huntsville gazette., 1892-01-30
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUF
has been used for over fifty years by
millions Of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Ii
will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Sold by Druggists in
every part of the world. Twenty
FIVE cents a bottle. Be sure and ask
for"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, .
and take no other kind. 29-1y.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-01-30
THEY FIGHT FOR THEIR PROPERTY
A Burglar Enters the Sleeping Room Of
Two Young Ladies.

WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. 26. A bur
glar entered the house Of Captain
Thomas Prince, the well known Ohio
river steamboat man, at an early hour
His daughters, Matte and Lottie were
the only ones in the house. They were
awakened by the noise the man made,
and Matte asked. "Who is there?"
For the answer a man came over to
the bed and said if they gave an alarm
he would kill them. Nothing daunred
Matte grabbed the burglar by the arm
and struggle ensued. The burgla
finally loosened his hold and ran to
ward the stairway. Matte picked ~
the cover of sewing machine an
hurled it at the flying thief. 1t struc5
him fairly on the head and knocked hi
hat off. Hastily recovering his head
gear, the burglar made good his escap
through window. The thief succeede
in getting fine gold watch, diamout,
ear rings. bracelets and rings wort.
about $500.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-01-30
Hands Off

In the face of the foe all true Re-
publicans must show their colors and
8 and solid for their party.
Factions and factional fights must
60. Republicans who are republi>
cans from principle must hands of.
NJ more blood among ourselves,
With the enemy strangely en-
trenched in power, aggressive and
imperions there is no time nor sense
in personal chickering's and strifes.
There must he union-harmony in
Republican ranks. Either this or
continued humilia ton and defeat.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-01-30

Possibly the country has never
been more generally and favorably
impressed with a public document
than with President Harrison S spec-
ial Message to Congress on the Chll
ian affair. Manly, straight forward
and to the point, nothing was left
unsaid that should have beeh said.
The Baltimore trouble in all its bar
barity of treatment to American
sailors was shown up in unimpas
stoned language and the whole situa-
ton reviewed in the most logical
manner. The situation was grave
war or complete reparation and apol'
ogy on the part of Chill.
That the latter course has been
chosen is another victory for civil
zation and our christian era.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-01-30

There are many aspirants for the
Guardianship of the Republican
State Executive Committee. eau
tion and wisdom is needed in thI
matter. There are conflicting inter
es.s' personal = references and fzien-
s"apS - ell as personal enemies and
us'se' As among the contending forces
The welfare of the party must no,
be suffered to go down in the strug-
gle. Let us ask ourselves what If
best for the party? If we are salts
fed that the party is right, then We
must often put self aside and stano
up for the success of its principles