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The state herald., 1892-02-05

For sale or renu.-An eight-room
house. c. varney.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

Just received, two cars best -four
in the country, at C. Varncy's.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

Coal OIL 10 cents per gallon at A.
Hyatt's.
The state herald., 1892-02-05
rablIsAed every Friday.
DIRECTORY.
N. E. church.

saehiAx every Sunday morning at 10
evening at s:so, and prayer meeting each
|Dneeday evening" 1t ESQ, mountain tinr
81 .s,......,.... N. L. nailey. pastor,
~ Il ytssy ssAday SSfaina II
Fsl1ss X p~blis service.
LII. PAIxrRR, supt.
". Y. JOHNSON, Asst.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

v The Grant Enterprise says that Mr..
Crow, of Wahoo, Ncb., has made n
proposition TO move his flour mill to
Grant and that the strong probabil.-
ties are that the proposition will be
accepted. Mr.. Grow also made Hol-
fof llolyokc are not ready yet 10 buy a
mill and set man up in business.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

q. N. Smith Is visiting his son at
liuda, Neb.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

Fresh oysters at Stamps.
Buy your confectionery of A. Hyatt.
A. Hyatt and high prices don't
agree.
For sale or rent.-An eight-room
house. C. Varney.
A. Hyatt sells gasoline ut Is cents
per gallon.
Fifty thousand brick for sale by c!
Varney. II
A. Hyatt is selling groceries way
FSswn.a Give hima1tail !,
For good -four at reduced prices, go
to G. Varney.
If you want advice Ia land matters
so to VIM. G. Robinson.
One hundred barrels of choice ap-
Pies at &. Varney's.
Coal oil still runs 10 cents gallon
at A. Hyatt's.
If you want to contest claim, go
to VIM. c. Robinson.
-
No. Michigan salt S2,a5 at Il. G..
Taylor's, Amherst, Colo.
T. ID. Tipton pays the highest
market price for grain at IIolyokc.
Go to +. II. Whitman for groceries,
boots and shoes. 40
Coal oil still runs at Is cents per
gallon at A. Hyatts.
-
Just received, two cars best Ilour
in the country, at c. Varncy's.
Coal oil l5 cents a gallon and head
A. ~
The state herald., 1892-02-05

Some Of the farmers sowed wheat
last week.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

A. Hyatt sells gasoline ut Is cents
per gallon.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

Coal oil still runs at Is cents per
gallon at A. Hyatt's.
The state herald., 1892-02-05
rs A. NJ

A. T.. G n. H.
LYoKE LODGE (No. sly A. y. AND A. NJ.
Bulsr oommunica,ions the nrst and
n Fridays Of each month. All Masons In
a standing arc cordially invitcL to attend
RE WEBSTER, W. NJ.
G koBIKsOs Secretary.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

Go to +. II. Whitman for groceries,
boots and shoes. 46
The state herald., 1892-02-05

The heaviest snow OF tho season,
yesterday.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

Fifty thousand brick for sale by Cl
Varney. II
The state herald., 1892-02-05

A. Hyatt and high prices don't
agree.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

HOLYOK1
Applications or final proof made out
ut this oflice'free of charge.
Full many gem Of purcst rny serene
Within my well-stocked show cases is seen.
e. W. Dearcup, Jewcler.
r. G. Taylor, of Amherst, has ad-
ded fine line of Alf Meakim Queeus.
ware 20 his large stock of merchan-
disc.
Before buying anything in the har-
ness line call on r. G. Taylor, AM
herst, Colo, he can and will save you
money. ~
US. Q. Ycagcr, living near Haxtum,
this county, raised 81 acres of wheat
last season which averaged 2ll BUSH
els per acre.
4 Talk Gls:,stt-sbuyinss goods ci~arll
Why you can buy 20 Ms OF sugar or 20
lbs Of dried peaches for one dollar at
the store of G. j. Slater & Co.
" Gus johnson raised 40 acres or
4 wheat last season which averaged 20
bushels per acre and he had IL acres
OF barley which averaged 30 bushels
per acre.
S. ID. Goddard, living west Of llol-
ytke, says that he raised - acres of
wheat last season which averaged 22l
bushels per acre and that he had -
acres of barley which averaged go bu
per acre.
Parties knowing themselves TO be
back on their subscription to the
HERALD, will confer favor on us by
contributing somewhat of their "flthy
lucrcH to the running expenses of :he
HERALD
| /Gust Scheunemann returned TO
Y1Iolyokc this week from Cedar Bluffs,
Nebraska. where he had been for sew
eral months. lie says he will put in
a crop on his farm this season.
" II w. ID. Kelsey should fail to no
1tice you when you meet him on the
street, don't imagine that he intends
to cut your acquaintance for his ab.
sent mindedness can be accounted for
by the arrival OF a fine young lawyer
at his home last Tuesday. The new
.aw firm will be Kelsey x Son.
v The Grant Enterprise says that Mr.
Crow, of Wahoo, Ncb., has made
proposition TO move his flour mill TO
Grant and that the strong probabl,-
ties are that the proposition will be
accepted. Mr.. Grow also made ITol-
lof llolyokc are not ready yet 10 buy
iiAii anu N't "a iiisth UP IA buSib'NN.
ii. w. Wakeman reports very en-
ihusiastic rain meeting in Chusr
county, Neb., last Saturday. He says.
from the manner in which tie differ
cnt counties are moving In the mat
ter, there is every reason TO believe
that arrangements will soon be COM
pleted to accept the proposition FOR
test rains.
l.. i. Lewis Jr., of Holdredge, Neb.
vas visiting his father In li0lyoke
this week. Mr.. Lewis is very enthu-
Iastlc over the business prospects OF
II oldredge for this year. He says
that IIoldredge is very sure OF sernr-
Ing several manufacturing establish
ments during the year and nmong
these names n beet sugar factory.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

W. II. Shamp Il Co. are preparing
to put up Ice.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

II. ID. TiptOn pays the highest
market price for grain at 1Iolyokc.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

Fresh oysters at Stamps.
Buy your confectionery of A. Hyatt.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

Judge Brannon took a trip to Den
yer last week.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

No. Michigan salt S2,a5 at Il. G..
TaylOr's, Amherst, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

A. Hyatt is selling groceries way
s;ewaya Give himW eail. \
The state herald., 1892-02-05

For good flour at reduced prices, go
to G. Varney.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
A veritablc family medicine box, Be
CHAINS Pills.
Dsssh or Peter schmidt.

Peter Schmidt whose death occurred
at 2:35 Yesterday morning was native
of Walmerod, province OF Nassau.
Germany. he CO ne to this city in the
fall of 1855, and has resided on the
west side ever since. He wss cabinet
moker hy trade. In the winter OF
1867 while at work in Mr. Winches-
tcr's shop bio was taken sick with in.
flamma Dry rheumatism and white
swelling which confined him to bed for
over two years, and left him and hi,
family of small children in very poor
circumstances.
After his recovery, although left
lame by the disease, lie again worked
ut his trade and succeeded IN providing
for his family until his children became
old enough 10 assist him. In 1869 h
went into the grocery business at No
l9s Straight street. which was the mrs,
store in That part OF the city. He leaves
widow and six grown-up children
Charles. August, John. Matthew and
Anthony. who compose the firm Of
Schmidt Eros. West Fulton street. and
the monument dealer on Cana! stree.
besides daughter, Mrs. August Pults
OF Reed, Texas. He has b zen confined
To- his house for two years on account
of heart disease which finally caused
his death. tie was % years old. His
funeral will take place from st. Mary's
church Saturday at q. M, to S.
Calvary cemetery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

The Sisters Of the People" are mem
bcrs Of an order especially attached to
the West Tendon mission. They pass
no period Of probationary study. there
being an informal novitiste of three
months only. Ths women. says the
Times. must be Of bismeiess record. Of
good education. not necessarily Of inde-
pendent means. at least twenty-three
years Of age. pot engaged to DO mar
Red and DESTROYS Of making the duties
Of the diaconate their iifework- The
Roman vows Of eelibacy. poverty and
obedience arc not exacted. but ~ en-
gagement of marriage is followed by
dismissal from the order. The uniform
of the deaconesses Is veil OF dark blue;
that OF the Sisters Of the People one OF
French gray. 4 preaching sisterhood
was established o few years ago. to
check the secession Of young Wesleyan
girls TO the Salvation Army, and IL is in
contemplation to establish Wesleyan
nursing order.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
BOLD AND BAD MEN
Two Lansing Thieves Do .
Clever job
SECURING VALUABLE BooTY
They Rsl Citizen Up in Bed Quit
and Go Tnrcogh His House,
News &C the State.

rAssIx0, Mich, Jas. 1.-The resi-
dence OF Lee j. Knapp Was entered
about = o'clock this morning by two
burglars and the thieves made n rleL
maui and peFpetFsied one OF the boldess
sriTass IN local annals. Hale cowisy
II Wichita. Eas.. soa-In-iAu 81 Mr.
Knapp Was guest in the house and the
burglars paid particular attention to
him. They entered his room, covered
his head with pillow before
he awoke sufficiently u raise an
alarm and then rolled him up In
the quit until Il was Impossible for him
70 cry out or make himself heard II he
had called for help. They then threw
him on the floor and wh y one OF the
burglars had him down The other leis-
ureiy ana thoroughly searched the
room Tor yalusbles. They succeeded
n finding 500 in cash which Cowlsy
had IN his pocket. also three gold
watches. considerable lewelfy and
another pocsetbook containing a
sasasI amount OF money. The
burglars when they had got MI
tne saiuxbles they could ind, escaped
from ina house without alarming the
other members OF the family, leaving
cowley bundled up in quits on the
hoor 10 exlricale himself "a best he
could. The crime was rspoi TED TO the
police early this morning, but - yet no
arrests have been made. The attack
Mas so welt managed that Cowley did
cot see the robbers az all and he can
give no descrIDtlon OF them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

Citizens of Grand Rapids directing:
Tue lynching. day before Yesterday.
OF Neil, Laura aud BeatrIce Louis with
two other men. at Womack HILL, Ala
bania, by mob OF barbarian-anarch-
istic usurpers and conspirators against
federal and state authority and the
like state of affairs IN ArSala, Kansas,
where a band of lawicss murderers
nave sssassinatcd Sheriff Dunn, and
from which terror stricken country
comes the news IN yesterdays dis-
patches that should any of the MUIR
derers he captured, 1t Will be impossible
to lind jury 10 try them and that they
Will escape rs did James Brennan. who
murdered Col. Samuel Wood OF
the same unfortunate county,
are examples OF events that occur daily
IN that portion OF the country that has
the richest and most extensive unde-
veiopcd resources III coal, iron aud
timber, and with view os romedying
such evils and encouraging that great
est of Al. virtues, charity, and beliey-
ing it 10 bs the best interests Of my
country, may yet announce myself
al independent candidate for the pres-
idency of the United States against
General Alger and the field,
on al independent platform. with but
one plank, advoca ting that the coast:-
tuition OF the United States DO 20
amended that the sovereignty oil state
courts shall cease where state govern
| ments fail To give . constitutional pro-
lection to life, liberty and property, the
lawful authority being overthrown 10y
mob aud desperate violence, and that
the jurisdiction over such cases be
given to n SPECIAL anarchy court. whose
| sessions shall he held at Grand Rapids,
| and whose judges to be the members
of the Grand Rapids Improvement
Board, with salaries of $4,000 year,
said court 10 ba known as the .:War"
Robertson Coal. Iron and Timber Land
Promoting court with perquisite Of
daily banquets for the conrt in Mr..
Pantlind's new dining room, the ex-
pense of which perquisite Is to be borne
equally by the State OF Kansas and the
''Sic SeInper Tyrannis" common.
wealth's OF the south, now covered with
Virgin lumber forests. and whose lux
urlous foliage is yearly turned to
CT mson maiden bushes IS the autumn
nal zephyrs uncover their grsceful
limbs, said lands now worth but 81 an
acre, but to be raised in value, by the
just rulings of this Grand Rapids I'm
| provenent court 500 N acre.
| Charltably yours,
| w. A. i. ROBERTSON.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

We do not know why
SCOTS Emulsion Of cod-hver
oil is so useful in those simple
but varied conditions WHICH
you know as " having 4
cough" We cannot explain
it: we only know the fact
from experience.
1t may be due to the COM
bination of tonic effects CT
cod-liver oil and the hypo-
phosphites it may be partly
due to the glycerine. There
are many effects in medical
practice the causes OF which
appear to be plain, but how
those causes produce those
effects we do not know at all.
scorr rowsr. Chemists. r,s South ,ih Avenue.
New York
Your druxrisi keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of liver
eii-ail tusgis's everywhsss 10. 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
POISONED ny GaNGRESE.
q uuskesoa Physician Dangerously III
.resa IL

.resa IL
MrsKEGoS, Mich. j an. DIR. Samuel
A. Jackson, county physician Of Musse-
gon county. IS violently and danger
pGsly III At his home IN this city, and
rlay succunsb. a sacrifice to the many
dangers OF life and health which those
OF his profession have to incur IN the
practice of healing arts The doctor,
on December %, assisted John Busby.
NJ. D., OF whitehall, Ia ampu;atlag the
orn OF Frank Leland. who was acct
denta.iy shot December 81 while hunt
iux rabbits. Leland was four miles
fron home nj the tlme OF the accident.
aud nearly hei to death before his To-
year-old sol summoned assistance. He
refused 10 have his arm cut OFT, AMI
only consented 10 the operation i've
Gays after the shooting. when gangrene
had set IN and the whole member was
dead and even putrld.
The two doctors exercised great care
during the operation, bus Or. Jackson
the next evening discovered on
the middle finger OF his own
right hand score spot which
began To give him great pain.
Suppecting that he had been inoccu-
lated during the amputaton. he ins-
mediately took powerful remedies.
Blood poisoning, however, advanced
rapidly through his system and he be-
came ,clirous. Tue arm is frigntfully
swollen and he il attacked with frs
quent fits of vomiting. A slight I'M
proyement has been noticed IN his con-
dition within the last few hours, but he
10 still critically Ill. His grandmother,
father. four brothers, sister and one
aunt are at the bedside.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
LEARNING HUMAN NATURE.


A woman. driven by the v;ci.sitrdcs
err, says "Her Point of View" in the
New York Times, finds the experience,
as most othor women who try 1t do. dir
fcnlt, 10 say the lcas. But she says,
phiiosophieally: II am learning human
nature. have discovered that the soft
voiced refined-loclSing woman often
carries tigcrish claws beneath her vel
vet. and that the frank-looking, we'll
dressed man may develop into Med
dlcsorae Matty' before my eyes. don't
know why humanity should become
brutal when |. essays boarding. but il
seems 10. A woman called recently.
liked my apartments, and returned 70
the parlor to talk business. ~ she said,
with an engaging smile. business
meant series of searching, relentless
questions and exactions which, set my
cheeks aGane aad Gllcd my eyes with
hot tears of modification. DID intend
purchasing a new carpet for tina parlcr7
Were my stairs and halls usually kept
somewhat cleaner than they appeared
that day? Were my beds clean? Did
have two kinds of meat for dinner7 Use
homsmadc bread entirely and. finally.
did maid open the front deor as q
ruler This was gratu;tous impertin-
cncc. was taking the letters from
The pcstman a. SHE came up The
steps and naturally received her. And
then she went away, after taking
three names a. references insisted
IN turn that size should give me one.
that 81 former landlady. and II was
one OF tho small computations Of mr
los when she wrote me a week later
that she found my references salts
factory and weuld take the roems to
reply that had found her references
nest unsatisfactory and was ssre
eouId not tolerate her exaetiona A
man came 10 rae the other night and,
after forcing ny price dowa a. low IS
lse essuld. wired me II my husband vas
a Christian. IL my family attended
church and sunday school. IL my other
boaraers wers oed-feariss people. and
n saufsy vas observed with Religious
quiet by everybody la the house.
People asis sse to take taem eheaply be
cause taey are savibe 10 buy home.
or because the husband has extra Of.
Gee expenses OF. ~ one gushing erss
ture ted ne ls<t summer. because
we want - 60 To Eerope next summer
The mere they vsns the less they want
| 70 pay Ices st the ADVERTISEMENT
| for beard wanted everything unex
eertionsbi>' and terms moderate.
Wosid these people think ~ Rosng into
shes ss6 saying: I want your most
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

ENEcuTcR'S-aDMIS SALE
II In the matter OF the Estate OF John Shlrk
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that shall sell 1T pub
Ito auction. to the highest bidder. on Thursday.
the 4th day OF February. 4. u. l5s2 at ten
bate once In Court b,ocx in ths city, of ,;rsnd
Rapids. in the county OF Kent. In the state OF
Mich.gan. pursuant TO license ana authority
A. D 1891. by the Probate court OF Kent coan-
Is, Michigan. all of the right. title. interest or
estate of said deceased. In or 10 the certain
piece or parcel OF lx:id situated and being In
The county OF h ent. state of Michigan. known
and described rs follows ta-w!t: The west
forty-four sti feet except the south nine ,9l
feet for alley of lot number thirteen iiSl Of
Eatoa's addition 10 the city OF Grand Rapids.
Kent county. Michigan.
Dated, 2,tc day Of Drcemser. A. u. lsal.
GEORGE ". THOMPSON.
thu Administrator OF John Sh!rk's Estate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

expensive goods ~ : lew prteer Tea
tAey do precisely that with rae. Sur
roaaaiags. spSoirtnsnts and service
that mean . keriou. outlay they de-
raaad and are oct willing 10 Pay for.
They eaRaos afford % keep up an 60
tahllshaaens % thsir liking and they
ask sae ~ Do IL for tAem without ado
qaats compensation The average mau
or woman seeins To part with hi,
courtesy. senss Of JUSTICE and hunsnity
when he starts out To become . ooarosr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

Alpsna viii have . handsome new
espt.st ehnrca.
springpoft has decided to have an
iecfrie light plant
Two siiss At Niles have started a
chewing gum factoEy.
tn. Asrtsi fnrnaes At ST. fgnsee vii
pea he rufAtpg sgsif-
over 40 hundrei people OF lpsl-
aaa are sowu VITA "A sFppe
Menosnre paid Tor balssiax in..
pfoseFaents the past yesr 81 $50.
Brighton viii give bonuses 10 any
sne ~ho viii locate ia BUSINESS there.
Tndertsssrs AZ Hudson have mos
cork than sasy e4a attend 10 las
aou-
isabella county. BY . R7sss neessns
81 estEsns, has dec dea 20 try local %
ten.
sx Arniensns. iasi ever. have bssE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
TaAuxED az AIS WYE:
A Sporting Man and HIS Parsmeur In
Jail At fr. Clemens

Mouxr CLEMENS, Jan. !. - w. A.
Frohiich and wife and "Miss Frohlich"
arrived in this city last Saturday, and
out up at : fashionable boarding house,
registering from Plttsburg.
Last night on a lato train came to
town . handsome woman, who gave
rsr name ss Mrs. William A. Hall OF
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. and who spent the
hes, part of the night in driving around
In q hack searching for her husband
who, abe said, was hero with another
koman.
fhis morning she continued her
Rarch and found that her recroani
spouse was none other than the afore-
said Frohhch. she established q good
Ease aud had the pair arrested and
edged IN jail on the charge of adul-
.erv.
The mans nams is William A. Hall,
pittsburg sporting man. HIS para
nour is Daisy Moore of tho same place.
Miss Frolich" j. friend of Daisy's.
md not a sister Of Fr0hlich, as she was
'es,stered. The errlng couple are still
Jail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ State OF Michigan. county OF kent-ss.
Notice Is hereby given. that by an order Of the
Probate Court for the county Of Kent. made ON
the 18th day Of October. A. ~. 1891. six moefhs
from that date were allowed fer creditors 10
present their claims against the estate OK
CORDEl1A BARKER.
late OF said county. deceased. aud that all
creditors OF said deceased are required TO pre-
sent their claims 10 said probate court. a. tho
probate once. In the city OF Grand Rapids. Tor
examination and allowance. on or before The
18Th dav OF April next. aud fn7f such
claims viii be heard before said court. on
Friday. The 10Th day of Arr.l next. at
ter o'clock In the forenoon OF thar day.
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. oc:. y. A. ID.
1921.
CYRUS Z. PERKINS.
ri apr - Judge OF Probate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

PoSrIAc. Mich, Jan. The efforts
,or the recspture of the ascending
cashier. :. Wilhelm, of the bankrupt
Milford bank. which seem 20 have been
abandoned after the Sheriff's trip 20
Philadelphia some weeks ago, are to
be renewed. The Oakland county
board Of supervisors passed = resoia-
lion Yesterday offering . reward OF
s2J0 for his arrest. The swindled, out-
ragged depostors Of the bank are vesy
anxious 10 see behind the bars the man
sho rsxsd in their money through the
bank wicket. and the committee of de-
positors having general charge OF the
banks affairs will add $3.50 To the
supervisors offer. making up reward
VI 800 fer the nan who apPre bends
he missing Official.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

City Treasurer's frsep.
GrHr1 Rapids. Mten.. san.s. Ia
Notice - hereby given thst TIE assessment
roll Ter the Gousffuefi9H q q sE~et - last
" ssitAy Avsnre froa SotEfh hast street 10
Center street. IL TIE Clay ~ cr2ne Espids IL
ao~ in fax hSEds. saa that I viii receive pay
rstnf fH@rfsa iaf to- period o. fWtrfr eevs
iTcss his asfe, ~ the efrse o. TIE Cts Treas.
uftFs tsfs Hall.
WILLIAM HAZE.
jar = CITY Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
TRxAsuREm.s NOTICE.


Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. :. 1884
Netiee Is hereby gwen that the ssscssIn-nt
roll Tor sae construction Of y sewer Ia Eigbth
street from Alpine avenue TO Jcnnette street
in the city OF Grand Rapids. IS raw IN nv
hands. and that ] Vii receive psvrrrt
thereon for the period OF twratr days from
iris date. stthe of1ce OF the City Treasurer.
ritY Hall
WILLIAM HAEF.
ian g City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

MoSraseK. Mieh-. Jan. THE Mon
sgue Trca works will run three shop,
tay and night las winter WITH = force
u from sixty 20 seventy men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

<FtffD FRoPtBs -Srs5sa hias vi -
- received ~ TIE aaaersEae a. q hba
snr uefng tas ash aas 81 $aoHsrs. fsae. fsf rae
ksaf aaA Lsen sfse4ts. frsteEine h5s1salnvs
fhff sea. foSsessssa e. - Esyen e1 SO eaTa
piftif9@. she Eew cea-f keIsf so Is 80
TIE Fs2-d 81 ~arsfN .&srs ftserre th~ rfgkt
80 re set EGg o. btas/
taAsAes q sFtAkxss
l-s72 thsiYmaeof Germ itee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
1RsAsUREH,s NOTICE.

CRY TgEssuRzR's 0FFfcI.l
GRAM RsriDs. Mich. Jan. :. ies2.
Notice is hereby given thar the assessment
roll for the opening OF Livingston street from
south end ol reservoir 10 Ben4amtn street In
the city OF Grand Rapids. is now IN my hands.
andtnat VIII receive payment fhsrecn for giie
period OF twenty DAYS from this date, a. tie
ONCE OF the City TREASURER. city. ial.
WILLIAM HkkE.
ian q City Treas ilcr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

ctr Tres.urer.s once.

Ctr Tressurer's Once,
Grand Raplds, Mich. Jan. :. 1s92.
Notice is hereby given that xn assessment
roll for the construction OF sewer IN
Jrnnefte street ffo:a Eleventh street 10
West Leonard street. IN the city OF Grand
Rapids. il now in my hands. ard that
] Will receive psyine1t thereon Tor the
period Of twenty DAVIS from this date. at the
ofico OF the City Trcasrrer,
Civ hail. WILLIAM HAZE.
ian 81 City Treasurer.