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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-09-02
Results
Tell!

1T is NOT ALWAYS WISE for the merchant to praise his
goods TOO highly Nowadays the exravagant statements
the most astounding claims made by dealers to
the custom OF those foolish enough
them But Rebuton swift and purchase soon shows
its nferoryand Result? INSCRIPTIONS dealer loses instead
a customer.
Ii the Wise Merchant who claims than he can DER
formwho does exactly what he promises pleased pur-
chaser will only continue his
friends well-so Results will tell.
That the public has appreciated advantages offered by US as
Spring Trade High Qualities Low Prices have done the
The Light Coors Suits for have gone wellhe 80
VIZ and $l5 qualities scoring comp Material
excelen-Make superiorand Fit perfect We have them In
darker shades too, at figures.
The Black Cheviots Gall wool at $40 and
have veabe Blue taking the
public fancy.
Our Chlrens Department shows up naty eHectsbe
Boys won have difficulty getting logged materials
VIII please and will the pce-the range being from AZ SO to
5000 e ~ " w "
Our Gents Furnishings right Outing Sbr,s
10 are good onesthe Ssteens and Madras
sun better Our Underwear in Gauze Babpean will
nterestng-as will all the other good things be found here
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-09-02
30 Head of Trotting. Dri-
wing and Work Horses,

some of which are exceptionally fine, having
been bred from the finest stock. Among the
trotiing stock will be found
Helen Davis, Roam Mare, record, 2:35.
Salome, Brown Mare, record, 2:45.
Little Splan, Roam Mare, record, 2:31,
with colt by her side by Forrest Wilkes, to-
gether with number Of well bred, unde.
veloped Colts. Also
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-09-02
BAKERS SPECIAL GUANO,


This Guano manufactured supply demand for low priced fertilizers
We with full confidence Of effective
stuens than is used Guano sold at the
It's far better than the articles made their formulas
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-09-02
Order N Isl

Joseph S. Childs and others, plaintiffs, VS..
James o. Childs and others, defendants.
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
ass Court of Equity. No. 1890.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
Gossip of the Lobbics,

The alleged Hon. A. A. Ellis OF Ionis
was al the New Livingston yesterday
Robert Beach and J. Kelsey of BAY
City are At Sweets.
Charles Willard and A. L. Dent OF
Benton Harbor were among yesterday 5
guests at Sweets.
Walter Raymond of Boston, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Bailey of Boston, ana W
b. Devereaux OF Colorado Springs are
at the Morton. They are IN the city
buying furniture.
w. ii. ii ops of Chicago dined at tn,
Morton yesterday. He WAS formerly a
resident of this city. having been a
member or the Wholesale grocery firm
of Lemon Il Hoops.
James II. Partridge of Mount Pleas
ant and S. 5. McConueley of Kalama
zoo are guests at the Morton.
&. +. Marble of Kalamazoo and w
Swift of Holland are among the Michi
gan guests II the New Livingston.
l.. NJ. Boltwood Of New Haven
father of the Boltwood brothers of tins
city, is q guest al Sweets.
w. S. Abbott of Lapeer and E. A. A
Granger of Lansing are at the Morton
J. w. Wheelock. New York agent fol
the Phoenix company, IA at the Morton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Saturday Evening, October 30.
Moses Tsggert and others at Custer
guard armOrv.
Aaron Clark and II. J. Felker Mt
Carr school house. Ca edonia.
George Clapperton and Claude Buch.
anan at Emmon's school house, Wyom-
ng.
Monday Evening. October 81.
Alfred Wolcott and Aaron Clark at
Gaines town hall.
George Clapperton and James A.
Coye at Barney school house, Byron
township.
Tuesday Evening, November l.
William Alden Smith at Young
Mems Republican club, Lincoln hall.
George Clapperton and Charles Nc
Gill at Alton.
Alfred Wolcott and William I.
Adams, Alpine town hall.
G.. j. DIekema, Wander Stolp's hall,
corner of Grsndvllle avenue and
Goodrich street.
Frank Rodgers and others at Petit 3
hall, PlaInfield avenue.
Wednesday Evening, November 2.
julius Cesar Burrows in Hartman 5
hall.
Alfred Wolcott and others at Sand
Lake.
Thursday, November
o. c. Peterson at Sparta, Swedish
meetIng).
William Alden Smith at Lowell.
ii. Z. Walbrldge and ID. +. Burns a,
Blair's school house, Wyoming.
Friday Evening. November&.
H. f. Walbridge and George Clap
perton, Aaron Hills school house
Alpine.
Alfred Wolcott and John Schetfer al
Oskdale park.
NJ. l.. Dunnam and Charles McGill al
Grafton Center.
The Hon. o. c. Peterson at Custer
guard srmory.
saturday, November g.
William Alden Smith and others al
Cedar Springs.
Alfred Wolcott and George Clspper
ton at Caledonia.
Monday November
william A den Smith and others al
Rockford.
Wednesday. November o.
Grand Publication meeting at Hart
man's hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
SCARCITY OF CARS.
Caused by the Great Grain Shipments in
the West

The car famine is seriously impeding
the railroad interests In the city. W..
W. Rose, assistant general freight
agent of the G. IL w. NJ. and D., l.. Il
y. saws: "'Cars, cars, car Is all | hear
all day long. II We could get 900 cars
this moment We could load them all
out in a very short time. The shortage
10 caused by the cars being tied up on
the western lines where grain is shipped
principally. The receipt of gram is
the largest this year IN the history of
the country, and no storage can be
found for 1t in the grain centers, such
rs Chicago and Milwaukee.
THE Chicago, Nh waukee * st. Paul
and the Chicago q Northwestern have
extended their lines westward and
many cars are sdetrscked there. In
Chicago yards there are hundreds of
cars standing under loads. No, don't
know how long 1t will last. Cor block
ade can be formed IN short time,
that It takes long time to break"
The delay IS costing the c. d W. NJ.
and D., l.. * \. roads about $4,000
daIly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

l.. Y MOulton will address the citi-
Eens of Lowell At Travis hall Saturday
evening on the political problems as
seen by the peoples party.
The peoples party county aud city
comm ssiOners, candidates on the
peoples party ticket and other known
peoples party men will hold q secret
meeting THIS evening IN Central Labor
hall for the consideration of important
business.
6,eorge T. Richardson will address q
democratic meeting at Allendsle Mon
day afternoon, October 81.
The Hon. o. e. Peterson of Iowa will
sddress a Swedish republican meeting
at Custer Guard srmory. Friday even
ing. November 4.
Andrew J Reeves aud Simon la
Grou vii address the citizens of the
frst wari as Vsnderst1ip's ball Mon
day evening. October 81.
Andy Fyfe sad ". +. Grfsn discuss
democratic principles 81 the farmers
OF Tsi.msdge at . o'cloc. Monday
afternoon.
There vii be democratic rally az
Gsrmsnia hall Thursday evening.
November 8 Henry A. Robinson %
pstro,t will discuss the issues OF the
campaign.
Joseph Rosenthsl = billed TO deliver
German speech at Thomas ball IN
North p0rr.
several farmers were callers At the
republican headquarters yesterday
and al are enthusiastic over the out
LOOK.
Joseuh Rossnthsl and A. J. Reeves
spoke AZ democratic meeting 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

CsisTIh, deafness, rheumatism. ner,.
ous debility, impotence and all diseases
resulting FROM early lndiscretions add
eIcesses OF manhood, ali diseases OF
The urnrry organs, partial paralysis,
vsricocelle fuptures, t0mors. scrofais.
Old sores, oropsy, skin cisrzses liver
and klcney complaints heart d,sessa.
shortnea OF breath. back o. head
ANAL OF bsck, etc, including All
female complaints aud chronic clssAs~s
cured quickly snd permanently.
That cough, shgbt fever sud weak
Ds-s, shoftness Of breath, pslpitstioa
OF heart. my means cure aud ouic y
consumptasn.
tle. sIespless or wake after Horned
creams, tired morninss, with dun
headache, bad tsste IA IA. mouth.
sometimes discharges sns 40 sbout
your employment without he, energy
or smhiti0n, desire GO be alone.
gloomy fofsboJings. oislOs ton "a
worry and fret sbout troObis shesd
that never Gomez. speiis OF feeling
AFRAID or uucsrts b. sDm times low
vpirits, you sre suffering from nervon.
debility and erhsusi ON Of nerve powe,
which may end 10 utter prosirstion'
insanity and death.
j. YOU have srestsense OF weakness
and WEAKNESS, vith tired hmhss numb
ness trembling. prlckiy senssboDs
cold ieet ond legs, You sre advancing
&c that most seflous O seas--Fsrsi.ss
If your head sches. fe,a numb and
ire1, with strange sensstions. l0ss OF
memory. and YoU think with cifBcuity
or you are siespiess at n1Rh1 With
orowsIne. aud duiluess during the
day. the nerve and BRAIN fsuRoe nav
soon run into mss OF destb.
liyon hsvs any ri these fesiings DO
Dot neglect then, ~ they will eiad {
paralysis insanity, prostrAtion or
death.
Iecs these warnings Tine and erpe-
rleDoe hss shown, sud hundreds ~
,tsrtifue and marvellous cures hsve
r-o-sd. thst these lsesses are per.
f.etv 40 completely earrd by Dh
=. CLAY TODD, - ~ DIVISION street
rooms Z. and 4, Gfsud Rspids, kich.
Under the usa ~ DR. =. CLAY
7oDD'5 rems ksbi fsmsd 80 all
those SYMPTOMS vpid 80 = ~ magic,
snd Strengths ~ nerves, sigrf - brsin.
F vita itY ~ blood spd health ~ body
,-e soon restor.8-
IL. remedies sfs purely ssgstshis
aud harmless. snd can Only y Oh
kIned az be ofhce-
Ds TODD compounds hispfescrip-
tons f.sffsr. % h pstisut ib lls ufhue
Ia. TODU'e offios . - ~ =. Bivsios
street. rooms j arc = frrsue RAPIDS
HE rnaaic ups ssr~s VIII tie storu
sen, snd vou GER al anything you
eHuO~f
Bss "a tie Office from 10 the morn
inE uaul 10 ste sreniug every Day bat
sundays
Cal everybody. a friendly talk wi
cost yUu natflns.
1 Lee enxrgss ksvlo cures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Report Of the Committee on Finance and
Other Routine.

Report OF the Committee on Finance and
Other Routine.
At the meeting of the board of super
visors yesterday morning the final re-
port of the court house building COM
mIttee WAS submitted and adopted. In
the settlement with j. Alderman, the
sum of <l25 was withheld, claimed by
him as damages resulting from the de-
lay of DeGraaf. VreIhng & Co. To fur
nlsh lumber, and II was recommended
that sl25 be held as special fund to
the credit of the company to be paid
whenever Mr.. Ackerman shall file 8
REIMBURSEMENT of MS clam against the
county. A balance OF $500 due
Architect OsgOOd was allowed.
The SPECIAL committee reported that
tue chairman and clerk of the boa I'd
enter into contract with JAIME J. At
kinson a stenogra pher for police court
for the coming year at salary or
81. 100.
The committee on finance reported
that Sl2O.0 900 for county purposes,
81, 1925 for support of the poor. and
$o2 1868 for state taxes be apportloned
among the several townships aud
wards.
The township supervisors met a. 2
O'Clock in the afternoon To estimate
the sums required 10y the several town
ships and to spportlon the same.
The board will meet again tins morn
ing At 9 O'clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
LAsT NIoHTl S sToRAl.
Ii Raised Havoe With ths Elseuic Lights
and Wires.

Last nights shower suddenly
changed into WIND Storm, and Tor
elght hours the WIND blew gale from
the north. Is Was yeritable lake gale
and raised havoc WITH everything II
came Ia contact with. New buildings
suffered most, the scaffolaing and
lighter work having been blown down
IN many instances. Some of the seal
folding on the new Briggs block on
Canal street Was blown away. The
new electric light tower al the corner
of Mason aud Ionia streets WAS
badly bent, but tie guy wires kept II
from falling. The lights III the tower
went out The Electric Light and
Power company was kept busy all
night repairing broken wires and un-
twisting wires that were tied into seT-
pentine twists. The telephone and tel
egraph wires came IN for their share OF
damage, aud many of them were
blown down. All the railroads run
ming into the city experienced trouble
with their telegraph service. wires
being down all along the lines.
A glass show case In front of the
Giant clothing store was blown down
and smashed to fragments.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

lie Delivers Strong ADDRESS to Tenth
WaEd Republicans.

lie Delivers a Strong Address TO Tenth
WsId Republicans.
Cornelius Van Loo, OF ICELAND. a
strong Holland repu0l can. addressed
= large audience at Travis hall last
night. The hall was packed to tine
doors, and many women were present..
Among other things. Mr.. Van Loo said:
NO nation can raise enough money
b. iut~-nal reVenus To support Itself.
Ny fathers came from a country where
they have tried II. and when 10 1865
lett the service of Uccle sam | went
there myself, aud staid there three
mOnths." lie told OF the system OF
taxation aud license that Holland uses
10 raise money TO run their govern
ment. Then Mr.. Van Lo brancned of
into the Holland language and talked
a. length on the issues OF
Ihs day. and how they affected
the HOlisuders. He exp aimed
how to escape the system of taxation
that - beng prscticsd IN the country
OF their nativity. He advocated pro-
lection as he had seen. and MS hearers
had seen enough of the free trade IN
thrr own country, and knew of its
effects. They had been assisted into
this world by q licensed doctor. had
been wrapped IN licensed swaddlng
clothes by licensed nurse. rocked in
a licensed CRADLE, and eaten licensed
food The county had to be- supported
and these licenses are levied 10 support
It.
tie spoke OF the democrat party's
pos ton on the silver question aud
warned his hearers that the democrats
wanted b. reduce them to the scale of
wages paid IN free trade countries and
then % Day them IN money that is
liable to deprecIate IN value IN a
mnment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
SOLD A TUG.
Captain Judd Also Attended Rousing
Republican Meeting.

Captain Judd Also Attended Rousing
Republican Meeting.
Deputy United States Marshal Judd
has returned from Nortaport, where
he sold the steam tug Belle Chase
under decree from the federal court
for debt. The vessel was owned by
Charles Southwsll and was sold by the
marshal to samuel Wilson for $40.
Captain Judd said yesterday that
while be was away ON business he at
tended a republican meeting 81 Kings
ley. Grand Traverse county. that was
addressed by Capt. George W. Mcbride
aud District Attorney Palmer. TAe
meeting was the largest held IN that
section this year and much enthusiasm
was manifested. "If the republicans
don't win IN thst lOcshty THIS year, "
SAID Captain Judd. 1T will be because
ali tina elements 10 Gods creation are
combined against the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

LAST night at midnight FIRE broke out
in the rear OF II. u. Plumb's grocery
store 81 MIL treek snd the family liy-
ingin the second story OF the hullding
were nearly suioCsted before they
could escape. An slsrm vas gwen and
the bucket br gsds turned ont IN full
force They succeeded iB ext uguish-
ug she IRE after It bad caused sbou,
$500 dsmsge 70 the stock ard building
Zoe loss rarity covered ~ Insur-
ance. isis not known how The ire
org nat q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

The two isst performances Of David
Crs kfI 49, ~ ven nv Frsnk Mayo
sHd coUpsny az the Grsnd 70 after
room ana evening.
There = no douht tfst great major
ry 0f inester eoer. noe-s-Jsys prefer
that salch snsnses, ercifes the honsor
tut fa<s nCf rarv Toe r,lnd or
tnanx fns Whv turleSQue snd
tsrcr comedy are - popular Fer most
q the sesson tae patrons u tie Craad
aav- seer stueVas p'e.s nd nirlggss.
They 81 b. a.. DO dcutt, 70 get tns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
POL lCE DEPARTMENT.

following men for coufir nation: Eu-
g,ne Sutherland AS relief man, John
hlOosterhOuse the same, Walter h.
Maxman rs driver. The committee on
men and dIscIulIne recommended that
Robert Memberships application for
reinstatement on the police force be
denied. Al pied. The same COM
mittee made similar report IN the
case of Charles McGorn. Adopted :.
Mr.. Bender called up the matter of
allowing apparatus to- go out OF town
TO aid small ( WINS. Ii was decided to
hold the matter open for one week and
have the Old rule looked up, and If not
a suitable rule to make a new one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
POLICE AND FIRE.
The Superintendent Of Police Recon-
mSnds Three Men fof Sergeant.

The Superintendent Of Police Recon-
mSnds Three Men foT Sergeant.
The board Of police aud IRE commits
sl0ners spent about an hour yosteTd az
examining candidates Tor the ponce
force. There were nine specimens,
representing as many trades, from
timer 10 a .ackslnlth. After the ex-
ANIMATION closed Marshal Lemon VAS
called IA 10 TeyOf. or matters IN MS
department. Tie reported having had
. call from Rockford for AID during
the past week, bat found 10 not neces-
sary TO respond. de mad heard aotn-
ing from the Morley people II regard
10 pay for the AID rendered them.
superintendent Eastman reported
the burglary of Forbes drug store IN
the fifIn ward. About $50 worth OF
goods were stolen, winch have been re-
covered and the thieves properly spot
ted. lie also reported small robbery
on West Leonard street.
blll OF $50 from c. +. ". Cent?, IN
excess OF the contract price Tor repair
ing the barn floor at headquarters. was
referred 10 tho committee on finance.
Ia. r. Benjamin applied Tor position
as signal operator IA headquarters;
placed on iile. John kloosternOuse. Eu-
gene Sutherland AMI Walter X. Mason
asked for positions IN the IRE depart
nent; referred TO the committee on
men and discipline. h. b. Clements OF
All. offered ten tons oil nay Al $40 per
ton; referred ~ the committee on
property.
Superintendent Eastman RECON-
mended the following men AS mt can
dIdstes Tor the position OF sergeant:
John B. Johnson. Thomas Mccarthy
and James Mooney; referred 10 the
committee on men and discipline.
The following bills We're allowed;
par 10 pEpAprAfgkT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
BURNS CLUB SOCIAL.
A Musical and Literary Entertainment
Given Last Night

One of those pleasing entertainments
for which the Burns club IL noted was
gwen by that organization In Its hall
in the McMulisu block last night.
Every chair was occupied and the
standing room WAS crowded. Choice
literary and musical selections were
rendered IN highly creditable manner
by some of the best talent N the club
membership. Among the members on
the program we're the following: Vocal
solo, Mrs. Harms; baritone solo, II.
Parker Robinson, piano solo, Master
Johnnie Daily; vocal solo, Mrs. Or. Has
kIns. with violin and piano sccompau-
tents by the Misses Florence Rice and
Alex Ross; recitation. That Waltz of
Won Waher's." Mrs. Belle Mcleod
Lewis; solo. MTs. Hsskins and Or. ".
II Ross
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
Superstitious Travellers.

Talk about their being no supersti-
tious people" said Walter Blake. OF
the q. X. 4 1. ticket agent yesterday.
"Now today Is Friday, and no one
travels today unless they are forced 10
20 on business. l have noticed it ever
since l nave been IL the business. Sure
thing that there Is = vein OF supersti-
ton IN the people"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
TEACHERS. EXAMINATION.
Compelled to Work in the Basement o
the Court Housr

A special examination of prospectv We
teachers In The district schools began
yesterday under the supery son of the
county school examiners m the room
occupied by the West Mlchigsn Farm
srs club n the basement Of the court
house. Comm ssiousr Smith WAS not
very well pleased Win the quarter.
rendered trrm. but no other place
could he obta ned a. the board Of sup
srv soTs vas usng tine h0srd rooms
vhich the school examiners were x
pectpg 20 occupy. ia forty bright
eyed school ma rs we're compeIled ii
study ever the brain rscklns questions
n poorly ventilated, lnsdsuustel 3
q ted nd musly smelling srsrt
nlents The examination Wi continue
today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

Caledonia last evening. They were
greeted % a large crosd.
Joseph koseathsi and Capt. ID. l..
Rogers rlli scuss tne issues u the
campaign at the Town hal IA Alpine
tla evening".
II anybody who desires 70 bet money
on Alan B. Morse for governor vii
leave hls name a. tue republican head
quarters hls money slll Dc covered ln-
ule1lAtety.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
NJ Noon L. HoncfuI.

The Hon. j. w. Moon of Muskegon.
republican candidate for congress IN
the ninth district, "a guest a. the Nor
ton. Mr.. Moon - not one OF the kind
Of politicians that boasts about what
they are gong 10 do at the polls, but
he says the situation looks hopeful for
ninth district rspubl cans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

refresh az relief Haieh tise airy puE-
le-que AFFORDS, aud tae Aav Russo
burle-que company winch opens To-
mOa0W night Nil doubtless 10 good
business ceats are LOW on sale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

The bosri of pue 10 works nlet yes
terisy SD stoptfi p sns aud srfc fcs-
tser- for sewers lu iiaii ~ aod t.aerrv
streets. snt tse clerk advertised tne
It's 81 - ist to-day 10 tne des - 81
the bose 90 Is tae vofs done a. s.s0a
"a possible TIE tesr8 slsf vsti
t's,frsa street wlta = view % e.fstl ID
sae grad aua-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
Hexton's BODY Unclaimed

The body of Jesse Hexton, the man
who died Thursday at police headquar-
ters. is still unclaimed by friends OF
relatives, and is yet at p. Callum's un-
dertaklng rooms. Nothing concerning
his antecedents wSs learned yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
PLAYED TO WIN OUT
Election Bets Offered by the
Pool Sellers
TEN TO EIGHT BET ON RICH
What the Why Pool Seller Win Gave
sn SOmo.naEon Bets Involving ths
Various Tickets.

The election pools At the Morton
house opened ap for business yestsr-
day aud about 600 foand rs way
into The ughs bcx. Five u one Is Of
tesed tnaE HARRISON, Gould, k.en aud
bslknap sIil not Do elected, aud tn-s
combination . beng PLACED The III 81
heavily. The folIOsBg beta are OF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

The 6rst af fae -ss-rn. Ardfrson
fsatfsr> sn1 caowaer Corner lon,s
ant fa toa streets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
Congressional.
REPRESENTATIVE Iicke,

Representative Ticket
Tor Representatives in the Lex stature
JEREMIAH H. ANDERSON.
WILLIAM ALDkICH TATEUM,
EUGENE K. ALLEN
Second Representative District
AUGUSTUS W. WEEkEs Of Lowell.
Third Representative District
NORTON FITCH of Sparta
County Ticket.
Judge Of Probate
CYRUS L. PERKINS.
Register OF Deeds
JOHN 4. GOULD.
Sheriff
ISAAC +. LAMOREAUX.
Treasurer
JACOB EISENHARDT.
Clerk
FRANKLIN ID. EDDY.
Prosecuting Attorney
ALFRED WOLC0IT.
Circuit Court Con IN -si1ners-
CHARLES W. McGILL.
JAMES A. cove.
Coroners-
DR.. NJ. ". DANFORTH,
DIR. II. K. LOCHER.
County Surveyor
THEODORE o. WILLIAMS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

NArIoNAL

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