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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-30
Road Congress-.

The secretary of the Commercial Club
has received information leading him to
believe that a large crowd will be present
at the good roads congress next week. in
this city. Arrangements have been made
by the committee In charge of the congress
by which delegates and others attending
tho meeting will be able to get a rate of
one and one-third fare for the round trip
on all railroads. Any delegate can avail
himself of this rate by paying full one
way fare to Indianapolis and procuring
from the railroad agent, of whom his
ticket Is purchased. a Central Traffic Asso-
citation certiticatep properly filled out. This
certificate will be so Endorsed at Indian
apolis as to enable the delegate to procure
q return ticket at one-third the regular
fare.
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CLOAKS.

Stock large and full; garments
choice, at prices low; every purchase
a bargain; styles all new, controlled
by us-no duplicates here. A special
attraction in the best $40 Cloth Coat
ever offered. Another at So.
A choice of about 100 Misses
Jackets, sizes II to 16 years, regular
price $50.
FURS-Our Fur stock is complete
now; twill be diminished soon. The
sooner you make your choice the
better.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR-New
styles just received in fine Gowns,
with colored embroidery; also Silk
Skirts.
LADIES' MACKINTOSHES-
Our Christmas line is opened.
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Greenhouse Burned.

Rieman's greenhouse, at the corner of
Mississippi and Twenty-second streets.
was damaged about $1,000 by fire between 8
and 4 o'clock yesterday morning. Superin-
tendent Honaker. who sleeps on the place.
was awakened by the cracking of the fire.
and found the boiler-house wrapped in
flames. The boiler-house and q portion of
the rose hot-beds were destroyed, and q
large Inn Der of plants were injured By the
heat. The fire is supposed TO have orig
mated from escaping gas at the shut-oif in
the street. The insurance was small, and
will not cover the loss.
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&C
UNION SQUARE NEW YORK.
bowls and crystal candelabra at either end

bowls m crystal candelabra at either end
held white candles. Several hundred
friends accepted the bountiful hospital.
tiles of the three hosts and wives. Among
the guests were Mrs. Barnes, of Detroit;
Miss Meb Culbertson, of Richmond; Mrs.
Breyfogle, of New Albany; Mrs. S. Y. Young,
OF Terre Haute: Miss Terry. of Knoxville;
Miss Cramm. of PIttsburg; Miss Sharpe, of
Helena. MONTH Miss Humphreys, of Marion;
Mrs. Chaplin and Miss Chaplin, of Spring
field, Mass: Mrs. De Lang. of Cincinnati;
Miss Rariden. Chicago: Mr.. w. j. Armistead,
of Vincennes; Mr.. o. I. Morton, of Chicago;
MIR. Painter, of Philadelphia.
TURNER-LA RANGE
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PARIS. ILL.,. Nov. 29.-Mr. Clarence Turner
and Miss Josie La Grange were married at
4 O'clock this afternoon. at the residence of
the brides parents, in this city, Rev.
Charles Taylor, of the Methodist Church,
officiating. Mr.. Turner is q popular young
man, and Miss La Grange Is one of the
young society women of this city. They
will reside at Mount Sterling, Ky. In the
evening Mrs. j.. W.. Miller, sister of the
groom, gave q reception at her residence In
Court street, for the newly married couple,
for which two hundred invitations were
issued.
wEAvER'S DAUGHTER RUTH Welded.
Dies MONIES, Ia, Nov. 2a.-Ruth Weaver.
daughter of General Weaver. late PEOPLES
candidate for President. and Harvey
Denny, of this city. were married here to-
night. The wedding was witnessed only
by friends of the family.
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Bailey Wiles. a collector for the Worlds
Fair store. was arrested q few days ago for
assault and battery and carrying concealed
weapons. 1t appears that Wiles attempted
to retake some property sold on payments
on which payment was refused. The pos
SCISSOR of the goods resisted with force and
WIles knocked him down with q billy. He
appeared before the Cadi yesterday. the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-30
Craze Is Dying Out.

There has been q turn in the increase of
the institutions Tor the cure of inebriety.
For q few weeks in the spring q new ,n-
corporation of the kind. based upon some
formula" alleged to be equal with
Keeley's. was filed almost every day. The
name contained either "biohloride" or
'.silver-ash." The promoters. of course.
thought they saw q great deal of money in
them. and they seemingly did prosper for a
few mouths. There came n change. how
ever. and several In the city lave latterly
closed their doors for lack OF patronage.
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man of virtue who holds that $40 and costs
is enough for gamblers. Hizzonner fined
Wiles Sl00 and costs. adding $50 days in the
work-house. WIles. il appears. is a deputy
constable by the appointment of the lord
high constable In Justice DanIels's court.
Charles Sorters. He thought his appoint
ment ave him the right TO carry a weapon
and talked back to the Cadi to such an ex-
tent that be vacated the judgment and
fined Wiles 500 for assault and battery.
The fine was paid and Wiles released.
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O

Mr.. W.. G. Clark, 1913 East New York
street, expert miller. with the j. b. Allfree
Company. called with his wife. yesterday
afternoon, on N. w. Bryant IL Co. and
purchased of them one of their finest
Gildemeester q KrGger upright pianos,
finished in San Domingo mahogany. Mrs.
Clark il quite q nice pianist. and having
tried the various makes of pianos on the
market decided alphabetically in favor Of
the Gildemeester & Kr9ger.
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u. v. L. Excursion.

The officers Of the National Encamp-
ment of the Union Veteran Legion and
members of the Indianapolis encampment
have made arrangements to visit the Gin
clnnatl Encampment, and will leave the
Union Station at 1850 Friday morning.
Further information can be obtained of the
Adjutant- general. No. "a North Delaware
cfraaf
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Mr.. Fishback's Gravel Talk

Last evening Hon. William p. Fishback
began the first of Q series of talks by local
orators to the members of the Y. NJ. c. A.
and their friends. Mr.. Fishback's talk was
on travel, and was Of O most interesting
character. The admission was free, and
quite q number OF young men took ad-
vantage of IL. we'll knowing the speakers
entertaining manner.
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Rheekmnfiam

! had inflammatory rheumatism in my
leg 90 severe that i was for weeks at q
time unable to work. No medicine or
doctors did me anv good until / tried
Perry's Magic Rheumatism Cure. One
bottle cured mo sound as q dollar. / am
now in better health than l have been for
years. EDWARD MCDERMoTT,
1873 south East street.
Made and sold only At Perry's drug store,
149 East Washington street.
Perry's Handy EmbI0catlon for aches,
sprains, bruises, 25 cents.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-30
Declines the Truar.

Isaac Wright, who was appointed trustee
of the firm of Mercy hurry & Co.. which
failed for q large sum last week. declines
TO accept the'trust on account of inability
20 devote the necessary time To the bust
ness. Henry Smith will probably be ap-
pointed trustee. instead of Mr.. Wright
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WORLDS FAIR COMMISSION.
How Much It Has Spent Thus Far. and What
1t Has Been For.

Fred ]. Haven, treasurer of the Indiana
worlds far commission. yesterday filed
his report with the Governor. 1t
shows the commission has drawn SCI. 600 of
its appropriation. The disbursements
amount to $40. 747.5O. leaving q balance on
hand of SIG. 252. The items of expense were
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-30
Fruit k

Parrott & Taggart's "Old Fruit
Cake" that met with such great
ucces during the holiday season
last year, is again ready. More
toothsome than ever! Ask your
grocer to get a supply, if he has
not already done so.
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as follow

The report shows that the penny collec-
tion from school children for the educa-
tional exhibit amounts to S4,S4S.17. The
disbursements from this fund amount to
fund Is devoted to paying Prof. w. n.
Hailmann, the educational agent. and Mrs.
Harrell. to whose efforts the collection is
60 largely due. 4s-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-30
Cheap Rates to Chic,

Cheap Rates to Chicago and Return
Via the Monon route, Nov. % and Dec. 2.
Apply for tickets at % s. Illinois, Union
Station ana Massachusetts avenue,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-30

80 0O-To Chicago and Refurn-$6.OO
Via Pennsylvania Line from Indianapolis.
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ONLY 80 TO CHICAGO AND Return
pi0 the
MonOn Route
The dining. car line.
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To Succeed Edison.

Yesterday afternoon the Commissioners
of Public Safety appointed Presley Peirson,
brother of Jennings Peirson. deceased, on
the police force to succeed patrolman
Edgar Edison. resigned. The new ap-
pointee is o Democrat.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
NofrcE.

N~OTICE-FoR % ENT I WILL SEND o
IN twenty-five beauti nj Christmas Cards. or for
same amount viii send twenty nicer and larger ones.
JOHN A ALLISON, GO North Pennsylvania 81,
Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-30

Natural Gas Fixtures.
We have the best assortment Brass and wrough
Steel Tenders. Andirons. Moisteners Gas Logs, eto.
in the city. Also Chatting and Baking Dishes, Rang
Kettles. Roger Cutlery. Builders Hardware. Agent
for 8tna dynamite and Dead-shot sportingpow dor
Call andsee US before you buy.
HILDEBRAND q FUGATE,
SO South Meridian street
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The Tiffany
"Blue BOO

NOW Messrs. Tiffany &
Co. announce that
their annual cat
alogue for 1893. known as the
Tiffany & Co. BLUE BOOK"
is now ready, and upon re-
quest, will be sent, without
charge, to any address. Al
though its convenient form has
been retained, the '93 edition
has grown to 23O pages, con-
tanning many new features and
suggestions, valuable to intend
ing purchasers of holiday gifts.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
EOR RENT-7ROOM HOUSE AND BATH
Il room. with all modern improvements IS Wes
St Joe street; S45 per month. A. NJ.
$50 North Meri ian street.
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A NcIENT ACCEPTED scoTTISH RITE
N Meeting OF Ind;anapo il Chapter 81 Rose Croix
this Wednesday evening, at 7:30o'clock. Comforting
the l7o and lSo.
y. h ELLIOTT. SO. NJ W. and p. M
JOSEPH w. SMITH. $50. Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28
FIGURES OF TRADE

sEE Eas1. sept q -AeRsg oa cal loansd
sezs zs 3 q per eeaL The ei@zins rate AS ;
kFf rrua ,.
Exo1aazs siosed sssacy posted rates go
- - asti1l rats 80 % 80 Tor s1tJ
44gs and faoss e. ~ foF 4eAa1d-
lS8ssfnMelts sle41Is cuffoaey. - ~
ela 4s apue0n uta niai extsadea - re< .
tsged Ia bid f4sluC Fsl.sss osnas essssd
4 alaA arsrs. he.. oiai saAlaz fa4ds. ie-'si
tehfTais. le ntd
st8eks we're again saii this morn AZ. % ,
if1 - sasFrs rEaasiax aaads- Prices. hos
sssr. sefe arm Ter Igsst q tne 81 aaa aA1ff
sho ies1 "a Eolqrsio ssGL u ssoari raeis.t :
Ee2diag al AsN hsx a1d a ssaesd NO
ssrg iigtls lieFrsl g o. 4A GO 1ao3. = uc1 t-cs
se4a % N. per erat , <aer- N9ftAera Pa
clas xas IA exception. Ia the ears aeAin-s
Eher- SO hardly z4g tlsiaess ia 10 stoeA .
bsls after u clock the orafs hanilrf14 =
siEofo1siy kR1 "a prizes fSil 4 pei erot % 80
- l40n- A ~ 8f tar 0farrs se-ArAsa pa
sympathg. tat tho adYa4crd -eadrrs nen-
ti5aea sas piilg maintained IraAtaG ecu
if1aed dali Throughout the ass aaif 81 thr
DAG Aa1 prices weaker he sanoaner-
neat "a the 4lthara~2l Of the VI ssoofl "a
elae from the Westera lTa7ic sssoeiai On
pass. 4 4aastiesd aaa appAfeatlS nad 10 IA
nisenee "a values. Tue cl0s!aI prices "a rule
~ers @ : per cent '0WeE lhs sales Tor tne
44Talaaaatea O. = - saarea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28

Cs4caGa. sept Nv beat opened with IT.
tie sles 81 streagth This m0rnlns and daring
TIE afsg hour prices we're shade -neF. but
Ila strength ala NOT held aad thrfe vas
sra tasi advance Aad tBe freiluS Mas sasS. DC
Tacri pss Ia the northwest were again large.
iJz7 ears ksainsl ~ ears tor tAe - ne d1S last
year and the amount received az the pTi ID
arF yoilts Looted ~ 10 L0so.G0 bushels
AGAINST J. 49,. o. basneis year ago. Liberal
sar 4 . shipments asst seek aad the lMihe utc
movement tfolu Russia vita considrrabS
short resulted Ia che aeak lcss ahofs uoted
Two more cases % cholera az quafaatine n
ke~ ora we're Gscd O. depress the marset
darlax the sssk spell. Tue ciosi az sDlcs
- ne very sir0ug and New ioTS reported .
heavy export business % prog ess. part Of "
for tfsrmany. A. atty boat io.ads scrr taken
up % . o'e 0ck Iuru opened yeas Tue
~esz ness Wssaae 20 the Glallalsalas prospect
OF any serious damage a. The crops from frost
an1 % the neagY tscal receipts sad large pro-
porton o. the latter xraie No - other pro
me eaeag pit. 1gl soms deeilnes. E3c Ia PORK.
October ant ltsc lover Tor January. Closing
prices
DceamUer ia ~ Nay. - s.
Cora rptember F4.ci October. ti.es
De- ai Der. as .cs May. ir4c.
Oats-septeluber. ~ &C. October. a-ssci De-
eembrr May. - -.
soFk-S-ptembsr. s.0.62'z' October. H0SZis;
January, sl-fO-
LArd september. 50, October. rs; Janu-
short kihs-Septembtr. s9.75. October. . IS;
Iuauary -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28

Gfaia aad feed are easv.
ReAt rose one cent yesterday
Cora dI9pped le per o. New tomatoes
weIe sac lower yesterday.
Apples are .3e per bu loser they are uQ@
worth about I5c pee pa
The leatber market remains nfm- smear
liass are cut o. the nsrSet
SprtBZ Nheat IS eomiag IA 20 the mArke1 Ia
LARGE qaautitlrs
coae9rd sad worden grapes briass Sc per
pound aad Nit<ers &C.
tbs best quality 81 peaches can now pc
bought tOs s1eG Per bg.
EEgs. i.e' butter. lss2ec, new % aIo=s
s1es9eci beans. hand picked. ,l-ea@ hos honey.
laci curiey lettuce. &c per haSAeti new
oaionS hsiec doEi ears ey, ( dok bunchrsi
cueambers. Z Siec a 0a new lural ;, -
= luc b. eaDoasrs. +sAlie dos green peas. o'i4
SIC gu; beets. SEQ o. bt45 Max beans. 5a~S+3c bGi
new tomatoes y8ss &c on corn ies,c AOks ruta
bagasl ass3ci durchess sppies. &sl bu. ear
Tots otc Des esg plants aH9fi doGs peppers
TSe bUs rea peppers sl.e0 bai celery.
is4sJc dOz; new squash. ~ lhi pump
ki1s. - doz; piums sl.t7SA0f pears
si-6o 500; peacSes. so; tu.ls from -
Ra.e scSooc bni plcahng cncnmbcrs. lae per
lias FcSetstir oysters. Hl4sec- Hs-erc-csS. sc
d0z hanchesi mint. &c doz lunches. tanlr
flowers 800 per b - qulnc' :. - crahap-
pies. 81 cereord snd Wordea grapes. &C per
10 Aiasara. DC.
cram Wheat. old snd new. 6sc. corn, ace;
oats. Sac rye. 55cs barley, sl.lH
Flour aud trcd-lIy White. $40; paleut.
-. 20 per cWt buckwhcat Hour, s-.5u per cwt;
ecrnfIe n. 81 Der ton, feed. sZlG-- per ton;
middAngs. SO per tou; hiram. sa per toni
shl p. SD per ton, screenings SO per ton.
Wooi-W ashed. l,et3sc. uawashei. 100 nc
Hay-About - loads ofhAy of a good quality
VAS marketed. Prices are weak. here - a
large supply and far demand New clover.
$50; timothy. Sase.
Hides aad laliow-tireen. 2lsa3}.c. steers
over 20 lbs. aci eu-ed hides. Ss4St ac; caf
SKINS green, &c; cali sAln-. cured. n'2'i tai
Low. rough. He rendered. sac; Deits. ltS zoe;
shrariiugs. 1iaS DC.
Beet 31s6c; pork. 5ls26s1e; fresh pork
IONS l0@llc; mutton. e1ss73sc; spring lamb.
&C; fowls. sSi0c; sprins chicken. uSl51i
veal. b81c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28
Building Maternal.

Wire nails. SEQ rates; steel cut sl.e0 rates;
glass. 15e. Building PAPER. sl.ut 600 per roll /;
waterproof. sl.e per roll.
Lumber-ReIail Niece stun-No. hemlock.
up 10 aud Inciudius 10 feet lengths. s. add 81
pc loo feet fOr every additional let; No.
= hemlock. up 10 aud including 10 feet. 500;
every additional , feet. 81; %. p ne. sli
per Loco feet. add 81 fJI every additional
feet over 10 feet; No. flooring white
pine. 81; No. flooring. white pine. SO;
Ne. flooring. white pune. S4; Nc. /
maple. So; No. ceiling. =. 50: No. ceiling.
=. IS; No. ceiling. =. 81; No. ceiling. s,
$40. No. siding. 4. si6; No. siding. {. sli;
No. q siding so; No. g siding. $40; No q
siding. 81. Finishing materal-NO. com
mon boards. So; No. ; common boards. SIS;
No. common boards. sli; Ia finishing. so.
Shingles-Star, Il incles. clear. 50 per thou
sand; star star. 10 inches Gear. S2.15 per
thousand; No. , inches clear butt. 3 per
thousand; sound butt. $50 per thousand I:
Gull shingles 81 per thousand. Latino /
white pne. 500; No. white pine. $40; ship
ping culs. Sill; millcuils. 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28

io@ as d kzxs a.. soFth lSstc-
Il LA Ii D. FFtx- I'D .. as tefFtes Ar o4t i
tue market. EfsseFsze1 = ~ eenls GisAet
Waiergie4ous are quoted ats1c 41a nxN -
afafSes oft4g fTaw p3c % zoe. ts<st - -
pr d0kea. Len2oas remain 3 SO = 80
aud clasag seed - . aai. Sweet patst2es a.
triuz bro akht la they ar $50 fcf atfi
kBlasheFries are -asafig cat VI sac AsfAeA
C0rFert 4u4tzri0hs f4it8~-
New g0tztars. 3 - uef Oils lucgf8le re
aay. baat~f 49, ersS los. eAb-
nAgrs. @u.e PEI 8ozS f4dlshss. 9 =
PEI a., ezIcFmeiaGs. 5Cs cal ass - L1s :
leIaoas. "a aud 10 q - -. ola8ses SO
> 10 peaches b4ruaras. traa lords, 49,
T. sz.ao. California arrleois - d1zcl aaa4n-
as. 80 la bgach nAa1 pls4 81 me1feM
beans. az So - ls bu; clover seed fHe1 4fa.
3 N mammoth 8 Is b. timothy seed SO
- g. 90 ,Htilett I'll IS O. - b0s tomatoes ~ :
Sc -reeA cara 10 10 l5ss sweet potatoes. SO
per Dbl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28

CHIcAaO UsIos Srocx IAsos. Sept. e.
CAttle-Reeeipts. lp.eoo; cemmen 10 extra
steers. t-7ls5.a0. inferior 10 extra cows.
slsW-lo
hoxs- Receipts. 1900. heavy. s.. 1e5.60;
MIXED and medium. s5.3lsS-5sis; light. SO
as
sheep-Receiprs. T.eo0; poor 10 fair. $500
a4Qg. lAmbs. Si5oss5.s0.
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DETRO" SEPT II. ts9
LANSING a NORTHERN r. q

GOlNG To- DETROIT.
Lv. CD X = o. an q IS m 40 D m Ell n u N
Ar. Def. II % am q = D M 10 . pm - q a \,
RETI kNiN1 From DETROIT.
Lv. DEI-. 50 An . 3 m 3 Dm I'll OF N
Ar. CD r - IS pm . = pm ~ - pm .7Osam
SAGINAW. ALMA AND ST LOCIS
Lv. RI % am Is pm Ar. q X li3 am 10 10 pm
LosxLL va LosKlL kBAsrISGs E.s
Iy. Grand Rapids. FOAM SPIN 5 % D m
Ar. Tom Lowell II 3 m 5 IS . m
THROUGH CAR SERVICE
Fsrl0r Cars on all day trains between Grand
RAPIDS snt Detroit. Wagner Sleepers on
nixnt trAlnA Psrior Car 60 SagiRa. on morn
Ing train.
every fsy. Other trains week days oniv
GEO. BFHANFN Gan Pzssr Ast
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28
OIL Market.

Water white. l+o. Gi.e; headlight. l51o. &c
water white, Old test lou. SC, Eocene LOO TO
llJ'. SIC
Deoderizsd stove gasoline. ~. 6s4c.
DeOder!Ked naptna. 6i', &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28

pxrRotr. sept Wheat closed. No. cred.
easn. 1.s4c; December. 7s'4ci May. S41se, No
Waite. cash. -.
Corn- No. - cash. a. &c
Oafs-NO. leash. "a a..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28
Greene nd Provision..

Ham dropped nc yesterday Dried beef Is
&c over.
! Conces aud sugars remain the same The
market IL arm aad demand good
Correct quotations follow
SaZar-Cut loaf. &C.; cubes. &c; powdered.
sac. grauuiated. Aaaes cOEfccti0nary A. ate
extra Il. $50 per ewts yellow L. 49, gao d;
corn syrup. = DC.
Molssses-Low AIDES. l5S2oc; medium. %
De fancy. q q s6c-
Package cofees. 80; lava. green. 251s4
De- a. Mocha, green Z71.1c; Naricaibo. $50
30 ;san los IGzlls; Rio. ls'G Dtac.
New Michigan cheese. lUssSl2'scr rolled
oats barrels. $50; sat Saginaw. barrels. sjc.
Lafd-Tierce bass-CompOund. 634e. pure.
81.
Meat-Hsms. n 90 lie; shoulders. y <Se9c /:
bacon. 10 TO lie; dried beef, "a 10 SC; short
cur PORK. slL25; clear back. sI5So; mess. tl.00
t0fli-O.
Fruits, Vegetables and Seeds
prtr. now Maid A. = a a busbei Thav IN "a
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AkE SHORE 3 MICHIGAN SOUThsAS
la eject May. s lsS1

The Lake ehtre "a IieFe snd In coma Il 81,
sftn the krte snd ans J. + H. Asf1raea ia
cafes est sd aaeu flrset rs1te O. P.lfs1.irs
A 3 smith. -. kf a CGevssaf p
6. :. s0<srs. city Pass. Az-at
Jas sas Del. Glfs AZ 9 Msnra. a.
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A fine lot of pike and picKerel just
received at Dettenthaler's, III Monroe
street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28

Arrive from Petoskey 100 pm; from Ira
verse City II 80 am. 1000 pm.
1HRnUGH CAR SERVICE.
Wsgner Parior Cars Leave Grand Rapids
- pm. leave Chicago 5:25 pm.
Wagner sleepers-Leave Grand Rapids
'lliSp pm. leave Chicago ILLS pm. leave
Ursnd Rapids III 35 pm. leave indianapolis
via Big -Four % pm.
ee eaait car TO Ma lstss 5:35 pm.
Every day. Except saturday. Other
trains week avs only
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

Taxing eject ~uafss. IilHr ls41
Sleeping ears 90 Pacific and Atlantic En-
presses % aud rom Detroit Psrior cars leave
for Detroit 80 N. returning leave Detroit
AZ 4.ts m. srrtviaz &c grann kaolas 81 70 ~
. m. Direct connections male at Detroit win
al through trsins east.
Tickets On SAFE At talon Ticket once. =
Monroe street. AMI AZ Uni0n depot.
fred VI briggs Gen'i Agt-. y Noaroeis
q ". Raxzl-s 2. p and I. Az. Chica<s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28

Tim croaf millinery event of the
tH0 UiVut season will be the grand
opening of Corl Knott 4 Co. Thursday
and Friday. September 90 and 30.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28
Gn SEPT.u. 1891
AND WEST MIoHioan RY.

GOING TO CHICAGO.
Nv. GRID RAPlDs.-s:50 am l:2S pm oil :sspm
Ar. ClllCAGO.....-..-3:55p pm Gas pm T:o5am
hErCRSISG FROM CHICAGO
Lv. CHICAGO -.........9. 90 am SIS pm ell :l5pm
Ar. ORD kAPIDS..3:55 pm l0:45 pm '6:l0am
BKNros HARBoR. ST. joe ASD IDrASAPOtIs
". g. 5 am l;-6 pm 'll;sS pm
Ar. V. R. 't:l0 am 3;55 pm Gas pm
To aND rRON NUSkEGoN.
Lv. q. $50. $50 arm rs pm 5:35 pm $40 pm
Ar. q. X -.., 10 - AIN ........-. 5;55 pm $40 pm
TRAvEssz CITY. MANS rEE 4 PrroskxY.
Lv. u, R.-....-................ $50 am 5:S pm
Ar i. c. .-......-...........- l2:5 pm l0:5 pm
Ar th ok --..-.............. 2:51 pm -.... .-..
Ar. Petty $: 0 pm ......-
AT. Ma ise..................... Il: pm l0:ll pm
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TIME TABLE

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ca Esr-n ~ ar 81 sm s&nm n isgus
hll~anses e. stesHrr' ...... sHsu essn
spefy. fn,fV except nudsv.
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rs ~ 3 ~ 40 ueaa ~
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e7lF % ~ sd 81 q "A.
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ear 50 - farfrr -sr. Aa>z sgaer Slrrp~r
vssfvsrd ~ 4 Asxaer sleeper y Sc
fariar ca ~ a Wagner PsIiar HuT-f ear
fras ~ tef fr.~c MsrRcer
By 3 srefss L a.. Fass ss-af.
Jsa ttsFassE. ffty iickef ts~s6
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