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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

orchards.
FoguE RE=,rt VIII HaLss HoNE4 a. HoEE-
FnE&D ANp 4 Ar before he baby strange with
eTuHp.
Pttts TaornAcHE DROPS Cure III one Minute
TIE stern Judge is always immovable
in his CONVICTIONS Boston Caurifr
tn afflicted with Sore Eyes. use DR..
Isaac Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists
sell IL. 20 cents
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

GREAT Britain has 202, 800 acres of
orchards
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

but finding it would comfort her, ] began TAX
ing il. In lew days Tie boating began TO
subside. | seemed 10 feel q little stronger bHs
thought ii only fancy. | was so weak could
only take ten drops OF Salsaparil!a at htst.
In Two weeks was able To sit up . few inIh-
utes every day. IN 4 month scusa Walk
acyos. the room. One day | asked what
they were To have for dinner and said
wanted something hearty. My mother was
so happy she cried. II Was Inc
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

l.E MAILS, plymouth Go, Ia, Nay, 1879.
suffered from emHorary sleepIessuesa from
overwork for two years, for which | used Pastor
Eoenig's Nerve Tonic, ard can recommend Same
IS the best medicine Tor similar troubles.
T. BOENHORST
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-05-13
LIBERTY. CASEY COUNTY.

The farmers are very busy now with
their work. Although there is a shower
occasionally, there are some unpleasant
indications OF dry time.
Mr.. W. d. Chestnut, the millman,
who has been living here for some time,
moved to Martins Greek Tuesday, much
to the regret of the people here, as his
family were sociable aud pleasant,
Your correspondent, in behalf OF the
citizens and many friends OF the jour
NAL in this section, would tender the
most sincere sympathies TO the editor in
his sad bereavement Meeting Mrs.
Walton on several occasions in the fami-
ly circle, and being acquainted with her
estimable qualities, We are prepared to
fully appreciate the great loss of the ed
itor.
We regret to report the critical con-
dition at this writing of Mr.. Jesse Brown,
taller OF Casey county. For ten days
past he has had serious obstruction OF
the bowels. His father, Mr.. w. w. Brown,
with DIR. Herrin, started this evening 10
Stanford to procure the aid OF some ply
stefan there. We earnestly hope for the
best, as Jess is an efficient officer and a
clever citizen.
A county convention OF the Ken
lucky Sunday-School Union, controlled
by and in the interest OF all Protestant
denominations, will be held at this place
on July 18th. All Sunday schools IN the
county are requested to be present, or
represented, as important business will
be transacted in the Sunday-school cause.
The citizens generally are requested to
bring their baskets well filled to feed the
multitude expected to be in attend
ance.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-05-13
MT. VERNON, RoCxcAsTLe COUNTY.

Lee Cofey killed mad dog near
Langford few days since. A number
OF rabid CANNES have been seen in this
county and several killed during the last
month.
Steel laying has been begun at the
foot of Crooked Hill, in Laurel county.
1t is understood that tire railroad com.
pany will relay the track from Brodhead
to Altamont with this heavy steel Of 20
pounds to the yard.
Mr.. Price. VINO has charge of the
ballast quarry for the railroad company
near this place, has arrived with his out
bit end will soon have the crusher in OPP
Grafton Ballast will be turned out by
steam instead OF by hand, as heretofore.
Mrs. Anna Miller and son are here
from Evansville to see relatives. Mrs
Jas. Maret, who has been very i'll for two
weeks, is improving. Judge f. f. Evans
and q. w. Ball. OF GAINESVILLE, are here
prospecting. DayiG Hurt, OF Brodhead,
severely injured his hand while working
on the track by falling on spike, run
ming it through his band.
About three weeks since a mad dog
passed through the Pine Hill neighbor-
hood and bit everything in its path, in
Guiding little daughter OF VIM. Pease,
the man who froze to death in March,
and horse belonging TO the family. The
girl was taken to a mad stone owned by
Dr. Perkins at Bee Lick, and when APP
piled to the wound the stone adhered to
it for some time and it was thought by
believers in the virtues of the mad stone
that no bad effects would follow. A few
DAYS since the family horse went mad
and had TO ne shot. The girls fJot and
/ leg that were bitten are now in swol-
len condition and tits feared hat hydro
/ phobia will ensue.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-05-13
WILLIAMSBURG, WHITLEY COUNTY.

On last Monday night quite a pleas.
ant social was given at Mr.. l.. Weisner's
There were about p present and all re-
port a most enjoyable time.
Elder ;. Il. Sutton leaves for an ex-
tended visit in Virginia Saturday. He
will visit his old home, Newport News,
and various other places while gone.
The ice cream supper, given by the
ladies of the Christian church, last Fri
day night, proved a success beyond the
expectations of all. The net proceeds
amounted to SIS.
Mr.. Rodehaves, OF Neweomb, Tenn,
was here this week looking for a situa-
ton for his furniture factory that recent
ly burned at Newcomb. We would
gladly welcome him and Williamsburg
would be hard to beat for business OF
that kind
&c. A. Denham was in Louisville last
week selling Whitley county bonds that
were issued to build the iron bridges.
Messrs. Lawson Hackalay and sam Ma.
sonsoi Madison county, are spending a
few days with Walker Mason. Prot
German Jones spent last Saturday in
Ohio VIM. Perkins spent last Sunday
at Rockhold, his old home. Miss Cum
bingham. OF Midilesboro, who has been
visiting her brother at this place, return
ed home last Saturday.
Last Monday was regular police
court day. There were quite number
OF cases to be tried aud Judge Tye was
/ busy all dav. The case OF the Common
wealth VS.. Silas Leforce was the most im
portant. He has been appointed depu-
/ ty jaller on his fathers recommendation
and he is only about 10 years of age. 4
warrant was sworn out against him 10
carrying a pistol, Judge Tye took III,
/ case under consideration as to whether
minor could hold that office, bat what
ever may be his decision our county
Judges should not appoint boys to sucl
offices and turn them loose on the com
munity when they are known to be OF ;
wild and reckless disposition.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-05-13
and reckless disposition.

Hon. John W. Breckenridge, the
youngest son OF the late John G. Brock
inridge, died in MERGED, Cal, aged about
40 years. He has lived in California for
the last 20 years, where he practiced
law.
The Montana convention came very
near instructing for Blaine. The reso.
luton indorsing him for the presidency
was unanimously adopted and the mo-
ton to strike ont Blaine's name only re-
ceived five votes.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-05-13

The Filson Club will give banquet
at the Gait House, Louisville, at S p. NJ,
June !, on the occasion OF its celebration
OF the centennial OF the admission of
Kentucky into the Federal Union.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
WITH HIM In JAIL
q Devoted Wife Voluntarily
Enters a Cell
TO Be WITH HER HUSBAND
Who Stands Convicted and Sentenced
Cor counteFfeiring-He Baby Vita
Hes-News OF the Courts.

A touching spectacle and one that
illustrates = wlfe's devotion, Was pre-
seated yesterday at the county jail.
George LeFiour was recently convicted
Tor manufacturing dice, and nttsrlng
counterfeit coin. He Was sentenced
10 . term IA the Detroit work house.
During his trial bis wife and Little boy,
. bright little fellow of atoat . years
of age, was IN constant attendance IN
the United states court ROOM When
the husband aud father MAS led away
TO lail the vie followed. She learned
that il would be some time Before he
would be taken 10 Detroit, and begged
that she be allowed To remain IN jail
with him. Sheriff Mcqueen vas slow
TO grant her request. bat she was 50
earnest that be could not refuse her,
so ne put LEI lour into one OF the lsrg-
est cells and locked the wife and little
one up with HIM. There the family
have resided since sentence was passed
two weeks ago. She seems To content
herself with the fact that she Is
with him and overlooks the unc M
Portable truth that he IL occupying a
felon's cell. She believes her husband
innocent and that some terrible mis-
take has been made. The Little boy
skips back and forth across the narrow
cell, and when anybody walks IN the
corridor he goes To the big iron door,
places his face against the bars and
peers out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
THE PLEA OF INSANITY

Cannot BE- urged 10 extenu stion OF the conduct
Of hssts of people who constantly inniet In
jury upon themselves. and lay tue foundation
for serious aud disastrous bodily trouble by
h use. in season and out of season. upon
slight necessity and without Discrimination.
Of drastic vegetable csthartics and poisonous
mineral cholsgogues-notabiy the various
forms OF mercuFy-to relieve simply nstips-
ton. complaint remeaisble at any stare ~
the persistent use of Hostettsrs Stomach BIT
ters. This famous remedy never gripes. evse-
yates tao eopioasly or weakens the bewea II
there il say other tonic aperient in OF oat OF
the pharmacepRis Of which this san truthfuIly
be said. We are unaware Of w. Abandon the
fstucus habit Of dosinz and use this benIgn
regulator. which also sets right weakened
stomachs and disordeTed livers. Rheumatism.
nearsga. sleep essness. less Of appetite. maj.
aria. debility and kidney eompis MS are
troubles ali eoaquerabIe ~ the BstterS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
SUIT FOR POSSESSION.
Landlord Secures a Favorable Verdict
But the Tenant Will Fight.

Landlord Secures Favorable Verdict
But the Tenant Will Fight,
Six years ago Antoine Zierleyn, the
he jeweler, leased from John Kootuis
the store At the southwest corner of
'lonroe and lonia streets, paying there
or SIS per month. There was pro-
vision IN the lease giving Mr.. Z.erleyn
the privileges of renewing the lease,
providing . suitable price could be
agreed upon. Tne lease expired April
Q. Mr.. Xerleyn desired to re-reIt, but
Mr.. Kootuis declined to renew the
lease, saying he wanted possession OF
The store. Mr.. Zierleyn refused to
ylve up possession. claiming his pr.vi-
eye. Mr.. Kootuls began eiectment
proceedings before Circuit Court Conn
missioner Hughes. The case Was tried
~ a jury. which gave judgment IN
avor OF MIR. kootuls. Air. Zlerleyn
las carried the case up to the circuit
curt and furnished an $500 bond to
:uarantee costs and payment of rent.
4 issaid that the Peoples Savings bank
which now occupies quarters IN the
-ear of the lewelry store, fronting on
on.a, desires 10 occupy the store III
llsDute.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

II deem IL my duty to the public to state the
wonderu effects or D.. GFeene's Nervura in
my case. As . result of too close comm ment
to Office work. business cares ard anxieties
broke down with nervous FROST alton. / be-
gan the use of DR.. Greene's Ns-ySta My inn
provement as been most era lying. and Ian.
guage cannot describe the change in my feel
ings aud prospects. Where all was gloom and
despoadency. there is now light and hope. l
ca n d Is pounds. and am still gaining. Not
alone myself. ut know many others W b, can
testify 10 the merits OF Dr.. Greene's Nervura.
GEORGE ii. HoDGD0N.
IS Dana ST.. Som, ryilie. Mass"
s8-Dr. Greene. the successful specialist. In
curing all forms OF nervous and chronic dis
eases. IS W. l4th street. New York. can be con-
suited FRKE. personally or By letter. Call or
write him about the case. or send for symptom
blank to fii out. and a letter fully explaining
your disease. giving advice. etc.. will be re-
turned free.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
HERE TO TEST A PATENT.
The McGll Button Fastener Company
Fighting Infringements.

Fighting homogeneous.
G.. w. McGlll of New York City. and
]. Pussy of Philadelphia. are guests at
the Morton House. Mr.. Mc(iill is one
of the prominent inventors OF tins
country, and the inventor and owner
of some two hundred patents, which
include various devices tor mechan-
ically fastening by wire staples, papers.
buttons and like articles. lie comes to
Grand Rapids as a tless and inter-
ested party in the case OF the Heaton
Peninsular Button Fastener company
OF Providence, X. L., Vs. the Elliot
Button Fastener company of this city.
"My patent" says Mr.. McGill. "has
come up several times already In the
United States courts, but has been sus-
tanned each time. The Heatnn people
ask tor preliminary injunction, and
I expect that Judge Scverens Will con-
nder the matter probably tomorrow,
but possibly not TIL Friday. I -
patent comes up this time on differ
ent showing than hitherto, but the re-
yults of the decision wall be very far
reaching, affecting the business
throughout the country and broaden
ing the patent immensely" Mr..
Pusscy Is Mr.. McGill's attorney.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
SHE Gor A VERDICT

leesuse Her Husband Sold Her Horse to
Another.
The replevin suit began by Cstherin.
NJ. Hawkins against Joseph PETE was
concluded in the circuit court yester-
lay by Judge Adst. lnstructing the
urv to bring in verdict for the PLAIN
af for s. aud costs. The case is the
sutgrovth OF horse deal. Mrs.
Hawkins purchased . morse aud car
risge for 500 or Whereabouts. Her hus
and, who 10 gambler. sold the rig to
PETE for $500. The title vas vested IN
Mrs. Hsvklns and she replevined IL.
Pete swore out . warrant IN police
court for the arrest of Hawkins on the
tnsrge OF securing money under false
,retenses. but before 10 could be served
se jumped the tavn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
SHATTERED NERVES.
FEARFUL RUSulT OF k66lECTsk6
WEAK NERVES.
Great Prevalence Of Bran and Nerve eshaas-
tioa al tais Season Of tas yesf-A Sure
Preventive Against the Terrible
Nerve Heskness-Says Your
Brain and Nerves N Tine.

shot himself dead" Why Brain exhaus-
ton aaa shattered nerves fean eserwork.
fret. worry. Men and women are stfainins
"A II hra.ns. xhxuslnE their nersoes aRd
pAysisai ) reHgth. uatd slesplsss nights fall
ing sgF myth. nervous exhaustion. paralysis.
insanity or death may fliiow.
They are warned OF their doom BY strange
sensation. dEii. eizxy. baa-feeliag head. ma
isria, irrltsbiiits. nsspusnesf. sleepless
nlghp. tiT,d waxing. Ak. trepblinE. co d
limby languor sense Of nervous and phys Cal
exhaustion. kidney and liver diseases. or con-
stipstion. These dangerous Il snsis. Al
this season all these symplomssre ms d much
worse BY Spring Debility.
The Grip a.so has made more suicides than
any oths r known disease. for IL always leaves
those who have II with weak nerves. exhaust
ed enemies. blue and depressed in mtnd. de-
oilltated in body
What IS TO be done7 Use DR. Green's Nervu.
ra. and this great nerve. brain and blood In
sigorafor Will give you clear brain. stro ng
oerves and sound health. Purely vegetable
aad La miesA Sold by drug..s.s.s,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
Price. 70 Con.nmrra

FIouR AND FEED-Lily White. $50; Patent.
500 ewt: buckwhest -four. $500 = cwf; corn
meal sle = ton feed. 5000 p ton; middlings.
SIS q ton bran. SIS p ton; ships. SIS q ton !;
screeuings. els ? ton.
MElr--Pork steak. Zoe; roasts. Zoe; ribs. &c;
tenderioin. 12.Sc; ham lie; beef STEAK. SO Zoe I:
roast. sails. rib. &c; mutton. 6eH; spring
lamb. ca i6c: spring chicken. l4@l5c; turkeys.
llGlec; ducks. 4etec.
PRoppcE-Butter. DC; eggs 16c; potatoes
loc = bu; bcets. Zoe 3 pa; onions. 25G30c 2 PIX;
b ans. 60c y PIX; apples. soss4oc 2 PIX; grapes,
4ce h.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

TIRE city prosecutor stating that Guild
was simply peddling for another man
sbose application Tor license WAS
banding.
Ssmues Scott was convicted OF dis
orderly conduct N police court yesier-
aay. Rather than spend thirty days
Ii the county jail he paid a me OF
sls5-
Robert III. Barton WAS convicted some
time ago and yesterday was fined $500
for accepting an illegal pension fee.
The tine was paid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
Live stock.

CHICAGO, April IL
CATrLE-Marke. slow and weak, prices lower.
Quotations ranged al 81 2sei e5 for choice 10 ex-
ira shipping Steers; s3.5Dslso for good to
choice 90; sS.2S6sS70 for fair to good; s. COG
$50 for common TO medium DO: s30o3S6o for
butchers Steers: & coz 30 for Stockers. &275
GS6O for Texas steers; 81. io1375 for Feeders:
u .5ot9S5 for cows; a. .59yS 90 for Bulls and
tsOSr4.75 for Veal Calves.
Hoes Market fairly active, and Sc lower
Sales ranged at O. e4 80 for Pigs; - c0@s4 70 for
light; S.i0at43o for rough packing; 81 3SlS4 65
for mixed; H35d475 for heavy packing and
shinping Iatx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
TROUBLE OVER FENCE.
'arenfs Go to Law Because Children
Disagree.

The case of Frank p. Kirkwood
gsInst Mary L. FInnegan, wife of MIX
Inspector Finnegan. was on trial yes
srday before Judge Grove In the cir
suit court. The complainant and the
defendant live next door TO each other
IN Terrace avenue. The children OF
ZACH qusrre.ed, IN consequence OF
shlch the parents took aides. An
lmnity sprsng up between them which
esnited IN the defendants erecting q
ngn bard fence, or that 10, one was
tarted. Before j, was completed Mr..
kirkvood began suit asking for an IN
junction restraining Mira. FInnegan
from building the fence on the ground
nat it Distracted the view aud was
nsightly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
GRAND RAPIDS Markets.
Prices TO Farmers.

GRaIS-Wheat. SIC; corn. 42c; oats. soc; rye.
zoe; barley. 81. 10 a cwt; buckwheat, 4ic u bu.
MEAr-Beef. 4%a7c: PORK. 6ls5I4c; mutton.
Sc: spring lamb. 71,Sc fowls. &c; spring
chickens. lie; veal. &c; turkeys. Hole;
ducks To &c: clover seed. $50 q bu-
PRoOucE-Butrer. aOc.; eggs. PKG. potatoes
20c y bu.; brets. 25c y bu. onions. Zoe p bn.
beans. si.l0T bu-: honey. i6c; apples. e.
1, hbI. 600 75c y bu; maple sugar. SC.
WooL-Washef. 0n2sc; unwashed. f4G1c.
H.Y-Cloyer. ST. = ton; timothy. SIS ton.
HrDys AND 1ALLow-Green. &c; steers. over
20 ms. Size; cured. SC: calf skins. green. SIC;
calf skins cured, SIC; tallow, rough. r1c;
pelts Coco 20. dekiu l5a15c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

The trial of the Heaton Peninsulsr
Button Fastener company vs. the
rrsdesmau Publishing company. vas
segun in the United States court yes
,eriay before . jury. The suit VAS
begun about one year ago TO recover
damages for . certain alleged Hb.lous
srticis that vas published IN The
rrsiesman affecting the complain
ants business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
Circuit Court-Part II.

Circuit Court--Part II.
JUDGE ADsIT.
Catherine NJ. Hawkins vs.. Joseph
PETE; replevin; by order of court ver-
diet for S. and costs. Proceedings
stayed twenty days.
Charles Bateman VS.. Grand Rapids &
Ind ana railroad; punishment: order
allowing plaintiff twenty days 10 settle
bill OF exceptions.
Chester A. Lamb and Frank j. Lamb
vs. Arthur NJ. lie Baron and George W.
Cobb, assumpsst; on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

Patrick O'DanneiI vas srraisnsd ia
posics court yesterday for being intori-
ssted and disorderly- On eonsicts0a
he vss fred S3.sA
Jacob Geosbecx paid 81 a. in police
csurt yesterday for corn niftsng
srsseb Of the peace.
Elliott Geiid vss srfsgned IN poles
court YESTERDAY tor violssiu~ tse mix
ordinance. Tae esss vas sosls srssssa,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
as.w - s.r. An ssl. Dsse..-.. :.

letter, ecxeus. Itch, al sruptions or
toe fsc-. hands. nose. etc, Issv1nz the
skln clear, ~hite snd healthy. II.
great hssiug ard eursti*e posers sre
rtssssssrsf ~ 70 oth~f Fsnedr. Ask
yosr dfugssts for ssArsE's ORR.
nKxT.v
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

bat never comes, SPELLS OF feeling
afraid or uncertain. som, times low
spirits, You are suffering from nervous
debility and exhaust on Of nerve power.
which may end ia utter prostrstlon.
insanity and death.
]. you have great sense OF weakness
and WEAKNESS, with tired Limbs, numb
Dess. trembling, prickiy sensations.
cold ieet opd legs, you are advancing
10 that most serious disease Paralvs.s.
IL your head aches. feel numo and
tired, with strange sensations, los. II
memory. and YOU think with difficulty
or you are sIeepiess at night, WITH
orowslness and duiiBess durlnr the
day. the nerve and biain fatigue nav
soon run into iusaDftT or death.
II you have any of these feehngs 90
not neglect them, or they vii end ia
paralysis, insanity. prostratioa or
death.
A you value your lie do not nog-
lect these warnings. Time add e1ps-
Renee hss shown, and hundreds OF
startling and mafgs loais cures have
proved, that fbsse onesses are pcf-
fectiy and completely cured fy bg
&. CLAY TODD. "a =. DIVISION street.
rooms !, 8 and 4. q and Rap,d.. Nch.
Under the use 81 Dr. 5. CLAY
7ODDS renlRrkaii fesnedies al
those symptoms weld IS II ~ maric.
and strengths OF nerves, viror Of brain.
vitality OF blood and health 81 bod
are soon restored.
lis remedies are purely vegetable
and bsrrniess. and can only be- Oh
Il y q at his ofiioc.
DR. TODD compounds he prescfip-
tons i.efore each patent n ilis office
4'ttf1Ftf- tl.r.ssr.s,
street. rooms ]. ard Z. Grand Rapids.
lis medicines srrre with the sten4-
sch, and you can est anything you
q lpost.
lie = n hls Office from IN the fnorf-
re untA In the evening every dsy but
Sundsya
Cali everybody. friendly tax wih
cssst ysyu nothing.
low cnarges, RAPID cures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

Tse the A. n =. baking powder. sbso-
lntsiy pure. 45c per 10. Can only Re
bought at the Great Atlantic and Pa
eifc Tea Cos, les Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
Superior Court.

JUDGE BURLINGAME.
Ellen r. Hembling vs.. city Of Grand
Rapids; trespass on the case; on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14


Weaver b. Caldwell VS.. Johl Noel;
trespass; argued aud submitted.
Frank z. KIrkwood ys. Mary +. Fin
negsn; chancery; hearing on proofs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

Special Easter number of The Review
Saturday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
LAW AND LAWYERS.
United States Court.
JVDGE sEvERESs.

JNDsSh cEF1HEHs+
The Heston Peninsuizr button fas-
tener company We. The Iradesman pub
llsning company CT AL; trial N pro-
gress.
Thomas Wilce vs.. The Michigan
flooring and handle company ct al;
decres IN foreclosure for s3222.T 70.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
Lily White Flour
Il made from the choicest wheat.
Special Sale OF Boys waists-

Special number of The Review for
Easter.