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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28
Rat Retiring.

The Wise doctors grow wiser with each
year. Time was when they were wise
enough to tell US that the chief Of sins
againstone'sI stqniarhj was to- give it
work to do before putting it to bed,
This wasS deciared to be- the fruitful
source of dyspepssjHand nightmare and
other unho1y Affections. They are wisef
poW2 and tell Ms THAT SO far FROM being
wrong to ourselves to eat before going II
bed it is wise and desirable thing I'd
do, especially in case of delicate persons
and growing children. or. when the. food
rhas,A3d time to thoroughly digest before
thAssl6sliAg hours CGUiiO
Many person has found this out fof
himself or herself byope1sSnaB expert
ment. There are few persons so UNI
foftunate turn1ate Las E6 be Unable to Ia eat even
lightly before Hleeping without having 3
stupid headache the hext day. But the
Bursiority OF lredpiG are only the bettei
for a little food at bed time. 1t should
not beirich preofsgnat variety sAteW
biscuits and cup of hot bouillon is exI
cellent: SO is glass of hot milk slipped
slowly. Cheese, meats. fruits and pas
tries are not good guides through dTesTlI
blMarT They lhewswherFth8 agrfssdsISl
r0mAhA WSYlhtHsrald l.ltlt E,sGi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

fsI Henry Ward Bee6herI was beautiful!
IIig ancestors had Been 4;ii .lis His
mother believed in AN honest 'bodyooHis
FATHER 1ot oily wrote But lhe
sawed. wood and played the fiddle -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

KEEP the tongue from nnkindness;,
Words are something's y.saagtg Fffh bot very
deep wounds always, and yet they irri!i
tate. Speech is unkind sometimes when
there is no unkindness In the heart; so
raueh the worse; that needless wounds
are inflicted, so much the worse that
un;nfontionattv main is c4nsed --
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

HE who is false to present duty breaks
a thread in the loom, and will find the
faw when he may have forgotten its
cause.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28
CHOICE EXCERPTS.

BEING quick to perceive the faults of
others is pretty good evidence that you
have many faults yourself.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

EVEN in evil, that dark cloud which
hangs over the creation, we discern rays
of light snd hope, and gradually come
to see in suffering and temptation proofs
and instruments of the sublimeSt pur
Doses of wisdom and love,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

IT is always sign of poverty of mind
where men are ever aiming to appear
great; for they who are really great new
er seem to know it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

j = tnr That piano, ,i al lamp ye
,solA mSilis fioLgood, an Oh %ansnyez to
take It s @ maa ~i9 3i S2 331 4 R agH ~ dla III
y ,-Dealera.Eha bWhys: big Iies OF i9DIo
I'M ;af1ethliTrD l. Dixil 4 chime con On we
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

AS he that lives longest lives but lit,
tie while, every man may be certain that
he has no time to waste. The duties of
life are commensurate TO its durations
and every day brings its task. which, 1T;
neglected, is doubled on the morrow ssIo'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28
tries are not good guides through dFesglI
tqmhhs WSTlasR&al4 ilOE IIOI

A firm of London opticians is making
q good thing out of horse spectacles,
which. being concave, give the ground
the efecti of fJbeihg raised, and make the
horse step hglfs thinking lie is going up
hill
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

AMBITION is powerful motive, and,
iif it be directed only to honorable and
valuable issues, it is righteous one; but
where it leads to what is false and hOl-
low or turns means into an end, it is a
curse to its possessor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

avenue Fesn1eAa aeu that thefdith misses
and masters msftte were eppteEtainedd After
an hQqTf 5 romg 9q dprig rdnG Yhifh Ytf auF hero
ine showed precoclous dignity, dinner
was served; TIE lady f8f 8f the h8dss giving
the matteru her rzpersopab supervision.
When she reached this Rs5ticplar little
sll Selped, she my %itH3a t}is dsaf Sa you "s
'oh, Pm beaAhfifhifly helpAir Be-yoo-
tifully, but What kind Uff b partner have
you given mef He sits here just like q
little dummy, and hasn't ssid1s single
word since we came tS the table. hiflV
The small boy sid under the table,
the good lady laughed and the pretty
din1a Gi5ss tapped fhA elimax by declar-
ing that she would be so much obliged
if she e663d1 BE fdped~t0 ahStfer part
9sfsEsiTgR8fltfFF9't .9sfsEsigR8fltfFF9't FEgSse dhyessA -oos19ttsG
A Matter of Wages.
81 observe, James," said the Boston
em'lloyer, that you say ..eethey,. and
'neeih%sVareEPu not 4fgtAAkch
is not oW WVnpnciation Of those YoTdsI,
"It .dbesh't iseem tdi Ag L IHplieA hAH
boy lfT5mse(Nsw ieYofkn despondshtlyy, 4
'h'that you ,eught I'd expect me to say
"eyethef' ahd'nythef Oh a'salary d isiIe
teen dollars a month "-CHiSago TriB!
'I1re ii'. i!pni .pof or 2 . sT3qil fS5iI 9Gli
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

THE bravest of men have the least of
brutal bullying insolence, and in the very
time of danger are found the most Sc
rene, placid and free.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28
Q, rhbs siprelhbaH 1oaihs!di n

'Ts"g goverihl6or 81 5f1ftth ihgqft 881n nSS2Hss aafs
sigps syery dl billl With ,s n IS x
tbPsecaHse, be is tendsE etI that paytSc d
kinaIQf, pen Il hpt it js6ratbs in sabedienes
tqiacwsll lasaablishe ed sapstam; that hasphT
taineds with thor chief naagistnatesefs sthel
lastd dseadsssdT dThsreoars Aarwsyso& feD
members of the legislature that hAtt sAef
eSlIecstasgip sgIli5H,o and .IfedtiHstssa
Ilsa.ffy feeaivgR 1y F,riivat Private rteHtsahy
Roads from lawnfakef f4giiaQl aid Sthagrgg Sthagr e. f3g 3
pens that ths g4vetnar has hSihs used Vi dnfQri
signing Asc61qr}dangS 61qr}dan dozens 9zzasln g. fof
these 1gHIaillls aBa purchased evsEa so sfttep.
and the governor makes ihisl signature
each timeiwithiis newidpen5nwhieh sis
carefully preserved and seuasids,fopthe
nextI duilii Hunter; thasl cailsgIatR stas1
8lSbeo foiI1sg 1di ii h1nH .nh1 yPiit nsi!i Iud
a La a n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

a. : The 4,ht4hhsst u nattna iilS3ssity,
of the.most apuriouxg kind.IG Especially
does this stfs1 s l3iaA v f34lnss ider
the inHxifp Of the blder naturalistsg ftAu
fishes are N, III aisdYiih " u II L "a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28
III b919tn3 EHiYEd ,bS9d IN 2n!1Sfi.
aaWhere .Red Tape" .Connts.

rs 10, bsMbfra dRsd E9peiiss C9HnMts i # s9ft:ro n
Said one of the oldest and most .spcrl
aessfulslegahp ssetitienerspfs the city bar
t0ene afihissEising youngstudents ss&orsl
tima'ago.s My dear youug felloiw, ,neFezo
fafl tdremeinberlyha ifethenguec ecessfuI
tatsefeef u lawyer there islinos os6ne'f fteini
so important to his reputation as FED
fape 'bqYoa1h hays Gt yse es9ile at this remark.
but it is ,as tue Till ~ as Holy Holy 1T. at - Az
proper pse Of IT in binding up a, legal
document has saved many a court paper;
from being handed back for perfection
or revision to itategaksansor In ear
lier life practiced in the court of one
III dtYie ihose paft III firitRiii TIL
ceomftf ceom mffo INV pfeseHtedii as Be- q
ffeved, Welt sSi WhisEs ;iiD
asked foS on, and to. my SUIT
Hss the Judge mite uhnt9lldd Ing it and Looking
ihpYer .faJ1nd a hundred and oQpelfaqltsn
RaddipectedImetn prepareanotherIens,3
but in better form, as he said. was.
utfeffyfndapaassedsn 1a9noiq 10 9oGI sdT
a1siMyitiniei w#p 50 limited 1t Was tft teefe1
fyifn bIeea All fdea struck IN G.nT Kaa4t
Dill ffti in II pt 6h assfIo sfo#sy ~ yl8 6u IT,
stds %fappef, with. hand ffia6rsgemt1lsanttl Il
S Sr t6a 9Stb II9f 1T fliabll S1 pplSn
OF otbe the Miaest M5dt I FED taps. thai II e9pla sfGd
in graceful bows. The next morning II.
Observation-Disclosures The judge
pscaimea it smiling Jadding JsEhatip the.
oorrectiwayf aiBsphpersIfot. theaneUart I
should be drawn up There's notKihgsl
}hlSh fFel},fHyxafr11snI at}aIfS}R8 PrgSySz 9hT
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

NATURE has lent us life, as we do a
sum of money; only no certain day is
fixed for payment. What reason then
to complain if she demands it at pleas
ure, since it was on that condition that
we received it?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28
6 e!;9!ssEIk{!fIg5s1
}s:lyStItlafISsf
s.; Is y

rs This GREAT COUGH CURE, this sue
GcssEpl CONSUMPTION CURE is sold ,ty-
odtagsists on az Posiave guarantee, & test ehAs1
hive a c6TGff, ri 'TistSjaksRSE5s 6fTa1
GRIPPE, it will cure you promptly Hyeur
child has the GROUP or WHQQPlNG
COUGH, use it quickly and relief is sure.
If you fear CONSUMPTION, don't wait
until 1uf kakeiE 6oPsles.Ibut 6kE dl4 GaG
at once and receive immediate help. Price,
5pc. and sI.oo. Ask ynnr=tin,ggist=fn
: eSHILOHS CURE. II your lungs are sore
= or back lame, useksffTtDHS sPdK0SI
RLASTERS Prise.sS.l1-EA & q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

THE man who prays every morning,
sour Father" from the heart, will be
saying, "My BROTHER" in all his actions
during the remainder of the day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

1T may be that pointing ont another's
faults will be a good thing to do, if you
can only be sure that both of you are
going to grow in grace all the time you
are doing it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28
A QbsSnSGdi IS HAiiSs Over.

a.sa .',;,",.s., 80 1a-.ls osel
ne was nAely loohihg AIro-Amer-
ican, ana as.n" ooasoe6 une elevated
sIa.n ltiaa; at dweSntEy.eIgnIn streeI atIacted
no small am1i99nT a On asten51o a., u en
g2qx n nlm1sen 1h one of fne ei iicfoSS ~ 81 seaats,
ia tac1pg thf EsaT M 2f fhs caTi ne sef,
tlhd hlWselhh fM8mpffnfgtabs 81 pflfsgitab Rneb q the
tWo. smalsy spassenSaIsn seated ppQsitsI
ss:aosa. bis. .s aanesnionsnia p NJ q, .aShss1cwas
s ssaoaneig sansennsa s.oos an senaerIoneo
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28
Reeoiiec:ftGionnsH lion H5ifs81 u s81ItfordaE: daE9sl-

Reeolections of Oxford:
Ny not being ae u p fppubfie Ah6kbii4 4hfas,AG
have no doubt, istteHgthene& 10Y a6vstbfl
my university and HAy. .colfega19EA4W
time the head he opa ompaftsFsf, had hsafl 1pot bad
sible to enter l6aH l6aH6rd7 AZ The age 81 fanaesf naesf
teen-it asHaothiag aglsaondeiful Ss,8ata'
scholarship hefofa oeishtaaa sr1eysa
ear; earlier sstnsApa e Rs scAo4laBt sPd fsslfi
something f6 bea' II hnw was ws1s fiSeed4 caa4effe caa4effe
to loSx bSek sSSfhhch fif.siyears asbd'
wssfcbessR sanepAbsT, a tEgle ofrwhiehsl
msn ia 9Hpeh Heh to be blamed if he ettE,i i, ia9t v
wiser apd nObler for having been one.
But -fove IF the fou11datfoin::i the feeling
of membership Of nbr0 0tkark0edp ind ami
ancient and honorable body the feeling
of full possession in ones college as a
ht6dhe,l TIE feeling lGdf' lG personal hneafness
u a ,b<pefactdSSdf pastisimss,aM tlas1
gathers Eonadi IsAe hplsfslliEps IS that1was,
som4ethingI Iwarthissr hliisss thar than "A, ~eFeo oRrizeer
the Fellowship iitBatl Was n s0mething,.
BeKthe3i than nlra cxaMmer'S wages.iihallll
tAisal b hope has mott evemGyet1iuttenly
vanished bat rtheihandsef'on onsIesi
forming commission after another; suehi
feelings hars andotbtedl lsagreatlss weak
anaa ianha qKfara ,temhaeh have eepeo
ehg a dahfSeskSaf1Aed Sska1A DO udHHeestsit, dHestt tg In.
f1esso1rrHmea e6hsgseIH i&HieR EF Rsd7 she''
happiness 0ti)speI mys yuath9 x1s haf1E
tinebteI llss5n, something. abpecsuse, gWs
aS' rsss g. Ms' VS.
9efe6Sy eaahMi 6ati6hafHr in ati8sfls
Observation-Disclosures sIbjact1onH aar1hI m4
that subject the next term, all inge9isgs7,
ly combined for the better forgetting of
one thing before the next was taken in
WakaAtSY ahe.tEftfsffad e.tPH fI9sffd 4 ssare4
ing one, the successful passing of which
could not seem to any but fool to be
tasG 8eab5f Yaudy ,rsnrf wfdehs BY ythe'
reading it requineh gaseh man the best
possible start for study in several
branches of know1edge.-Edward A.
FfaeAHsaan iII IIFb Fbfftniifn, fftniifn sToddsfsN rroY 5ahV
IsooI 1910 bnR ,sntoO s1a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

WE are always living under some de-
lusion, and instead of taking things as
they are, and making the best of them,
we follow an ignus fatuus, and lose, in
its pursuit, the joy might attain.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28
1 al 5d II 9JgnDjI0l- al yFb

WY Peirarch ifsi Is Remembered, e -
rstfarehf tdtdiaglh ieGSSsddHiHgla sddHiHgglaeef 4 ehat
Aisi vafses s1fdnlT besshnPiR ths streetst
and shesregetiaA tAst bdhsdqWHitssp
anything in tie qNglsaEa t9pgEeo A9 AAs9ltes tenss
4oW reads his LATIN poetry, bnt every
4eadH dssietaaifanss chaq4Rad With TIE
pobtiise sehaSa tattstts& iand e@ateti 1hd popa
alan tastR mhiah dsa ahasaalIhilg toseh
E ratsR ns5fS# asa $dtsss. fs TIE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

THE man who is always anticipating
happiness tomorrow is good deal bet
ter off, any way, than the man who
spends his time thinking how wretched
he was day before yesterday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28


.fAaahasaH a'4SReS She1ssesats
, ISs % yiofG901s6 91idtoa sysd 81
j sf1 yGhaskessswbi ibhsst papegainIeo
The pe4f tms 9ag &Hs 4 ainanBsfE alsaBfE give
- good one. Do not feel that because
y5a 5ac caf AfSards fSar It y6AdHf9dhi y6AdHf9 9dhidsigf dsigf nst Con-
}ixtHSf bssn naas bG8 fsii5IiS, 4seh, nihai,
gsstihAaidi4xssdNwmaenMneas1thein.
Afl,ms5p5 lg55h hate nffhaap1 p1of Ylhess HaR gsas
aaS gsSi59fa2a @ g ffIs 9SaSEf iSe sass
theflp 1aZ9ksyS%fi eabitsd Fgwn tStSjaeh
easejferthens aud notNne perxm In fifty
fannl aigeft o5hsmi iNytth. cem9tfoEt cem9tfoEt -eifAl
though such dinners are very common
NeW YSfk HtahSa9p?a Hthap are rYEo Hot tg9i95ee gi95een bel bel
e$ass sWeaFes4e toai NAifpssep eEeal, iBhs BE-
eaiiseaSs sriil aEirk aaff uuagar people
EiIaha9ph dhssa&hdh31Nsta s9altss dspb III ERHlss
TEsrsn snaaff die niGaEay niGay sbsG1o thhs9 hs9ttiifg tifg
ana hApttiils sEten class. isi gfkos1t'ihgs who
/, hsde thelgoSd taste 4mtcoqrage tn,offeE
4 simP simPlsE dinpssF npsF ta thejr gHsssstssis Sanch
Ssa q 8 sSHa sBs Il aaat sSa
area4RaMsa9i &9St9 satisff yaAAss ATry.tS
bearsih saiuIs4Sasmdinner coRfisidg,hf
,fomPhlef aPa mYfteFiona i aishea slhsi i anls q
development. of American yulgarity
WAeaH aWs65 aWs652ah 2h gifsl9gs gifsl9g q fssuah az adfR1sf y6u
,ar seGHetshp pssHagss stkA eeAeFa her
9wIs1takaisovitiase4iasd fslseou that
'dhss aess lit bsfassA sha thinks ifpek it fiithss
proper thing IN, either case ii, indi-
DATES The 1phressh9eaes 15f sn769seg4 n769seg 4o4e}y o4e tan
htiaHgeAcs.hGgifge1 tDd bGG ,syif- yt7
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fhis aaa ittests steaats fsssBs Az ssbss

FhiS5i Nahs li1seeisla WiiSJaht9 tSs gfgnt
'ffk kRI41fHf7t, 1nomIea 10 g1otosIs msoiIdrqsg 81
nj 9b9af 9b9afp they Mebt int GhI i1estaHranttO ttOin To
get lunch. Each gave separate eFdags
and the bill of each amounted to. thirty
cents. Thesemartbeas 4 rs the cashier
%AdseaebIpaid her o6Hn bib s1&awathess
Aresmall, transactfanss1hutIfhey are,in-
dicatiSe Of ai6hffferenoeinItbe acfar1l
texs odt flen xitdsak o4nen,1dH Had HElesokjbsts
Sf fis5 SBsef$ atoms beehh b instead 81
k6nfeh LNhS 9tfraated Do Is ~
hfeg f6t f6t CAP Sar fats 6s9 slIfea
tff etRhsr 5hs as apSd aISn ons nseo}tsttfsR oft ol bays
ordered that dinner for both ea1d, paid
the4 hip iMybiieb I man aswell lsaF iEoAld
have amounted to sdaAassi instead naf
eentsft &zsuis, 6aOts4Ds
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

THE highest purpose of intellectual
cultivation is to give man a perfect
knowledge and mastery of his inner
self; to render our consciousness its
own light and its own mirror.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28
;. They ,Ag5sea Then. and After

zjndT8bss dT8bssS fAg6fsa ThfR 15t R,s fqah h Af.sf ,f ss
A. Baptist, minister took, charge of, a
paffhkh paffhkh Reaaffd Bo1t5h'w 'wRtiere Ivy kffaw fffat
,,9hs aGkih'mase decide e1isO Oopfeseait zlssl
PassQfateo Se9H1saftsxG4is 4isgsrriyalol tbs
ff4 iMsh iiMs J. ;. callsaa flka un9R 8s Mi Ii ApdV .
tfRk Aa twfh6ahg hahgf filaah7 aah7dtb to BeIthbes thbe
pastor of this cktta&b1oooR tos bnG 7
well, to befranlk : replied Mr.. A, 81
Do 5hiHatt thst sRsteee aMasn4l5 AaEs filed
ia &EJM tAat is SaIgat sWIgffggtt thlaak, s9saad SAID
the pastStHsbBtA as2Aeas wRS4f this
.5lihioWinmppbs aothec chtQm5tyfnt
the;pafisl ai9Bess, llst,s 5Hyto bs upssllasha
)snd make the best of it." -. a
4fter etKatscai Mfagxeo Mfa x nkag99ear nkag99ear Il had ara
Ifahsft f9eac sHSf Asfe efAsFafeRtAAif
i'picn shauIMu. Ao- -Btston HsfaldS1osssi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

; This Ivory carver sat in hisiiittle room:.
open to his little u Ihppon ppto,n1
ID $.magnifcent tusk,sf ffomdM6ehi WAS
Just emerging 81 very I y sstM tsss4M female
figure. The Ivory he heah hGbefween his
1p5ees, and the teS esS5t4 fss sstsi sls7 Bdt at
his side. ,bIsW i5riT ,y119Y .'cir
s'Hew long will 'thisb,,take take your I.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

Henry iMUrmaaxn gitssH4 4he Slsewins
instahee Of 'na6des bfeiP estiniatso fdt thd
ease of mali ~fi fss 61 tie HI eT7ftib6ggff 7fti6ggff
,skillfut and original ati afttisets H. fhbss ffhbs
world, and whose works are everywhere
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

n a9fhSq: ,slssslsb .o9I4 sludcesnIsDH % D.
H'AboutfDurtnonths, he etep3led. -
Sand what is the ipf66pb ftiTo,1ff BETWEEN
!, the value of the material and the value
Of the labor in sucH . s9fk Az II iig When
qompleted? 49, 1sIg gnil5siIH 1ssW = e.
II paid $40 thisl Nj .pfee9 If Ivory !.
said he, and .feur. months work, at $50
a month. is soO0. -. .9eT'l eoan9f9- " -
And this man. asasima tiag.hiis sMonbI
sas less than forty American dollars +
month! His was the tIas1ahtiistt S,lfema
perament, for he was w1llihssS,2to accept
only what. would supply hiimnaY4ith the
necessaries, of life, depending ,fori his
Actual reward on the Joy of fsesNpg nte
AA q rorfocf xxrorlr IL or
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-28

TlhMItbe WsST = Ie;tryshs gst Il ,J,t SSS
e5c. Year cow ST. 4 The best school paser "
thio, says one; "Good al grades of teachers,
another, EyasFratlop list weekly news, s,f iSpP,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-04

Write 4 White. pure drugs and low
prices.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-04
Holland u. b. A. Home.

Assistant Treasurer j. c. Heyboer Of
the new Holland U. B. A. reports the
following cash donations during the
last month. The list of its membership
WAS increased by the addition OF forty
new members:
Ed II. Stein, 81; w. Moerdyke, So;
James Van den Berge. IS; w. H. Shink.
man, IS; NJ. II. Sorrick. SIS; II. A..
Collar. IS; J. n. DAVIS, IS; Thomas NJ.
Peck, $40; John Mcqueen. s.; w. F.
Mcknight, S.; d. Mccoy, S.; Charles NJ.
Leonard, S.; Voigt, HerpoIsheimer &
Co., $40; Charles D. Stebblns, $40;
Foster & Stevens, $40; Amos Mussel-
man, IS; Nathaniel Rice. IS; John
Dregge, $40; DR.. G. X. Johnson, So.
G. A. Vrieling. $40; F. Twamley, 81;
r. w. Butterfield, S.: w. j. Stuart, SIS;
c. Whitman, ST., 81; the Rev. ]. Rotten
berg, 81: John Dykman, S.; Judge G.
E. Perkins. IS; John Wearda. 81; Maj
George Van der Nicer. S.; B. iPsntlind
IS; d. A. Blodgett, 500: NJ. 8. Crosby
S.; A.. Preusser. IS; j. A. 8. Verdier,
SIS; G. VanderMeulen, So; f. ]. Her
vey, 81; Ninth Christian Reformed
church, on Grandville avenue, $3.50;
A. Beris, $40; P. Kornvelje. IS; Mrs. A.
Taazelaar. 81; Cornelia SHUTTER, so
cents; Gertle Miller, 80 cents; Mrs. G.
DeGraaf. 81. so: r. Koning, 81; Mrs. j.
A. Van der Velde, IS; Mrs. p. Otte. $40
Mrs. n. II. Dosker, 81; Mrs. William E.
Borrendamme, s.; Fourth Reformed
church, $3.50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-04
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Photographer Merrill photographed
the lsrgs safe belonging ~ the police
2nd fTe CON "a lssIoneFs As IL w4s being
icssrsd from the third story window
"a tae city ball 20 be moved 10 the new
pollcs headquarters
Unusually large crowds were IN the
city from tie villages Yesterday, and
tils resorts received the greater por-
tlon OF them. The city denlzens kept
~. IN the Rouse on Aceoans Of the
eUla.
MFs. sarah Z. Condley Of No. 762
South DIVISION street has 90 far re-
covered from her recent illness - TO
b. able TO do little llght WORK about
her store.
Deaf mute services will be held in st.
NGEs's chapel Tuesday evening, July
Il. a. s.50 O'CLOCK The Rev A. W.
Aann Of Cleveland, O., viii orficiate.
Car No. ls9 jumped tho track seven
times yesterday before the conductors
and noiOrnan's patience tinally wore
oct aad they abandoned II.
The Rev. Father Laniy OF 81. Alphon-
sus cnurcn has gone TO ~. Asry's hos
pltal, Detroit, Tor treatment for yalvu-
lar disease Of the heart
The returns OF the teachers examl-
nation neid last week will be made out
"Wednesday nj ght and delivered tocAndl-
dates TOR certificates
John B0le has gwen Q mortgage Of
ti45.6t ~ &. ii. Russell covering . long
list Of articles n the Lincoln house ~
No. 50 spring street.
The funeral of Leo Harry will be held
~ 10 O'Clock tmorrow morning, in
stead Of o'clock, as announced yes
terdsy.
The pubic library will be closed oil
day today. The girls will celebrate our
glorious holiday.
Tire Rev. ". A. Frye will lay the cor
nsr stone OF a new Methodist church at
Bailey today.
Grand Rapids dealers have purchased
about $4,000 pounds VI this season 3
wool clip.
TIE steamer Barrett viii give an OF.
CURSOR TO Grand Haven aad return to-
day
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-04


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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-04

II you want TO s s'm. the %, correct sas.
horses, get your split second and
quarter second watches repaired by ex-
pert workmen at the Oldest established
house in the city. K. ID. Carsten's, No.
A Canal street