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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

TIE sshssrsh~s h~rsh, gives Pablo ns<ic. thai
81 Probate Zoe thu Cos"ty ~ Otfori AMI as.um.
81 The trust Of Administrator ~ The tststr OF
MARTHA ykLr. late ~ tireswu-si,
In saii county. .iecessest, by ststss b"ei ss ths
,ieiss.i o. ths s-fste ~ AIT 'ioes.cits msks In
ms-iiats ,sy msnt. ant th.s-s ~s. have am lie
usbis tisfeon to shibit ths same 10
Ausut u. tss:. etohn't " 'hb>~'
The sabssrilsr hervl,y s'vr- rsllic nstlce that
hs has Iva DIAL, ay,-sstsl =, the iion Ju'iSe
81 Proh.sis Tor the toussy of Osfsri asi s.sam
Ell the trust az Exerutor of the estate ~
4, "a, MI a. $500 /, S,,ss sssd.. m.
iaw dirsst. he thereforv requests al per-ons In
de,tei lathe estate of aid deseA.si N make I'm
me.iisie payment. sol tho.e who have any he
msnsis t.srvon IA exhibit th~ salss "
August u. lss;. JANE FLINT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

OXFORD, .. AT Count % Probate he'll Al
Parts. within sni Cor the County Of Dtfer'i on
a.. thlri Tus.sisy % AHs. A. -. l-si,
tlisslsth l.. u. ulshsri., willow OH ARNl,N
,isesa..si, hatinx prv.sntssi her Istition Tor an
allowance out ~ the Personal Estate - saii de
C.a-si
ORptRrD, Thai All petitioner 1--WE notice n
all per-ons intsrssts-i. BY causing q copy % this
or,isr b. - pubn.hei thve weeks suos.siyely IN
the Dxfori DeuoTrat. pftnts-i A Paris. that they
,asy APPEAR a . Court % PrOt,ats ~ ~ hell a
Parts, In -ahi County, on the thiri TUESDAY ~
.ho~ cause. N any they have, against the
.houh mol ls allowed.
GfoRsE 4. WILSON, Juige.
true oOpy-stts-t 10. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
A. oovy-. S III & { S Si a: .sss.

oNrOHD, .. -Ma count - Probate. hsi a
Paris. within AMI for ths ,Ounty ~ Os
fori, on tho thiri Tue-.iay ~ Aug, \. ". l-G
sll-r B. Blaks, minor chilli % IpRkNfD
BLAKE, late % ~tos, des~assi hatins prvssut.
~ bis Vstittan Coz an al1sancs 0ut ofths ferssn
al F.tsts ~ sstt dss.s-s-i
OKp,hfp. That ali Petitioner give noticc %
tl.s .ains D. al psr-sns Interested thsrsin, by
publishing q copy ~ this of'isr thrte weeks 800.
o.s.l,sly In the O,fori uynosfAt Newspaper
printed az faris, In all cVunty, that they may
APPEAR al Q Probate Court ~ - hnhisn a Paris,
within anil Tor sail Couhty, on the Third fuss
slay % ~stt newt AZ nine o'elusk IN tho fOrvnpbn.
anil show cause. II any they have, against the
GEORGE A. WILSON, Jaisc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

TIiE .ah-srtlsr hsr.by give. pubic notics
that hs has le.n daily appointed by The Honor
able Ju.ise 81 Probate Coz the County ~ Oxfori.
AMI s..afassi the trust % Administrator % The
estate %
WILLIAM MITCHELL. late Of Woodstock,
In ssii Ceunty. ieces-e-i. by diving lond a. the
as dirrsts. she therefow vguests all person.
lnsistss.l a. the estate % salt decesset b. make
imms-iisis payment. anil tbo-s Who have any
demands thsreou ~ exhibit the same o.
August ~, lssi JAMES =. WRIGHT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

h. Ia. ,<sn duly appointei BY the Hon. Juise
II rnlsls Coz the County of Oxford AMI a.sun,.
81 tho trust Of Administrator ~ the tstsis Of
ROsCOE q, GREE>E, late ~ Hiram,
In SAIL County. descs-si. by giving tonf az the
lag dirvsts. be therefore requests al persons In
iebtei o. the estate ~ sai1 decesasi "a male
imme.iists payment. ani tho-s Who have am
demand. thsrvon % exhibit the same ~
August d. I-yf. WILLIAM y. sRll>t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
s,ortora Dem oerat.
IN THE HILL
DIRECTORY.

.e,.,h Ess 4. y. w~ise. Pa
ria -, -, sau.iay "a llAs. sassi.y
= ~ = = IA ttenlns sefNtes Al
49, Meetings THURSDAY hssaiA<s 81
rs -. csurh sunday school every
"a siiAs -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

ONFORp. &c At Cour ~ Prohs,s hsti a
Paris. sithls AMI Tor the County ofOsfori.
on the thiri Tuesday u Aus., A u. lee.
,.-srsv 4. thsnsilsr, fsecntor On tho estate
ofCNHt- ". uArt-. late % -amnsr, In saii
Coanty, ,lecsa.s-i, having prv-sniei hs arrouni
- Standardization ~ The estate 20 ssii decea.esi
Tor allowance
OspsA.p rhai the saii FSr. give notic. ~
Tho IN al psr-on. intsrv-ts~i thsrvin, by
publi.hins q copy % I'M. orisr thres vesk- sac
ocsslVsly In tho Otferi Iemorst, q nswspaIsr
printed at Pafis, In ALI County. that they nav
appear a Q rTolats cour " - hokien Al
fsr.. In sshi coanty On Tho thiri Tuesday ~ >spt
astt, AZ MAE o'closk In the for,nSon, AMI
show osass, n any thsy have, Why The SAM
.houhi not ~ sllps~i.
GEoRGE 4 WILSON, Jnise.
Atrue oopy-attest Ill. 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

riif sah-critsr bsreby fvc- puhhe noties
that ~ has trsa duly sppsdntct by the Honor
abb Jusisc ~ l'r"lsis for ths County OF p,f"rl
ani ss.umci the trust % Executor ~
The estate ~
SULLIVAN ANDREWS. late ~ Psr..
ln sski Coun,y. des.ass-i. by giving toni a. The
law dirr~ts. 10 thsvfere requests AL psr-ons
lmmsSiists payment, AMI tho-e who have any
demands thsr.oa IA exhibit the same %
August u. Isya. EUGENE ~. ANDREWS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

oricc Haskell IA. had hi. pension Ia
creased a. si2 month.
J. u. lla.kell has come from Newry
Ia thr,sh grain In the mill. lie began
work Monday. samuel Patterson u
working for him.
Abraham Norwood il visited by hls
nephew, Albert y. kendrick, aud Wife,
10 Lawrence, Mass.
Mattel Ward returned home Monday.
Mr.. Edward Hilton !. visiting =,
Bridgtou.
&c. Hilton 1. moving hi. family Ia
NOrway.
n. n. Allen and wife and Mrs. Allen.
parents of Mechanlc Falls were In the
place last week.
Terrific Wells issuing Monday nigh,
from the sleeping room II man living
near the IsOst Office aroused, not onl,
that household, bat the neighboring
ones. lie "a. thought Ia he attacked
by burglars and four men armed With 4
.hot gun, which by the way, VA. not
loaded, Invaded the room but found no
burglars. Being a.ked What the matter
was, What he WAS hollering about, h. ~
piled Nothing wss ! holleringf IL
Was a case of nightmare.
a.. l.. Hilton has bought tvo cows and
a heller Of Benj. Marston. Mr.. Mars
ton want. 10 sell hi. farm.
T.. II. llaggett aud family, OF South
Paris, spent sdndsy la the place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Jniss
Atrus ooyy-stts-t III. 4. DAVIS, REGISTER.

OXFORD. .. NJ q Court ~ Probate hsk a
Paris, within Ani fnf thu tountY ~ uNfnri.
on ths thiri Tuesday % Ans. 4. u i-sl
IIert-r nAeoa Administrator on TIE estate ~
CUAHLI- luti>.., late - susnwepi. in all
Caunty, tlsu.a..si. hattnE presented his a.rount
20 administration ~ the estate 80 saii do.eassl
fuf alh~snrs
OaBtEEB, That The ssli Aim!nlstrstor give
natios o. al persuns Interested, by causing o0py
% this arlsr o. - pubnshs-t three weeks sue
ss..iysly IN the Osfori p-m"rrat priRts,i II
rafts, that tisy may appear is Probate tosr
~ ~ hsh a farts, In saii ,ounty, on The thiri
fue.siay ~ ssJt neat. al nine o'ch-k Ia the
tuf,nSbn. ant shov esuss, N any they have, Why
The sane .hoah ne - alo~ei.
.LORGk 4. WILSON, Juisr.
Auus copy attest Ill. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

ONFoRD. .. Alta Count % Probate hsli Al
Paris vithin AMI fgr the County ~ oxford,
on ths thiri Tuesday ~ august, \. u. l-sl.
en- Tho Js,ition ~ DANIEL J. ku.-sll. fouf 9Th
err. rhikirvn - Dsnisl Ra.-sll ~ -umnsr, pray
ins for The appointment ~ pahiel ,. Russell ~
>amesr Q. administrator ~ tho estate - ali
DANIEL RussbIl.. lsis ~ -umnsr In the sah
County ~ D,fvr'i. deceased
OupFHsi, that noties - the fuvguing Isstitiou
~ pnhlishs-l fuF three weeks sucrsssively. prior
b. the thiri Tuesday 20 ~ept. \. u. isi!, IN The
>Nfsri ismccrsi pfint~l Al Paris. In all
tUuuty, -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
GEORGE A. WILSON, Ju.isc.
A true copy attest Ill, q. DAVIS, Register.

ONFORD. .. At . Cour ~ Probate hsli Al
rars. within ani Zoe the tounty ~ oxford.
on The thlri Tsss.iay ~ Aus \. u. l-,l
Nbbis =. Boyuton. widow ~ i-AA, bbNN
TOY, late 20 Bry~nh.hi. des.a-ri, haN.
ihs prr-.nts- sr I-,ition for an sllgwaho. out ~
The Personal t.tAts ~ .ahi ds~.a-si
ORplAtD. That saii petitioner give motto. ~
the same h. all psr-ons intsre-tsl thsrln, by
Publishing a copy of this orisr thvs wcsk. suc.
csssi,sly In N. ONfOri l,ymo-rat, q nswspaIef
pftntssi a fAns. In sshl tounty, that they may
ap,sar at Prolst. Count b. - hahien AZ Parts,
within anil f1f ssld tounty, vn tie third
Tae.siay % -spt neat, h nine o'elTk Ia the
forvns,n. AMI shaw osuss, II any they have,
GEogGE \. WILSON, Jaise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

an English bishop. returning from a
tour OF the states, occupied large
double cabin with his wife, who was
somewhat quoralous and exacting. One
night during storm the lady com
planned of close air and her spouse
arose and opened a portfolio, whereupon
a big wooden ball bobbed in and kept
on bobbing. The bishop lmotted up its
string and hung it on the wall of the
cabin; il bumbed as the vessel rocked,
and annoyed the lady further. So the
patient bishop let ont the loops and put
the ball under his pillow. after which
peace and slumber reigned The next
day at dinner he recountercd his adven-
lures of the night, and, bridled with in
tense delight at the roars of laughter
which greeted the story, the captain
recovered sufficiently to gasp: why,
man-ah-that is, my lord-that ball
you slept on hangs at the end Of the
ships lightning conductorl'-Paris Fig
AFRO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

accom- PliSned, she took small ouekes
and went IN the general direction 81
hinzie street
No sooner had she disappeared than .
freight engine came backing down and
cautiously approached the two ears. A
brakeman waved his a-Las and there
was bump. The festoon IF domestic
wear dropped -utl the pillow eases
dragged ia the cinders- The brake
man waved his arms again, the ears
moved, the Inc lifted itself, frightened.
and Just a. the Woman eaIne around
the cOrner there was a snap. The rope
with its f.utteging sttachInents waved
like the tail Of kite as the ears rolled
away. The woman was asthmatic, and
gave up the chase after a few hundred
yards As for the brakeman and en-
gineer, they did not know what hae
happened until they took an inventory
al a way statioD--Chicago News Req
ord
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
suReestions for a summer Tr,p

IL you wish to take the trip of life
time, purchase the low rate excursion
tickets sold by all principal lines in the
United States and Canada via the
Northern Pacific railroad to Yellow
stone National Park, Pacific coast and
Alaska.
The trip is made with the highest de-
gree OF comfort IN the elegant vesti-
buled trains of the Northern Pacific
railroad, which carry dining cars and
luxurious Pullman sleeping cars from
Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis to
Montana and the Pacific coast, without
change, and special Pullman sleepers
from st. Paul and Minneapolis to Vel
lowstone Park.
The scenery en- route IS the most
magnificent to be found in the seven
states through which the road passes.
Beautiful mountains, rivers. valleys,
lakes and plains follow each other in
rapid succession to delight the tourists
VINO will also find interest in the agri-
CULTURAL, mining, numbering, Industrial
and other interests associated with the
development of the great northwest.
The browning glory of the trip
through the northwest, however, is the
VISIT To Yellowstone Park, the land Of
hot springs, geysers and gorgeous can
ons, and to Alaska, with its endless
ocean channels, snowcapped peaks, In
dian villages and giant glaciers.
IL you wish to investigate this sugges-
ton further send to Charles 5. Fee
general passenger agent, y. p. X. X,
IT. Paul, Mimi, for copies of the hand.
somely illustrated WONDERLAND book
Yellowstone Park and Alaska folders
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
What Patent. Have Done.

Disparagement of patents is common
and easy, says the Iron Industry Ga
zette, but it should not be forgotten by
those who sneer at inventors that, out
OF total Of over s. 200, 900, 900 of CAPT
tai invested in manufacturing in the
United States, patents form the basis
for the investment of about 60, 600, 900,
900. Evidently the United States sys-
tenn of encouraging invention, that has
resulted IN the patenting of over 476, 00C
inventions, is system that is exceed
ingly wise and valuable. The one thing
that has enabled manufacturers to
make so wonderful progress in the
United States is the patent system.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
COOK Is HELD FAST
He Was Discharged on One
Defective Process
TO Be ARRESTED ON ANOTHER
he Stands Charged With sQndFy Emoez-
zlsments AggFsg ating Large
sum.

Geoigs NJ. Cook. who IL charged with
emDezzAng about 81 900 from the Pno-
NIX Furniture company. was on trial
in the superior court yesterday, and
after some few questions had been
asked the Information vas quashed
and Cook MAS discharged. but as he
left the eours room he shppsd back
into the clutches of the law. Cooks
attorney, Y. r. Alien. objected 10 any
testimony being taken, on the ground
that there sas no warrant against his
client. Judge Bufl.ngAme overruled
the objection
The warrant charged Cook with en-
bezzhng on July 8, but IL was dlscoy-
cred after the papers were drawn that
ne took bur 500 on that date and that
most OF bis steallngs were COM
mitted before that date. Mr.. Allen
next objected 10 the case proceeding
owing 20 errors IN the papers. In one
place the name OF the complaining
witness, K. W. Merrill. was substituted
for that of the respondent making II
appear that Mr.. Merrill had stolen
from the company. In another place
tne name OF the respondent was left
blank. MIR. Allen made . motion 10
Guash which was done. In the new
warrant on which ne was re-arrested
the mistakes were corrected and the
date Was liked far enough IN the past
10 cover all MS steallngs which amounts
10 about 81, 600. lie IS charged with
taxing this Sum on ninety-five separate
occasions. Had Mr.. Allen allowed the
CAGE 20 90 10 trial Cook could not pos
slbly have been convicted OF embedding
more than 500 on account Of the date
IN the warrant.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

The grand Jury began IT'S labors IN
tue United States court yesterday sftsf-
nooa and Louis l.. Launtere or this
city was elected foreman. The Jery l.
composed Of the following members;
johnson Bennett, Three Rivers; Henry
ID. Lovelace. Rockford; Russell j.
stowe, Grand Rapids; c. A. Brink,
Lakeview; WI lliaIn VI. Brosdweli, Ban
ger; IL. ;. Case. Acme; Scott tir.swold,
spencer; Pierce kinselis, Boyne Falls;
Away h. Botsford, Otsegoi q W. VIII
iams, Kassons William Hugh, Jr-, Nor
ley; Heber Walsh, Holland; Martin y.
Barker. Hastings; A. Lewis, Naomi;
James Dobb, Bear Lake; Claus h.
Peterson, Grand Rapids; Amos G.
Coote, Niles; William COPYRIGHT, Ne
waygo; Lyman Gates, Kalamazoo;
John stockdAle, A!isgan; A. c. Martin,
Paw Paw; Joseph c. Mckee, Grand
Rapids; Lewis l.. Launlere, Grand
Rapids
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

A replevin suit in Justice DeWolf's
court yesterday brougn. by Frank
Kampfsehulte against John ;. Daniels
to recover a pony was decided in favor
OF the plaintiff. Kxmpfsehulte, a boy
Is years old. traded his pony to Dan
ieIs for . comparatively worthless
horse. The evidence in the case
showed that the boy was induced TO
make the trade by misrepresentation
on the part Of Daniels. and when the
boys friends informed him that he
had been beaten ne went 10 Daniels
and wanted TO declare the trade of.
Daniels would not listen 20 the propo-
satlon, and the boy recovered his pony
by . writ of replevin. which WAS sus-
tanned by the court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
A POOR HITCHINo POST.
Tho Strange Misfortune Of q Chicago
WasAerwoman-

wssAerwoman-
While the sun was trying to shine
yesterday afternoon a woman came ou.
OF little house that stands almost
under the shadow of the Clark street
visduct, jammed up agains. the ware
houses. the railroad tracks and the linn
pid river. She was n woman of grit,
and pulled aloud as she carried basket
of damp washing that bumped on heI
knees
Setting the basket down she lifted 6
coil of rope and looked about for q
moment, as If selecting something %
lasso. One end of the rope she fast
ened b nail In the corner 81 hc-
dinCy kitchen The other end she
twisted about a telegraph pole thirty
feet away. Then she strung the line
with sopping lannels and few white
articles that dripped with indigo.
When the line was crowded full the
basket was not empty. There were no
more telegraph poles. The slack Of the
line would not reach back 10 the house.
On the ssdetrsck stood the freight cars
that hsd been there since Saturday
evening The woman unloosened the
rope from the telegraph pole and found
that 10 would reach the end Of the car.
She tied IL there After filing her
mouth with cAotie>pins she decorated
the new section with some white shirts
and other things that waved phantom
gestures in the SMOKY air. This being
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Hard Fought Case.

The trial Of Howard Ravencrotf and
Lawrence Psngborn, the small boys
who were arrested on Spring street Ly
Officer Brown a few nights since for
throwing stones and bolsterou.ly yell
ing, engaged the attention OF Judge
Hsggerty nearly all day yesterday.
The case was q TRIVIAL one but was stub
bornly fought by the boys attorneys.
Wslbridge Bros. aud Assistant City
Attorney Carroll IL was a Jury trial
and tSs case was given TO it a. $50 last
eveniag. After having been out
sboui two hours the Jury disagreed,
fogr being for convection and two Tor
s.nuittal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
BLACK AND DlNoY WALLS.
Judge Burlingame Wants Them Bright
encd Up Bit

Monday night the committee on build
ings recommended that the superior
court room be- kalsomIned, but IL WAS
tabled. During the debate on the
adoption OF the report, somebody SAID
the report was made AZ the request Of
Judge Burlingame, who was TO have
some sort of ceremonies soon IN the
court room. Inquiry of Judge Bur
Lngame yesterday elected the fact That
next week y. A. Fletcher, acting for
the children of Judge Holmes. will pre-
sent TO the court a splendid picture OF
Judge Holmes. The occasion will be
one Of unusual solemnity and the men,
bers of the Kent county bar will be
present The Judge IS somewhat
ashamed OF the black and dingy walls
of his court room and would like TO
see them touched ND little.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Always GIVING satisfaction.

Brandrrth's Pills have always given
satisfaction. In nifty years there has
been no complaint Of them. That q
about their lie IN the United States
and millions Of persons have used them.
There Is no doubt that they have es
tablisned themselves hy merit alone.
They cure rheumatism, dyspepsia.
piles, liver csDlpiaini. bilousness and
any disease aris.ng from an impure
state OF the blood. Oae OF two at night
on an empty stomach, for 3 week or
two. VIII keep you IN good form and
tone up the system. They are purely
vegetable, absolutely harmless. and
safe 20 take At any time.
sold Ia every drug at medicine store.
either plain or sugar coated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Police Court Notes.

c. w. Wernet.e procured . hotel IL
cense for the Iona house and the case
against him IN police court for running
q hotel without . license was dismissed
yesterday.
Mary b. w. Sparks was granted di-
vorce from III. o. Sparks in the super
Tor court yesterday. The ground was
cruelty and non-support.
The examination of David F. Roe
charged with non-support was ad-
journed Yesterday IN police court until
October Is.
Lewis Parish for selling liquor TO
Mrs. Hattie Tracey's MINOR son had
his hearing adjourned until tomorrow
afternoon.
The examination Of John B. Hughes
for keeping his saloon open On Sunday
was adjourned until October IA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

On November T. 1891. Chsuncy A.
Iubridgs. Of Walker township. took
rs,.ssssiou OF a team of horses belong
ing % Thomas Lilibridge Of the same
tosnship. nv virtue Of writ OF at
,schmeut ssusd by Justice Hydorn.
The owner of the tear procured a de-.
solution Of the writ N Justice sdsit's
court, and recovered possession OF the
property within twenty DAYS after i
had haen attached. tie began sagt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

The charge OF disorderly against
Charles Telron. Maud Worden and
NIFTY Armstrong was nolle pressed IA
police court Yesterday on motion Of
the city attorney on the payment of 81
costs each. They were arrested some
time ago with Carrie Campbell IN Ack-
lev & Frcst's saloon on East Bridge
street. Carrie pleaded guilty a few
days ago snd paid her tine. The evi-
dence in court showed her % be the
one who VS. disorderly and not her
Assoc ates.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Won ,heCase-

Yesterday morning the Hon. L. +.
Notary received dispatch from Ian
sing, announcing that the celebrated
pine land case of Frank K. Chase vs..
+. O. Boughton and Franklin Lee had
been decided by the supreme court. IN
favor OF the plaintiff, who was Mr.. Nc
Garry's client. The case involved
about s200.0 and attracted much at
tention az the time il was tried before
Judge Judkins.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

IN the circuit court yesterday against
Cbauneey A. LslIIbridge IN plea OF
srespass on the case "a recover DANA
yes At 400. The complainant alleges
that nIs team was retained Ia a hseFy
barn, and that q wac neglected. he
horses were Considerably reduced IN
hesn from such neglect. his business
sas injured from being deprived OF nis
team. and ne was Oceasaoned mueh
trouble aHd expense IN procuring the
dissolution Of the writ. These are the
grounds upon which the sult . based.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Too Much of o Risk.

n il not unusual for colds con
traC ted in the fall TO hang on all VIII
ter. In such cases catsrrh or chronic
bronchitis are almost sure TO result. A
fifty cent bottle of Chsmberlsin's
Cough Remedy will cure any cold.
Can you afford TO RISK so much for 40
small an amount This remedy 10 in.
tended especially for bad colds and
Group and can always ne depended
upon. For sale by f. J. Wurzhurg
druggist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
SUES FOR A DIVORCE.
One Day Of Married Life Was Enough
For John Lawyer.

In her bill of complaint filed yester-
day with the clerk of the circuit court
Mrs. Polly Lawyer charges her hus-
band John III. Lawyer, with desertion
and non-support. He deserted her
June /. 1885,. and has persisted IN such
desertiou since that date and has within
that time contributed nothing toward
her maintenance The parties were
married in the township of Bovine May
81, 1887, and according TO the state
meut IN the bill of complaint John de-
serted his wife the next day following
the marriage. TIE complainant asks
for dissolution Of their marriage on
ths grounds above stated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
p.,rck Was ACQUITTED.

William Patrick was acquitted in
police court yesterday on charge OF
larceny preferred by Hence the Canal
street ealoonist. He WAS accused OF
having stolen . parcel containing a
pair Of pantsloons and vest belong
ing to Hinzee from his saloon Friday
afternoon. The evidence was not SUI
ficlent TO sustain the charge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Presented the Resolutions.

Resolutions respecting the death Of
the Hon. T.. ). Eggleston were pre-
sented to the United States court yes
terday morning and after appropriate
remarks on the same by ID. +. Corbett
and j. +. More they were ordered
spread on the court record.