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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18

BUSY Time Of Preparation for the Encamp-
ment of the G. A. R.-Double Ration of
Luncheons-Mother Bickerdyke, Who
Always Insisted on Pickles, to Be Pres
| ent-Honors to the Nurses of the War.
| tcoRREsPoNDENcE OF THE prsPAroH.1
| WASHINGTON, September II.
Such huttering state of excitement as
the women of this city are inI And we'll
they may be, for it is no small matter to
entertain 100000 ladies, and at least that
number is expected here during the Ma
tlonal u. A. r. Encampment, to say nothing
OF the husbands and other male relations
that will be on hand.
For weeks past the leading public women
there are always few in every citv. upon
whom such responsibilities rest-haye been
busy perfecting arrangements to receive
and entertain the expected guests. Their
efforts have been crowned with success and
the programme of entertainment is so varied
in its attractions that it will be stray bit
of femininity, indeed that fails to have
real, roaring, good time. Such a round of
drives, sails, excursions, meetings, luncheons
and receptions as are booked would shake
even pronounced pessimist out of his
pessimism, for time at least
Charming Wom n in the Lead.
And what else could one expect with such
leaders as Mrs. John A. Logan, Miss Clara
Barton, and many others equally charming
though less prominent, interesting them
selves actively in the work, assisted by an
advisory committee composed of the ladies
of the Executive Mansion aud the Cabineti
Truly the guests are to be congratulated
upon their prospective en- nioyment.
Miss Barton, she of Red Cross fame
everyone knows of her and of her great
works-is the Chairman of the Citizens
Committee on Woman's Relief Corps
Ladies of the G. A. R., and other organi-
cations of patriotic women of America
She was appointed by the Citizens Execu-
tive Committee-natural that she should be
selected for that position, one would think,
but her power and position have been ques-
toned to some extent by Mrs. Ida V. Hen
bricks, President of the Potomac Woman's
Relief Corps, and also by Mrs. Sue Pike
Saunders, National President of the
w. R c.
The situation is but the elimination of
trouble long brewing, but is as follows:
The Citizens Committee authorized Miss
Barton to expend a certain sum of money in
providing halls, music, luncheons, flowers
and decoration for all the organizations ex-
pected, including the w. r c.
Clash of Female authority.
Mrs. Hendricks claimed the privilege of
arranging for the delegates Of the w. L. c.,
BY reason of her position as President OF the
local department The National President,
Mrs. Saunders, invested Mrs Hendricks
with the necessary authority, and instructed
her to secure a hall, make arrangements for
L i
delegates expected. Strangely enough Mrs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18

side out in the air all of q sunny morning
if you live in hotel, to hang in hot room
the same length of time is good substi-
tute. Rumpled ruches, shields and bent
bones should be taken from waists, and
skilled maid says the waist Innings should
be brushed down, every seam, with cologne
and water. Feathers and flowers should be
taken from the hats and bonnets, wrapped
carefully and separately in tissue paper and
consigned to boxes where they will not be
crushed. The flowers should have each
leaf pulled out, and if breathed on before
using again, will be found as fresh as ever
Parasols ought to be rolled, bat have
loose slip cover put on after they are care
fully wiped, or. if gauze. hirted free of
dust with q silk handkerchief, and then
stood in some safe place, and occasionally
opened to alter the folds
An odd fashion prevailed largely last
summer and which the fresh autumn days
augment is the use of the mink boa as .
demi-saison wrap. The little coil of fur
about the neck seems absurd as a protector,
but almost every other woman trusts to it
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18

COMPETENT. trustworthy and experienced
women furnished by the hour to take charge
of packing, cleaning and rearranging Of
household effects.
w. A. HoKvzLER, Storage.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18

Infants pretty little Knitted Bootees.
Now for &c, 12c, 15c, 24c and Acc pair.
Infants Zephyr Sacques ues...................
...... Now for 24c, Acc, 74c and 99c each.
Infants richly embroid'd Flannel Sacques,
......N Now for 49c, 74c, 99c and 81 40 each.
Infants handsomely embroidered fine CASH
mere Sacques.
Nov for 74c, 99c, 81 40 and 81 SO each.
Infants All-Wool Ribbed Vests. s..........
...... Now for 24c, 39c, 44c and 49c each.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18
CUR TAINs, BLANKETS, LINENS, TRADE
CREATORS FOR US, MONEY SAVERS FOR YOU.

Banda
only they'll
Odd Cuainsn
price
forSl 39ay
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18
FADS FOR THE FAIR.
When Maid Is an Economy-The Boa for
Fall Wear-The Abominable Delsarte
Swing-How Thin Women Can Get Fat
Something New in Autographs.

WRITTEN FOR THE DIsPArcH.I
1t is an accepted fact among women
founded upon good reason that when ones
belongings are valuable and costly, the
services of a maid are not a luxury, but a
necessity, and really an economy Delicate
fabrics need great care in handling and pre-
serving, and fine boots, shoes, gloves and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18
R0U5|HG BASEMENT BENEFITS THIS

A very nice lot of 25c Cake Salyers .....
Now for 13c each.
Fancy Jelly Dishes that'n cost dime any
Where. Now for &c each.
Then there's lot of new Celery Trays.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Now for 1Oc each.
And there's lot of 15c Oil and Vinegar
Cruets. Now TOR 10c each.
Nicely engraved, polished bottom Sc Water
Tumblers. ...............N Now for 4c each.
MASON'S 1-QUART JARS. ...
NOW FOR SIC A DOZEN.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18

things that that appear BE- Imp
the we'll but force her dnk
Undemon-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18
MERE PASSING, STILL INTERESTING and
PROFITABLE DRESS TRIMMING TALK

world
styles and fashions Dress Trimmings Buttons BUCKLES ETC. we
anywhere then the there's the rub Wet ~ in the know
edge OF both buying and selling lower than elsewhere
Trimmings Silk the different
Steel
Bucies Bead BOdces Ribbon Fnges and Grdles
Goods; Pearl
Silk Edges
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18
WOMEN IN A FLUTTER.

Busy Time of Preparation for the Encamp-
ment OF the G. A. R.-Double Ration Of
Luncheons-Mother Bickerdyke, Who
Always Insisted on Pickles, to Be Pres
ent-Honors to the Nurses of the War
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18
LY POPULAR AND HIGHLY
SUCCESSFUL LADIES' SUIT DEPARTME


ladies' children
Following a the latest arrivals in hats: (
Ultra Pasadena children Belle Mode
Enchantres, Nomad, Everden Little Bes, Bramble
n ow KnotB n
Mourn ling Hats Bonnetsa sandVe
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18
week TO ALL PARTICIPATORs

zoe Patent Crank Flour Sifters. ..
Now for 1Oc each.
10c Wire and Tin Strainers, wood handles,
Now for &c each.
15c Wire Soup Strainers. rs...................
tor Sc each.
Sc Fancy Cake Cutters .........:-.........
Now for 20 each.
SOC best steel Kitchen Saws.
Now for 29c each.
50 Brass Hall Lamps with ruby globes.
Now for 81 "a each.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-03-17
Good Will..Trade Name.

The following rulings regarding the i'm.
portant subjects of good will and trade
name were made by the Supreme Court of
Louisiana. in the case of Wonderland VS..
Schmidt. VIZ:
1. Good will is the favor which the man.
agement of business wins from the public
and the probability that old customers will
continue their patronage and to resort to
the old place.
2. 1t may be said to consist of those in
tangible advantages or incidents which are
impersOnal. so far as the vendor is con-
cerned, and attach to the thing conveyed.
When it consists in the advantage of lOca-
ton it follows an assignment of the lease
of the location. and if not assigned it passes
to the lessee of the property at the termina.
ton of the lease.
3. A trade mark has no separate exist
ence, but owes its existence to the fact that
it is actually affixed to vendible cOmmod-
ity. whereas trade name, or a fictitious
name, may be considered as a quasi trade
mark. mere property which is somewhat
allied to good will.
4. The only restraint the grant of good
will imposes upon the grantor is to prevent
his subsequent employment of his name so
as to deceive and mislead the public.
5. A surname may become impersonal
when attached to an article of manufacture,
and become the name by which such article
is known in the market; and. in case of sale
of the right to manufacture the name passes
also, though it does not pass as good will,
but as trade mark.
6. By giving particular name to build.
ing, as sign to the hotel business. tenant
doesInot thereby make the name fixture to
the building and the property of the land
lord upon the expiration of the lease. One
may consent to the employment of his name
as that of a place of refreshment, but if
such consent be purely gratuitous he may
withdraw it at pleasure, particularly if such
name be his surname, it being personal to
the proprietor and not an element of good
| will of the business. American.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-03-17
"Revised OrthOgrafy.o

The American Pathological Association has rec.
commended the following rules for new spellngs:
l. Drop ne at the end of words like dialogue cat.
alogue. ETC., where the preceding vowel is short.
Thus spell demagog, synagog, epilog, etc.
2. Drop final 9 in such words as defnate. inf.
nite favorite, etc., where the preceding vowel is
short. Thus spell opposit. preterit hypocrit. re.
quist. etc.
8. Drop final tie in words like quartette, CO.
quette, cigarette. etc. Thus spell cigaret. roset
epaulet, verdict, gazet. etc.
4. Drop the final me in words like programme.
Thus spell orifam, gram. etc.
s. Change phi to in words like phantom, tele.
graph. phrase. etc. Thus spell alfabet, paragraf
Alosophy, fonetic, Photograph. etc.
6.'Substitute for the diphthongs, and oe
when they have the sound of that letter. Thus
spell eolian esthetic. darrhea. subpoena. esofagus
.atheneum. etc.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-03-17
Chickens Were Loaded.

Colored people living in the outskirts Of the city
of Columbus. s. c., have been greatly excited Of
late over the sudden inexplcable death of several
of their neighbors. 1t is now alleged that an old
colored woman living in that quarter nearly
every morning m Used chicken or two from her
large hen house. In perplexity the old lady
turned from one expedient to another to stop the
thievery without avail. The chickens kept going.
Finally some poison was purchased and fed to q
few of the birds which would fatten to most de-
sirable point. but prove certain death to any one
who ate them. Very soon one negro of the neigh.
borhood sickened and died. Shortly two or three
others followed. Chicken stealing in that neigh.
borhood has ceased.-St. Paul Dispatch.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-03-17
The New Postage Stamps.

The New Postage Stamps.
The new postage stamps on sale at the principle
offices follows:
One cent-Profle bust of Benjamin Franklin;
color. ultramarine blue.
Two cent-Bust of Washington; color, carmine.
Three cent-Bust of Andrew Jackson; color,
purple.
Four cent-Portrait of Grant; color. light brown.
Six cent-Portrat of Webster; color, green.
Fifteen cent-Portrait of Clay; color. deep blue.
Thirty cent-Bust of Jefferson; color. black.
Ninety cent-Bust of Com. Perry; color, orange.
Selected.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-03-17

The liar needs good memory; but his
victim is in no danger of forgetfulness. -
Puck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

CnIcAso. Eoy. IA - The "A eagre inaiana
shipments. the st-adiness Ia sac etoirs ~
IN reported large exports 81 sHe-t aAd ns ~
Tor oetobrf. which were i1.lo..te 49, - -.
y GAL To- The same moafh is.st Year. gave
rather ARA IoHe - the snrat nsf3st al she
6t4FE and prices we're a tridr hishef. bll
other con sider allont SON 4ltlr1 these re-
ports ana seakaesS ruled. The depression IN
e9rt I'd ~. . - bat an Untayol s3le eject
Ga wn-aF The visible supyts Increased
Aearig 90 a0 bushels ~ considerably Larger
rh4n 49, expected. Ciesiax prices were 80
iJ9eer corn closed 70 "a lower Tue re-
eripts acre ABOUT 100 ears more al ~ peetrd
auf tarre aAs &c Legislation BY the longs
aad liberal sport sriiflg which showed de-
500 xeaxussS. Oats we're weak In sympA-
rsx ain the break in corn and On heavy sell
fus Ii fsallLe. clos x prices were &c lower.
R5z products zenrra y ~raA i've hogs were
in f,fgs saFply At 90 l0c lower aad ere
~. lr-s e.iln. "a product In consequence.
PORK asa ribs dee iaed &c and lar1 -s4c.
Closiag prices,
,cern-November. H'aei Dseemoer. aa.e;
oats November. sos.c. December. Size;
Ny sc.
P6rk-Ssyember. sl@o2s4; Decemser. si2-o5'
January. s. 40.
Lard = November. ss-sOs January. $50;
Ma t..5s
snort kIbs-Sovember. S.Ei January.
$50, Nay %.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
III. u. DeGOlia
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Room and 9. Tower Blk.

FOR LALE.
House and lot on South Lafayette street.
with furnace and gas. city water. sewer con-
nections and ali modern improvements
Two houses and lots on Wealthy avenue.
Two on Filth avenue near 60 lege.
New house with eight rooms on Ashland
avenue.
One on South Lagrave street.
One on West Leonard street.
One on Randolph street
One on Paris avenue.
One on North Prospect
One on Fair street.
Al o lots in all parts OF the city.
| have some fine acre property suitable Tor
Plating. which will sell cheap or exchange
for other property.
FARMS
I have o farm, three miles from city, of 10
acres. good seven room house. cellar. good
Well and cistern. large barn. corn crib. hog
pen and other outbuildings. finest kind OF gar
den land; will sell or exchange for city
Alss A. acres. ive miles from city. with first
class buildings. soil G ay loan. 30 cleared and
a. sc, ded. four acres of beech and maple tim
Der. fences good; to sell or exchange for city
property
A farm of 40 acres. two miles from Hast
ings. Barry county. with 10 acres improved.
~ acres OF beech. mapi- ash and walnut tim
bsr. soil clay loan. nrst class house TWO large
barns. well watered, iarg- orchard. well
fenced and In high state of culti walton |:
would take part city property.
Also ~ acres II miles from city. good build
ings good orchard and good land; will sell or
exchange for ci.y property.
Farm of 100 acres. ii miles from city. well
improved. -
Also one ofso acres. IL mile, from city. for
/ have a large list OF farms in every direc-
tion from this city. If YOU want a farm come
In and lock over my list. as | can suit you.
Money TO loan on good real estate security.
III. J. DEG OLA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
FIGURES OF TRADE

Nav ToAk. Nos. A--Msasy leaned al
easier rates a<.in to-day, the rallag rates foe
salI Iozas osiaE - 70 . per cent. The clssislg
rate va - per ceaI. 4ad ma i0sess "a Per
cent
Exshaaxs eiosed steady posted rates.
sss5. 10 ga aetna rates. 49,. fsf
xxfy 84ys and fsn FOR demand.
lsoscl amsEts steady currency. g. NI
lid. extended -. rex strfeL. Iot4 bid; As.
sa4Paus li4ss TIA, Raci1e railway beads
closed a. foiio~s. Jnl5H drsts j. = 3id
siH4i funds. U.S. ola, teairais 100 bid.
be steek A.lTArt sas moe active N al
Cur a tia same a3urs oH saturday with the
pfI4e pa deaiiSxs Ia Assdi x. Louisville aud
Nsshgiiie, AhisAy trust. BalIllnsIe 4ad OHIO
sa1 LaAe SHORE. The course 2rieEs . 40
Irregular. DAT tno ea41zes were caunaet 70
fractions rNcoPt Ia tIc Ease Of fes si9sk =
L4ks SA1re tell :. Der cent. Read ~ - ihe
bears banners t4e Asi coasl1efab5y. espe-
cialI lAc if4sts. L adsn b9ugnt lIretI t91ts
aa4 the foreign 1ease, we're disposed 20 et
pan tEis 14S A. - tle eeser Lo1d9a money
"a sAst- Oue ~ The 25lats used "a rs sell. :
"a h1aai q today 49, that tnc p0stS91rd So
81 NeS Jersey aga ass the Reading Foai i 70
come up again tomorrow ths yF4n-o1
sfofks sici4 az only Slowly ald l.. 4 y "as
AssrssalFetY aLIyuE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
Farm produce-First Hands.

EggS lie; butter, % TO gle; new potatoes.
s. 20 csc. beans. nand picSed. 9Lo0 e. 2.CO;
honey. lie; curly lettuce. Toe per 10; be ad let
tues- l5c, parsley. 20c doZ punches: new tur-
nlps. &c bu; cabbages. "a 10 toc d0Li beeis. -
90 S5c bu; tomatoes. % to oOc bu. rutta Osgas.
.5c bu. sBpies. a. TO SIC bu; carrots. 10
% Soc. &C Try. lseL-Oc dog; new squash. 2c;
pumpkins = &Si.25 d0Z; spinach. Seo5c bu;
ye-etn5ie nysferS. . 70 35c; watercress Slc
d0x punches; mint. zoe dor bunches; caui-
Towers . - dJI; ounces. Sl-3o - sl-Io ou;
Concord apes. -csZjc basket.
Wheat. old and new. SIC, corn. sc; oats. &c I;
~ e Sc. barley I'll. H.
Flour and Feed-Lby white. g; patent.
so per cWs: bucxw heat -four, $50 per cwt;
corn meal sl9 per ton; loot. sis53 TO SO per
tom middlings. SO per ton; bran. slt per
ton. ships. ga per ton; screenings w Per
ton.
" oOI- Washed. ls@a0c; unwashed. l0@9c.
Hsy-Ahour l. loads Of hay OF good quality
wa a.arksfed. Prices are lair. There 10 a
lag supply and ialr demand. Clover. - 10 ~
timothy. " % IN.
Beef 10 re; pork ses5lSc; fresh pork lolns
iC&l5asC mutfOn. 1ic; spring lamb. Csc;
20 Efs. ~ Jcs <prnE chicken. 9s lie. veal. -
Re. eSnfsnn. - re-, bear meat. ttltc: butter
IN dairy. ig . SCI; creamery batgsrine. so
&c. eufiI g. 80 dor.
Il drs sad TAI ow-C Green. ga &c; steers:
oser ~ us 5cf cured hides. &C. cali
sSias green. Sc; cali SKINS. cured. oisc; TAI
low. rough. Itsr; rendered. sac, pclts. lOc "a
Sc shearlil-s. -0c 20 eu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
Bullsiinr Ma,erial.

Wire nails. si.as rat IS; steei cut. e. 20 rates;
glass 13c- Building paper. 3 t. s. per roll;
water proof. 81 per roll.
Lamber-R.tsii piece st9f-NO. I hsmloe.<
MP 70 Including l6 foet lengths sils adj
s. rer t.a0 feet Tor every additional two feet.
Ne hem DOS. up 60 AM Including 10 feet. =
every additional tive feet. 3, No. I pine. 81
per foo ieef add 3 for every additional two
i-ef over Is feet No. I flooring. white pine.
81 No. 2 aoorinz. white piae. SO; No. 3
80. rssifng y. So, Ne. ceiling. :. SIS;
No. 1 ceiling =. so, No. ceihgz. =. s.;
NJ / siding. a siss No. 2 sldiag. Z. SO;
No.tG sfliag. So No. q siding. ST. Ne. q
siding "a Finishing mateFial-Ne. ! com
uan basrts. So. NJ. common boards. 81 ;
No eonfnon boards. ga; IA aaish a. So.
Shinxies-Ssar. p In he's clear. g Der on
saad STAR star ~ inches clear SO per
tho1sands No. . fve-tach Gear butt y per
fheusand, sound butt. $50 per thousand
cut shlhxieS, a per thousand Lath-No- z
White pine, g.. No. white pine. SAG; sh D
pfng eliiis 81. miN culls. s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
Grocer,cs and Provisions.

sugar-CGt Loaf. 5s.e; cubes. SIC; powered.
SEE graau. Ated. 6Ooe: confectionery. A. 90;
extra {. 4-5oe Ter cwt; yellow {. TO sc, corn
syrup. ztg-6c.
Molasse-Low Grades. Es2sc; medium. 20
2scr fancy. sSloc. -.
- &c. Mocha green. e so; Marieaibh. 1873
z3c; san Pos L. 20 2i1.e; Rio. Is TO zO1ac-
New Michigan cheese. III 10 Use; rolled
oats. barrels. SO; aalt, saginaw. ba reis. soc
Lard-Tierce basis-Compouad. o1sc' pure
q4ac.
Neat-Hams ia TO l2c; picnic ham. TO
SIC: bacon. IL 10 Ill1c; dried beef Ia TO sac;
short cut PORK. sl5Z3 boil; clear back. clio Dbl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
Fru,,s. Vegetables and Seeds.

Butter. l590; eggs. DE; cabbazes. 5o96oc
per doz; onions. 800 per bDl; lemons. % aud
sfO =. COCO 90 oranges. $500 co. sweet potA-
toes. s.59Ls5; California aprieots. loc per
doB; bananas sl.5o9lD0 per bunch; hand
picket. medium. s7.u,S-2oi mammoth. N.200
!. so per bu; timothy seed. S-OoeZl0; mIllst.
81 Is 10 LIS uer hu-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
Chicago Live S,oc<.

cnIoAso UxI0S Srocx YAs1s Nov. a
E0tH caEte and hos were ~esSrr tocay-
N~afiy a srsIes OF cattle sold h g. loe love
than al + close ~ iast week. AID me depte
cation ia sle Va u Of - was good loc per
nau4rrd pounds. AZ tnc reduced pr ees there
sas fairly REQ nuying aad the hog mar et
closed arm Prices Or sneep were 50 ad y
held u8fwithstaudta sack deina d.
Lambs sold ID 20 loo hisner. the receipts being
light
steers q o. s.6il: cows and bull 81 10 D
Hogs-R-eeipts tgl00; tsayy, $3.50,
mixed snd medium. so.tOS5-ooi light. S-zoS
$50.
sh.ep RscslDts. 200; poor 10 choice.
s32SAz5; amos. $50 10 500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

~ $500 Z. .--.-- A.ai = - >
witt tie trie and r. ana l. = sf1rrns IA,
Gu gsss ADD most direct reute 70 Piftsyurs
= !. Smith. O., 7 p A. Gievssnd D.
G. g. Rogers Jiff Pass Agent
gss cam lesil, Cts Asts. q honroeu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
Oil Market.

wAafer WI t. oil. 100 :. 6ssc; neselight. 80 ..
Tc water white. oil test. l6)7. SC; E0eeas.
los q To-. SIC
Decd 'risad sssYs gasoline. 20. 6s.c.
peod1rixrd n4ohtha as sc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
Detroit Gran.

Dxrsorr. Nov u.-Ciossd; Wheat. No red
casa. 7sc bid; December. $40 asked; May
" - No I. white. cash. 933se-
Corn No. cash. &c.
OaEs-NO cash. &c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

Prone 90 Csasl-sf.. hss.s !
FUR SALR
aroors hoHse 81 easy - ma fp good fses-
fioni also houses IN 81 parts 81 tie elty sns
yacssf cts at hsrEsl8. lea Good farms for
safe or rad. also land Ia Css4foTn -
For r nt-A store "a gcoa iecstloa fer IS
per 1nonth
Money q ezr
Fire insarsnee written sc lev rates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

Taxing eject sunday. : Ine 1874
Sleeping cars on Pacific and Atlantic Fr
presses 10 zno from Detroit PAYior cars le.vs
for Detroit DO m. returning leave Detroit
al 40 m. arriving At Grsnd Rapid. AZ 10 20
al through trains east
Tickets on sac At Union Ticket onca 81
Monroe street. and st IRi0n depot
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