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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
Bargains!

Look Il the southeast corner Of Cherry Ana
seGEn College asrll-e and Sc " yea y ant II.
Tbs loI - s. feet SQUARE AID All - put GA
the naEkrE for . len uags IL ths rsmArAa al y
loW price ~ H.eae q Sold s4an. r wealthy
men sa8 ar LOOKING for place 10 lns cst jour
money 81 gaz i4t g.
We stiu nave mat modern I0-r0on house on
Sheldon street Nllch meSUs Ave mlnUEes
AJAX = Int Morton house, ana The pr-ee >
e Coz aiso tls- other one. the same distance.
al $3.50 also on sheldon street
We SIN have thai little gem OF . house al
az East Fulton street a1d vi sci it Al 3 lar
sal-
The very desirable house and LOT three doors
north Of Esst Bridge street on Lafayette. AT q
bargain. Look it up.
We have l10 lots Ia the southeast part Of the
city. which viii sell slugly 10 person without
interest II they viii build az once.
We have s4feet frontage by Is. on the Vest
SIDE which can be boCgut q 4 bargain and Is
an elegant place fof fat
81 Clancy street ion sale al bargain or viii
rent cheap
We have one OF the best established laun-
dries n the city for reat.
We nave several b. 0s-s houses that we can
sell you on the small payment Of s. down and
q per month. his Is cheaper than paying
rent. and We want every policeman or fireman
or any other man 10 the city who has no home
TO come and see them.
We have any amount of property 70 trade.
1fy0u have anything 10 trade for home. call
On
Money O. loan in any amount az lowest rates
Of Interest. once open Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings
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Cair4ao. sept T-Ias opening Eas AZ
lzlt ee.lae. 14t tie .oss 3 as soon treA. ae-
alt degi4si s1Faaee male, 4nc eh-rhs -
flle il.nf aEeFiI-a 49, 9u3iu o. seti5 = ~
reasoned -aaE rle earn kAs vefz strong tofa
AS ara tfuA fGe st4lt tl1 receipts were
.argflg g. excess 81 TIC estimate 4Ad "ts
souleE llaZ "a ~rlgnt a. tar sf1rt pu- some
srFY 5allisn headlines Ia the morning ys9efs
aad ramors II tam4ze ~ dry weather aud
fIosL made shorts al.to 1rrsoHs and thrlf
5uYt1E gave fle mafzsl stronz iaebe s-.eh-
LAsu caHle = q spa n on Secretary A.licf
81 1asss sagiRs tnAl the crop had deter Or
sted heavily tur.ng fhB iast month. the con
Gitlsl "a laz from d tnru 70 . now. Au-s
creAls good 4e44 u sxeiIement. and thrfV
asa sid rlsl O. cover AID q sharp Adts1cs
o. 1saFy :. Laser GA Tres selAnx ootn iot
snort tcc14lf a4f FOG realizing prOAls thcfe
saa considerable srakues IA oAis AID gfo-
visions "a 4es were fslriy sci sept Up. tho
fe4t1so a. Al cess decline va rths dnfth<
TIE -ar.Y trading. tsrnincd Effort Deih<
ula sa pat Lne plicr deNu. better de-
laad tor 1as AMI rlo advance Ia cora came %
sac ass s.aloc OF the market later ~ tie -
sion an4 gfted if ld-rabiy cur 81 thr 81
lfeale depression Lart closed open hissrf
than yesterday. sh0elag a gala u - cents lot
near EF deliver. rs tQa "a c-uts Tor JAM Z v
Pors closed lower lor September anc Oct9-
Der. "a tor January Ribs closed 10 een1s
i1srr tor 80 Dtrmo-f and actoorf-
Wheat-No. =. september. .31.cs October.
It's December - .c; Mas. So
Corn September. - 1c-
Na.s- .eptombef. 81 90.
orA-,-ptemter. s. 70; October. S.si5ai
January sllsTis
Lard september. SO, October, S.0i Jan
uAly 49,.
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In tne proiuce market yesterday about 800
bushes peaches we're marketed. me
supply Ras fully equal 10 the demand
a. he present prices. Nar.eE slightly
e. IA 20 .1 I'd cents. butchess apples are irm az
from 75r % 81 ~. Musk melons are slightly
grer Al wheat - bringing CSC Per bushel-
There Eas aloaI lftren loads. Demand good
90 the market sad the demand Is fuli equal
q the supply Geur-ai average % quality -
good. tggs went up 10 nc. kafiy Crawford
peaches arr worth SO, Bsrndard' 5 Si.lJsg2tN.
erspes are Nortn 15c per i0 ID BASKETS. Cor
Exss. ldc. butter. iseslsc new potatoes SO
zoe beans hand picked. sl.- y l. ls honey. l5c.
istraee. &c. cHrey Lettuce. re per basket;
new onions. l&iac dori parsley. DE Gok
punches. eurur1 1ers. 25c8Wc. new rurnips 10
- Uc tus cabha yes stsg sc dog green peas. sc
hui scstS As &c bu, wax beans. 1850 au.
a ~ Tomatoes. &c tu corn. -Fssc dot ruta-
htSas, fc&iocs duchess apples. s. ous car
ross see 1us egg plants. %c&sl toE. peppers.
9 al celery i~t41c dog. nsw sluash. &c 10;
rnmpSlHs s. iaEi piums. fi.75 20 -; pears.
sl.4e9i 80 tof Spi1nfge. h@ c hu; picking
cUrumh-rs lsc prF hundred vegetable ovS-
fers. fEtrc 9star rress &c dozen buGches
mint. sc daten punches.
tfraln-Wheat. old. sc. new. Use. corn. SC
oats. Fc rye. Sc; barley. $40.
Fiaur and Feed Lily White. $40; patent.
~ per rsri hucsvheat noHr. :. Sd per cwt 4.
cernmesL s. per ton feed. sll322 per ton
81 - 81 Der tan sor-eninss. SIS Der tsn.
WsoI- "a sshsd. i>2lSc unwashsd. l9es0c.
Hav-New tlover ses9; timothy. so.
p des and Ialav- ttrcen. ] ai'ao steers,
over = - e cured hites g. go; cslf SKINS
green sc, al ssira cured. eiae; tsllnw,
rnugh. Sc rendered. E4ci peits. - SCI
sheRrfinst ioe3 lac
Beef. a'sftoei polk. 'a@fci fresh oork loins.
lows. - o.. sprtnx cblckea. lo9i2.ac veal.
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b lack berries are use. Hnckle0errtes
remain a. &.75sEtO. = aches sod from ST.
60 so. according 10 quality. Watermrl0ns
nrr quot. & az ~ and new tomatoes dropped
IRON sl.lU 70 7sc. Halo's early peaches sre
ol4l OF the ma act. Eggs went ~ % Is 30
lie per dozen. Lemons dropped 10 500 10
80. and clover seed 10 500. sweet pO,a-
toes sTe ooing brought In; they are sl.on per
bbi- Corrected quotations follow.
New potatoes. 500 per bbi; cucumoers. 100
GoLi butter. ltS1uc, cg.s. l6c; Lawt0n black
berries. Csc hucs icbeLries. s2.IaS&OO ! o. oui
ca1bages. tlatNc per doks radisnes, lU9lSc
per doz; watermelors -Oc; onions. $50 b0li
lemons. 30 ana 90. s5-t0tG sos oranges. sO.oOS
% peaches. Barnards. CrawfOrde. Mountain
k0s-. Early n chigsns aud ii Onsst Johns 80
- 25s CaiIf0rnia apgIcOts sc dozen bananas.
3-tUts2sO bunchs mani picked medium beans.
~. -gesl 10 bus clover SEED. medium. 500
mammoth. $ = bui timothy seed. Sloe ,0o;
mluet sil5 20 SD bus tomatoes. cod 35c
green corn. ID 20 &c, sweet potatoes. 500 per
bnf
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Groeerie. and Provision..

sugar wsnt I'D LID OF a cent yesterday. Pro
visions we're easier and lower. Correct quo
tatious follow
Sggars-Cut loaf &c cubes. ts4ci powdered.
Esse. Erau4iafcd. 5ssc. consecti0nery A. &c.
extra = 3.c Der c'st; yellow q. 4tsstlsc; corn
syrup. losS-ac.
No ssses-Low grades. 15s20c; medium.
ia Nci fancy. a6S56c.
Pacaszs c0lfees. $3.50; Java. green. 25@s29c
Mocha. green. case, MaTicaiOo. ,9.el2c; san
Los lZ&ll Rio. itGlsc.
New Michigan cheese. i014S2'lc; rolled
GA g. barrels SIS. SAT-, saginaw. barrels. sc.
Lard fierce basis-COmpound. &c; pure.
e.
ans fropped from i2lsSiSc 20 l29ig5Sc.
Dried beet dropped from "a e9l0c g. s1zS9.
" A. Hans o. 20 D., = SHOULDERS Sc. bacon
y 20 lie; dried bee. - % 50, snort cut pork.
{ q clear back. si5-S; mess. $500 0Oreless
tssf $1,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

FOR SALE
Room 5, The Gilbert.

Two houses and lots on Rss, Bridge street
one on south Lafayette street " "a all nod
ern improvements. furnace. kaS. city water.
sewer connexions, etc.
Two houses sud lots on Wealthy avenue.
Two houses and lots ca Iilth avenue near
CO legs.
House and lot on Ashland avenue. new
large lot. This property IL owned ~ pou-resi-
dent and vii o. sold A. a sacrifice.
House and iot on cutler avenue.
one on BaI icr street
one on " 80 Leonard street.
One au Randalph street
Tvo on East Leonard street.
ono on Nrksntrfck svefue,
VIII sell most 81 the above on pawn nts
epait exchange far farm. ~ other pfnpsrtY.
have numerous other aauses auf n iaTge list
81 vacant i0fs i1 Al Farti q tne citF
-
FARMS
have f.rm - e. sores Two miles from CITY.
saarb rfls largo modern anHs- Gne barns
farm fa al fnHrrvff eref afrhara of tal A.
pifs fo8 peaches 20 plume t1 rtsndard rears
cherries srf other aHfa fruifa. seH riag iaaw
wou 8 tssn rife property eKrhangn
rH sores ts fevHs SD a. HaHu0 90 q
Prs 8 naa gae1 rrfh srf thrce sores ~ hfr. p
$40 rspis tHtef hs.snfa rfrarff SOD eT
80 20 s~rss nssr RarA setd eaai hugsfnrs.
FrrI rfr.sa 80 ErrH trnH. ST. 80 ~ ~
shanFr co stfF nfrpff g.
Ths.r q nnfnhsf ~ -. a fsfus o. sbe shove
ip 81 secs fram NJ - 81 secs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

CH1oAso USox srocx Yaaos. sept T.
Cattle Receipts ZiG00s common %
ezlrA steers. s2c93a0. cows ard bulls. sllo
as-l3.
mIKsd AMI med I'm. s3.u09a5Os light. Sue
t4a
shesD-Rsceiprs. 1000; common 20 extra
$1,000 lambs. SIS 16.p.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

STATE OF MGCIIGAN-Ths reuit Court
- Tor the County Of kent In era Gerry.
Al a session OF said court. held a. the court
house IN the city Of Grand Rapics. In said
county. on tie ZitI day OF August A. d. lSs-.
Present Honorable William +. Grove. Cir
cult Judge.
In the matter Of the pettion OF John J..
lroJhlngS aud Cor iu =. Icrli Tor cissoin-
ton Of the Bookings Lumber Company. a
corporation existing under tile lave o. the
state oi Michigan.
In this caus '. on reading the petition fled
her In showing among other things ihatssid
peutionrrs are amalouty o the ircctcFs Il
the BrOokinrs Lumber Clwpa y the said cof-
poration. aud deem II ben -hc ~ 10 the stoc.-
h lders thereof that SAID CORPORATION Be els
solved. anu further containi & statement Of
reasons which induce said petit oners 60 desire
such dissolution. and a statement OF thc capt
tai stock OF said corporation and specfyln.
the names and residences o. the st0ckhold ers
thereof aud thr amount Of stock held by each
and showing 50 that said corporation Is not
possessed OF any Or )periy Of any description
and has no creditors. AMI pray NJ Tor an or
der cIsso.Ning said corporation.
And on motion Of Hatch 4 Jewell. solicitors
for said petitioners. Il Is ordered that all per
sons interested In said corporation show cause
IL any theI have. why such corporation should
not be disso we'd. befo Waiter II. Hughes a
circuit court commits o'e r OF said county. AZ
his office lr the civ IF Grand Rapids In said
county. on Monday. the 18th day OF November.
A. ID. l,9Z. NJ ten o'clock n the forenoon Of
that day. And u is fur her ordered that no
tlce of the contents OF this order De published
once in each week for three weeks u 'ces-
siye y N the Grand Rapids Herald. news
paper published in the county where the prin-
cipa, place Of conducting the business OF such
WILLIAM E. GROVE.
Circuit Judge.
To All Whom II May Concerns:
Take notice that the above is a true copy OF
AN order made in the above entitled cause.
HATCH a JFwELL-
thurs sepo solicitors Tor Petitioners
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Detroit Grain.

oxfs0fr. sept Wheat closed. No. ,. red.
cash. and SEPTEMBER, 75lfci Decrn Der, s9ci
No. 3. ret. casa. Z. -. No. bite. cash. 1o3s.
C0rn-Ne. z cash 4.c.
Ozts-S0. z. cash. Sic.
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EORsALE
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

NOTICE To CREDITORS.
y State Of " iChigan. Oounty Of kenf.-Ss.
Notice Is hereby gwen. that % al order ~ the
PROBATE Court for The County OF heut made
on tee sth Gay OF August. A. -. lss2. siA
months from that dale we're al sWed Tor
creditors 10 present their claims against the
estate OF
JENNIE WANDER HART
late OF said county. decease1, aud that all
creditors OF said deceased are required u pre-
sent the r aims 70 said Probate Court al the
Probate 0frce. In the city % Grand Rapids. for
examination and allowance. on or before The
eth day Oi February next. AMI that such
claims Nil Be heard before said court. on
Wednesday the 6th Cay OF February next al
ten o'clock In the forenoon 81 that date.
Dated Grand Rapids VI en-. August ;. A. D.
lo32 CYRUS 4. PERKINS.
thur sep Judge OF Probate.
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J.H. MCKEE & SONS.


$500 Hs ss.,. 400 'o' On . H'ath'r p.s-
y a FfNN meets
Ysrr sscie@ ol u 1900 zee A. Sc s,rA
Wegr sirer ruNf
rrr -ssfcs 81 if csssf ttr $50
thr sfcvs On - trenis sssr teF~s
rfHer hcns~- sd Tsrsnt cts - soispffs
bsrssf1..
- 49, ~nrsf $50 atsgs AS, ssp srf- -
sfrraHaH
NOTICE f,T''.. --'s.ss = 49,, .-es.y
49, e. 49, sn ~ 81 $50
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wafsr whiss. Too. s'tc. headlight. 80 -cs
~sfe- Nhlts 81 test TO- seq Eoceoe. TO 90
on r-fr.
Deel arited stove gaso ne. ~ sc.
Dsoderl fed aartha. ic-
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soSsT 10 ioAs

To Y0U Want NoNFF2-If - ron ~'1
~ fnd e. 90 Your sdvsntss. 60 see us before
tcrro-tUE
Remsk- iosns IN housshoid goofs pisnos
foFs@s ssxons. o. rfrHogsi pr perry Of fnF
kf1t IS 1- oSeFf fassib.e rates and IN ia
qulcEess ressh- tine
Cur losas sre mats without pnhiiefty sai
fhr prareriY q Ell in Taur md STABBED eas
session.
lesns 80 - csrrisa a. Ions a. dssir~f ~
cnn BE- pad IN 1915 Or n psft a. sas Ire q
srif Trar eonF@U enre. sna anF rsrt psid -
suers 80 cost af rsr-yias 80 ar.
lffru 90 bass - "a furu fgre $50 -
stte- rrnperfY. 49, ~ SO - isf Foa aat
rsFry ,f "a a~E - yer fsstrs
- sse HaFe cans 90 tns tnidiaz al
ban sssrrfsf 81 Flsa
fnr f0~es A. sas nssf efessant u soc riff
sd 49, . sgrsnasf ffat fsrs - a. - rfaa
e - te ~afsa ares 4ai-sf saf saaFis
eu-ir
Rtusmn~r 80 - aszs - - - safh a.
r-ep~rfs 49, tae non~s saa ga rstatn tas
aRANn RAflus NoRTukgF roAs 90.
Rrrr fa~sr eiers.
cere~s ~ Ne-Fse Fsssl 49, sas.sss
MHSHF faaNEn Fa- - ~ dee ir srss
- Fes sns4as sa sHa fafn - o.
ssrafffT frafs FuE Frrr sat
fsa fenss - Teie Fresa f
~ rha sass nea-r 49, 49, na ff-ref
safftF shs Nsnss'tss ? 80 t=st ase -
ters tsr N~st atse@easat leas aste~ss
assst = ts~ Hess~@sa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

pR0BATE 0RDEB-Stste of Michigan, coun-
" of Kent ss.-At a session OF the Pr0bai @
court for the said county # Kent, held at thu.
Probate Office in the city Of Grand Rapids. on
2}Td day of August. in the ytar one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-t TWO.
Present-Cyrus L. Perkins Judge OF Probate
In the matter OF the estate OF
ANNE NJ. HESS. deceased.
An Instrument IA writing purpOr.ing 90 he
the last will nd testament II said deceased
having been q lrd in this c ,uTt for pr bate.
Ii - ordered. That Friday. the 10th day OF
September. 1892. al ten o'clock In the forenoon.
al said Probate Office. be appointed Tor prov
ing said instrument
And il Is further ordered. That 4 copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vious 10 said day Of hearing. 10 the Grand
Rapids Herald, a daily newspaper printed and
circulating In said county of Kent
CYRUS T.. PERKINS.
q true copy. Judge OF Probate.
ADoIPH r. Mason. Regis ter. thur sep
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pROBATE ORDER-State OF Michigan. coun-
l. ty of kent-ss. At a session of the Pro
bate Court for SAID county of Kent. held At the
Probate Office. in the city Of Grand Rapids. on
the 23ri day of August, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety two.
Present Cyrus T. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate q.
JOHN G. QUINSEY. deceased.
George Quinsey having II Ell In this cour this
praying thar the administration of said estate
may be granted 10 the Michigan Trust ON
p2ny.
II is ordered that Tuesday the 10th day Of
September. 1872. at ten O'clOcA in tie forenoon
~ said Probate office. DE appointed for hear
Ing said petition.
Aud IL is further ordered. that copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks
previous to said day Of hearing in the Grand
Rapids Herald. daily newspaper printed and
circulating in said county OF Kent.
CYRUS +. PERKINS,
@ true copy Judge of Probate.
ADOLPH y. II AsON, Reg ster. thu sep S
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I - sHQRE ! NIoHIsAN .ouIHEAN

t. a. . - . A. ~ l..-.-. ....-. Afat ~ FL III
The Lake cbpre va G.eFeIEra in come m
SitL tle EFie ana a suf 4 b ~ 3 = forms the
Cuick st sud most direct route O. fittshuf1
A. =. smith. O., 7. A h. A. Cleveland. u
g {. Rogers city Pass. AGENT
JAs Campbell. CITY Az. = houroesl
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MISCELLANEOUS

VI T. have a large demand fer houses 81 rent
" and fewer o. or Ilst than ever before in
twenty years Bring y1nr keg IN. Money 10
iosu. luttie Bros. over Arcade
ALL parties Gesir ring their rOois repaired or
n painted would 10 Neii 90 call on or I'd
dress = r. smith At is tanal street or =
F0uuta q street. Al orders gwen prompt at
tsnt o. Work Zone with uilbard's Patent
Asbesfar Froof paint. whfcn "a kept In stock
AZ Thum's 4 ug store. q Canal street. 1's
LOR ssLE-My entire store Of furniture AMI
Il mIscel sneous. household goods rev
house aad large lot corner % I mon sad ar
rer Streets house and lot No. i@ Madison
street wasn't log on christ street, farm n
ten acres ~ r1ds essfof city limits: new build
iags and al slni ol lFuif, VIII sell or exchange
ior other property A. A. Lord. No. y stock
Ius street ll4t-
RRINEB- P-ef Lerce medium tells tacts.
a Eul-s grRtt e. irRgir at.eus snt pos4.-
hffries 80 be ecrsuitet on 81 afsirs 81 lie,
Recn's NO. 81 fa4Hfain street between iouia
80 Nlvissn sfrsets IA
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n. W. N0RTHR0P,
oYER NATIONAL CIT BASk
ron REM

house. 81 Harlan street nesr Madison
ayeaus. convenient q street cas- .......sIZ %
house . hsarB street.. ueEr street e4Ts
80. ~ a.
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TRAIN TIME TABLES.

l,kAAD RAPIDS INDIANA RAILROAD
- Ne-leaals Ia effect Jas = lss1
rk4tss sLlsa kaNaH.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE old NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH
CAPITAL. sS0e. zoe

NAftl A. Se~es10t
- = SH III PreNesnt
) y. BARNETT Wee Presaaeut
HARVEY :. HOLSTER cSshior-
Al classes 81 bkEzinE bUsiucs GasI -Te N
hArmeES Viii ne kau0ns bAEkiRE Law
uHns&cted.
Letters u Credit. current in al paris Cline
wCTc Issued IN suns - sIiA Interest a.
loved ass PEI cert ca Kline ssrsincAtrz 81
ce10sL
Il hithey. sesrse c. Pierc..
Id bArHetL y Gunner
b / sweet Joseph a karSiA
y. :. hol1sleE. X Stslhs
NrisTd bzrnhSraE " Z HnFhar1
b. CFoft0G Fox. p LoettkerI
Tx HswkiDk
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HERALD OESIRELETS
Personal

MARRIED LADIES send 20 cents for Ia
- Ia lhiz Safeguard" ia8 medicine 20 De-
ceati9n Est snAt ysg sz1I Ladies bansE.
kaAz2s Cits. 10. 90
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AUkkEGoN. GRAND Rapids A INDIANA
- a 4sA sS5l. ~ s. ~ j. sm6Slp "a
tot Ar 20 No a. 4 - = ~ ; uo : "A
Sunday train leaves f9r gskekon - 60
Arrives frum Auskezon c . ? n.
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Irain arriving uoM me Se4ih ~ m aa4
eepsfffa2 uurfE 81 ia Il cai.e. efh.F -. -
CATS sAcepg sunday
EA44Ss .s0Ias SorEE.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1892-08-26
SIMONSVILLE.

Will Andrews and wife of Man
chester, N. H. are visiting this week
at Josiah Andrews.
Mrs. M. A. Dean and daughter,
Hattie, who have been visiting at
Merrill Peabody's the past few weeks,
have returned to their home in Graf
ton.
Mrs. Marcia Parker of Chicago,
with her niece, Miss Fox, of Fitch
burg, Mass, are spending this week
at P. r. Cartons.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Chase of
Newfane are at d. A. Benson's.
Mrs. F. w. Brisco of Proctorsville
spent few days this week at her old
home.
Preston Stickney of Hereford,
Mimi, Miss Eva Stickney of Bellows
Falls, Miss Grace Gutterson of Owa-
tonna, Mimi, and Miss Byron Stick
ney spent Tuesday at P. r. Cartons S.
John Mahon of Ludlow, Mrs. Sum-
ner Hesselton and Miss Grace Shell
don of Wilton, N. H., spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. A. M. Stannard.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1892-08-26
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

William Brierley, wife and daugh.
ter of Cohoes, N. Y, and Miss Ag.
gle Eddy of Hoosick Falls, N. Y,
are visiting at j. H. Hicks.
Hermon Klencke and family Of
New York city are visiting at Mrs
Eldred's.
Mrs. j. Taylor of Troy, N. Y.
and her daughter, Mrs. G. w
Tubbs, of New York city, are visit
ing relatives in town.
A. B. Connor, our station agent
is confined to the house by illness.
Mrs. John Chapman, n years O
age, recently went to Downer's GleI
in company with about twenty visit
ors and neighbors and seemed to en-
JOY climbing about over the rougl
paths as much as the younger mem
bers of the party.
The S. of VS.. held a lawn part,
and ice-cream sale at the Depot Parl
Saturday eve, with the drum corp
in attendance to draw the crowd.
Our new drum corps made its de
but Saturday evening at the Repub
lican rally, and did some first-clas
playing.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1892-08-26
In Memoriam.

Mrs. Laura A. Rawson, the subject
of this sketch, who died last Sunday,
was the daughter of the late Henry
Hall of Jacksonville and was born in
Townshend April II, 1910. In her
childhood days her father removed to
Londonderry where she lived until
Nov. 3, 1857 when she was united in
marriage to Manly S. Rawson of
Jamaica As result of this union
she became the mother of seven child
rem, the three oldest, Lila, Eva and
Della, having preceded her to the
silent tomb. The four who survive
her are Manly R. who is married and
resides in No. Grafton, Mass, Lana
G. who married Frank Dawson and
resides in Winhall, Portly D. and
Nellie M. who are still under the pa
ternal roof.
The deceased had been in poor
health for about 20 years and has
been confined to her bed between
thirteen and fourteen years, her dis
ease battling the skill of large num-
Der of physicians. During all this
period of affection she had the tender
care of kind and loving husband
who did all that was possible for her
comic Her suierings were very
great but borne in great patience and
from her bed nearly up to her death
she assumed the charge of her house.
hold and directed everything, there
being no failure in her mind whatever.
She was kind, loving wife and moth
er, and is deeply mourned by her
husband and children. Her mother
and three brothers and four sisters
survive her.
Funeral services were held at the
residence and at Jacksonville on Tues
day, Rev. G. T. Sutton officiating.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1892-08-26
LONDONDERRY.

Faster and Mrs. Curtis go to Paw
let this week as they will not return
till the last of next week there will be
no service at the church at IL A.. M.
as usual. Sunday school will be held
at II o'clock, also services will be
held at 80 p. M. by Mr.. Cardell.
Mrs. Annie L. McWaine passed
away at 8 A. NJ. Sunday after an i'll
ness of several months. Funeral
services were held Monday afternoon
at her late residence, Pastor Curtis
officiating. The family circle has the
sympathy Of large circle of friends.
Chas. Eames is home on short
vacation.
Willie Hathorn is visiting friends
in Ludlow for few weeks, accom-.
panied by his grandmother, Mrs
Hathorn.
Florence Hathorn has new Wor
cester organ purchased of Lue Rich
ardson and is taking music lessons Of
Elite Gibson.
Uniyersalist services will continue
to be held in the church next Sunday
also Sept. 4 and II at 1-3O z. NJ. AL
are cordially invited. A. j. Cardall
Acting Pastor.
Late arrivals at Maple Farm, Mis-
Cora Mayo, Fort Hamilton, N. Y.
Mrs. Nemeyer and son, College point
IN. Y, Mrs. E. A. Pierce and son
Springfield, Mass, Miss Edith Barrett
Manchester, Miss G. H. Hatch ant
Mrs. Bell Hatch, Boston, Mass.
Some of our people are dreaming
of Montpelier.
Mrs. Eva Lacore of Northampton
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
B. Sparrow is reshiugling hi
house.
Mrs. Armenia Cheney of Brattle
boro is visiting at 7. F. Jaquith's.
G. Holbrook agent for Thayer
Smith, marble dealers, Bellows Fall
was in town last week taking order
for that company.