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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Martin Thiebout has sued w X. Nun
500. the nursery man ia justice court
lie charges that finding him In the
orchard Mr.. Munson beet and bruised
him. haDdcnfed him and held him "a q
prisoner Tor twenty four hoUrE
Norman and john Helser of Algoma
we're lodxed in Jail yesterday on coua-
piaini q frsd Sergeant az Algoma. who
accuses them % stealing his turkeys.
They vii have a hearing before q justice
IA Alg0ma
The Mechanics aud Manufacturers
Natioual bank % Detroit has sued Ned
G. Haassn Of this city in the superior
court 70 collect note Of sliI.
Charles \. Remington. special al.
q. IN isfrat0r q the estate % III. r.
Hastings. Eisd bis fin4l report yesterday
showing an estate worth se5,sos.
The iury whicn tried the case % G. Z.
Cartwright - tue Fuller 4 kice Lum-
Der company found verdict. yesterday.
Tor the PLAINTIFF for Sl1346
Bridges Walsh has sued Russell A
CCnstock for trrspsssing on her prop
erty az North PARK. The Ease Is on trial
IN justice court
Eliza A Henfig was granted decree
81 foreclosure aud al order a hale on a
mortgage given BY ID. VI. Hendrick for
si.0if
Fsaak kIump. charged with selling
liquor without paying the taS. was held
90 isiai in justice couft
ALERT y. Tiffany was granted divorces
yesterday from Alfca T. Tiffany on the
grcuuG q desc ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
TURNED ON THE GAS
Jurors n the Circuit Court Nearly
Aapbynatsd
THEY FOUND Fos PLAINTIFF
ChaFics "A Blake-lee Gets $500
aDr . Bssken Leg fsem the
stress Railway Cenpzas.

The tsslse iafors sh0 vsre ont all
nixhf in ths Blaksslse damage ease
eams very seas returning then verdict
IA eoart q TIE gEe@s hersafter. sesae
nsnksr or TIE isry turned cut ths gss
snd All nat tarn u "a 10 that toe gas
sns cot eanreiy shut oh, About mid
nieht enc q TIA Jurors awoke. aud feel
inx queer be atteapted % rise ard
fous.i his head very heavy. Wiih DIT
fcalty Re reached the gas Iet and tnrued
il od The other jurors we're partly sat
foeatsd aud it sas more than IA hour
before AL u then fully recovered Ats
o'clock yesterday morHlng sealed vef-
diet 9as hanced 70 the shetin snd the
Jury xas released When court Coz
vensd the verdict eas read 10 gave
Mr Biakeelee "a. 30 damages Tor his
injuries. The verdict wss a compromise.
though u - sad The jury N4s unani'
no1s ahat he should have damages The
Street EA1Say comPany ASKED Tor
stay u IWenfy days. which Vas granted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Ures PraKtgs - Estate Elizabeth
Hesry deceased. bend lied aud letters
- administration issued % Ammo p.
NoNan sprraiser's warrant issued to
u ~ husoo AMI tlza Hudson; Nay
= as~iEurd fer hearing cialma Estate
George heDUaI. t.esr asset. Aoy. ~ as
six1ea iar hesrug sxecator's annual
accent tsfatc Arr1 miller. de
ceased arTraissTs warrant issued %
y g. AiNandar gnd Fnnk Goodrich.
Estate f,ut'ert ~ Swaln. deceased;
NaF y ass.gsed fof determining
bsirs kstsfe Fffis Homer. deceasel:
Nev - assigned Tor proving sal. -
tate Aaiam Van Dusen. deceased. hear.
iox o. prshafe - all continued until
Nov - Estate Henry Il. Hastings
1ees sss,l. oFslsr all0Sing special al
rsniafrafurs trsi account Estate
Ia. tas Be.tF,od decreased. hearing on
sxscui1rs secoant ortinpsd until
Nos iH fslafe Charm Ssyies. de-
ceased. or,ier admitting All 60 pro
hate Estate loryutle Baiksma. de-
erased. 8rseT sppoiuting saasnsstra-
81. bcud hiel and .etfsrs issued 10
Nsrns hwsenia Estate George p.
kfx degesse,i. order cioeinz estate
sIafEsf cia11a fslafs Arthur
h~,u3rmar. Deceased. order clasiar
estate against claims Estate Daniel
p Aarvn insane. order sppoictlng
raarsilau. Estate John Nahrhard.
decreased. sirir isfrators Grst aanaal
aceuant Sled
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Fer ne sssre 1t Pisss l. always painfsai
9ften tangefoas and usel<ss. and tnssf
1fig ekpensisss "a tae ether hana there 3
rev. certain care. perfecilJ FsAAisus
gives Inssaat fslief and peunszsnt ctr
81 Q<is bat tfii;e. Il i ths fyrarahi
fiie CeFe. Il = . mcFr certain c,zfs ts4a
: sszrsi.ai oprFafton. wilhoaf sny II u
isteaNs pain. expeean and danger q a.
opsflfian- ANY eruEsist VII set Z a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Nathan G Thomas has been granted
a divorce from his wife. Ina u. Thomas.
CO Tbs ground % extreme cruelty. Judge
Adsit handed doUn The decree The
testimony showed shst che bad lived
With four previous husbands. but only
a skcrt time With each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Thar psopls suffering from rflrs wil1
sndnr, thEm for years or submit 10 dan
eeroas. painful. cruel and expansive
surgical operations. wArn al The TINE
hefe i 4 painless. certain. hstlng cure.
which Elves instant rslief and costs hut .
tribe IL Is ealssd The Pynlnid Pie Cure
AMI ean DC found ~ Al drug stoEe& Any
druggsE wiz grs Il for yoa II you ask
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Fred = SAsgeant has sued Dr.. John
G. Kennedy for $1,000 damages for
malpractice. Mr.. Sargent claims he
too8 ozone treatment Ia DR.. kennedy's
olhce and bis langs were seriously Affect
Ell. 80 that his health was very much
impaired
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Trnas HAeexRrf Louis Wclks@ki.
iraarey. sdsturnei b Nov 4 Ma
Eceaffe ~ sfarlxi. assault and battery.
senfeace deferred Marshal boFnbau.
c'~ rrieriy. sdlonfnei 90 Nos = J.
q Huttcses aud Marta Inner. NO
iaflea tcs or.finaness Pssd o. g each
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

JunoF GEovE Charles T. Cartwright
- The Fulton 8 Rice Lumber con-
pany assump-it, verdict f0r plaintiff.
sif-f6. tred y Sergeant " john G..
kennedy. tFespass Ga the case. on
trial
Jrnoe ApSrr-Charies p Blakssles vs.
Consolidated Street Railway company,
trrspass Oh the case. verdict for plain.
80. St5o0 Siias White "a JOHN
1ieQarcn. trespass 90 the case. con-
tinued ~ consent. Henry W. Reid
~ Grand bspids s. Indiana Railroad
company. repleyin: Jury trial waived
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

-. -. 2. . -. - 81. -, (. Ii.

Esssa Esbssis. Mica cet "a issa
Naftea = kerehg ssven 1hat taa asssssfa szt
rasi ~ tss eoesfrastfoa e stsas u Tad
street ffra asoa faa. - 81 = Fet
rsrelss pa nsraf therrnE ~ fae feftad - fneltT
sss4 froa tA easa - tfs ollses II ne sstgtress
az n soRKIcK csss Tssasarsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Captain Sweeney. u 3 A.. San Diego
Cal. says: -Shliohis Cstarrh i.emsdy .
ne ngsx medicins | have ever frund
that soGld d. ne sny good Price ooc
Sold By r.. J. Wurxbarg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Shiloh's Nitalizer is what you need
for Dyspepsia. Torpid Liver. Yellow Skin
on Kidney rronble. II Is guaranteed 10
give you satisfaction Price Toe Sold
by - y Wurzburc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Grnd Rsttas hseA. ~ ~ is1a
Matte A hsrshy sfsea tast tae s~ssss rasat
fnli ~ tks oanstFscttSa a Z sever "a
y Ftk bian.s a. - 20 ~ - fai - - 81 ~
beiea sseaBe = 500 - Ff hands, ead tust
tNuasy days frata tsis este - ths c1ies 81 tas
s s's '''''a' ~ ssoskRick Gu T,...as..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Grass hsrt4s. ssh ftt - fxn
Nstt<s = hrref5 sgres tasa So asss<s1sens
soii ~ - <st1sstfutttcs - q aes-f ~ tfaa
foFa straFt tH.Ea asst@rA ssrNns vi
tex q 4 4nirtFHE. - 49, ~ nIf h4e1s
snd Eet 80 rHHetFe E4fne1l tasFeot -
a1s F>riea 81 teeaB 60. IVA 80 osls e.
tas e<1sss - - az trssseFes elu kstk
n0s a ~ - s4hktt =. CO 1Esasa-<1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

eoaneuo1blion q The arrival q car
nra cfpp a. tees cetees etc fhe
Great Aflssste A feeiae Tea Go. 10
Aeoscs stress. a. West bfhize stEeeI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

fstsnd nasias - a., 0cE D.. iSaa
Notice i hsFsay efeea So tte as.esssneat
rs.ll 2 tee eoassfactsoR ~ seWs ~ ilfesa
aFena- ffast central ssenus e.. 1eicreoa
syehas s. nes n ~ hseas snd thAt -. -
sslss eagasel.t lherses to- ~ l.sFiod "a tweatr
dsys fro1s ihis asfs e. The Sfes "a ne estf
tsesssres. sstg hslA -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

ersns Repsas. hirs. "a - tea
seftss h bsrcey essaa tissa 80 sas-sNnsnf
rou fc4 80 irnPfaFesrent - sitrF stE So ~
r~ss - os krsl eepntF I. 80 i1e,n (ssses
thsf I'll fsr@te rsYNsnf ttertsa tnf 10
refi<,d - fS<atf eats ffczs thh 6sss 81 ths
etl.es 81 ne e y reas1ner. ffty heA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
H. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AcEsr



fok sAf.E-HorSss aknlors
nss neaers n.s-soou. n,a.> a. ~
sxssns $50 fssat4<A epas1 l. - -, 49,
eea ~ tafEaiA Ai<a 90 - Eur<--, -.
- s-<st tefA. ecr1w i.< O. - <'<,s<
isfsyr1< MA snrna<s. e4tA go al -
nafn>tensnls oz.e "a ks..ar sv.rs< -
Ee,ss esfnw iosi eoc1 ksr1' . $500 -.
49,. f'.ssa sssnse sns q Paris 1sesos ca "a
- s. spsp>e, oee - as<tl1<s. rne "a Eisk-
- sseass Ass tsu kon>cs = Esuscr .sr~~<.
ektnenEs 10 bees sn4 - esl<<. ID lnsst-I
-. eoet-~ 81 tsss str<& <l1<a1r kx<6ns<.e
s's-.~ ier fais - sseh<nes
fAkzs ron sALs or sacasxak
= SIRE cas slis s.eu a,rsa cn..-,. -
Ioees epd eara. god oss.kafa Ill ant~r 800
49, . ssletss..., - 81 sxlAsAss ~ -
A,sp fsrn - = e res ae.s ye.i..u<.ii.. "a
trLsln<s. koo1 otcaefd snd ean1 LAID 4. -
chance tof bonse apd ief Ia en-
40 ~ sfIes In t<euship ~ tx.n~s a 1.<.~.
tfun citft - acrrt iInfl1oFaI klIan..1 t.---<,[
nem - -
! hsss unu,hsr u h.s smpp~~s f.ru-s.
h.ns esanss. ~hisA q. d.spa-s q a sr~ss
AIses punh>f - One piro.- - r.~s~. La
nc@f IN eltys ranslns fr1ln &c D. fsIlsF sSrzs
have iets IN Al paris IT I1< olzs a. III -
ffchAnss noupes 70 rem
Aonsf % issn "a 5000 real cst.s. sseqry
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
MONEY TO LOAN.
no YOU WANT MoSEYf-Ifso. ycs win An,
~ IL 70 your advantage IA ses ns before boz

no you WANT MoNEIf-Ifso. yca win Ana
IL IL TO your advantage IA ses ns before Dor.
rowing.
We make loans on household FOODS. pianos
iorSes. wagons, OF personal property Of any
kind at the lowest po<slblo ratss and In Tia
quickest possible time
Our loans ere mads without publicity ani
tie property v left IN your Individual posses
zion
Leans can Be carried as long ~ desired orcs.
IT, raid IN fun. OF In part. at any time to suit
your convenience, and any part paid reduces tina
ccst OF carrying the loan
II you owe q balance furnfturs rfano -
ether property. We will par nup ior You and
carry - long as you desire
We also msks loans on the buiidins sndios.
association plan
Our Offices are IN. most pieassns IN tho city
and ara 30 arranged that parties calling upoa
u may ~ waited upon quickly and eourts-
eusly.
Remember that you havs ths use 81 both ths
property and tho money and can retuFn TIN
ucney ~ any time.
1RAAD RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Room ?, Tower block.
Corner % Monroe. Pearl and Csnai.es
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Whst ttea rtessai.ssH asa4as a.
rii..i - H-~fs Nsssatsries 4 -.. =
H. feis asrissire = ttfsfert ffsa
atfets sr.i saFefaF in rert esd ear.
ts~ Esees tf1 81 srsl ga sil knss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

three bottles relief was apparent. hence she
ooutinued 20 take II until abe had used twenty
Eve Que dollar bottles. Now she - healthy
and strong, a. she never was before.
she Will be- forty-one years old on the eth OF
next March and next 20 God she owes her life
90 sWAMP-RoOT. I send you this testi-
mony and enclo~e herewith q Photograph OF
my wife. Your true friend. HERMAN BRoERISo.
Fsh. - $50 Ioramies. shelby o., Ohio.
<Hss-x-y> A. D-.exf-s.. Soc. or ef-oo sire
VNAMH -IsvsIla.' estds Go ueaith- and
GHR m Csssslstisa Free
- d. Eifners
.ES u & Q Anointrnent
SS<Wz. Cures Piles
HCSo1 Trial Free. At Druggists SOC.
usss.s.Is - Dr. Eflrser a On, Binghsmtan. T.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

f4u freasureTe DHrr.
ersnf Rapids. A.rh.. Nss. I. f@a
Metre 10 herrby eitvn tat tiss ss<~ssmsas
roll fof ecE<ts1rttn< q Eswer n hos 49, q
Stfeef. frota ut effef - fHe- *it trerk
y now r. 40 hxpd- sn< thss ~fil rr>eivs rag.
nsenf thereon for th< p~tied - fsrnff asvs lFc1s
thts dsts - shs o<i-rs Il tss ssv tr->ssr-<.
sssn nn soRRICK. Cru Tre-ss-~l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

We~ia pe.sent g. every euwsomsF -
esfsriaF a eos q eiessaE esndg. "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

er.sa Rspsd.. siek-. se-. liza
Ncsios \ herpbg fisnn tAst ths ssssssrssn.
roii fef The cet.stfuf l4ea - sesef - fsftt-
b us strssl fraal Tire sfreft ~ eoF tsa~f
- rev e. NJ hsDds. En4 tksf &C eecelre
fay usents e. SANE ~ The r.r~1s.3 - fwenff
days lrnsn tfsss asfe, - Ne odius q tAs sstl
treasurer eip hal
nod D. h ~okhlCk. CtT Tr~sznr~'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
DRoPSY DROpsr I DROPSY |!



Ny wife had suffered
for shre> yeArswith
Dropsy, during that
tine she vas attended
~ i've Different
phy-ieis Ne none
OF whom helped her
for longer than = few
days. We also used
beSides more than
twenty different rcm-
eiies. but nothing
would help
Then We used YOUR
SWAMP ROOT,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

SALE OF STOCK.
Proposals for Convicf Labor at Michi-
rnn state Prison.

ssaled proposals. y ~ be rsceised o. DE Office
OF the warden ~ the n hsEsa 81 . r.son un-
al n O'clock neon On u inlay N vcfabrr =. A.
D. ls.3 for the labor OF 10 eoiit cts Tor . term
not less THAI Ave yeass nor lougef than ten
yesrs frofn and alter the first day 81 ID com Ger
"A. ID LIS.
Proposals viii be ~ ,iFcI fot the whole nnm.
her Of convscts NJ above or FOE any nunsb q ct
the m not lees than fifty.
All labor under tue proposed e. attract must
he performed within the prlson ard within
bulldinrs which will Be furnf-hea b. the state.
and in acc ordance with he pIssou rules. rega-
lations and discipline ia lorye Ter the time
being Power will b. fern iahod contractors at
reasons ole rates AZ desired
Proposals will specify the articles 10 he IN anu
factured, the sh p spsee re4u rcd and the price
20 bo paid Per dag per eonvict. and vi ] con.
taia the name OF two persons WHO are proposed
~ sureties upon hs bend required to be given
IL a contract Is to 20 entered into
Each proEosai mus be accompanied by
load in the VI OF one onssnd dollars. with
surety satisfactory 10 the board 81 inspectors,
eondit ioned that 10 case the bid IL accepted by
the arden. the hidcer will. upon entering into
tho contract IN pursuance Of the bid. execute
a bond Of two or moro saresies IN n sum salts.
factory TO the lnspectors. conditioned for tue
faithful performance Of such contract on his
part.
Proposals must be sealed. addressed TO the
warden. Michigan State frison jackson Hichi-
gan, aud marked Proposals for Conviet
Labor Tho right 70 reserved TO reject any
ami all proposals.
Date 4 Michls an State Prison. Oct. - 1850
octifd-noys WA CHANBExLlS. Warden.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

MONEY 10 loan on city real estate wIIlsr
vi r. Grifiths, q Canal ST. ~
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LEGAL


Trcasurer's Notice.
CHy Trrasufrr's ofirA
Grand Ra pfas MICA. Oct $. 1sp1
Notice l. hereby gwen that the asseafneni
roll Cor the construction II sewcy in Mad4
30 ssenus. from n - Strest - ~ l.. X
csiye fayrnent theresa Ice the Period a
twenty dsss from this dsfs "a TIE o1scs q ths
cify tfez sufeI. cttr talh
nov IL -. IL tpkkItk. Cts Irees1rsE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Trcasuref's Notice.
Cry Trsssurcr-s OT-e.
Grand Rapids. Nieh- Nov. I. ieaa
Notice Il hareby eivrb that tbs sss-~snent
roll for TIE inprorsment a I'm stiiia rsrt
from fsdteon aserus - south Iren street
psymaEs theresa Cor The period ~ twrnfT dags
frsn tbs asss - Tie ohses q ths eats trees.
sssz Mn soRRrCg. cis rr.sssr~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

DESTAURANT ami lunch counter for sale OF
IL exchange. Leading place Ia city. estab-
Hshed w live ytafs; last years receipts run
ness will hear q h rough inxes ga ton: ZEN.
uine bargain trade for gooi Iropsrty. ID. ID.
Slater Co. No. 20 Monroe street, phoee 40.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
pRoB,TE ORDER state Of Michlran, ccul

TaaoARr, woLcorr 4 GASsoS,
sat dec 10 Attorneys for hortgagea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

A RARE business chance for sais or ex-
~ change for unencum b-red city property
voices at s1uOo Address A. Box HERAL o
Office. II
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

4 NAN who understands taking measures
n and inows o rething about the tai oring
business IN p .sit'ou where by hustling
care Herald. ~
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-07
Teachers,

Our Blount Co. Institute will be
held at Maryville beginning June
26 at 8. Il. m. and ending July at
4 p. m.
Now Teachers we must mean
business, let us make this Institute
a complete success. Let US secure
the largest attendance we have
ever had. Assisted by Prof. J. C.
Barnes, 1 shall endeavor to con.
duct the Institute in a way that
will be of the greatest interest and
will bring the least embarrassment
to the teachers. A portion of the
examination WILDE conducted each
day so that all may take part.
Now Teachers please do not ask
for duplicates this year; but let me
insist that review the branches and
prepare yOurselved to pass a
creditable examination.
announced in the TIMES that
1 could not license those who do
not attend. This was not idle talk
but meant it all. Hoping to see
prompt attendance I remain.
Yours Respectfully.
Robert Walker, Co. Supt.
Biount Co.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-07
Open Letter.
To the Sun Life Insurance,C

To the Sun Life Insurance, Co.
Gentlemen a ~,
1t was my sad misfortune to lose
my wife Mary A. On the ;2Sth d
May, but was fortunate enough to
hold policy in your Co., for which
check for $l56 was sent me on the
3Oth' Your check coming when il
did, came like a ray of sunshine in,
to our home. 1 would say to all
those not insured in your Co, that
they should take out Insurance will
you at once. For promptness of pay
ment and courteous treatment the
Sun, exceeds any l have yet seen
Hoping that all my friends will
take out policy in your Company
and that every success may attenC
you remain,
Respectfully Yours,
WILL B. GODDARD
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-07
Last Saturday the TIMES force

Last Saturday the TIMES force
laid down the harrassing cares OF a
newspaper life and went to ALE
ghany Springs for the day. At this
beautiful and heathful resort, the
Saratoga of the South most
pleasant time was had. The miner
al water at this place is pleasant to
the taste as well as heathful and the
famous eye water cleared up the
visionary organs of the whole party.
The present Land Lord and Land
Lady, Mr.. and Mrs. Longfellow, are
both pleasant people, who may be
depended upon to do all in their
power to make visit to their de-
lightful watering place, enjoyable
and never to- be- forgotten.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-07
W.P.BARNHILL.
Bank Blount Co., Tenn.

Last Saturday evening we took
excursion as body to Mt. Vernon.
Today we go to Arlington. The
strain on mind and body is simply
terrible and these occasional excur.
sions are very grateful.
JUNE End, 1893.
The Briggs Case has occupied al.
most the whole of the closing week
of the Assembly.
DR.. Briggs was charged with
teaching:
~ That the Reason, and the
Church, are fountains of Divine
authority and do savingly enlighten
men, even such as reject the Scrip
lures and the Meditation of Jesus
Christ.
(2) That errors may have existed
in the original text Of Holy Script
ures.
(3) That the great body Of Mes
sianic Prophecy has not been full.
filled, and cannot now be fulfilled
because its time is past.
(G That Moses is not the author
of the Pentateuch.
(5) That Isaiah did not write
half of the book that bears his
name.
| (6) That Sanctification is not com
plete at death, and that the process
es of redemption extend to thu
world to come.
The Prosecution substantiatet
these charges (and numerous Speci
fications under each) by citations
from DR.. Briggs writings.
The General Assembly SUSTAINED
the charges by vote of 3S3 to II
and DR.. Briggs was suspenpe'
from the ministry of the Preby
terian Church until he shall Civ
evidence of repentance.
Thus ends one OF the most nOte(
heresy trials of this century.
The decision of the General AS
sembly leaves no ground for uncer
tainty as to the position of thi
church in regard to the inerranc,
of Holy Scripture.
The General Assembly meet
next year at Saratoga-let us max
this year the grandest in the his
tory of the church.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-07

Music.
Address, BY Rev. J. b. ]. Brickey
Subject, Mode of burial in all ages.
Music.
Address, BY Rev. Stone.
Subject, The Resurrection.
Election of officers for ensueing
year. Basket dinner at 12 a. m.
everybody invited
BY order of committee.
]. N. Mcconnell Pres.
Turner Walker, Clerk.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-07
AMONG THE CHURCHES,
Things that ought to inter
est Inc Church goerS of
the County.
New Providence PRESBYTERIAN Church.
+, T.. MOORE, Pastor

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+. +. MOORE, Pastor
Regular services were held in our
church on Sabbath. AT the morning
service the pastor gave brief &C.
count of the General Assembly
which appears elsewhere in this is
sue.
AT our Wednesday evening
prayer service the work Of the Sab
bath School will be our special
theme for prayer and conference.
Next Sabbath, June 18th, is set
apart for "Children's Day." and in
stead of our regular preaching SER
vice in the morning we will have
special exercises BY pupils and Off
GERS of the Sabbath School. We ex.
tend cordial invitation to all who
are not otherwise engaged to attand
this service.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-07
Card Of Thanks.

We return most sincere thanks
and heartfelt Christian gratitude to
all who have given or offered sub.
stantial tokens (of any and every
kind of their sympathy in our late
overwhelming affliction and irrepar-
rable loss. And we are led especial
ly, to emphasize our thanks because,
she, whose loss we so deeply mourn
was so mindful to express her graft,
tude to all her neighbors with her
last breath.
J. N. HENRY and CHILDREN.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-07
BIE-EDmoNDsoN.

At the First NJ. E. Church, at the
close ct prayer meeting Mr.. Arthur
N. Ruble of Kansas City, was mar
ried to Miss Lula Edmondson oil
Blount, Rev. ]. A. Ruble, presiding
elder of the Clinton district, and
father of the groom, officiated. Miss
Edmondson is the daughter of ex-
Sheriff Houston Edmondson Of
Blount county, one of the most pros
porous and popular farmers of tina,
good old county. She is graduate
of Maryville College, handsome and
accomplished.
MIR. Ruble has been a resident of
Kansas City for many years and
now occupies responsible position
in connection with the live stock ex
change of that city. By industry
and application he won the conf
dence an esteem of his associates
and has gained host of friends il
Kansas City as he had here. The
newly welded pair were at the Pal
ace hotel last night and will leav,
for theil future home in Kansas
City today.-Knoxville Journal.
Both of these young people art
we'll known here and friends joir
with the TINES in wishing them hap
piness and prosperity.