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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-06
LOST MOUNTAIN.

Owing to the fact that Prof D A Sewel!
will attend the Peabody Normal one week,
ne will not reopen his school here until
July 18th.
Miss Julia Florence OF Hampton has
been visiting r. S. Lindieys family
4 3 Johnston has returned from Jack
sonville, Fla.
Quite number OF Powder Springs
petty girls and clever young men attend
ed the singing choir at Midway Sunday
afternoon,
Old Lost Mountain has ESCAPED hail
storms and cyclones and we have no
reason to complain. Our crops would
have been very good had the grass not
struck them. We were Industrious and SO
was the grass, so much so it cut our crops
on to some extent, but not yet have we
heard of any relief committee for the
grass sufferers.
The young men here have organized a
debating society, ALhEN,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Agreeably to an order of the Court of
Ordinary of Cobb county, will be sold at
auction at the Court House door of said
county on the first Tuesday in August
next, within the legal hours of sale the
following property TO wit Lot of land
No. 31S in 18th district and 2nd section
Cobb county, Ga, containing 40 acres
more or less. Said lot of land is situated
at Nicksjack Station on the Georgia Pacific
Rsilroad. Sold as the property of Jas. c.
Moss, late of said county deceased. Terms
cash. This July 9Th, 1893
HARRIET N. DURHAM, Adm'x.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-06
:. D. BRADwELL.
State School Commissioner
LA GRIPPE.

During the prevalence Of the GRIPPE The
mast seasons it was o noticeable fact that
those who depended upon DIR. Kings New
Discovery, not only had speedy recovery,
but escaped all Of the troublesome after
effects OF the malady. This remedy seems
to have a peculiar cover in efecting rapid
cures not only in cases of La Grippe, but
in all Diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs,
and has cured cases of Asthma and Hay
Fever of long standing. Try it and be
convinced. 1t won't disappoint Free
Trial Bottles at J. D. Malone's drug store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-06
STORY.

The crops are being cleaned very fast
and has improved very much in the last
ten days. but the stand Of Gotten is not
over three quarters.
Upland corn is looking very we'll and
and nearly all laid by. The wheat is
being threshed and the yield is about an
average. The oat crop is being cut and
is very fine.
The all day singing at Cross Road
Church last Sunday, was we'll attended by
the young people.
Some of our people will attend the cele
bration at Roxana on the fourth of July, =
The third quarterly meeting of the Ac.
worth circuit win convene at County Line
M. f. Church, South, on the fourth Sun
day and Saturday before in July.
Mrs. Fannie McLain commenced her
school at Sandy Flat last Monday.
DEMOCRAT.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-06
UNION CHAPEL.

Farmers in this section have about finish
ed laying by" their crops and harvesting
wheat and oats, and may now take little
rest.
The Union Chapel baseball ground, in
front of Testers. is now great rallying
centre every Saturday afternoon and the
national game receives much attention.
1t is the only place about here where
Strikes" are allowed or encouraged. The
Clippers" of Sandtown road, still claim
the laurels
| don't think any one along this road
can show finer piece of corn, than Mr..
Frank Watson. 1t is worth driving out
this way to look at. And then, while out,
drive on down and see Mr.. A. G. Edward
cotton field That is worth looking at too.
So is Eugene GooSmans.
Mrs. Butler will commence the summer
term of her school at Union Chapel, on
Monday, July 18th Mount Zion public
school will also reeommence on the same
date.
large congregation came out to hear
Rev. Mr.. Wynne on Sunday last, but some
unavoidable cause prevented his coming,
and we all suffered a disappointment.
Rev. 81 ]. Ellis will preach for us next
Sunday. Let him see the house filled.
The young people throughout this sec>
ton are now having good times, generally :,
and singings and picnics are the order of
the day. The singing at my house on last
Sunday night, in which Olive Springs and
Mount Zion united to pour out their treas
ure of song, was a very pleasant affair, and
we thank the young people for giving us
such a treat
Several people, within the past week,
have taken me to task about my Jersey
COW, rather implying doubt of her vorac>
ity AID of her owners veracity.a Friends,
if you would have your doubts removed,
bring out your old clothing, old shoes, car
pets and books, and observe the compla,
cent, grateful look on her face as she de-
yours them. SIZE changed her diet last
week and ate up an umbrella of Mrs.
Beach's. We are thinking seriously of
hanging sign upon her horns, -"Umbrel>
las recovered while you wait" If any one
has an umbrella to be recovered, and would
like to have COW skin covering and can
wait long enough, bring it along.
Having received several receipts OF late
for the cure of the red,bug unpleasantnes
l will give them to your readers. Have
not tried them all and can't say which is
the best First, Take good dose of
"grinanbearit." I am trying that now.
Second Dig the pests out and fill the cavi>
ties with soap" AS hoe'hands are scarce
and hard to get, have not tried that rem-
edy. Next, Battle in salt water and use
Carbolic soap." Again, Use a curry,
comb every hour. y Again, Take sponge
bath in kerosene oil" In this casa one
should make his will before applying
match to himself to remove the smell of
the oil. Another remedy is salt pork rub>
bed on externally and an internal appli.
cation of corn juice. If the internal app
plication is made first, the external one is
frequently omitted. The above remedies
are all good and any one of them will cure
the trouble in thirty days, when, if LETT to
run its course, unattended to, it might
hang on for whole month.
FARMER BEACH.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-06
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Cffice of State School Com mission er
Atlanta, Ca, June "a, 1898.

Cffice of State School Commissioner,
Atlanta, Ca. June "a, 1898.
To'9on. W. R, Power, C. s. G.. Mariet~
ia, Ga-Yon are hereby instructed to call
all the teachers of your county who hold
license to teach, both white and colored,
to attend the Annual Session ofthe Teach
ers' Institute 10 be held at Marietta, Ca,
for FIVE days, beginning July 10th, 1898.
You will also suspend all schools under
your authority for that week.
s. D. BRADwELL,
State School Commissioner.
To the Teachers of Cobb County. You
will in COMO rmity TO the above instruct>
ions, attend the Annual Session of the
Teachers Institute, commencing on Mons
day July 10th proximo.
W. r. Power, Superintendent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
Chicago Grain.

CHrcAso. March i5.-Nheat made a
rather weak start this morning and sold OF
10 from last nights close. the general SEN
s.nient being bcari-h AZ the moment. but
good buy M orders came in and sent prices
upa cent. Prices at the close were nc
higher.
Corn was, for the most part. dull. The
closing quotations werc identical with tho-e
~ the day t>fore. The cats market was
quiet and slightly firm.
tn. provision market was raided again
according 20 the recent daily practice ~ the
opening May pork opened m l7.Sl. de-
c'iusd TO l7-17it. then recovered 20 Is and
closed az i9.51is. May lard sold OF early 90
n 50 and recovered 10 12.l0. which was
the closing price and l5c better than Il
cloes-l yesterday. Butfcrine was firm ana in
good demand. Eass Lake dairy. per pound
Ice: ciaQirp. let Ikin0is creamery, isc
fancy creamery. l9i4c.
wHxT-Mareh. 72'sc; May. 7esc; July.
731sc.
Coss-March. use; May, $40; July,
ff4c.
0,rs-May. aeKc; June. a2xc; July.
&Ec: September. 81 =
poak - March. si72; May, N1.52
July. si7.f5: September. $40
LAkD-March. Sli.s; May, sl2.l0;
July. SILT; september. Sii.i5
Khe-March, sloOo; May, si0..5; July,
So.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

BEARS ON A ROMP
They Successfully Rad One Stock
After Another.
MANHATTAN TOOK A JUMP
Sugar Dropped 3 Per cent at One
Break and Missouri Pacific HAD
Esen a Morse Pate.
MANHATTAN TOOK A JUMP

Srw YoRk. March H. Money on call
has been easier, ranging from + 10 ),
iast can a. ,. and e!,sing offered al 4
Posted rates. isoisU4ssis.
Government bonds have been steady.
TIE bears have had held day al the
New York stock exchange. One stock
after another was taken in hand AMI
r4ided successfully. The furthes break
in sugar and apparently veil snthenti
Gated reports about POPULATIONS Tor the
account % one of the leading officials II
the company had denoralixing effect
On other stocks. which have 81 late been
weak. sugar dropped per cent and round
amounts we're thrown overheard. New
England declined "a and Iaekaxanna 81
Ia the remainder Of The list the losses acre
equal - !. a - per cent Reading wa-
relatively rriner than the rs, and actually
advanced frtcti0ually. rally Of = -
Per cent eu-slsd ia the general lisf, while
Manhattan jumped from i-o5 - l.6li. Be.
fore the upward movement bad gained
much Roadway the market got another 81
lziek from a sudden hrcak ia Missouri ia.
cifc from - 10 As. The sales reached
At. fe<l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

Nxw YoRK. March i5.-FLoCR-Morc
active. steady.
NaEAT-M0derafely active for export;
steady No rcd CLOSED. March. -fc; April.
sc; May. 16llc; Jene. s91c; Jaly, 90 IS; Aug
a.. 7SAc September. IA.
CokS--Earier. moderately active; closing
firm. unchanged. - Is down. March. &c /;
April. 81 ~; May, 50, IS: July, 50'sc.
BASEBALL. lower. steady. Closing spot
princes; No., as4@Sac; No. = white. AZ
1f34.c.
I-ssp-b-tte demand. frmer; western
steady closed al IT'D; city. 100; March,
lis.
i',ax-tlaiet, steady old mess. 1900; new
mess. 400.
CnKssE--Dull. unchanged; state. 10 10
L.. fancy. II - - i2c \; part SKINS. > to Ice.
CoEFEE Options opened steady; un-
changed. Ia 10 points down; clo~ed
tsslely sfesiy ) points down 10 10 up. March.
las, 20 1s.O; April l6.6o to l6e5; May.
io.i1 20 leo. June. 1000 a. 1865 July. l6.sD
10 $40. August. iG.2O Ia l6-2S: September,
ib.i5 - is.25. October. 1910 10 loo; spot
BIO steady. quiet; M. :, L. e.
SrsAR-fkaw quiet steady: fair refining,
- centrifugais. ; 5-l6 refined dull; mould
\, a. 20 10; standard A, sic ~ ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
Of Interest to Inventors,

The AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION, OF
which this paper is a member,
has a standing offer of a gold
medal, valued at $50, to be
awarded to any one who in
vents any mechanical device
whereby the process of pro-
ducing newspapers is cheap
cned, or that will be in any
way a benefit to publishers.
For further particulars adj
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York.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

Both the method and results when
fyrap q Fss 10 tskens j. Is pleasant
aid refreshiBg 20 the taste. and ses
genlly yet promptly on the Kidneys.
LIVER aad bosei4. clexns~s TIA syS
ten sfsctnzily, dizpels colds. head
aches and fevsrs and cures hAkitnL
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 10 the
oniy remedy Of ia kind ever pro-
lacsd, pleading 10 the taste and ac-
esplsbis 10 the stomach. prompt In
ia action and truly beneficial In ~
Effects. prepared only from the Eaost
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many sxcelisnt qualities commend Il
a. al and have male IL ths most
popular remedy known
syrup Of tizs u for sals In Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gssiz. Any reliable druggis, who
raw not have Il on hand viii pro
cure It promptly for any ore whe
wishes 70 try L. DO not AeoePs Any
Substitute.
CALIFORNIA FJc SY6vP co.
sss sxssosoo. cat.
S-s-S>-~--. NJ 80 49, -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
Attempt at Suicide
II Hsst Nave Seen Prevented.


While the walks IN the Public Garden
~sre cso~ted ycssrlay Afternoon ahont
81 O'Clock. People near the catrsnes gates
a the corner - Deacon and 1hariss streets
were horsihcd - So a man suddenly plunge
a snife repeatedly into his tkroat and fall 10
the ground.
" hiie waiting fsr conveyance an ctiicer
questioned the would-be suicide, ~ap AIS
about 20 vears q AZ, as q rs name address,
ard reason for wishing e. end his life. but
tn man stendfs<fiy refused u give any NOR
nation regarding himself lie vas taken io
the Massachusetts, General Hospital and
sa-eicsl attendance given him Although
wax rem ioss q blood 4 - probahc he
I'll recover About o'clock last nisht
hs<piial sffsndant got \ little Information
ffan Aim re said his aaue rss samuel
D. ard that he cane some weeks sso
from Nes Erunswick. Tie last few DAYS
A. hsas sls ~ e'ierf. ard h. has bs-ri van.
sseriag slert tAeFiiv. not kno~ins sliis'h ~sy
e. tDrn. ~ has ,mpeiisi hin % commit kis
rssh sct h. sss nrabie - say.
The aoove j. the familiar hut terrible
sforT II be results q mental dera1seinen.
eaiisei - nversfTain of the nervous svxtsr7.
People who have dfr1.ess. i>u.fark< o. 5set.
49,. or ~se are troubled with -seia,-riioky or
srrcoa.fsnf feelings. are already eel Un the
rrsd ~hirh isasfs 3, isaaasg and Fvse,ie
Or. M.iss Medical Coz I cannat frd
hnx1is<e IN shirh - express nv spiireris.
tim a he great hsne6f have deriv~sl
Fra the nss ~ Te1r Restorative $sw4ins.
VIXEN iifs heran,e . barber wsa.i -, tlse
Nervfne 10 so.ahe nv setkers.i s~rv,~ aut
A. -air, nv exhausted sni ir-is.his lrta.'
Ms ~ RsoWS. torhesier \. T.
u NJ Esss~ntsS Nerss hls nc. ss1usi
IN ruar~e T~rvous fsea-ss Il tmsslas
n, arisses or dangerous ff1rs tell ca
prssff-e xasrsntee ~ al Druggists AMI
+. Nils usdicsl Co. Elkhart. In'i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

L0xnox. March 15.-Forcicn grain mar.
<fts OF-ned thi- morning easier. At Liver
I.ssi. whsa, srot much IN demand nd
0iu,sr ~ lower. -four. sd lower corn III
iovsri California ~heat carc~.- 81 coast
eni nearly due ~ lower; wheel IN fazzaz-U
very lifflf inquiry ami corn quiet. The
French markets were unchanged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

T~fox srocx Nlkps. Chicago. March h.
Catfie-Receipts- 1000; firm; common to
extra steer. 49, 70 So; -fockers and
feeders. SO to $50; COWS and bulls, l.a0
a. SIS.
Hogs-Recrlpss. 1000: weak. 10 20 &c
loerr. heavy $50 - $50: mixed and
medium. SO 20 SO. light. 10 Ia Ks.
Shscry-Receipfs. l2no; drIn; poor %
choice. - oo 10 $50: lambs $50 70 $50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

Drrnofr. Micii. March wheat-No. .
rel. cash. s'c; May. Ike; July, To-; No.
I sshitc ca-a ett,
torr--so. 3 taa~h. f27(c.
Oats-No. > white. cash. 80.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

HIS 7 vi CTT7lIIl. + q y DO
CANNED GooDs-CoTn. 81 .9ke l.5o per dos |;
tomatoes. Si.e5sdi..D per doz.
CoFFKEs- Roasted, Rio. s2ta25c; Mari
caibo. a6Qfeoc; Java, ake &c; Mocha and
Java. .nsd.&c.
L,KD-t compound tiefces. $1,000; CON-
round. 5opound tins. lie; pGre. tiercts.
sl3.35; ,Dp0und tins, l3isc: kettle rendered,
tierces, sif.a5: 0-pound TINS iiisc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
M Dr.. Won PETERS
Va LIQUID
MSULPHUF

Nature always administers sulphur in liquid
form. Why not initiate nHturef
Liquid sulphur L. simply pure solution ~
sulpher. No secret Is snade 81 the result. The
process of ~ anufaciEre y the secret.
sulphur has been uscd by the medical profcS-
sion time ont 81 mind.
II viii he found prescribed hy the best
authorities. approved By the best practice.
Liquid sulphur" Internal f-for the blood.
stomach liver and Kidneys
liquij sulphur ~Lotionr-Ali diseases Of
the skin<
Liquid Sulphpr-.ror the Bath" Nature
own cure for rheumatism.
Liquid sulphur special'-For Diseases Of
women.
on SALE AT THE DRrGofsrs'.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
Egg. fresh. - dez ,....<*.--....is
x..x.tables aud s<>eis.


t.fFi Ks-Fair ~ good. PEI Dbl. $40
@ul; iancy, psF hia. s,-al4asl
s'EAssxaEfEs~ hii sad chelgies. $40 Ter
la; Jerseys, $tt,ktszs per bu
ltoAIDA oRsAGzs-Brights, Siops Al
rei' 30.
l.Eko>s->es Nessinss. Ia h0x u SDs
AMI 3sJs. <i-5Ua4lsl pr box.
hA>4sAs-~ According "a quaiity. sl-sez
$50 pr t,unch
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAErps. sIcH.
CAPITAL 100000

D. A. bloDoEfT. President.
Gu ". Gar. Vice President.
M. H. ANDERSON. Cashier.
fso. A. sEa~otK. Asst Cashier.
Trsnsscfs q senrrsi tankiGx business In
tsrrst paid on time deposits. hy special ar
ransrfnent With xessrs- knsuth. Nschod and
kGbn 81 New fork. letfsrs II credit currenf In
all foreign countries. issued direct us,an the
H.cst favorable conditions. and drsft. drawn On
all foreign cities Al lowest rstas
DlkACToEx.
VIM VI. Anderson. VIM. Sesrs
Christian iserrscn. tfeea n johnson.
A. J. Bowne. :. NJ Lffsou-
A. ID. kst1bone. q. ". Gay.
D. A. Mosgrtf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
rsME CARDS
GRAND RAPIDS L INDIANA
RAILROAD.
5Aansp = I<0

frsins ie4sins soush ~ a. ~ sna Il ar.
run aAiit. tthef tfaiHf aallf cxotIt s1ndaS.
slEsFtso kNp f-kiss ca ssepftE
>trtls-i - A. tFAl1 Las psfifs osr a. -.
eFse tiiy. ~ . tTas7 hEf fsIrlns - tsr.,..s
ksrii< "a ftin>kft and kacktn4s ttft
- ~ 4 "a train has s4eeIlhE car (lftnd N.a
ia - fete..kes snn Nac4 lnaN
noath tr.in las i,allur ca fss,aaa
haptds - Cincinnati
D. f ~ tram has Earior s2s Grand hapia.
"a hicAeo.
ss train has " ssnrs slees.iss car s,r.rs
ksl.ids g. tlarlf.rsfi.
II 80 "a train has Ns<nss slsrl,i.,r car tir..a
Rapids "a thicaesA
nTskEGo>. GRAND RAPIDS fNDfaNa
fsa haske<ofl.. ~. Is uws,n 49,
frsn Aazk est.n -Ar.-io o. a. ssarn er y i
cuatA1 lgain iesses fof Nuska.,s1 lla !. -.
Arrives fron h4zkes.aa a a.
AGo VIA Oral
I've. Grand Rspisis ~ . a n : o. ! m n snrn
io0 NJ train has shsoush pariar Z ~ 80
u - N train aaliy throosh Nalll.F sls,oIss
taF.
I've. Chicago. 49, = 0 m Slorm uun~
Ar. brand Rapid - IN 81 an GUa n
no A. train has thrsnsl iariot ~ 49,
y a. > q train dals. ttrousb hAslsf siets4l.x
Car
Thronsh tickets ana fun Information ca y.
bad BY callinE rg-pa A AiE.arisf. tirief aset.t
81 union sisfion. ~ tise,rrr - huns.s. rls,n
ticket afent. Nc 8. Nonnes street. 0rknd Hap.
its, Mich. a. i. lsvAposn
Gen Pas. alo tsckel AsesL
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fntfev ts'si tx4--. " hFic~aic PRICE,
eourfrr eakes. oririnai ro{i.
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CHICAGO & WEST MICHIGAN



cofNo To cnfcaoo
". Grand Rapids Sc m l-pm TIT 70
A. 4 bits<o. ~ 8 M tss ~ sict a 10
E.xtfNfNa rros Crtt ti.Il
If- hlcaru. --... y - ~ 90 i %
Ar. tirana kslids = ;. 3 ~ iost "a -tHla %
rE~ro> nttn,N AID sI. sar
". Grand Rapid aAm s-pm 81 - p n
AT. GRAND harids-'t % "a "a aNpm l1tt = "a
to a~p fEoN xfrkreo>-
Lv. q. r.. s5oan .spm aFFm fCfm
Ar. q. X. 10 a. m ----..-. Saa = m .1r m
rRsHaKsF CITY. wkxlsrEE an rFTossfi.
~, tifand Rapids. .....-.--- lNar So
-. Irnffrsr ti1 -s-...----f r. - - les 3 ~
A. bsfiefria 80. -..---..-ts ~ pa
Ar Nenistec ........ fsltT ~ fU.rs
kFr1yc frusa. prs..slr, 70 a. = rn fron Irarsr.s
tity n a. ~. D. a. . a.
TnAoruH CtK Eftffrf
Wagner Farlor tsrs leste Grand Rapids 3
J. n i~ave ihicaen , - n "a.
Wagner Sluei.essa f.osee tirand Esriis 81 -
4 " leave tLicaKe 81 - 4 a..
j rec chair car - hanlsfts 3 9 n m
sEsrry DAY. Other trains wrek dast only
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THE NATIONAL CITY BANK.
oGkxp kkfgnr. ktCH,
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL $500. 900

THOMAS u GIN fEEf. f,fssiaent.
0ko Il. hxlkssss. Vice frcsidens
j. fEEuEslCE hAkE-. 3shi>r.
h H. htNx. AnsI~stsnt Cashier
Trsnfsrs talsiness In al deFsrf1aents ~ hsnk
ing authorized - The Nstsonal h1nAtnx Les.
txehAnxrs available IN al the eoMnerclzi
eiiles q the World ~ carErht ratss
L. ;. befsas t-oasht 4Da sss1d-
nIklcfoss
aosnas ID. fidl,ert MORE L Avery.
Thomas J. % krisn. tsesrge - hrifes.
David ~. AnbeFg. Iseniosl u. Putnam
kaIlsosn <. Lace. tsosisntias Aogioa
Edward H. Hunt i,hn 4 fitzfersld,
I. Stewart White. Philo 4 fullef.
}. Frederick BaaFs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

Wool.
Mashed. medium. 2lf27c.
Washed. fine. > pc.
tnwashcd. medium. i5H3Oc.
Jnwarhed. fine, To Ice.
Hides and TaIiow.
Cured hides No. I. Dc: No. .. 4c,
Green hides. No. l. 3i.e: No. >. 2i(c.
Heavy steers. cured over "a pounds, exc
Calf. green, No. I. &C; No. =. Sc.
Calf. cured. No. 1, &c; No. =, 5ssc.
Deacons, IS 10 35c.
Tallow-
Rough. @ Per pound.
Rendered, 51se PER pound.
sheep pelts, 15c 10 Sl.5o.
Hay and Wood.
TfMo1Hr-sl 81 toa 1890 per ton.
tIoyER-sil.oo per ton.
NIxED->iO.Oola 100 per ton.
SrRAW-S5. 0pas.0o pr ton.
WooD-i6 in. beech and maple. cry, g %
Ter cord; green. SEQ per cord.
building Materials.
Wire nails. rate. Sl..5al.So.
Glass. discount, 75c.
Building paper. per roll. Sl.ooa5.0o.
Water proof PAPER. PER roll. $i.o0.
LtNfsgE-licfail piece sfuff;
No. hemiock. up Ia aud Including i6
feet lengths. $500; add Si.U0 per LOO feet
for every additional two feet.
NJ. = Lf4utpca. up 10 ana mciutinr 10
feet. so: every additional two feet sfIn
No. pine. Sifop per l .oo) feet: add 81 900
for every additional two feet over 10 feet
shipping ciills. sl3.
Mil clliS. Sill.
M. | flooring, white pine. s22.
NJ. flooring. white pine. SIS.
NJ. : fccring. white pine, SIC.
No. | maple. So.
No. I ceiling. =. So.
No. ceiling. x. sis.
No. ceiling. +. So.
No. ceiling. q. sic.
No. siding. fin. 81.
No. siding. i'm. <i5.
No. German siding go.
No. German siding. sis
No. 3 German siding. SIS.
Finishing material
No. l common boaftis. s2e.
No. > common boards. SIS.
No. > common boards, Si5.
1if.in. finishing. 81.
ssfSGLEs->iar A Star. - inches clear. g
Per thouund.
No. ., i've inches clear butt. s22s per
thousand.
Sound butt. So rcr fhossand.
tull shingles. q per th0C>and.
IAIH-No. ui - pinc. SO
No white nina SIS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
LOCAL MARKETS,

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81
outslde markets and u dropped i cent IN
the iocal market Yesterday. Today
cs.llers xiii nav q raets. Smoked ,,ea.s
kent dfiRn \. n a cent AMI bologna
eaus.1gs-s advanced = cent. Farm
.-,.l,,ra l. atea.lv. 9th frr, ,ric..
f'es
~fih"h '.'ie Ne%Ntf. hnh Fe-
ouoficn ~ ~ CENTS hushei MAS aace
u PRODUCERS.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

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Grain.
Wheat. esc corn, 4ie; oats 3sc; rye, as;
barley. Si.ID
flour-Lily white. $50; patent, $3.50;
buckwheat s. 30
Mill -Middlings. SIS; bran. 81;
screenings. SIS.
Ground Fcod-Per ton, $3.50; corn meal.
pr ton $500.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-11-29
Miss Berry's Death.

Miss Emily E. Berry died at her
home on Emma street yesterday
morning after a lingering illness of
many years. She was about 90
years of age, and came to these ISL
ands from England in 1865, yarriv-
ing here at the same time as the
English Sisters of st. Andrews
Priory. Miss Berry has suffered
with paralysis for many years.
She has been teaching a private
school for a long time.
The funeral took place from st.
Andrews Cathedral in the after
noon, Rev. Alexander Macintosh
officiating The choir sang two
hymns at the church. The re-
mains were inferred at the Nuu-
anu cemetery, the pall-bearers
being Messrs. Geo. Davies, Ernest
Ross, JAS. Savidge, A. L. Z. At
kinson, Ed. Stiles and H. Rawlins.