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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14
Butler aud tho Veterans.

Butler was very ardent Grand Army
man. Many years ago he declared that
il any veteran Of the war had pension
claim, and had not the money to prose.
cute 1t, he would take the case II the
veteran would come to his Office with 1t.
This became known throughout New
England, and thousands OF poor old
vets tlocked to Butler and put their
cases in his hands. and no carried them
through without charging O cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14
What the Clerk Dldn'I Know.

When one OF Butler's first cases. was
called in court he said in the usual way,
"Let notice be given"
"In what paper2" asked the clerk OF
the court, who was q strenuous Wing.
"In the Lowell Adrcrtiscr," was the
reply. The Adrertiser was q jackson
dThe Lowell Adterisrr?" said the
clerk; II don't know such a paper"
spray, Mr.. Clerk" said Butler, do
not interrupt the proceedings Of the
court. II you should begin to tell us
what you don't know there would be no
time for ANYTHING else.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14
Rutlsr and the hurgIar.

Elijah Record was burglar He got
short OF false door-keys and won't down
to supply himself one morning through
ono Of the principal streets Of lowell
Whenever he saw q key left in door
lock and the owner OF the shop not in
sight he would put the key in his
pocket, AT one store the proprietor
heard the noise he made and sprang
after him. Record ran into the arms
Of a police officer and was taken to the
lookup. Butler defended him.
After witnesses had been examined
Butler said 10 the prosecuting officer,
"You don't intend to ask for YER
dict Of the jury in q case like this, do
your"
N should like to know why not"
was the reply.
"Well," said Butler, 81 will tell the
court, Larceny Is tho taking OF per-
sonal property furtively and devoting
it to ones own use. Here 1t Ia proven
that tho prisoner took q key out OF q
door and ran away with II. Now, II
your honor please, when key is in its
proper place in door 1t cannot be
stolen, because then it is reai estate.
When q man dies his personal estate
goes to his executor, his real estate
goes to his heirs. The evidence is that
the prisoner at tho bar took the key out
of Its proper place in the door and that
is taking real estate. Taking real estate
Is not larceny. ] move tho court for a
verdict Of acquittal. "What answer
have you to make to this, Mr.. District
Attorney" said the judge. He hadn't
any, and Record was acquitted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14

A man named Andrews was brought
before Butler in New Orleans. "You
are charged" said Butler, "with having
exhibited a breastpin in the Louisiana
club claiming that it was made Of the
thigh-bone Of q Yankee killed on the
Chickahominy. Did you exhibit such
a breastpin% Eyes, sir, ! was wearing
it." b1a e'
"Did you say II was made from the
thigh-bone OF o Yankee?" "Yes, but
that was not true, General"
"Then you added lying to your other
ACCOMPLISHMENTS in trying to disgrace
the honor OF your country. 1sentence
yon to hard labor on the island for two
years." ~
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IL We. Almost proyldon tinl.

Farragut was almost in despair at de-
lay in the supply OF coal. Butler was
able to relieve him, because no charter
cd a very large number Of ships with
provision that they should be returned
with anthracite coal as ballast. swell,
admiral, he said to Farragut, II guess.
cd that somebody might want coal, and
| bought large quantity. Ihave about
three thousand tons that you can have
as fast as you can put 1t on board your
ship" "Why, this is almost providen:
tial," said Farragut. "Yes," answered
Butler, II provided it."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14

.NHtSNNN! tNAt iNip hnNhN
pit today The easa sA viii witch = prices FOR
wheat have been advanced during tho last few
news tended to make strong market Shorts
showed a good dcAl Of nervousness aud were dis
posed 70 cover, while inc scalPing Seemeu 70
iAyor inc pull size. IhcEo Was CoulPalaLIYuiy
iltle wheat LOT Sac and tne competiIion Gth9vms
buyers was SHARP SGpleS were S',lS.
there were reports from NE country hat
much OF the wheat was hate OF snow WIN tle
mercury ~ degrees below zero ana uanluse Is
ieaateu. ,, ,,.,
Corn NrHngeF' active ana hlsher
Provisions market strong ana unsettled CLOS
Ing higher
Flour unii ont URN, ..,.. .,s>.-c0, NJ q
ME sIsSSc H. Nc "a SSmSTy sSiSS
lVc MAY SlI6aSi Ivy
,GoRN-Cash NO; = l2IG; january
42yc; February 9?'SafS1SaiSNsc; May 9V1Sa''isa
q7Sss; c..h NJ ooo. January s,nos,lIa
3lSse; February S2aSG57SaS2ci may 00aSo'laSo7sc'n
RrE-No, 2 b6Me.
BB =! 2, C'c'
T Tli43ssSSns q o.
MESS PoSS@Cash sl7 7Oal7 70: January SIS Asa
S2 May sIg sSals O0s y! g. .o.,o 90,
Nav sitl GOSlt y aid ~ Wv ''A'' N'"''
Wy S5S Sag y I'aS "a ao ~ lonnorv 90 Gq,<n
| n $50 en- ~''- W NS'' W ~
n s " loa' S'Ni snort clear s'O OOo
~ WT,sxv stSS
istTTER-Firm; creamery e0a23c: dairy 92a9Oc.
Edds-Fltn; fresh BIC,
Npy yonv Ian m -t,lo,- roco,r.s IA nm bnr.
ro Jew nr,s 'un ~ hars"s i'm. sales
.nieSo w IA ,r,vsap o,,I N M hMsh
M I,ny sn, w. swine SlC ontons
VtSo ~ sppT gScr, NJ al MSrcS IasiSS2c.
NAV sSsISsIttSsiiI r., INV siiSaS;IZSSyI5e RYE
nominal Al 5SiISDc. Corn, receipts $1,000 bushels;
eSporT i'd bushels: saes 5s0, 10 bushels Of III.
lures and 81, OVO bushels Of SPOT; market firm aud
dull; February 6gLla5Sa5Sc; March 625sa63l4a
| 5SlIc: May (GSgs[c, Oats receipts GSO0O
bushels; exports IS bushels; sales 10000 bush.
els q futures gna Gs9O bushels o. SPOT 5 nar,
ket tlrmer anl dull; February SgHci May ;Sg1Aa
4OatOc; spot No. white iSci NO. chicago
S91sc. Coffee steady and 0al0 points up ~ sugar
Arm MolGsses steady. =, Rico firm. Tallow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14
Butler ana His Evil Eve.

Dutler's dropping eye had q curious
effect upon some people. On one occa'
sion he wandered into tho senate chani.
Der when old Garrett Davis, OF Kon.
lucky, was speaking. He took a seat
Immediately before tho aged uonator
and threw himself back In his chair,
thoh sat sideways, cooking his oYo up
In DavIsa face. Tho old senator wrlthed
aud chaicd under Butlet'a gaze, and
finally hc picked up a chair, and raising
II atoit with n tremendous oath, Bwore
that II Hutler didn't leave be would
smash his head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14

ie6erate flag, and hear you have a fine
one. The sunday school children up
in my town are going to celebrate the
Fourth Of July, and as they have never
seen Confederate flag want to send
them nice one" The lady held up
her hands and protested,
"0h, but, my dear madam, said But.
ler, "you slept last night with that flag
under your pillow. Take my carriage
and bring it to me-" She brought 1t
meekly, and Butler said, "Don't make
another; this will be plenty"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14

The city council OF New Orleans ten
dered the freedom OF the city to some
distinguished French visitors. Butler
annulled it by proclamation. He said:
Nfhe idea Of the authorities Of a con-
quered city, while held on the grasp OF
the conquerer, rendering Its freedom to
anybody would merit letters patent for
Its novelty, were there not great doubts
about the usefulness OF the invention"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14

Whom General Butlor was addressing
n country audience some ono In tho
back OF tho house throw an apple az
him. Asit whl11ed towards him tho
general doxterously caughtit and calm.
N took ont his pockot.knliO aud began
10 paro and oat II. ,rhoro was q howl OF
laughter, and tho hostile element In the
audience was diaarmed and Butler went
an With his ghppch,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14

NEW YoRK, jan. 10, Tho petroleum market
was again neglected. 10 transactions whatever
1900 barrels were trndOd II NJ the consolidated
III Inst nighVs AENreS. The N afket shown 80
tendency TO prove tithHr Inactivity or prices,
OFT Cry PA, Jan, ia Opened at 30 bid.
Highest bg1c; lowest 6g lOi closed NJ b3lko SalOs
tnpnis 10, $50 barrels; runs 0s,l70 barrels,
prrsuubait PA, Jan. 10 opSuOd closed aud
lowest bJACl highest 61)Sc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14

AAowlng circle had boon at work on
O Confederate flag which was to DO sent
10 tho pruaslan battalion lighting In
ijoauFogatd'B army Tho general was
keps fully lhtosmed Of the progress Of
Tho making Of the flag.
When II was finished he sOnt ior one
of the ladies, aud saldi II want Con-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14
Rough on the Faculty.

Butler was cross.examining a witness
in an ungentlemanly manner. The OPP
posing counsel reminded him that the
opposing witness was u professor in
Harvard College. ~ nm aware OF that"
said Butler, dryly. 1--WE hung one Of
them the other day."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14

When no got into trouble in a Rhode
Island court, Butler said: ~ have beer
censured by an inferior iadge Of an in,
ierior court Of the inferior state o.
Rhode Island.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14

Nkw YoNK, Jan. ia.-rlg Iron Quiet. AmOtl.
cAn 80 TSaii co. Copper dllii lake 80 %. Lend
Huice and sseahyi d6mestic u s1lI Thu Ilsia
straits $40 W.
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RnnI

NEW Yonk, Jan 15,--lyool firm and IN mod.
crate demand domestic fleece 2Oaa9c pulled goa
MOI Texna iOa2iu
fIiiLADHrilA, Jan. i9,-.-wool prices firm and
without change improved doinahdi stock light
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14
BROWNS IRON B1TTERs
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion g Debility.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.


From NSwberg,
OF. Moore & Co., prominent drug.
giats Of Ncwborg, Ore, says YSince
our customers have become acquainted
with tho good qualities Of Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy, wo sell but little
Of any other kind, Chamberlain'G trle'
dielneS all glvo good satisfaction" For
aalo by druRRists. DIV
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- ponasylvanla stations.
[WEkRllsulYdlia lines.


vfcKRT OPTIONS At PENNSYLVANIA STATION o.
WATgU HT,, FOoT or RifHEHTtl hT.s VIII Elikai
Al M6hphE hUBtft tHnkEIftgt kNn ~ tHP y.
pENNeYLVANiA STATION, phiDdEP0Rt,
pnurnwrsr SYSTEM FAN tilNDtn gQUTEH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14

when Baby was stcl, we gayo her cassoriA.
when howas Child, she cried for caStOrla.
When abe became Miss, she clung to cassora.
Whom she had Children, she gave them cautOrA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14

ctstnsAfi, o., Jan. liS.-collou Htm, mid
ding 100
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14
For Malaria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or1nd4gest1on, use
BROWNS IRON B1TTERs

Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14
BEN BUTLER STORIES,
Entertaining Anecdotes of the
Lawyer, Politician and Soldier
NEVER CAUGHT HIM MAPPING,
The shPewd Point that Cleared a
Thler-Rough on the Chief Justice,
Tho Mill Wheel story-How He Cap
tured a Flag in New orleans-Wom'
on Who spat in tho Faces Of Union
soldIOrs-The Butcher and Buffers
Dog,

Ben Butler was the subject of enough
anecdotes to I'll a book, Here are some
OF them which arc believed to be true;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14
ONO RIVER RAILROAD co.
SOUTH HOUND,

On and after Monday, December ~ Passenger
Trims Will run as follows; NDaily ~ uaily Ef''
rcnt s8Sday Central Tine, III
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-12

PROBATE oRpER-stase Of MIeh.ssn. ceun-
~ OF Kent. So At a session OF The Probate
Court for said county Of Kent held Al the Pro
bate nice. Ia the city VI orand Rapids. on the
sth day 81 January. IN the year one fhop
sand eight hundred ana ainety-slrte.
Present Cyrus T.. Perkins Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF
NARY A. cHAfFkE. deceased.
On reading anc lag the petition. duly VERT
fec OF Emily rpreat. Ezecutr OF the Viii Of
said deceaset. praying this court for license
and authority 10 sell the real estate OF said Dc.
cea sei therein descrfissd fer the reasons and
purposes fherrin Set forth.
AZ Is ordered. that Thursday. the I'D day Of
February. l>s. ~ ten O'Clock In tne forenoon
1T said PROBATE once. be appointed for hear
ing said petition. ana tIai the heirs at Jaw OF
said deceased and al pc sons interested In
said estate appear before said court. At "A
lime and place. 10 show rarse Why . icense
should not be granted 10 said txrcu rix 60
Sc real estate rs prayed for in said peision.
And IL is further ordered. that a cory az this
order be published fnrcr successive wees pre-
vous % said day OF hearing. IN fhe Grand Rap
IDS Herald. daily newspaper Printed aud
circulating In said county 81 Kent.
CARJS L. PERKINS.
"a true copyl Judge OF Probate.
Harry D. Jswfii- Reg thurs fsb.l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-12
F.rm Proeucs-Fuss Hands.

Eggs. 22e24: butter. 20 10 &c; potatoes 50
20 toe. beans. haad-pleked. S-ao; honey. lz>zo
15c; curly lettuce. .0c per ID: head lettuce.
apc. parsley. 25c doz buoches; surnips. . To
Sc bG; eabbages IS - soc doz; teefs. SIC bu;
ruttA bagas. 25<sjuc on; apples. % TO SOC bus
carrots. 3 81 soc: celery. Is 10 &c doz' vege-
tAb . oysters IS 20 soc doz buncheSi parS
Mrs 50 10 occ Der tusnei-
Wheat. old ana new, &C; corn. new. A&c;
old l5e: oats 35c. rye. 46c; bar ey. Sl-lo.
Flour and feed-Ll'y white. sl.s; patent.
as per cwt; buekwheat -four. 800 per cwt;
corn neal. $3.50 per ton; feed. 5000 per ton;
mlddiin<s. sl6 per ton, bran. sls per tom
AMPS SIS per ton; screenings. So per ton.
W J0i--Washsd. lses1c; unwasheds 81 DDc
HAy-Clover. $40 1l0-OOs timothy. ivonc.
straw-s5oc36.u0.
wood-i6-ln. beach and maple. Gs2&
Beet Se6t5c; pork. o9Ss5c; fresh pork loinss
f13,e. frs,<h pork shoulders. l0,1c; mutton.
6esc: spring lamb. 7esc; fowls. so9c; ducks.
f255s turkeys. lac: geese. l01l2c; spring
chicken g0l0e: veal 80 7c; outteriue. dairy.
E0i51ses creamery butterfne. llgzlc-
Hides and Teilow-ureen. 1880; steers.
over 20 lbs. Sc; cured hides. 5'1o41$c; calf
SKINS green. Sc; calf skins. cured. SIC tai
low rough. TIC; rendered. SIC; peits. luoi5c;
sheAri1ngs. -D8Joc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-12

cu1eAso. Jan. 1.-The wheat market had
dec lded boom today anu trade was bfosa:
The market vas 90 lAFse extent onliisn Ala
fhero 01s a marked Increase Ia Alar IN enoue
shortA Cables started bfghef Aud ioreik- efs
were said 10 pc buyers. lie has been extremely
cold for some TINE on the eoLs nchh ena
much ini1Fy ~as inflicted on the wneAt crop.
The receipts In northwest we're .kntcf Aue
Br41sTre-ts reeort showed decrease ~
10 bgsheis The buy a. WAS snap ana a.
snd ~ session. Mas sc higher. Cora WAS
hizhrr bat the oniy bul lnhusnco WAS tao
snzrc apfGrn In wheat shorts dernea u pfU-
d<nt 20 cove. and there sas also some insost-
menf IN ouyln.f esoslns pr.ces were 20
highsr. Oats were 4e ni2her IN sympathy
Win corn. he Was reaction In pr0slsion
ssads th- receipts IN hoss increased very ma
Ierlailg. aad the eige WAS on tac marhet al
the yards. Brokers we're dong out htte
D. IS BIZ en a.. scalp: butchers were detns
little puyinx-
Closing pFfcess -
whsaI-Jaauary. $50; May 1870. July.
TIE -,
Corn January. sec; February. a-1se; NAY.
0sts-J -naAry. sosses February size; MAJ.
Perx-yaau.ry. ns.s2s February. sis.sS; NAY.
Isra-Jsauars. sis.7os March. sia.ao; May.
34D51 -
N1E. 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-The names and addresses Of en-
w ergetic men and women open for per-
mAnent work. We give exclusive territory.
We guarantee good workers $50 . week. We
furnish once. furniture. delivery team. and
newspaper Advertising. Our article IS mono
poly. liz will save 3 per cent OF the coal bills
Of everybody. Full particulars by mail. Litho-
graphs. Pamphlets: etc, free upon receipt OF
postage. Address kOAL-STAR C0-,-Depart-
ment No. 2l5. Boston. Mass. 1858 mos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-12
NEW EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

EX-CHAPLAIN GIBSON. in response TO
An employment bureau in connection with
his pension business at his ONCE. room *. new
Houseman block. opposite city hail. and per-
sons out Of employment. or those seeking re-
liable help. can have their wants supplied
through this bureau. Mr.. Gibson Is well
known and his patrons can be assured that
they will receive honorable treatment and
faithful service. Telephone 1875. lit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-12

ADNINIsfRA3oh's sALE- In as nosssr
a OF the estate of WtliiasG 1esn1a deceased
sss ss Z h s sshssi ss -
O'clock. 10 the forenoon - s6s sssss
s Ssaa K. ss ssis : sss s1 ssaas q P kss
the state u NlehixAn. pursuant u iiosnoo cad
authority granted 10 me on ths IA dsy q
ksa ssas, Mssx z 81 s ne .s sss
that certain piece = Parcel Of lana ds1sss1
Nc snoss ~. ssas s.e q 49, = ss.
handrsd saa niasss-sssss 90 isss ssSss 20 q
OF ssssi quarter Of sssssn ssss5 'sis Is,
OF town 60 nerIh Of range tWezge Ia vet
kent ceuaty Michigan beleg on north Itne u
thence north one hundred and IhiI tygso fiz>l
feet. thence east seventy three and cneha.<
.s,s feet thence sousa ens hundred And
tairty-tso 5l@& leef, thence west slxfeeA aud
one hail sle,s feet 20 place al bexi6ninG, Also
= piece OF land commencing three huoarx1
sixty thfes ss,sl feet soeth Of notthesxs corner
% west haif OF west hxf 81 northeast quarter
OF section twentyslx GO Of toua srsrn Il,
nortn OF range twelve rz ucsf. being On
seven So ieei. thence soull. two kardrsS
sixty-fouf t-63s feet 20 Chatham sereet fhencn
east thirts7aH and thrte fcurf . CA feat
thence easl thirty-sx ana tnree-1ourshs 49,
feef. thence north aEc hundred thtr1y Two
ti's) feet 60 bcwery street. thence veal sixt<rn
ana one-haif tlo,. feet 20 place of teglnn}ne-
nineiy.th geas) feet south II north east or
scr OF west half OF west hair of nors hcnos
Qeffter OF northeast quarter Of eoct1oa
Twelve si@) west being on south tine 81 Chat
ham strrrt thence south seventy Coz feet.
thence east sixteen and ont-nalf flfs>e feet
| tn ne north seventy &C, feet 10 ct1sfEsm
street. thence west sisteen aud on hall l1S,<
| feet 10 place OF begin mr. -
| Dated January :, A. d. lsea
| WILLIAM r. oLEAKY.
6wke AdministrafoR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-12

Cabhazes. 6c&7Oc per doz ;onions. g. Sos per
Dbl /. lemons 80 and 800. s3.so140o; oranges.
g. 15le IS sweet potatoes. S4.2o0tao: Caiior-
MIA aprie0ts l5c per doZ: bananas. ylocO-O
Der bunch; clover med UNI. >1.A31-25; NAM
moth. s7.z58150 per bGs timothy seed. Sue
2lO, mil!et sl.153l-5 per bu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-12
REAL ESTATR-COUNTRY.

A ADVERTISEMENTS OF THREE LINES OR
"A more under this head. 5 cents per line for
one insertion; 10 cents per line for three in
sertions. or 20 cents per line for one week.
FOR 5 Ne 160 acre farm in Clinton county;
l. good buildings and best Of soil; only Sl5
an acre. Char.esE l.. Mercer. and 10 Widdi-
comb building; phone 500. IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-12
ASSIGNEE,S SALE.

Tho stock of furniture recently owned By
De Leeuw end Van Recovering viii be sold ~
public sale At the store formerly &C cagisd bT
them. to-wt. FL and 3 6randsflie avenue. "a
the city OF Grand Rspids on the 2sth dAys Of
January. 1s93. at 10 cock In the forenoon.
u. r. c0RBlTI. Ass xnes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-12
FIGURES OF TRADE

uxw Tozx. Jan u-Aonsy On cal has been
raazsBz iTea "a % :. last loan AZ saa eies-
: ssisa rates. sssz 10 sssss; commercial sills
a. - -.
alosern meat bsuas dull and sreadss south
rrn s.afs beads dull be uoney Market n4s
very slsF aa1 there - stlii sli1eA - IL e&-
ehanGr. o~lES - sous lnSEeAso IN the de-
B241A
hos1lHg was again very largely dealt a
Most 81 the lxy 4 ~zs weak a4e PRACTICALLY
ia the fssenoon. The action or the Jersey
Crnlrsl u sill REGARDED - Il little reA. iis
uortanss q Ile zen bs ~ On. olt tn- rcPeIt
81 = alliance The fennsyitaala itItcd nc
prfrs OF Ke4dlag- STOCKS eiescd fzriy schss
AID fery aEnl-
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MIGHIGANCEETRAI

-Ualif- I rfferk dti ttcfpt tunfay.
Taxing effect Nov ~ l-P<
S.eeplnz cars on Fscitr rnd Atlantic ~
pr Eses 70 suo from DE 70 Z pnf1of tar ran
on frairs leaving Sfano EsIics 90 ttf m
ana ie1rine Detroit ~ $50 ~. trfisnx ~
crsnd Rsplas 81 10 m. Direct cusntcfions
made sf Detroit With all through trains east
ever TIE NfehiKsn Central raiifon1 lCanaAA
soufbrrn Dlsts on
Fssp " BnEses. Gen. Art. 81 Monroe g.
c. W. RUsotfs. g. p. B. A.. chfcase
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LAKE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN scuTBEgx
~ In eject Nov. =. issz

VI the Fl and =. snd i. =. " rs forrs the
gnictesi A. most street snss - pifrsba-f
A. j. saith. q. J = p. A.. Cleveland. o.
c. : kosess Clp rss<. txsrE
ss& Csufbstf. City At 2 Eonros-s1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-12
wAsTED-BoARD AND ROOFS

WANTED-Good board and warm room BY
w . young man. address. stating price
and other Particular. s.. box 5. Herald once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-12
Oil Market

water white oil. 1902. s,sc; headlight. 1902.
&c; wster Waite. oil test. loo0. IA; Eecene.
LIZ 90 EUo sc.
Deodorized stove gasoline. re. CSC.
Deodorlzed nspths. oS0. o5sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-12
sLEIaH-RIDERs. ATTENTION.

PADCLIFF HOLT ARE PREPARED TO
II furnish deep. warm sieighs. with o with
out seats. swift. nne teams. merry bells. ETC..
at low rates. slelghS loaned separate ifde-
sired. Telephone. 600 or 665 after business
hours two days ahead IL possible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-12

eucxso Uxros srsdE TAaps. jan IL
CxILis-Hecsiggs. lf.D0ss nrm; com moa 70 sx-
sfa steers. g. 86-L0i eowA neilefs Ana haiis'
G-ss0E7A
- N.fas mixed and medium. 30 10 WI
lxhl. 81 3 g. . -.
shssS-hecelpts s.ooe; irmeri Inferior 10
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N. w. N0RTHROP.
OVER NATIONAL CITY BANK
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
Suite OF rooms In block. corner Fa.,
street and Filth avenue .............S 500

FOR SALE
One house No. IS Haras street near Madison
avenue ami street cara. si00.
houses on Hafiaa street. near Madison
avenue and stfcet esrs,.-..s..............si 20
lhouse with barn on scnth linton street. l-5o
houses On Hast Fulton street. $3.50 100
houses GA Wtst street near Leonard
street ... ~
nsu heuse on Henry street : %
Also seyefal others irom $40 ap.
Va, sht Tots on Unsoa Henry. East. Fulton.
fniief. Lincoln. Powers West. wefden. foua-
tam aud Lyon streets aud FINN aaa wAhiag
ton avenues No money required for the nrst
year Of parties wha build. Alsa money fur.
nishsd 70 baila. Pa5nleats TO sass paseaas
monthly 81 desired.
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Detroit Grain.

pr-.or,- Ian. u.-whexs. No. 3 red. cash.
s2s.c May. zoe. No. white. cash. sl14c.
Corn- No. : cash. tl3zc-
CaEs-No.2 white cash. - q