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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20
A Mountain TraHetl

GREENvILLE, 5. c.. April 12.-News
reached here yesterday from the eX-
treme upper end of Greeuville county
of the death there by burning of e. w.
HeneS!py, his wife, Il grown daughter
and a sDu II years old, Th3y we're
| white people and tenants ON the place
# William Hart, just under the shadow
or CLASSY rock, i'll CLASSY Mountain
township, six miles above Gowensville
and about thirty miles from Greenville.
They occupied Il small farm tenement
building. Nothing is known here of
The circumstances of their deaths eX-
cept that their house was evidently
burned some time Sunday night. 1t
was found in ashes Monday morning
ana a search discovered the four bodies
partly consumed but easily identified.
very little can be learned here OF the
unfortunate family. They seem to
nave been poor and very quiet people as
persons who lived at Gowensville had
never heard OF them and the county Of
| hclals, and especially the auditor, who
are supposed to know every voter and
ta taA payer, remembered nothing of
Snem. MT Henesley is thought to have
M oeem an @ oid man. lie returned for tax
real estate. The appearance of the
RUNS OF the house aud all the circnn,
SCatces seem to Indicate accidental
burning and death. 1t is hard to nn"
derStand, however, how four ners"n.
could have teen burned without hein',
aroused and there would have been nS
trouble IN escaping from 80 small a
building. Chere is good deal of
b"ckading done in that part of the
county and It, Wa suggested here that
the penple might have been the victims
~ hi Y.,I
quiry here, however,, shows that Mr..
lleneSley was not known to the reve-
nue. officials and could n, have been
either bl0ckader or reporter or
guide. lie probably Cal to the city
very rarely.-NewS.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20
Ike IL Inard COnyIcteI

COLUMBIA, S. c., April ia vcr-
dict OF guilty was rendered in the Court
of General Sessions in the case of Ike
kinard, the old negro charged with hav.
ing committed capital onensc upon
Mrs. Addison of Irmo. When the court
rcconvened yesterday morning Mr..
Bauskett com nenced his argument for
the defense. 1t was an able one, and
laid great stress upon the doubt that has
always surrounded the commission Of
the crime. Solicitor Nelson closed for
the State in very powerful argument,
delivered i'll hls customary torclblc and
impressive manner. Judge Wither-
| spoons charge "aS merely upon the
| law governing the case, which he mIlv
explained. The jury retired at 1918
O'Clock and every one thought that a
mistrial was the Inevitable result. The
| inry remained ont TIL about 2:3O o'clock
when it returned TO the court room and
asked that the testimony Of Mrs. Addi-
son and Constable Meetze be read t)
them. This took an hour. The iury
retired 4 second time and about 3:lO an
nOunCcd that it had agreed upon a YER
dict. The prisoner was brought IN and
placed in the dock. Knard merely
displayed the same interest in the events
that he has displayed throughput the
trial. The verdict was announced as
guilty" kInard stood up IN the deck
as if ready to receive his sentence, but
was told TO sit down. Mr. Bauskctt
at once gave notice ola motion for a
new trial and the judge said he would
hear argument this morning. Until
then the sentence ls suspended.
kinard on the way back to the Jail told
the sheriff that he had often heard of
innocent men being convicted of crime,
but he never believed that it was done
before. lie again reasserted his inno-
Ccnce. State.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20
Pianos and Organs.

Where to buy Pianos and Organs
representing the worlds greatest ma
kers. Steinway Il Sons Pianos, Ma
thuShek Pianos, Mason u Hamllu Ii
anos, Sterlln Pianos, Mason and Ham
lin Organs, Sterling Organs. Lowest
prices always. Easiest terms possible
Al freight paid. Complete outfit free.
1--WE years guarantee. One price to
all. Sluare dealing, Money saved.
We do not ask big prices as many
dealers do, and then come down. Our
motto One price TO all and that the
lowest. We ship on fifteen days trial
To any depot and pay freight booh
WAYS if not satisfactory. Write for
Illustrated catalogue. N. w. Trump,
Columbia. :. &. X
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20
Nc More Soft SNAPS

WASHINGToN, April 7-Secretary
Morton, has concluded that there are
not only some useless officials connect
ed with Agricultural Department, but
also whole divisions that are no longer
deemed important. 1t is understood
that he will shortly issue an order
abolishing the quarantine division OF
the department, the chief of which is
Robert Blaine, brother of the deceased
statesman. The Secretary takes this
action on the ground that the work OF
the division is not sufficient to continue
it longer. Duling the past year the
States has greatly decreased. The
work of the division hereafter will
probably be assigned to the Bureau of
Anual Industry.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20

dignity your report by proving 1t true"
MI. I1!lman said: "What l said was
The Srue. MT. Gonzales, going out, said: :
PRESENTLY Mr.. Gonzales re entered the
n9tel. Mr.. Tillmau met him, and want
ca 10 say few words. Gonzales said
ne didn't want to discuss ANYTHING with
MN. MN. T1llman said: "(iillespje (Toml
tel' me you say I'm a liar. Did Won
say lGI Gonzales replied, "This is not
.me place to discuss that questioa." and
went to the barber shop. When he
c"ne out MIR. Tillman was not visible
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20
TILLMAN AND GONZALES.
THEY ALMOST COME TO BLOWS IN
AHOTEL LOBBY.

The Difficulty Caused by D,spa,ch
Hn Unfortunate Ahsir-serious Trouble
Possibly Averted by tho Intervention
of Mutual Friends.
COLUMBIA, S. C., April 12.-In reply
to Mr.. James III. Tillman's repetition
of his statement as to the matter of
Mr.. Gonzales appointment having been
purposely withheld until the adjourn
ment of the Senate, tie State newspa.
per this morning contains this state
mcnt from Washington:
when notified of the publication n
concerning him in Columbia after
noon paper, signed James ii. Tillman,
MIR. n. q. Gonzales said tonight that
ne did not care to dignity the writer or
the statement by discussing either him
or 1t. 1t was sufficient to say that
whoever asserted that he, or any friend
Tor him, had requested that his nomi-
nation for amy position be withheld un-
tll alter the adjournment of the Senate,
upon any ground whatever, was guilty.
OF falsehood without shadow of ex.
cuse. He did not expect anything, he
said, from the Washington correspon-
dent OF the Columbia Journal but ma
ngnlty, but he thought that in Il matter
or this KIND, where the truth Law so
near the surface, the proprietor and ed
| ltor OF that paper. If they desired To
vlndlcate the claims to fairness, should
In their own defense, require the proof
or this charge to be submitted to them.
inquiry through a truthful medium at
the White House or the State Depart.
nj irfx \
| II IL has accepted the statement of it's
| correspondent as veracious, it has been
grossly deceived. AS to Senator Irbys
reported utterances. Mr.. Gonzales said
that he still felt cOmplimented by his
hatred and was still Indifferent to his
threats"
The Journal advised Mr.. Tillman of
The foregoing by wiro this morning
and received the following from him in
reply, at o'clock, this Wednesday af-
ternOOn:
"'WAslIINGToN, ID. c.. April 12.--The
information appearing in your col
umns concerning Mr.. Gonzales was
given us news purely and with no in
tentlon OF 1nJuring that gentleman in
MS candidacy for consulate NV in
formant fills a high and honored posi-
tlon in one of the departments of the
government, and explicit confidence
can be placed in all he says. II, how
ever, circumstances prove that Mr..
Gonzales has been wronged, in due
time such an acknowledgement will be
made. The request is unusual and Mr..
Gonzales is too igsignilicant person
age and overestimates his own impor-
tance If ne thinks | shall go to the
President or Secretary of State to in.
qulre what he asked of either. He is
now in Washington, and can get his
own proofs. l will add that it would
be far more honorable for him to de.
rounce me in person, and not by proxy
through his newspaper.
JAMES II. TILI.MAN"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20

During the past week the weather
mas been decidedly su.nmerish.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20
No Decision.

WAsHINaToN, d. c., April lO.-A
large crowd of Carolinians was gathered
in The Supreme Court room this morn
ing expecting that the railroad case
would be taken up, but wers disappolnt-
ed. II will probably be the first decis-
ion read next Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

fUp0E PERK1Ss Estate Frank Childs.
deceased; discharge OF executrix L.
sued. Estate Elisha i. Brown. de-
ceased: inventory tiled; April 10 as
signed for hearing claims Estate
Emma l. Grecson. deceased; inven-
tory hled; order for pay ment OF debts;
November 10 assign Ell for hearing ex-
ecutOrs final account Estate Ly-
nette A. White CT. al. minors: order
confirming mortgage OF real estate
Estate Ida Cook ct al. minors; order
appointing guardian. Estate Lydia
Cook. minor. order appointing guar
dian. Estate Edward T. Deuny. de
ceased; November l3 assigned for
hearing executrix final account. Es-
tate Adolph Greuiich. deceased; order
appointing administrator; bond filed
and letters issued TO Magdelena Greu-
hch; April 10 assigned for hearing
claims Estate Sarah Hynes. deceased,
November 10 assigned for appointing
administrator. Estate Arletta Nj.
Coyler. deceased; November 10 as
signed for proving will Estate John
I. Crinion. deceased; November 10
assigned FOR appointing administrator.
Estate Henry Antfiink, deceased; or.
der appointing administrator. Estate
Marie l. Williams, deceased; Novem-
her u assigned for determining heirs.
Eetate George H. June. deceased.
hearing on probate Of will continued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

Yesterday afternoon tho testimony for
NE defrnse ia i1s ease ~ James Burns
b Judge Atsifs court sas submitted
and the prosecutor began his rebutfal
Tire father. wife ani brother were
90 s0era and al testified that Burns
We in Chicago Monday. Tuesday.
Wednes hay Thursday and Friday.
Gross ersninafion did MT sppear q
VesSen their testimony The trst wit-
ree for refrtfal sss g. 4. Rouse.
chicago = Nest Michigan conductor
~ so ssofe that be knew Burns and saw
hin en his tram Saturday after the rob.
fery a. Holland re eas with two dark
feitfes aHo answered ihs description u
fall6Y and Brisnaon They we're steal
~ 4 flie a.u BIS frua sId he pat them
81 st Nts-ry sfatinr. Charles Pike.
sasrisr ~ the state rsnk -eura that The
rtr 70 t1r sHlf ~ claihes which vas
dated jane ~ BAD heen tsmrerrd with.
There Fas a ttg hiot q ax 81 the page.
tut t1e aftiss as Written 10 pencil.
NE flsa .saro thsf the q Nss changed
e. g 81 fhat lt Vas fQoe ~ then The
81 10 SO given Tbs was considered
suf'f-nf rctuffsi and the prosecutor
srnaulaei IA case 81 conF.et The
ar1aaisats aiii ~ male today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

Edrend q. harry " Henss 2
Is4keE, pieasiirss sa1 psoof Cassses
g. Feftfhose - lkbls ftztsefsA
eiecinens oos1i8aesL tesE siGaah
"a - Dsaiei 0rulsehs. pstttson tes
lease q sFfcai srgaet Anns A.
orady ~ fFank NaEFaii. sanmAfi
proceedings, - trial
Ienex Au~rr sieosve Wll.oa - VII.
i2ns oesoek. H-~asn s.siis nsstf9n - ~
aside default sfxaed Auna hafee-
haom ~ Corneiias kss>eh><pnl.
disorce. defendant cfdeFcd - pss ~
tofneys fee a 80 ssi ~ p<s sea
llama Ssnslno ~ Paul n ssnfiuie.
disoFce: dsfeodAnt ordered ~ psf :.
pss seek ana sI2 atisrnsys fes, Wa
ME jsnseas ~ A " fxniited. See
pans % me case, nlotien fpf s.-suFity
Toe costs srgue.i sarah y. ksF7mef
~ TIE 0rsna kapids A lhdisns Rad
say oonpsay tre-pass ga TIE essp,
motsoa % snpress aeposltlon- ississs
]. As>anghion "a Joseph sh-enan
and Minnie Sheeaan. sesomp est. els-
tion 10 sat aside dtfaait ang0et The
People Va Henry Hubsr, siclaiscu
l.aaor lass. dned sxo The People
Va Charles Godfrey. siols.tion liqaos
Lass sentenced 10 ray e<<ts IN tso
cases and slo IN two other ca-eA The
People - ". H. Cosper. violation
liquor lsws; sentenced 81 pay costs IN
tao ea-es The People ~ David
Sehoenfeid. selling liqaos without
paying tar; paid line q 60. OF thirty
days IN lalL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17
HAD A CLOSE CALL
uaasd States Marshal Brs~s,sfs
Luck
IN folIAs A BAD maA
He waasea - Maks . Break for
Lioersy hus Ma Neatly Foosed
ln the Act

Deputy rnifsd States Marshal Bres,
stsr fhisks ~ escaped having q thrill
az sxpsrienca xith prisoner iasf sat
ar.iay. 4hils On his s4y FROM 81 ignaes
- Mar4Qetis. tie Nas ga rsute with
Bsrnex v lliiams. sho had been held for
trial o. chargs q hanag robbed the
Mackinae lsland pustofsee on the sight
q September ~. ehsa n sas broken
into snd 1900 stolsn- White on tho
uay y Marquette the officer took his
prisoser toto the dining car 70 set .
laneh. Williams requested that the hand
cails - removed While eating. and the
ollcer. noficing that he acted strangely.
searched bin before removing The
iroas hs found a - caliber revolver n
" .liiams ossrcoat pocket xhlch the
oliiesr thinks xas dropped Ia thsre By
some q the prisoners friends at the
depot before starting Tor MarQuetts- IL
- thonghE Williams intended 20 make
break foe liberty a. soon a. the hand
cuffs we're removed bat the officers
presence q mind foil~d his plAns
Nil.iams gave he residence as Kansas
CITY and Ras arrested few days ago N
Detroit re has been iientiEed az one
~ the thres pirates With whom a posse
4 citizens and Deputy sheriff Louis
Cta4uelle * MackinaN co0nty. had q
battle on the straits 81 Mackinaw Sep.
tea4her n. Tie day following the rob
trry Williams rescued two prisoners
ifon "a. officers az the point - tao
guo- aud escaped on a cEaft down the
srrsitA Tie officers and pose had for
gotten their ammunition aud we're pow
sriess in TIE h4ads q the pirates la
tAis sight. Joseph Murray. one q the
citizens AS shot through the hand
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17
1iAIfA Nee kss tab IOHI6HL


Cpon COS orcasson sn scfos Who rarely
knew his psr, deliberately posed through
an ersira A. a julius Cesar and left
ths rerosabslify 81 ths scene up.n the
shoaislefs q ~ eolieagn~s They man
ags.i % pail ,braagh without hita ~ In
eovporsfhz his haee into their own part.
ani whsn NJ euetkin ar~.4~d fhey
wsnt "a b.-iy - ~ eairr.ts ire-snK
r~ons ~ wss ssiFsiy reading = news
r..ss wh~n 10 der wss burst oKsa.
.sw@il an. saii - irsts star. shat
A. yoa ssesn BY vis.cinS - 10 a,oh .
pF.-iie suautr~
what are ia talkisS sheaty All
ths arlnF
What an hsiking shaas' That sssa..
ar
What 80. ihe matter witk IT,
why. yea never o1es op<ned yoaT
noufh aifa : sveak single line sir
~Dsant. ehf We'll by Jsve. D. yoa
know. u ssF,ses me ths scene haAs Ere
--Anlnseasest Cfha q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

Frank h LeCiear has sued Thomas
Z. resk.ns aad r. ~ Richmond IN the
cireait court he claims he was doing
q business Il floo per week As photo
xcapher. bat that the defendants at
tucked his property without cause and
f1f the pugposc Of running him. tie asks
far dissolntion % the attachments
II the United States court yesterday
The Arguments ca the application Of the
feAfhsfbone Manufacturing company
and others for tie appointment II a re-
cssvvr IN the Nesson. Matter 4 CO. az
,ignment case Nefs postponed for one
week. Ii il expected the case will be
heard next Monday.
IL thecaseof Anna karseb0om against
Cornelius karseboom ~ Judge Adsits
court yesterday the defendant was or.
dsrei 70 pay an attorney fee OF - and
- pay 81 per week 20 Mira harseboom
pending the htigauoa-
The warranty and inventory Of the
estate q EDma l. Greeson was fled
yesterday lt shows the estate to be
worth tos.Sl&Et The executors nnal
account Na< also sled
r John kaninski aas fined as by Judge
Sarlingame yesterday morning for sell.
ing liquor 20 a minor. kaminski Was
conv.cted by . Jury saturday.
5aror Stow q the circuit court panel
Was sex yesterday and the case Of
Sraty "a wsrreA progressed with but
sisvea lurorS
l.. Stecncergor. charged with being
disortleriy vac aenteuced - Jail forthirty
days - Judge HsgEerty yesterday.
A petition Nas lied yesterday FOR ire
atpointaitrt Of "a administrator OF the
. tate - , 4 Crinion.
tie vii q Arietta N. Caiyrr Of Sparta
~ss tlsd yesterday. S8e eft 40.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

Ti.ers = eeFsass Taemler II tAs fshi-
ssse lsr mo h notsa &c his le~. weak
voles sna snokssu@A - wey. CO enc -.
saslsa tae gifss-i Esasss 4. rscfFs came
ME th~ easns sad sn4aissi foE this man.
A cleEk sd ~ va eeE
Ia. ne. all Mr.. rtoxf.. he y o.
ths innsr rcosas
GLOW 40 YEA knew THAR szkri he
CLERK, s'srm<1 By the guess.
~iiew % know IA answered sscrrz
-Why. a u soazfnszi stllll AsgonAnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

Literature certainly runs In the
Greensmith family. The two daughters
write poetry that nobody viii print. the
sons write plays that nobody will act.
and the mother writes novels that no
body viii read"
And what does the father writer
''Oh. he writes checks that nobody
will cash. Pres and Printer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

-Just think q ~ sxelainsi Mr.. Lush.
hs wife. just think e IL
"Jast tasns ~ WHAT" asked Lushly.
"This newspaper states thai la bslgi.
uaa there are $4,000 sAleoss aRa t.ooo
srkools-
LASTLY was sheet IN thoaght
What do yea think Of thar" asked
kls wifc.
~why-er--siar that . god many
schoois for such . kman couatryr :
Washlngtca star
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

That people suffering from Piles viii
cn,lin them for years or submit 10 dan
geroaa painful. cruel and expensive
surgical operations. when all the time
there Is a painless, certain, lasting cure.
which gives instant relief and costs but
srs1e. II il called the Pyramid Pile Cue
and can be found at all drug stores. Any
druggist will get 1t for you If you Al
him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17
Police Court.

IuDeE HAcaERTY- Carmody.
breach % the peace; paid 81. George
Carmody. assault and battery; ad-
sourned October ~. George Carmody
resisting an officer; adjourned October
20. Paul Whitaker. disorderly: paid
sal5 l. Steenbergcr. disordcrly; CON-
mitted3 10 days. Charles Bafemsn. for
gerry. al iourned October II. @. Niggle.
violation dog ordinance; paid sl.S5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

Trsmp-rm very much obliged for
that piece Of fresh bread you gave ne.
mum.
Young Housekeeper-You are well
come
Tramp-Yes, mum. II was little
too doughy 70 eat. mum, but it frightened
my lealry shoes up elegant.-New York
Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

rhrrs pss esiy ons pt~ce - pc lsff ca
shs Asfe. snd Wills moshsr pressed lhs
xfstuf - tsse n BE aeenAe3 bot As
isssted Wiiii@ I'D - PIE. SD this ,sas
mere tea ks eeals sl2Ed. In saiosof
hfftef szSs sesa
~kesu 90 -sgrvtn bra Ua~i Kssa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

Jrpor BrKLrSosxE-In re the opening
Of Csmpsa street. jury ordered The
People W. John Frey. keeping saloon
open after hours, continued one term.
The People ". John kaminski, selling
liquor 10 minor, sentenced TO pay u
the u fia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17
Nos His FauiA

1--WE been riding ON the elevated for
I've years. and I've never offered lady
Q seat"
"Then you've never had any manners"
THAT isn't it. I've never yet had
seat.--Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

A country doctor met one day the son
Of q patient OK his who had been very Ill.
"Well. my lad. said the doctor. show
II your father this morning.
"Hs's deid~ replied the boy.
Dead cried the doctor. WAS there
smedical man beside him when he dieiY"
mo" answered the lad; The jist deid
hisseP. "-Youth's Companion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

With the exhilarating sense OF renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness. which follows the use Of Syrup o,
Figs, In unknown 20 the few who have
not progressed beyond the old time
medicines and the cheap substitutes
som etimes offered but never accepted by
the we'll informed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17
Plenty of sprinx.

Professor Pottsrby--The body of the
frog. gentlemen, Is composed almos.
wholly Of water.
Freshleigh Spring watcr?- Indian
spolis Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17
Burial Pcrmiu,

Tracy T. Merrill. No. 63 Highland
avenue. Valley City. Ellkle Weber.
No. 81 Lafayette street. Fulton street.
Gestle Detmcrs. No. lSs Henry street.
Valley City. Lille Holmer. No. 725 East
Enltnn afreet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

The following - Iist Of ths marriaxs
hcen-es .s-u.-i slnes last publication. with
fiie nanses residences when CUT of ths cityl
sna agss IT M parties; Age
Georzs J. Shocksitoa ami Lacy Fol
- .-.s+sss.. secs s.s .-......-..4---tf
joan Mara and Jessie Fivneh .8)--2s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

Bobbie--I should think you would
havegone to sea. pop, when You were q
boy.
Bingo-What put that iGsa into your
headi
Bobbie-Because you are such good
whaler now.--Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

Thomas wAllin q al Ia Margaret
Leonard. lots and o. Waliins
$40 sss.-s..s.-.-s .sss.- .s-.-s--ssr@ Aso'
Sarah Nelis 20 Jacobus kenken. III
lots - and a., Watson 4 Wcrtons
Att- ss..s- sss.-s.-....-. GU
Ootrcne dc Bruin Ia Peter Hoog-
land. u lot 4. bib IL. stocking a
Aliens aid ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Do
Mary 4. simmons To William III.
sin mons. sot u. Dunton sub. $50
Ella =. posn e. Mary &. Whifmer.
iot a.. White 4 Brooks Rros. sub. rs
Marln1s y. slckke and xife 10 sam
mel y. Drushitt. % lots Is. H. and
L.. blk :. Grants add .......... loo
George IA. Kirkland aud wife 10
Harvey g. Vincent and vile. lots
"a and 81, kirtiana : second add. Sif
Martin 4. Bir,i-all aud wife IA Olin
A. Lewis ani wife. x lots and
3. blk a.. 1onserses add ..... 5000
DIN A. Lewis snd Wife 20 Eliza
lima. = lots : and 3 blk IL.
Consefsc's add .......... ..... 5000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17
ANg
EGflGHT

Don't forget that This viii be tho
greatest eorcert ever given In this city.
The eaie - seats yesterday was immense.
A few good seats left Secure them
cary tbs morning Box ofiioe open al
. o'clock. CHkS \ EsEnSox.
Manager
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

n ne raze q Henry Huber. Who
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o1ea .aa.ors. On SUNDAY. st Reesls f.sske.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17

II you want the very best flour at rca-
sonablc prices buy LILY WHlTEg! Ii
will make moro and better bread for the
money than any other.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-17
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Ladies', call for free sample of ROSI.
FOAM. Grand Girard, the druggist.