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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-06-24
MR. SAMUEL CHAPMAN, ' Ho, ,.''; T,sine,

Having rented the Ekton Fair Grounds, is prepared to
Break Colts and handle horses of bad habits. His skill
breaking fractions colts cannot be exceled and he is
recognized by horemen of the best handlers of young
horses in the country Mr. until recently the
colt breaker at the Ekton Stock Farm and
refers to Mr.. R. T. c. Crouch, the superintendent.
The sabng the grounds is excellent and the track is
equal to any in the country. Charges Moderate
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-06-24

view the exhibition often and
thoroughly during the next four
months even il there were no half
holidays ard no Sunday opening.
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Advertising Rates

1ocal matter Ten Cents a line for single in
ton
Marriage and Death Notices inserted gratuit.
sly. Obituaries will he charged hall the usual
Ie oil ransient local matter.
Transient rates-Eight cents line for one, and
ur cents n line for every additional insertion:
One inch of space counted as Twelve lines. One
liumn, Five Dollars per inch, one year -Four
aanges allowed TO yearly advertisers without
ddltional charge.
Differentiation OF The Wing being among the
most Intelligent classes OF Cecil county and the
.dloining counties OF Maryland, Pennsylvania
md Delaware, the proprietor confidently recon-
nends it to business Men as most desirable
Medium for remunerative advertising. To main
ain its high standard as family journal. ne
Intensive or Objectionable advertisements will bt
admitted at any price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-06-24

right. These All-wool Black
Plaid Grenadines are Priest
ley's, Regular 81 goods at
soc. An S-yard Dress pattern
costs but 81. Think OF a
Priestley Grenadine at 81 the
Dress!
Plain black All-wool Challls
best wool, weave and dye
was never within easier reach.
IS in, 37lc, regular soc kind
IS in, soc, regular 63c kind
40 in, 75c, regular Sc kind
40 in, 81, regular 81 % kind
China Mattings for the sum
mer floor OF course. Fresher
airier, cooler, cleaner than
Carpet. And with five such
special lots in sight the merest
pinch Of money is enough to
do for a room.
900 rolls China JIathn.g
7oci;shing IS lbs, to tile
roll Of 10 ydS., at $3.50.
rs rolls Fancy japan Mat
ting, uIald figures, at
SIS, 50 from $3.50.
IS rolls extra heagy japan
Mating at S7fr0m $50
81 rolls heavy seamless
China Mating .f0c Fat
terms at 1850 from ST.
90 rolls best joined Mating
at SIS from $40.
Mating Rugs-cool bits
for here, there, anywhere.
22x4 0 at zoe each
26x5 at soc each
30x60 at Gee each
Take Tennis Rackets-all
kinds from anywhere: Weigh
their worth. See if the Wana
maker Specials are not at
least one third cheaper than
any other in the market.
Germantown Special, 81 80; with
cork handle, So
Germantown oval handle, 50
Germantown S. Standard, SO so; with
cork handle. 81
Belmont, 50 so; with cork handle,
50 rs. Wissahickon, 50 so; with
cork handle, 50 rs
Ardmore, 50; with cork handle, 81 20
Fairmonnt, 81 70; with cork handle,
50 Youths, 81
Juvenile, 75c.
Nets, pegs, ropes, poles
balls and all sorts of Tennis
fixings.
What shall the SUNNI er
time Book be?
Beginning to worry over it
already, mayhap. No need
to worry a bit. we We made
a little list of all the welcome
Books for house or hammock
or steamer chair or railroad
ride reading, with the prices
plainly printed. This is the
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
Paper novels, 10 cents |
Adelphi Series, 10 cents )
The Hammock series, Is cents 6
Paper novels, 90 cents. s
Cloth bound 12mos, Is cents 10
The National limos, 80 cents 10
The Lenox limos, 30 cents II
Leisure Hour series, Is cents 10
In G. eeu and'White 90
In Rid and White p
Black and White u
Nature and Out Door Life %
Cooking and preserving %
Chicago and the Worlds Fair 2G
For little folks GO
Latest fiction ~
Godey's Magazine =. As
Popular hand books 45
Music folios AZ
Ask for "Books tor Summer
Reading.' The list is free
John WANAMAKER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-06-24
Wanamaker's.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, June 81

PHILADELPHIA, h0huny, o"hSS
1t was an i'll wind for the
importer that belated these
best French Sateens.
1t blew we'll for you mayhaP
Meant to have been here Il
month ago; meant to be $50
a yard.
BIT here they are at IScl
How straight and sure such
lots come to Wanamaker's!
Scheurer, Lauth & Co.'S
Sateens, Freres, koechlin
Co.'s Sateens. Names to con
lure with throughout the
Sateen world whenever quality
or style is in question.
Nearly 200 new patterns
More than 10000 yards.
Of course there's a choice
the women know that well
enough.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-06-24
GEORGE + ASH
: Merchant Tailor, :
IDS MARKET STREET,
my27 WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
BALLS o. BALLS
OAK RAIL CLOTHING HOUSE
NOW AN ELKTON INSTITUTION,
AND ONE THAT ELT<TOC( MAY
WE'LL BE PROUD OF.

Visitors by rail- coming down North Street, as every
visitor by rail does attracted by Handsome Brick Front
ornatey cornced and devoted to crystal show cases OF
proportions the ground floor Overlapping
all is the legend that
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-06-24
F. p. PRICE,
Main and Bow Streets,
ELKTON, = MARYLAND.
ORDER NISI.

In the matter relative to the sale OF the keal
Estate OF Dr. JuStus Dunott, (deceased).
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County, Md. In
Equity, No. 1872.
ORDERED this second day OF June, 1923, that
~ the sale made and reported by Reuben
HaineS, Trustee, in the above entitled cause.
be ratified and confirmed. unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown before
the eth day of August, 1898, provided copy OF
this order be inserted in SOME newspaper pub
lished in Cecil county aforesaid once week Tor
one month before the 5th day of July next.
The report states the amount OF sale to be $500.
JAMES L. GRAHAM,
True Copy-TeSt Clerk.
JAMES T. GRAHAM, Clerk. ie3,5
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-06-24

Irish Lawns from Yankee
Looms keep the fingers OF a
dozen salespeople on the fly
measuring, tearing, measuring
tearing. Perhaps a hundred
styles, 80 in, Il Z c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-06-24

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castorla.
wher she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When he had Children, she gave them Castor'e
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-06-24
ELKTON. JUNE "a. 1898.
THE BORDEN TRIAL.

The trial OF Miss Lizzie Borden
for the murder of her father and step
mother, and which from the begin.
ming was enveloped in the profound
est mystery, has resulted as every
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-06-24
~ dfscil 1|l1|h's.
1t
ESTABLISHED IN 1871.

UBLlSHED EVERY SATURDAY. MORNING AT
ELKroN, CECIL COUNTY MD.
HN RY r. TORRENT, Editor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

Adam Coax Of Flint, se.d 20 year,.
concluded that he Wa ftasy for Us
last sleep. 80 he swallowed .nor3hins.
Stomaeh pump. doctors fos seven houF~
and Adsai sleeps not
The keckwitn memorial theafsr 4.
liovsglae Was dedicated To- Col. Robert
Ingersoil Thursday n.gni. who nssd n
beautiful tribute To tie memory of the
philsafaropsst.
''Df." wsgert. who sass t.-.r prac-
;scsng at knrkswlin Iot come i.;ns.
Ras been arrested Tor doping people
on the strength OF = forged dip. on.s
A man named Mcmillan \, Portland
sss kicked IN tue head by horse. tho
skull being crushed 80 iaat MS BRAN
coult be seen. He Will recover.
Kalamazoo - careful 10 pull %. bgd
Clothes we'll ADo.t her head nignts
when che retires. Burglars have bt.
gun their midnight calls.
Gr0ssman, the alleged murderer OF
Moltor ana Sullivan at Rogers CITY.
wss sentenced Thursday for lie At
jackson.
Mrs. Foote has confessed that sn-
Was the nnstress of her husbands muir
derer and saginaw wonders what next.
kalsmsxoo's city attorney has at last
gotten the much talked of charter
amendments ready for the legislature.
4. ID. Haight. watcnman a.. the
Lansing veneer works. fell sntp vat
OF boiling water and will probably die.
The republican newspaper men Of
the state will bc banqueted At the Ho-
tel Downey, Lsnsing, February ..
saginaw wants boiler Inspection or
dinance. Saginaw also has use Tor an
efficient board of health.
Iona has just added . stone pile 10
her jail yard. so that tramps may take
their exercise as usual.
Owen c. Pearl Of Holland has been
arrested, charged with incest with his
l6-year-oid daughter.
Mrs James Snyder Of East Jordan IS
insane. Sunday night she attempted
TO bury her babe alive.
Amasa Rust, one of the pioneer lum-
bermen OF the Saginaw valley, died
Thursday At saginaw.
Diphtheria has taken . fresh hold on
Bay City. Four deaths occurred Thurs
day.
Jackson believes in running the
gamut Now she wants police court.
The bursting of . saw IN q Hastings
mill killed Frank Switzerland.
Lansing has reorganized her driving
| Climb
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28


Hsur,oN. Pa. Jsa. 2s.-deorge
H..ty ant ais cousin, Esther bAIy.
ia OF CAi4wsss. were 10 have been
married hat Friday. Preparations
xer- made for the wedding lld large
na,noer o. guests we're invited lne
esrspsoay Vas . BE performed IN tho
n.rlor ~ tas TRIES nome. The Rev.
Mr.. Hsnksi. OF TIC NJ. r. church, Was
on hard Al noon. the hour s-t for the
nupusls. and ths groom. with rs at
t@adsnts. entered. The br.de-eiscI
came down Stairs on tue arm OF her
mother. she approached the parlor.
bat on reaching me doorway suddenly
released ner hold and dashed up tho
stars The mother sought her dsugn-
.er. wno had locked herself IN
the room. The young lady re-
fused To open toe door. explain
Ing that sne WAS too nervous and the
ceremony would have To be postponed.
The guests returned To their homes.
Bslly. however. seemed 10 have hopes
OK winning toe giri add by entreatlos
induced her 10 consent TO tho union,
and today wAs set for the marriage.
Everything Was conducted quietly and
but four guests we're present To witness
10. The same nsInlster Was there and ~
the same hour the contracting parties
appeared. Just before making the
nnai VOWS Mr.. Bsily horrsfied every
one by declaring that he nsf changed
hss MAID and there would be no we'd
ding. Ine young lady fell IA swoon.
Intense sxc1tsm~ut resgned for time,
during which Mr.. Bsliy slipped out aud
quietly srnt to bic home alone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
Ishpeming's Hope.

IaIrFNIsG, Mich, Jan. 27.-When
the annua visiting committees of the
state legislatures were IN the city Tues
day promises, It II claimed, were en-
acted from every member for the es-
adjustment of = state normal school IN
the upper peninsula, with lshpeming
as its location. Petitions are now be-
ing circulated and the name of nearly
every adult IN the city will be obtained.
A citizens meeting will be held Sa:ur-
day night and next week delegation
wall go 10 Lanssng and present the pc
titions TO the legislature. They will
remain for some time. or Until definite
action on the bill is taken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

Too MASKED Men Rob waverly Bank
IN Broad Day Light


wAvER1x. Kss.. Jan. TIT O'Clock
ths afternoon two masked men en-
tered the front door OF the bank II
wsve.iy and covering Cashier Duvsl
aud Ass .tsnt Cashier Converse with
their reviewers. proceeded 10 cody rob
the vault aud casa drawer While
they were thus engaged. Mr. O'Neli, .
msrcaAnt. entered me bank Tor the
purpose Of making deposit. Al the
rex Of hrs lie Cashier buval calico out
"a him 20 run and alarm the citizens.
Mr.. % Nell rsa across the street. ant
gave the alarm. The robbers ran for
tn-sr horses. when were behEd the
bknk. closely pursued by number of
4, Eens. A the iirst OF the robbers
lesped into the saddic he TUNED qu.ck-
~ and iired At A. lsgiemsf. senuins a
bali through 49, heart. death being ~
Simultaneous A fusflsde OF snots fol-
lowed. bu; tie robbers succeeded IN
getung out 90 town vnnsrsDed except
mat one Of tnelr horses were wounded.
A posse Of ciuxsns followed IN pursnit
and were joined by others from Leso
aud Nrlvoin About two miles from
isbo the roDbers were caught and sur
rounded. and after more flriDg. IN
when both OF tneir horses were shot
dead. they surrendered. their xmma-
nitlon beisg exhausted. They have
been sdenhfed a. Billy Nannorman AID
Frank Lewis. both of Nslvcir town
la Prank kin, tue adjoining Coz ntg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

RocnssrFa, y. u. Jan. 2T.-Eigh,een
CT tho leading coal dealers OF koeh-
ester were today indicted BY the Mon
roe county grand jury for conspiracy.
1nes are all members o. The Rochester
Coal exchange and arc charged with
!llsEal.y coasbln.ng 10 rssse the prie-
AZ coal A second count accuses them
of preventing other coal dealers who
are not members OF Tue exchange from
securing a supply OF coal; also OF pre-
venting such dealers from joining the
nIchanga.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

Horrible State in Which Dead Soldiers
Family Were Found.

BAY CRY, Mich. Jan. 27.-Edward
fales. formerly = member of Company
X, Twenty-thlrd Michigan infantry.
died on his farm. in Beaver township,
last GUNNER II blood poisoning. He
left . widow and eight children IN des-
Gtute circumstances. but their deplor-
able condition did not come 10 the
ears o. the public until John c. Row
den of Auburn Grand Army post in
vestigatsd their surroundings lie
found the family absolutely destitute
OF food and decent clothing. The
building IN which they live Is little bet
ter than . shed, and II affords but poor
protection from wind and snow. The
oldest child. . boy of 10, is totally
blind. while Mira Fsles. having con-
tracted the disease which destroyed
her sons eyes. 10 rapidly losing her
sight. The youngest member Of the
family II only four months Did. An
application for q pension has been
made in Mrs. Fale1 behalf, and the
county poor authorities will look after
the fsmily's needs during the present
emergency.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

~ II. AI,en. Jsrens cassser. Jonn
fssnk. Aodrsw sstlsary. Jo>~pa 4.
ssaf .xat. krssees N@bf., F.ransssf \
He1sses. NllssSn L. "a p1sssl. ts.xns4
d. krenes. Lars Lsss9assl. JAMES N
Tinas. James "a Aeors. Alters ~.
msn. sseofxe W. church, sssy esos.f
HnFsosss Lew Es,oa. eorusisns Aex%s.
Willis . IL. Hsrfasafs. 9sofxs H. Dstfs !.
Frank Il. bepeyslef. Ezra T. Iisl-
swsy. soencef rses~as. Maker ~
Porter. Charles naFneul. iiagrssoD
/. bsFFsts. Ed~asa haAe. Aaatsonsi
ia ma. T. fielSs. thxsses scsulk
stsphsa l. ifkaisy, jsssn Sluks.
Asbers IL. LsonsTd. NATHAN ,. his-
n9f. Emerson pssnng. Alexander
Barrett. James NJ. Hubert. joha u.
Rogers. Charles +. N.ll.slns. DeaSge &.
Santa. asrsm ;. kng. Joan fisnk
kalpa PARISH. lanes 1 Powers. Amos
snsnsfeTlsiu. lenR Nafnuta. ofets
haslou. James NsnSpgs- eapplesasa s..
tai Chester Maker I0ersa-e A a.
guss1s A. >mlth. Hensy tsus - s-sle
,ass A.. InAs~r. Thomas -. Mccall.
~ xinsi. ~idovr. etr.--Iafs Hesiiisn.
Mary Nsa lutt.n. Cofsielsa T. Niteh-
cock, minors OF ssd;ies l., Sra,ies, Car.
olsne kmerson. einnr ST Geasge II i.
Norl.y. minor 81 ffaik IL. Moore.
Matilda y. WATERWAYS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

tat& &*e8s O<sS 49, $S3&8 0&&I{
CatArfh, deafness, fA<onAt,unk. noes>
cue oeodl1y. lnpveenoe eod 81 6>opooo
reeoitinG ffom oariy 1Ddzoafet&ouo 80
excsosne 81 nnaDheod. Ell Gtouosm q
Ne orynssy osea,nA pArt&A pasnlvua.
vAr.ootesls Fupeuseov tamote- oarofois
old soroA dropsys eksn dloeaooa. Gu>S
and ksdney coDplAla1a hpAre (,oonon
shoftneo q tsoath. back Of ~
small of oack, 60, lnr.nd1se -
female complaints and chron5c d'Sooc--
cured qulokiy aud prsosnensy.
That cough. eight feses and 49,.
nsse. shertness q hssssh. pAsplta1lou
ss.,s,@ es,en s1ss ena ouioe
vos aro nesvooa. suokls~. trrt>s.
he. sle.plee, o. vsks rfk~- hors1el
o,e.ms teed uorunra - = 1sIl
h~.sarhe. bad sAsao Ia - aoo<h
sor,~t,m~e dssensrnss. az a as.,~s
80 a., plov ment Slt5octi,'se' ~n~~~~
% am,iton. dosirs 20 ~ eio,s
sioor, forsbo1.nxs. . disposition -
vorrv aud fret aboos troebls 49,
snsr never Gomez. spsld Of fr~l,cs
afrs1 90 uncertain. sospstlmss -
spsr;s. yoa are safser.ns ffen nervous
un,sn nav ,nc in ustsr rr.s,s.ssne'
snaulsv aud death.
Ii YOU have great se1st OF uoak1ex
srd yearape~s. v'th tired hmba numb
ness tremb'lna- pricklyl s<osA tsous.
ca ie~t ,ps lcrs. YOU ATE adssnesns
10 Ih.s most serious dsrsSt--r.rAl,1a
IL your head aches. fesl numb ADD
red. with strange ssnest iona. los al
memory. and you th.nt Nth cifsco.ts
on Won Ar. s,s~nI,~ a. n,zns ~
cfowsInes and dullne~ darn, a..
day. the nerve and train fslsu. 49,
On run into lnasnssy or .fests nay
Iiyou have any OF thss- f~.itags DC
cot n~sissrs them. or they vi en1lnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

Nav Yosi. Jan. I.--D1n 4 Coas-
pany report business Tor the week as
ssceilent. Noaey = exsssf aud trade
generally strong aud fealthfoi. The
basiness failures occurring thfoaghs a.
tlccountsy during the last seven days
nnabef. for the United states rs and
for Canada ~. or = total OF 20 AZ COM
pared with totals II 55@ last week aud
500 tho week previous. For tue cor
responding week If lxss year. the tx
urss we're Isl. representing ls5 ia the
United states. and Al IN The Dominion
of Canada
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

FAsxrts. No. jsn- z7.-sla.te = ssn-
sskion sss ers4fs.i here saen 4 s4>
ssowa that Peter Ford. oas OF the Old
es.< and t<-a knos1 rrsetssnts 81 Eo~
ara eoanfy. hal Brought suit Against
b . wife. nrunettx n Eorc. fot divorce.
eisnsng that snr hs.i a. ssrhoos hnaes
called nin slsr. old hound. r<cancFsl
ssc other ~qaalls stfonx nan 90. ~hsn
c,afronted Nth the intsliixsnce u The
art MIRA Ford seemed not ia the least
uorrisd ABOUT e. aud stated tnzt be
cllld have ire disofe~, rot ne eoulc
not have the children. Der ssocS and
Der 81, 90 fney have been mAfrsd
lliSt nifty se2fs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
Trying 70 Elec, Senators.

CHEYENNE. Wyo., Jan. 27.-The bal
lot today for senator was as follows:
Warren. IL; New. 3; Clark. Z; Holiday,
4; Brown of Sheridan got the five pop
ul'st votes; Hinton, 2; Brek, 2; Coru, 2;
Richard ksb.s. /.
BISMARCK. n. d., Jan. 27.-The ex-
pectatIons that there would be an cleo
ton of a United States senator today
was not realized. The vote stood:
Casey. 81: Worst. /; Roach. IS; Muir, 3
Anderson. IA; Smith, 6; kingman, 3
scattering, 9.
HELENA. Mont, Jan. 27.-Only sixty
OF the seyenty-.De members attended
was: Sanders, Is; Clark, 20; Dixon. IL
Collins, /.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
Tai TIN Theo Returns.

ASS ARRoR. Mica, Jan. 27.-Tai Tin
Theo. a Chinese high school student,
disappeared on Monday, much 10 the
alarm of his friends. "Wednesday night
he returned from Detroit on the late
train lie had walked down TO De-
troit, where he met friends. who gave
him money to pay his fare and per-
Suadrd him to return to his home with
Mss Howe. n returned missionary lie
= of good family. and there was no
reason Tor has leaving.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

f.oSDo~, Jan. 27.--The White star
me steamer 6ermAnIe, Captain Slcoi,
from New York January Is for Liver
pool. passed kinsale AZ $50 O'clock
tnls morning. and shortly after arrived
az Queenstown. Upon arrival her doc
tor reported that three days after The
Germanic had left New York one OF
her passengers. Miss Thasena kemp. OF
Chicago Was attacked with scarlet
fever. She was Immediately isolated
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
gsoEesp fo rssE DEATH.
/. chineos-squ- islanders are Starvir
With no Prospects Of AID.

ch,neot-squ- islanders are Starving
With no Prospects Of AID.
SSos HTLL. Nd. Ian. 27.--~tsrva-
ton q staring tie 2. 90 sahsbitssts of
taincotesqns island. which lice just
if.lc~ The outer reef OF Franklin City.
"a. In winter the wboie district along
Toe ! ger Virginia beach j. al Isolated
ons aud news slvsys comes ia siosly.
bat daflnx the recent cold ssstn-r n
bas been simost impossible To obtain
any Information from the outer reef
fishing villages, hontng clubs snf
oyster stsrons Flve days sxo Capt
Jcnn a. Hutton. Of the North Bssca
lie SAVING ststion. reported that only
ttrro barrels Of four RENAMED on the
lsiane. cince then ! naesns OF com
mus eaton have been cut of.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

pErEofr, Mich. Jan. 1.-THE old
Detroit nlgh school. which wss built ia
1874. wss completely destroyed by IRE
A. 4 O'Clock this morning. Loss, 49,
go. How the blsS- originated y un-
known. The place burned like finder
aud the eutre department. was called
out 90 fixnt the flames. The men took
long chances on lite aud there we're
many NARROW escapes from falling
49,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

LAxsTSe. Mich. Jan. 27.-Thc men,
bers OF the state hoard OF health are
much alarmed over the outbreak II
smallpox in Pittsfield. for the reason
TRAIT the disease WAS originally dag
nossd - chsckenpox and people were
thus thrown r their guard. They say
that there - great danger of the disease
spreadlns. The smallpox patient at
sprngport. Jackson county, however,
a conyales6euf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

TIE so~seln sessntfe school 20 be re
F.arst IN Am-res.

te~rox Jap- p Milton arc Edsard
r Sear.es' prsureiF xifs "a Bordsin
coilte~ ~ % entfe baiitlrg VII
rsff~sent an oat.ag q fully bali
uI5.ilel t.a.l<rs. g = sd The plans
have nof eeta tsrlrcted. bat q ass
frea devoted flsl the ouHting 81 ~
rs ~ lesi feet 70 dmsescns sd f9.fr
stores in o. Elt Is ~ pre pahiv -
~ xrsn t., ~ ngcsiax arch teetufs.
4, NJ. resries expresses sesirn that i
sssii eei pc tte scientific building a.
vale. scd. ~ ftet. IT, = iieer structure
srrftiectusi Y THAI 49, college Ia ek.
-t~acr lie riii ferni=a Is tAfonxhoot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

RArT1E GEEEs. Mich. Jan IL
Charles r. hsfaes ct this city, former
~ state nlastef wore man OF the
knghts - Labor. has beeu couuua
eonsd orxsn ser for the industrial le-
20. .n M.chlsaa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

owosso. Mich. Jsa. s7--J. J. Eng
land, treasurer II the T.. Of l.. who
are holding their state convention
here. blew cut the gas At the National
hotel ast evening. One OF his com
panions discoteret him an hour later.
and be wss resnsc. tsted With eresi diff
hraity
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28


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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

Oriental Chapter q. r.. :. will give n
pedro party at their hall. SO ana Gs
Pearl street, Tuesday evening, Jan. 81 !,
admission, 10 cents; come.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

Feraons granted Michigan sppii-
rsnts crglus John u stead, Hen