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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-09-01

Gill, 1illcy and Thompson were chosen di-
rectors for the Point scnool district.
Mr.. Mahoney. of Spokane. bought 800 head
o III utton sheep of Lee Smith, which were Ia
ken to the railroad this week. Price $2.W per
head.
Knighten was at work on his timber claim
last week-he wants to build out there this fall.
W. II. Smith returned from Uniontown Sat
urday with a new organ, bureau and spring
lounge, all of which are direct from Chicago.
Mrs Hanson was visitor at Mrs. Jarrett's
Sunday.
Water is a scarce article on the Point snd
much In demand.
Three threshing machines were started in
this place the first OF the week-Castle's. Stew
art aud Pugh's-and everybody aud his boy
had TO stand in.
Preaching at Lake school house next Sunday
by Kew. J. 3. nhoads or Mrs. Smith.
A man was wandering around in this place
last saturday and Sunday-evidently insane.
scarcity of water may cause a temporary
suspension OF operations al Sweets sawmill
Messrs. Henderson aud McCauley, OF Denver,
were in this neck of the woods working up O
joint stock company for the erection of roller
mills at their place, last week.
Fred W. Pearson Is expected home At any
time now.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-09-01
Official Report OF the Proceedings OF The
Board OF County Commissioners as
Board of Equalization, Aug. aa, 'o3.

STATE OF IDAHO,i 90
COUNTY OF Idaho, ''
On this, Monday. the
2s day of August, A. ID. 1895. pursuant to notice
and as required by law, the Honorable Board OF
County Commissioners of County and State
aforesaid. net at the office of said Board. in the
Court House at Mt. Idaho, as a Board OF Equal
zatiOn.
Present: Josh 8. Fockler. chairman. and Hen
ry Meyer Commissioners. Z. w. Case, Clerk (by
". N. Knox Jr., Deputy Clerk and J. Ill. Wann.
Assessor and Tax Collector.
there being no business Board adjourned un-
til tomorrow A. NJ, aty0clock.
Attest, c. w. CASE,
Clerk I'D. Co. Commissioners
ByW n. KNOX. JR.. Deputy Clerk.
SECOND DAY.
cousrY OF IDAHO SIS On this 2oth day of
August, A. d. 1898. pursuant to adjournment.
Board met. Present: Josh s. FocKler and Hen
ry Meyer, Commissioners, G. W. Case. Thy W.
n. Knox, Jr.. Deputy Clerk, and ]. H. Wann. A s.
SCISSOR and Tax Collector.
The Board examined and approved the assess
ment roll.
The being no further business. the Board ad
journed to meet $ n Board of Equalization on
the first Monday of october. A ID. 1893 tbeing the
| second day OF October).
JOSH 3. FocKLER.
| Attest HENRY MEYER.
&. " CASE Clerk Board. Commissioner
! Per W. N. Ksox.JR.. Deputy Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-09-01
RECORD OF THE WEEK.

For fine cigar 60 to Pearson &
Bonebrake's drug store.
Secure an accident policy of w.
E. Bunnell. They come mighty
handy at times.
10000 A No. l shingles for sale.
Inquire at Van Wrinkles black
smith shop.
BoRN.-Near Grangeville, Idaho,
August 26, 1898, to the wife of
VIM. Hill, son.
A good quarter section of land
can be purchased for $1,000. In
quire at f. p. Office.
The Ellwood Glidden Barbed
wire, Diamond E' trade mark, is
the cheapest and best. For sale by
G. G. Bunnell, Lewiston.
will preach my farewell sermon
at Grangeville the lst Sunday in
September, at 7:3O p. m.
F. L. BUzzELL.
Edmond Fitzgerald was in town
from Cottonwood Saturday and re-
newed his subscription to the old
reliable county newspaper which
he has read from the first issue.
In order not to conflict with the
session of the supreme court al
Lewiston ON Oct. 8, Judge Piper
has adjourned the fall term of dist
rict court for Nez Perce county
from Oct. 2 till Oct. 80.
Arsenic and quinine are danger
GUS drugs to accumulate in one,
system, and it is to be hoped tha
these poisons, as remedy for agu'
have had their day. Ayers Agu'
Cure is a sure antiGote for th'
ague, is perfectly safe to take, ant
is warranted to cure.
The ever-welcome S.W. .Reynold
was up from Freedom last week OF
bushes. He informed us that h
had purchased the entire interes
of the New York parties, Winslo,
and Englehart, in the New Yorl
Cattle company, and will hereafte
run the business alone. Mr.. Rey
nolds assumes the debts of til
company and will collect all ae
counts due them,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-09-01

Parties whose names we are NOT
able to learn have taken a contract
to raise 500 inches of water on t0t
the high bar on Salmon river just
across from Freedom, the water to
be used for placer mining.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-09-01
Henry Wax goes below next week.

Master Frank Parker left for W. W. Monday.
Jacob Crooks eldest boy is Yery low with
lung fever
G.. Cone. ofFreedom. spent Sunday here on
his way east.
Grangeville brass band will give open air con-
ccrts every Thursday evening.
Ike Steinheiser left on higgins stage Tues.
day. homeward bound for Portland.
Tom Aram drives a bran new hack. His old
one was wrecked in a runaway Monday.
Aaron Binnard, the merchsut prince Of Lew.
iston. is visiting his daughter. Mrs. Wax.
Brockman's thresher was IN town for repairs
this week. Ed. VaugDiaux, of Keuterville
has bought an interest In the machine. and
they will take the field early next week. They
have already contracted IT, thresh about 20. 00t
bushels on the prairie.
State Road commissioner Telchsr returned
from the meeting of the Commission Tuesday
and sends us the good news that he secured
the consent of his colleagues to continue the
survey OF the road up Salmon river. Work or
all the other divisions has been disc ,ntinued.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-09-01
THE LAND OF GOLD.
NeW Discoveries and DeUelOp-
ments in our Tributary
Mining Camps.

John Denny, of Lewiston, and
John Bell, Colorado quartz man,
were out Saturday from the Elk
and Dixie country, where they
have been prospecting all summer.
They made two locations ON two
lodges, each A feet wide, of gold
bearing ore which they discovered
six miles south of Dillinger's camp,
and both gentlemen are very en-
thusiastic in predicting a great
future for the quartz interests of
that new country. Mr.. Denny tells
us that the shaft ON the Buckeye,
a claim owned by Calvin, Long and
Woodtick Williams, is down 80
feet in a splendid body of free gold
ore Al feet wide. Also that Hugh
Turner has run a tunnel 8S feet
and cut the Lost Horse lode at q
depth of 60 feet and shows up a
fine strong ledge of good gold ore,
and the lead growing wider with
depth. Two other prospectors from
Dixie were also in town Saturday
with a sack of quartz from a ledge
they had struck and of which they
were going to make a mill test, and
if the results are satisfactory they
will return Immediately and devel-
op the claim this fall and winter.
We also learn by letter that Samp-
son Dillinger had struck chute of
ore in which there were streaks
that run as high as $50 in gold per
pound. Every practical quartz
man who has visited the Dixie
country and examined the lodges,
tells the same story; that it is bound
to be big quartz camp some day.
We were through that country with
Gov. Daggett, of California, last
summer, and our impression that
Dixie has a great future as gold
quartz camp was duly recorded in
these columns at the time. From
all accounts the expectations Of
future greatness in that camp are
going to be verified at an earlier
date than anybody anticipated.
Speed the day!
Cal. Huddlestone, an old friend
, and mining partner of ye editor in
eastern Oregon way back in the
'7O's, has been prospecting in this
. county for several years past. He
: has finally struck first-rate pros
poets on the south fork of Clear
water below the mouth Of Johns
creek on this side of the river. H,
will put in a wingdam next season
and would have had it in now bu
for the high stage of water which
has prevailed this year. He is 1
veteran river miner and his judg
/. ment in locating ground is almos
infallible.
A company has been incorporated
d to work the placer ground in tn
canyon of Salmon river just abov'
v Slate creek. Messrs. Moon ant
:. Hensley are now at work putting
3, in a water wheel to raise water.
y Parties whose names we are no
" able to learn have taken a contrac
d to raise 500 inches of water on t
J; the high bar on Salmon river jus
,e across from Freedom, the water I
!" be used for placer mining.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-09-01

A company has been incorporated
to work the placer ground in the
canyon of Salmon river just above
Slate creek. Messrs. Moon and
Hensley are now at work putting
in a water wheel to raise water.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-09-01
STATE WAGON ROAD swINDLEs.
Gov. Mcconnell Proposes to Protect the State
From iMposition--rhe Salmon River
and Elk City Branches are the
Most Important.


and Elk City Branches are the
Most Important.
BOISE CRY. IDAHO. Aug. %. 1898.
A. r. PARKER. Esq,
Grangeviile, Idaho.
FRIEND PARKER
have your favor OF the 18th Inst. told Mr.
Hannah recently in Moscow. that the survey Of
the wagon road would go on to completion.
We have enough money from the sale OF the
bonds to complete the surveys aud make the
estimates. II we can only keep the Commis-
sioners from meeting every few days. l am
specia,ly anxious to have the survey compile
ted on Salmon river. We certainly cannot
build the road without money. and 1t 10 doubt
full whether at the present time we can Pisce
ing per cent iiterest. are now bcgg ng at 10
per cent discount. We cannot re-advertiae, or
sell the bonds TIL we have an sos1.ute re,Isa. ch
manner as will hold them liable on their Donu.
1t win be impossible. in my opinion. TO do
am informed that the Elk City branch cannot
be built for the sum appropriated in when
event II will be necessary for your county to
the shortage, as the appropriation was made to
complete that division, not portion OF II;
l fully realize the Importance OF the Salmon
river. and the Elk City branch, ~ Is very un'
fortunate that the Shoshone division was at
tached % the Wagon Road bill. as there Is no
rie and every effort of certain individuals of
that country seems to be directed towards rob
bing the state of the money appropriated. Ev-
cry other division seems To nave oeeh honest
ly looked after except that one. and l think
that even the survey there will be discontinu
cd, Ms recent de- eopments are scandalous ana
our Commits sioners are very much provoked.
They are in session here now and have plac-
ed before them correspondence reiating to the
fraudulent bills presented to the board. -
We have bond from the purchasers OF the
Wagon Road bonds binding them 10 take the
same and we must move IN such manner as
to legally hold them To accountability. l sup
pose you aware that the people OF the state
are, and have been, opposed To the construc
tion of that system OF wagon roads, althougu
their representatives voted to pass the DILL aad
had not been well aware ot your needs
would not aave sanctioned 1t. l must, howev
er do the best possible to protect the Interest
OF the State
Very truly yours
W. ]. MCCONNELL
Governor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

NV NoAk. March FlorR-D Dull.
weak winter wheat laisnt. low grades.
, a. o. 2-53 per cWt.
wHKAr-Lower. weak. Closing: March.
49,; May. sss.c jane, IKE; July. 7sAe;
August = -.
ceH~-f.rn. dull; closing 1eak AZ 10
Nc dseline March, 53i4e; May. Oslc; July.
5Dstc
oAr4-Morc active. strong. Closing: No.
:, s,i. afc; NJ. 3. f9c; No. white. t4ta
Hac; No. 3. a. 10 42i.c.
L1&D-t}1iet. lower; western steam closed
q, f450 bid. I'D askesl
foRK-s}aiet, weak cid mes. 1900; new
uit.z. 1880
CHKfSK-e}niet. about steady state. 10 10
L.; fancy. iisi a. IL pHr. skins. : to lOisc.
CORES Options barely stsaly; 5 % =
points down; closed steady. March. 17.uo
- t7.o5; April. los 70 loo; May. l6t0 60
ft.-o: July To- - 70 ig.d0: September. ib.2
- is.3l; October. l5.i5 10 1870; December.
1876 u loco; spot Rio duh. easy; No. :,
-. 20 IKE
SreAn-Raw dull. easy: fair refining.
ib.i5 "a 800; c,ntrifugal-. 81; test, l5l6
20 ~ Refined quiet, unchanged; No. q, S-lG
= = No, :. Ills: standard 4. 4. 9 lie "a
~ cOnfcctipners A 4. : lie 70 49,; cut
loaf. 5 a-is a. 5A crushed. ) ais - 81 f;
powdered. a.. 20 l-l6; graduated. 4 sic %
~ cubes. ~ to > I -l6.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

SUGAR TOOK A FALL
Rumors Of No Dividends Break
the Market.
MONEY DEMANDS IS PER CENT
1fhe Market OPENED ouietiy and abe
Principal Dealings wer~ connaed
a. Industrial stocks.

NV fcRS. March Is Money on call
has been active. ranging from 9 . ID
iasf lsan AT &. and eiosing offered al q
Prime mercantile paper Ger per cent.
Sterling exchange dull aud weak.
nth actual husiness Ia bankers bills az
81 .pss8A. Tor 80 days aud iSige
ISL fof demand.
Posfra rates. 5t<4is7tt; com
uerclal bili@. 8-.ift4 -5t
Government bonds have been steady.
The xoek opcned with comparative
Quic, in the Wall street markets The
transactions aggregated szksTo shares.
AMI The oniy Important fluctuations
wf-e ia the Industrial. which vii ai'-
sb the hulk a shr speculative interest.
'Iee market for railway shares. cspe-
eialiy FOR western stocks. Vas. on the
whole. somewhat ilrmer.
There ua- 4 fair demand for the grsnSefs,
~hlch improved % per cent. The rl~s
49, partially lost near the cio-e. when the
rtie for money s'iddsnly advanced 20 II peE
crnt. and sugar broke lady on rumors that
payment II the extra dividend on common
-fock Noaid u enloined. The market MA.
duh and weak ia the early Trading and
cll---i Irregular.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

cH1cAco. March f3-Nhcat averaged "a
shade better for a short time after the Open
ins and then turned weak. Closing prices
were &c lower. Corn WIS influenced by
weakness in wheat and provisions aud an IN
erase IN the visible supply. Closing prices
wcro A. io&tr. Oats followed corn and
elosei &C lower. Provisions we're weak and
Ia sympathy with the continued decline in
the price Of hogs. Ribs, however, closed
2i<c higher.
Closing.
waElr-March, 722Ac; May, 76ife; July,
72Ac.
CoaS-March. a. Ike; April. exc; May.
it.c: July. SIC.
May. E'sc; June. a2fSc; July,
'2Ae; september. 9i<e.
roRx - March. SIS; May. si7.55
JUly. $i7-57is Sep,cmbsr. sl5.el
IAnp-Narch. si2Op: May. si2.l0;
Jnly. Sll. 22t3 September sii.02,s.
Rii,>-March. sl005; May. 5000; July,
<4so
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Both the method aud results when
syrup u Eiss q t2ksa; II i pleasant
ard refreshing u the taste, aud aets
gently Jet promptly On the kidneys.
Liver AID B0seis, ciranses the sy>-
ten sfsctuzlly, dispeis colds. head
aches AID fcvers and eurr. hahlt1al
eoastlp4fion- syrup Of Figs 10 tie
onlr remedy cf is- kind ever pro
eacsd. pleasing 10 the taste and nc-
eeptsbla 70 the stomach. pronp. IN
is action and truly beneficial 10 ia
effects. prepared only from the taost
keslrby AID agreeable Substances. is
many excellent qualities commend u
- a. and have male IL the HOS,
popcisr rsmedy known
syrup u Figs n foi sale Ia scc
and 81 bottles by al leading drug
sist. ANY reliable druggist Who
nay rot have IL on hand vii pro
curb ~ promptly for any ono Who
wishes 10 Try i,. Do not accept Any
Substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG Sy6gP co.
S<s fsAscssco. car.
-Ss~s<-@<<s NJ ess fonS 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Txfox Srocx NARps. Chicago. March a.
Catile-Recciptz. 1900; weak; 10 Ice
loter: common "a extra steers. S3.75 10
$40; sfockers aud fe.tier-. $50 10 $40:
cows aud bull~. $50 a. Sf.i5.
Hoe--keceipts. 1900. weak: 10 to I5c
lower. heavy SO "a SO: mixed and
medium. s. 80 "a $40: light. rs 10 80.
Shcet-R Receipts. t.Su. weak; 10 10 lie
lower: poor tochoice. $500 20 s5.35; lambs.
81 IS 10 $40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Lo<poS. March i3-The grain markets
of%ned this morning quiet. AZ Liverpool.
wheat eas unchanged airn. bat not az tive
Corn ras q h,xhsr. ia fair demand. Gals.
fornia ehesi eargoe> z. "a lower. Tie French
markets were unchanged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
or ins-res, to Farmers sri otssrs sess-
tr-. ffo~-@.

II Int-FFFt 70 FafFnFfs aF'1 Utoefs 5efE-
Jog Homes.
The Canaiian Pacific Railway com
rsnys exhibition car vii tie at { IA i0s
vile Monday. Nareh ~ i22 p. ms
have Monday March "a pi0 p "a A..
rive AZ GFsnd iiapi,is Monday March
- - p ma. leave Monday. March ~
iieN r o. Arrive at G.ndsiiir Mon.
DAY March - II s. = "a. iesse Tues.
day March u 5aap nt Arfivr az Zce.
lssd Tuesday March 81. GIG = 10,
ifafr "Wednesday March 49, 30 a. 10.
aad exhibit fhe Iro.infts f Tic CanH.
dian eeefs itn acres free Fl, actual set.
tiers. tnnofss ss.ft- - DE very befl
-a-l m Am-l--a d a----- I'm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Buy Or Koch's German nerve pills
for nervous people. Guaranteed 90 cure
weak memery. loss n BRAIN power. lost
manhood. nightly emissions and all
nervousness "a either sex. Price Al or
ssx for a.. Duilan's German Medicine
COMPANY. Flint. Mich. p1lc agents fCr
Jni.d Sf8tea and Canada Sold ia
Grand Rapids by Scribuer 4 AIdworth.
NJ - Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

tHEESE-futl cream. l-}t ga IL.
tA>SKp ttooDs--t Orn. Si.-tbdl 20 per doz I;
tomatoes. 81 80 ID pr dox.
coFFEIs-~Reasted. Rho 2eis25c; Mari
cailo. 2hsa1se; Java. ~ -5tc: Mocha and
java. 2Olasilc
IARl,-C ompouui tiefcxs. 5000: con-
pound. aopoaad iinr. lie; pure, tierce-.
>is.25: 5arouud tiA-. 1850: kettle rendered,
tier,es. slso5: - pound tins. II. &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Dxrnorr, Mich. March i3-Wheat-So. 2
I'D, cash. seise: May. Ike; July. 73c; No,
white cash - T..
Corn-No. 2. cash. f2ttc.
Oats-No. white. cash. .sSc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
CHlCkG0 & WEST MICHIGAN
RAILWAY.

Cnlru % fHfI s1a
Ls Grand Rapids sran 1Hrm .rlT nm
Ar. Chicago 81. ~ fs1F ~ . III. \ ~
EffifstNti Gfiv fnir stn
Nv. hiceke ftsfa 1. Ir 80 ~ O. m
Ar tsfand tafl1s ; - 4 o. ~ PEE ~ lta I'D
nfSrtls HkEbHt Aef sf lIF.
~. Grand Rsfi,i, - II 4Epn - q 70 "a
A tffai.d hslidf - lf ui SPIN lps5 3 "a
To ANn FRoa ~ ss4t-1e
IvGk sHafa l1rm tE r IN ttt q ~
Al a.. Il has sH ~ aLrm
TakfTasf rtTl NaNfsIfE ken rt.rtietft
Lv Grand RaEi1s ... 1Nam tFp ~
Ar Traverse i4fy ....l-. 80. a. q. m D. " q tn
ar fhafirxui1 .....l. ...... 4 - r
Ar fefuskrJ - ...... SIPS
Ar kauisfee ~ D. on ~ - "a
Arrive ff,sff prtaskef D. a. D. m from ffsFefss
City a. 81 ~ D. a. = ie
1Hh1s.fa rtH sltrsfrr
Wagner psfiof Cars i-sve tfan1 Rapid -
! ~ leave ttlcarn - 3 "a.
Nsrnef Siefreft Law tirand Rapids 81 -
J. ~ leave hirero ~ ttr a.
ffes rhaif car - Naniftft : - = N.
'ktery de5 nthef ffnfls vest days onlr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
MZCHIGMCEKTRAE

JAZZ 81 UiIIHFI III ffF7lf VIII
IstifIr g - NsIsfll 49, - Ief
eIrsfs|fx rsf1 - Fer|tf rfsf afInrfir ~.
irs.ses ~ nr1 ftdss flsfs..it rnfIo4 cars rrr
- frsif.. iessioe fffaea Hafrst ~ q n = ~ er1
ifssfne fsefrssil 81 a. =. ~ sr+IfIrn ~ fttEra
haftdt - l4ur - TIriet efFer.sri iff,s 1855
- it.fs.f -.tf ~ tfrs.trt ffrise .s<i rlsef ~
Htrhirsn tftffel - iifoaa anHaa tsDrtIfesn
dltisiis1t
FFfF n nFf1ne Gre A. % ftrfrt -
q ~. Epc4fss. q = 49,. a. tirtFa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
GRAND RAPIDs Herald. TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH H. lsr


Arst sss-4Fair - e4a3. lsf tbl. x1s1t
zoo. fan.esl, r.f bff t5e.n
t'8lsrxAnls=- iSsii sld ei-ssiisS. $40 Ter
"a 5eg~ys. s3.ttss5.za ter -.
fI5nfpA vASao1s- 8figi4ss. keest.ao
Ior lox-
iaS1se~ Neu sfesslnli=. IL box - 1sfs
aa3 1fs. s. 80 400 pr tox.
b4sASts-Accofdsag - quality 3 ts4si-oo
pr tanch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
* Dr.. Won PETERS
Va LIQUID
@SULPHUF

Nature AWAY administers sulphur in liquid
form. Why not initiate nature7
Liquid sulphur T. simply pure solution ~
sulpIIer. No secret j. made 81 the result. Tho
pr.csss Il manufacture Is the secret.
sulphur has been used b. the medical profess
sion time out ~ mind.
IL will be found prescribed by tho best
authorities approved by the best practice.
Liquid sulphur" Internal for the blood
stomach. liver and kidneys.
Liquid sulphur Lotion"-Al diseases az
the skin
Liquid sulphur For the Bath"-Nature
own curr for rheumatism.
Liquid sulphur pecial'-For diseases %
women.
on SALE At THE DRrcorsrs'.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Pcckhsm's Group Remedy cures
whooping cough.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
ms Is What.

What folly to be without Bccc hams
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
NETROlT. LANSING
- & NORTHERN n. r.

eofse - nETnffT.
" Grand Esri1s Scam = 80 90 tflr
Ar Detroit ~ q ." - n AZ q n
rFTrHeieu gRos rFfEfr
Nv pefrrif sf.ats = frn 90 y ~
Ar. tfrnnd hsrtfs T. , q m = = q ~ - ~ y ~
sAGsNss. ANA asp 90 iorfs
L. Grand Rsrisis lmsm ais ~
A.. fssnnd ksrlas ~ - ~ p a. , ~
toxrf4 81 lo~f1.f. = nts1teoe n
u Grand Hsf..al sirsm fwrm tnpm
A. frost lss~cil p - q m , = y 10
FHnirus ca sfNtfrE
Earinr ars 81 ~ ffainf trfuet't Grand Rap
iAs and issroIA farinf taf g. ~eEifar -
lnrreiba f1rin.
sfver5 taf oFl.af frainf ~tef ders srtlr
tsEosoe ifthsvrN. ts..n fnss tsfent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
MARKETS,

New maple sugar made its appearance
in the market yesterday. ard quotations
we're iixed At l. % IL cents a pound.
Eggs we're scarce and dealers we're 81
ferin9 u cents dozen. There were
MT enough offered yesterday - supply
tie Demand Cahlagea are offrrei more
ricniifuiiy and az little lower figure.
Poultry = still searce and another al
vance. q 1 csrt vac male. Cioycrasc,l -
weakening and quotai.ous are a little
lover Corr strengthened at an ell
vance - cent a baslsel.
Farm Produce.
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