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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

One of the strongest proofs Of The
HIxALp's reliability and popularity is
the singular unanimity with which the
other city papers detect at long inter
walls II time some obscure item in which
= palpabis srror occurs and proceed to
empty their gat!ing guns at the inoffen
sivs mistake. just To chow how easily
the mote in one eye ohscures that which
10 blinded by the beam in the other. ref
erence may be had to = wolf story pub
lishesi at the head Of the fifth page in
the Sunday Democrat. That remark
able article solemhly announced that a
man had shot a wolf on the Saturday
night preceding. somewhere In tho
southern part OF the city. Then the
writer went on to say that the skin u
the animal vas taken 10 the county
clerks ONCE in the afternoon Of the
same day. aud still moro surprising that
IL had been removed from the animal
several days before il was taken to the
hal been shot and skinned fully two
weeks before tho skin was brought 10
the county clerks Office. the declaration
that the wolf was shot Saturday even
ing after the county officials had ex-
amined its dry skin and paid the bounty
on Saturday afternoon. the story is one
IL the most astonishing newspaper bulls
Of the year. And yet our esteemed con
temporarics who are 90 quick to dig up
an Insignificant error appearing in an
obscure corner Of The HERALD have
never a word 10 say Of this monumental
absurdity in The DExocKAr. All Of
which goes 10 shox that The HERALD is
read-not even an inconsequential per
sonal escaping the eyes Of its thousands
OF readerx Advertisers will make a
note OK this fact.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

The beard 81 health recommended
that n number IL sewers be laid in the
tbickly settled portion 81 the. city. he
tween Carroll and Dwight streets and
between Fuller and Lake avenue. Re
ferred to the committee on sewers The
committee 81 building inspectors recon-
mended that three fire escapes be placed
GU the Ohio house and three escapes on
the Kent hotel. The report MAS placed
on file The board Of public works
recommended brick on concrete found
alton a. The beat material with which
10 pave North Division street from Mon
roe street to Lyon street Placed on file.
The committee on streets recon.
mcnded the improvement 81 Park ave
nue.. Adopted.
The committee on streets recon
mended that the contractors on the I'm
provement ~ Hill street he instructed To
disli. the work into two parts 90 fsciii
tate the work. Adopted.
The same committee recommended
that the improvement ~ lonia street be
deferred until the area walls 81 the
ptthian temple are constructed.
Adopted
TIE same committee recommended
ths, the Improvement ~ Logan strvst
should 10 made ora the i've year sssess
meat plan. Adopted.
Co.'s to the Bird
The corniiitee on ways and nsana
recon ncndcd that the city printing II
lei - The Eagle. and recommended that
all tids fur second printing he rejected
Adopted
The committee on sewers r~eom
mende,i ;hs; relief seeer be con.
sifucfei in Wealthy avenue sdopted
The csElmsttee consisting a the alder
men q the fourth ward reported that
they found the faeis 80 stated by the
city marshal concerning the condition
= ths steps At Crescent park 10 lie true
ard recommended that The clerk sdre-
;iso 81 bids 'ur repairing 90 rebuilding
the steps Adopted.
Disposition of Rotis
4 h. r.ai fpr = scs~r tsfve~n jefferson
avenue Fsd Cass street ~ss cor frrnsd
IT, thsfhsm STREET .~xer rsi. wss
ehsaee-i slightly. and vas had over for
s0o as~s
Ihe Maskeson street se~er roli ~ss
ls'f psTf GO vsek
~ hnfssn street eeser roll YES MT
e Tfns,i xrd The r,Fesriftee recS,-
ntrstfls that rs~ dstrirt D. made ~
- fasavss-i g. 30 improvement
The ffsi 80 pavins ksss fsltus str~es
pear the tgiise ws received frU The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
ALLEGED 70 st FUNNY.

Fond Mother Here eomethiag about
eaby whose heal measures twenty
i've inches IN circanlfe ence is 'herc
Rny danger Il oar darling h~ing 80 he
faFmad'
Skepi5csl Fathef M dear. not un
ie~s tbs kd could understand ant 30
iiete al ne thiag~ sou 49, a. him
ltttslYuFg Bulletin
Tsassfns Siiufsrre ltnsissr sn;ls -
knsss | kass bat te~t esii The tssaru
. yans refusal ils hecae~e J 80 Isssr
Aoa suilii msry me y / srfa rich.
Mss iseile tspilShUy fsfhaI~ 49, hn'
yea sruht have e. j.. ,vfy sefy vsrY
rieh jas'y
DENNIS. ycosr ge~firsnaa sn8 a
~.shaisfs - ttts Shoe $50 Gsifsgasts
ttcsnfa ISL Ftas .assas-si 10 fee fFst
tsstsssl thss a. i's&s ~hssn / ie.saa az
ate, tisssfsfa ,hsi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

PAsT II OF today's HERALD is devoted
b. q comprehensive. pictorial and bio
graphical history Of the state officers.
members ~ the state legislature and
United States senators ~ Michigan. The
Article In the result q much painstaking
On the part OF its author. Mr.. t. ID. Full
Ter. ~ this city. II tells its own story
So well that one needs hut o. look and
read 10 gather q correct idsa Of the men
tai and moral statue of the men who
govern the people Of this great common
wealth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
All AND Ms BHltts.

What - needed Tor better adniinis
tratinn II justice Is not fundamental
change IN the Law hat higher common
sense qualification q governors. Nes
York Telegram.
These tornaioe- are too frequent and
too terrible. An extra session q con
grc<s could moi produce airy mcre disas,
irous wind Cincinnati Frqurcr
Hhe return on rarrruent which The
friggs controversy is risying ~ Nca
York shows faihng ~ w popularity
Milwaukee ~erflrat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

TEgss 10 surh . curiosity 10 ere and
hear thu wedding ceremony ~ tho Earl
u Craven and Mice bradley Marten
which is ,o tsss place IN New York to
day that eio IL freely paid for invitation
cards I, won't be long before invita-
tons n funeral sill have a speculative
.aIn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

of Egypt. now aged ~. lives III regal
splendor in h,s palace an the shores u
about tl5.ovO.0t0.
james Whitcomb Riley tried tho
stage for while and thinks he would
have made an actor IL IT hadn't been for
the stage manager.
Eighteen ~ the principal presen's
given Ia Prince Bismsrck on his birth
day are valued al ee0.U0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

II The Democrat wili sivsncs an ar
gument IN behalf II, the continuance q
The superior court. en the tsrms laid
down IN another column the taxpayers
viii 20 apt to have their eyee opened
vide vsrv vide.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

MsseERs II the Legislature will he in
formed ~ the value Of petitions When
ex Governor Luce vss candidate for
senator there vas ton ~ petitions
asking foe his election. There were none
for Senator Stockbridge The superior
court ball 10 aanked on all aides by hos
tile petitions There are none support
lng u. History may yell repeat itself
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

II <esgrs "A 4 -nna~ III fste 1af
.hr.s1n ,tssf into The wssse q i-ss3 And.
sse ieulen - destruction. - pursuing
a. ayIrg isyS Cyoi,sue- tsrns.iss's.
earthquakes sri ether disasters folie'~
-.eh sths, n sask ~sce~~-soo. The
..ssneats sr~m sas q losak Fs~ tBs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

THesE az nine lsvy-ts Interested in
shs celebrated Ps~sbic miniax sait snd
u ihsy doa o.n he property before
they Set thrsash q snnt ~ through
lsssz z 0rpsssnrftY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

II Wa @sd sor the zap seeking demo.
Gratis when they learned last night that
Ts,n NJ Dickiu~pn vac - busy With
lovsi waters that ~ hal IN time T.
tax Politics
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WssaIScroS. April iT-For lower
Michigan Increasing cloudinsss; occa-
sional local rains in the afternoon. east
esly winds. warmer except IN the south.
east portion-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

The report was adopted and the bills
ordered paid.
City Clerk Shinkman called attention
10 the fact that several justice dockeis
had recently come into his hands. He
stated that NO suitable place for keep
ing such hooks han been provided. He
said similar books were piled in a con
u sd heap in double attic II the city
hall Referred to the committee on
buildings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

"A ras hEhi bsfe~~n nss,sfs snsi
ns~n eontinoes no ascn %~~sa :, &c
x~st.ns f.s saa s~G sh~ b~ss q the
bsatsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
AUTOMATIC
REELS
AZ HIGH ART. VIC feel that We
are not using the term incorrectly.

In the Automatic Reel the manufacturers have Ia
public the perfect thing OF the kind produced
These reels automatically wind line always keep
give slack With any Of you
andy your fish whether il be big or little.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
FISHING TACKLE.

Lines, Linen Lines NautehsnQ Silk Lines Lines ~
Bait kind
Rods unsurpassbc Bait Bo.es Trout Baskets
RODS FOR Ioc and RODS FOR $i0 Landing Meta Dip Meta
Irvine Filling Twine Fish Sresrs Frog spess Wading
Tackle Boxes Ninnow Pas oohs treble
angle gut and gimp Well, ell
everything anything the enthusiastic angler
could possibly WALK Up GENTLEMEN. STEP Up
YOUNG MEN HUSTLE Up BOYS, your hshine tackle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

opinion la regard 10 the siaEdisx of the
sNperiofSouft - the boSi pssof rsassltse
the petitions are the products OF craft,
cunning. deceit aud don uright lying.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

May stuart Wien I .ssaed Inc -
tfaos ! t~i.evest the sstpsv-ff court = 4sl
. be~~~sfsf az nea quite - s'tss a
II r..s Hnt T. tha orsfi - e. - aissf
,shssi ss5a4sftlus fl~e easel - insfittt4s
=, tase iss pisas ~ is s@si. hasvvrs
ttst tba street s.fsnisg htHssHe~s a ikf
ssaf~-ftcr fr5ssft es4aia snrsiY 10 tssHn
fsts~a - ~. siss al s-,afts
That hayss hs.sst sas ehAngs.i h,.,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
HERE is THE PROOF
Sienes Of the Superior Court
Petitions
EXPLAIN THEIR SIGNATURES
They DID Noe Cndesvaass.i the lssue
Whea They Amxesi Their Names.
THE Herald" Sustained

Entirely ignoring the issue in the su
perior eourt controversy The Democrat
returns to defense % the court by re
iterating the stale charge that public
sentia~nt represented BY petitions Is all
in favor Of the continuance Of tho trih-
unal.
IL has been conceded from the outset
that = large number 81 names vas Sc
cured for the petitions in favor OF the
court The Democrat seems 10 think
that fact Is all conclusive. IL never has
advanced single reason Why the court
should not tie abolished; but on the con
trary has repeatedly attempted to vindi-
cate the Intelligent sentiment" Of the
men taat signed the petitions.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-07

Il 4 We
~ < .7
~ III ~
q i@@3
49,.
Tss
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-01
INST our SENTIMENTS.

Says the New York Swa II tho
fund Of 81 900, Ooofor the relief Of the
Duke Of Veragua is e be raised it
should be subscribed BY those sympa
thetic millionaires Who are unaffected
by the tightness Of the times Con-
tributions cannot be expected from
men Of limited fortune As there has
not been 4 dollar given to the relief
fund since the appeal to the public
fortnight ago, we fear that President
Palmer has put ihe Duke IN hnmih-
ating box
The Dukes brother, also decend-
ent Of Columbus, wants bis share Of the
fund when il is raised ;and we must adj
nit that his claims uponit are as strong
as those Of the Duke There should he
no more talk about this thing
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WANTED 10 Be AN INgPEoToR RYRNE

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a young man named lIattaway, liv-
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TWELVE DAYS All ATLANTIC CITY.

The third 81 the series OF popular excursions
to Atlantic City via Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, will lie run on August 30 Ample ptovIs4
ionl win he made for the accommodation Of
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GFAVR AZ W a. NJ AN PM RAGE
Cum befiand 81 tls.4. 9Bg4 1870, la.3a..- 81 20
Hancoe T., 81 II t2s, 2.0o 2.9i 10
Martinsbuts i e.s.lt.1s .25i. $50 $50
pM.
Shenandoah Al s0f ne tsAs l..s..,-...s.,...55U
Harper Feffy 2 u 49, " 80 335@. 3 aa.s....5 80
Washington Te 80. Ito 4.1Oa....a.50
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For additional trains from Pittsburgh and
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For more detailed Information apply 70 near
cIIAs 8, sctlfI,
Geli'l Pass Agent,
tS8 y. u o. Il, X,
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salary Of a teacher holding ~. Y cer-
tidcaie bc fixed al $500, ane 50 that
the amount Of salary received shall de.
pend upon the ,cork dont by fhe tcacter,
the earnest, conscientious teacher who
has done eorefai, thorough and ar1roted
work, should receive more money for
his services tlian the person who keeps
school merely for what be gets out n
III.
Resoired, That We. the teachers Of
Berkeley county, w Va, DIG recon-,
mend that our State Legislature enact
law making education compulsory.
Resolred, That we appreciate the
services Off T. Keesecker, 6urfcrm
er superintendent, for the taithfalness
with which be discharged the duties Of
his Office.
Resolred That we recognize il Sup
erintendent G. G. Tabier, his thorough
fitness for the position which be oceu-
pies at the head Of The schools ofthe
County, and that we feel constrained
to join hands with him, and work earn
estIy for the advancement and better
ment Of the schools and school inter-
ests Of the whole county
Resoired, That We extend @ Mr. r.
Frank Barr d vote Of thanks for tile
use 81 his organ during the Institute
II s. BUTTs.
D. II. DoDp,
+. H., KgEsRCKER,
JACOB + FuLK, a,.
j. a, DowNs,
s. JoHNs WHLdAMs1N,
i W. 3. EVANS.
NJ X BUTTS,
After quite warm discussion upon
resolution No 4, the resolutions were
adopted The County Superintendent
then stated that the Teachers Exam.
ination woaldtake place Saturday July
both, commencing AZ s O'Clock. A. M
in the High School Building. The
secretaries delivered tie certificates Of
attendance 10 the teachers.
County Superintendent called upon
theteachers u express themselves q
10 the value.of the Institute All exi
pressed themselves al we'll satisfied
and pleased and that they regarded
the session as one Of The most valuable
ever held inBerkeley County I'll,
West Virginia Hills,H Prof. Foulka
favotite song. Was then sung, thus
ending the most destructive Institute
ever neld in our county.
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s4
PROCLAMATION.

Does BtFNSiNC AT LARGE on THE STREET
WITHOUT BRING MUzzLRp AND TAG
GED WILL. BE TAKEN UP on KILLED.
III jersons az iexe5g Rof inet mn M fege,eeg
aysi5,asrs h fxfatioa toaegs isitt 5e rigidty ~
fofesa
sec D. Chapter ~ u The Ordinances Of the Corr
iY0ration ~ Martinsburg That every own
en- or keeper III a dog within the limits Uf the
Corporation. lie required 10 place upon aid
deg tag attached "a collar These tags
to bs furnished ny the town sergeant on a ~
plicattan and payment q the tax assessed
On said dogs or which should he assessed
upon them aud that any dog owned Or kept
within the corporate limits found without
such tag after August -, 1853 shall bo con
flied ~ tiIe Sergeant hi some tsuitable
place to be provided therefor, for i've days,
aud subject toa tine Of twent tiise cents IN
addition 10 tbs regular tax, and sum not
exceeeing twenty fye rents, for food and
care Of said dog. Al The end Of Ave days.
any dog reIna lining unclaimed aud the taxes
fines. Ne. unpaid shall be Killed nv the
town Sergeant or by his authority
dogs are hereby notified that after August ~,
1893 and until October 10, 1893, all dogs found
nron Tho streets without being securely muz-
zled will Igt killed, and the owners ar Keepers
thereof viii lie fined not less than five nor more
than ten dollars Tor every such affense
JAS. WIiANN McSIEElHY,
Mayor OF Martinshurgl
city Hall July rs 1898 s-3i.td.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-01
oALL On IoHN HELI.En.

(. III you. are ~ want d 4 Buggy, Phm-
ion, Surrey, Dayton a top 81 no tor
business wagon have them and mean
ia sell. Call IN John Heller.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-01

For The ben Wheat and Fertilizer
Drills, buy The Tuscarora, built by
John Fifz. Tall aud see il.
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- fHAMp1oN ~ ~. WnRLn.

Tie Jewel process gasoline stove IS
the Worlds Champion. Everybody
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j. w Il. Fisher, King Street
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-01

For the best aud only steel point and
shear plow for hard ground, bny the
Tuscarofa built and sold by John
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WEST VIRGINIA RAIR DATES

y The following ate the places and the
dates " holding the various county
fairs IL West Virginia RaSensvaod,
August | !, ~, lti, ain N. POINT Pleas
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