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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
Jury List.
PETIT JURORS.

List of Petit Jurors drawn for the Court Of
oyer and Tcrmlncr and General JAN Delivery
aud Court Ot quarter sessions Of the Peace oi
snyder county held as May Term. commencing
Monday. May -. iS!3.
Adams--MOses Erb
Beaver--A. II. BowersoX. Geo. W. Hcrbster,
Austin Blngaman, Jonathan Musser.
Beaver Mest--.IOs ID. Ulsh Geo. A. Fisher, Is
racl Young Joseph Kline.
Ccntrc-Leyi Young. cyrus BOwersON, Valentine
Walter. W. II. Rooms.
Chapmun-.Frcd. VI llcrrOld. g. J. pOrtZlinc.
Franklin--Adam u. Walter. y. :. Bachmln.
Geo. l. Bolender. Henry DIETRICH, Mlllard
Courtney.
JacEson-lI A. Herman. VIM. spangler, Geo. A.
BrOusc.
Mddleburgh-N. =. Hare.
MonrOe-Rlley Young, B. o. Kcssler.
Mddlecrcek-,IOhn Fields.
PENN. VI. Aurand. 1T. Gemberlng, Charles
Beaver, d. w. Meyer.
Perry jonathan Markley.
Perry West-D II. ArbOgast, Abraham Arndt Sr
John r. Mol.
Selnsgrove-Samuc W. Hartman. j. \. Lum.
bard. irwin McFall, Charles Stauirer
Spring-James a. Fe,ker, Henry Maurer.
Union-ltobert VI. ShafTer, John +. Wolfe VI. H.
HoOt.
washington-,Iohn VI. Hoffman John A. Glass.
John s. Weller. John A. Apple.
GRAND JURORS.
Adams-Nathan FetterolL
Beaver West-Thomas IIerbster. Emanuel
knepp. Henry II. Fisher.
Centre-,Ieremiah BOwersoN.
Chapman--Serenus \. Dubhs.
Franklin-Enos Bilger. Geo. Prutzman, Samuel
Bowen, Thomas Bower.
Jackson-GeOrge Leiby.
Monroe-IIiram stahi. Samuel Buick. Jacob
Leitzel, Jr.
Penn-S. \. Maurer Daniel b. Forty.
Perry West-W. II. Graybill.
selinsgrove-Iiiram Burns Isaac c. Burns, VIM.
Christ.
Spring-Philp Manbeck, Alex. Hommel.
Washington-Geo. W. IIoltzapple. James Z.
Erdly.
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SYLVANIA
We selling 10 O. oir a
vIous year We give few OF the prices as
sou w 0ol haiuber Suits. r1u
lie N,trr4
Antique Oak Suits Pieces. Bed -prn
Plush Parlor Drop T,bIs. NOR
Wooden p set. % pator RocEar
Ia stock, everything ucuinr Mirrors
FEATHER Pillows Lounges, Couche
medium and cheap suit A
reduced all through
your order and thus Is pee every dollar
special Attention Given to Undertaking G Embalming
MIFF.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
Great Reduction Sale of
F i R N | 7 URE
For Ninety Days
The Undersigned Offer The Public Their EN-.
TIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE

AT THE GREATEST SACRGFICR EVER *
SYLVANIA.
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Land Office New Orleans.
April 2Sth, 1898.

Apfli AOtu, IoJ0.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has fled no.
tiee of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before
the Clerk of District Court at Able
Vile on Monday June 18th. 1898
viz: Jules Simon who made Home.
stead Entry No 1854 for the east
half Of north east quarter Section 2
Township u South Range / East
La: Meridian.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of. said land,
Wig: Desire Meaux William Roach
Meanx Francois Hebert Jr.
all III Vermilion Parish La.
Chas. G. Palfrey.
Register.
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The standard thoroughbred
Stallion.
BALL RECKLESS. JIe,
BY Ball Reckless, be by Old Zip
First dam by Black Diamond.
Trotting record: 2;36,
Pacing record 2:l8,
Will stand for the season to q
number, at Eraste Monton's
AbheyilIe, commencing
Thursday, May 35tA 1893 and Will
be there every hin days. Terms
$1,000 cash. q. W. DUREs.
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Mr.. Dolce Trahan appeared be-
fore the Police Jury, and made
tharges against q. ". HUI stating
that said L. w. Huff had INSTRUCTED
the public road near his lands by
stopping the drainage Of water there
from, therefore the District Atty,
be and is hereby instructed to take
such steps rs will compel the opening
Of said drains, Or bitches.
On motion Of Mr. jules Thibo-
deaaz seconded by Mr. Ernest Brous,
sard, Resolved that Mr. Dole Ira
han, Road Overseer. Fad road Dis
trict. End Ward, be aud IL hereby
instructed to canso the removal Of
the fencing Of Mr, q. ". Huff, from
the public road, as per Ordinance of
this body, adopted april 4th, 1853,
Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Godchaux duly
seconded. Mr.. s. Wise is hereby
requested 10 procure a Pcsur, Lawn
Mower, Us inches high wheel for
the purpose Of moving down grass
etc, on the Court House Yard,
Adopted.
The Treasurer submitted the fol-
loving reports, which vas accepted
and ordered spread on the minutes,
to-wit:
To the Ton President and Members
of tie Police Jury of Nermilion Parish,
Gentlemen-Yhe following is the pre-
sent financial standing Of the Parish:
Surplus fund has $15S3.S2
REQ. Oh this find since my last report
On June 9th, 1898 from A. L. Leblanc
Esq. on licenses of 1888 S 66, 90
Same date same source for licenses of
1892 S 7l,25
May 25th from Elias Broussard for
old lamder S LOO
Very Respectfully.
Eli Wise.
parich Tra3c1ar.
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Assessors Notice
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

II accordance with the provisions of
Section 81 Of Act les, approved. July 8,
1890, notice is, hereby given TO tax
payers ofsaid parish Of FegMilion, and
the corporation OF A~bl5villc, that the
listing Of the property, real and per-
Eonai Of said tax payers, is completed
together with tie v~@lr2tion PLACED
upon said property by tho casossc1, ana
that said list viii DO egaose3 in my
Office for inspection and correction, i2r
the term OF twenty Gays, begiGoiDg
NAV 10, and Ending.:5nn0 18th 1885.
G!yen ander my official signature
this 13Cl cay Of May 1858.
FRANCIS T. X0UTTG.
Assessor Vermili0n Parish.
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M|APnre Vegetable Tonic

No minerals used whatever.
.REI Mild and wholesome effect on the
liver and kidneys.
Cleaases the Rl5ed Of all irnpi-
n rites.
vi Cures Rheumatism Cancer. Scrot-
: sab1s Ietse5, and any poisos5. -
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uO VOAICSeOi ~ ~ AASpiauC AacH =.
having presented a receipt from Par
ish Treasurer for balance due by
him on licenses for 1892. The
Finance committee are hereby in.
structed to credit his account on
said lad, and the collector be and
10 hereby granted his quietus and
full acquittal for all licenses for the
year 1892.
On motion Of Mr.. Lacour duly
seconded and adopted the Parish
Atty. be and is hereby instructed TO
bring suit against Messrs. Martial
Broussard, B. L. D. 6 Ward,
Philcgene Manceaux, e. NJ. S
j. e.. Putnam, r. NJ. 8
j. r.. Hamblet, Phys. 6 Druggist,
z Ward, for licenses due for the year
1892, Z Ward.
The blank licenses tnrned over
by tax collector in settlement with
Finance committee, for the year Is
90, were burned in open session.
On motion Of Mr.. Godchaux sec.
ended by Mr.. Ernest Broussard.
The following gentlemen were ap.
dointed a committee to investigate
the claim of Mr.. A. L. Leblanc, tax
collector, for license held hy him
for the year 1891 to-wit: Messrs.
@. Godchaux. j. A. Leblanc and j..
n. Williams. Adopted.
Mr.. Godchaux, reported that he
had received d communication from
Mrs. 2. 3. Leeds CONS to Worlds
Fair. asking for an additional ap-
preparation from this praish, and
the Clerk Of this body is requested
10 reply to said communication, and
state that our finances are not in
snch condition to warrant such an
appropriation.
The following gentlemen were APP
pointed o committee to investigate
the feasibility Of tracing o public
road in pursuance with petition pre-
scented by Mr.. Leodias Butaud at a
rrevious meeting, to-wit: Dolce
Trahaa, Jules Thibodeaux and VAL
erier Landry.
The following named gentlemen
we're appointed q Jury Of FreehoI-
ders to trace q road sonth from
Campbells ferry, to upper line of the
old Perry place, to-wit: &. H. Kib.
be, Ed Vanslyke, L. N. Bernard,
Homcr Mouton, Adrien Nunez and
Newt Campbell.
The following gentlemen were
appointed a Jury of Freeholders to
trace a road from public road, near
zsnon Landry's running north to
line Of Lafayette parish, to-wit:
Thos. z. Spell, Garland Foreman,
John &. Perry, Neville Faulk, Pres
ton Spell and Syphrozen Roy.
The following gentlemen were
appointed a Jury of Freeholders to
trace a road from the public road
near Indian Bayou School house,
running south to intersect with pub
Tic road near Lucien Landry's, to-
wit: Tenislas Bernard, Desire Lee
Alancy Albert Morgan, Jules CO.
meaux, Ubal Trahan and Theodnle
Tebssss
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Ell W IbU.
Parish Treasurer:

On motion OF Mr.. Thibodeaux duly
seconded the Jury of Freeholders
appointed to trace o road in End
Ward near F. Domanque's we're
discharged, and the following gem
tlemen were appointed in their
steads, to-wit:
in. William g., Jules Thibodeaux,
Martial Dugas, Leodias HuIin, Jas.
Vincent and Baltha1ar Dore, Adopt
I'd.
Resolved, that sealed bids. are
hereby advertised for doing the
parish printing: Such as Orders of
Court. Election Notices, Jury No
tices, Veniries, Road Notices, Blanks
for Clerk Of Police Jury. Minutes of
Police Jury, and all other Notices
required by the Police Jury, for the
ensueing year: Contract to CON-
mence the first Of August next
AL bids to be filed with the Clerk
of this body before the first Tues
day Of July next.
Parties receiving the award for
such work will be required to give
satisfactory bonds for the faithful
of said duty.
The following claims were then
allowed:
G. Lyons Con. assg. GODDARD $3.50
G.. Lyons TAILOR ISL %
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e al q S g. T
HOME SEEKERS AND LAND
ETIYRpS

Hyou wait cheap, GOOD land either for
homes or for speculation, come to o sec
bion which q new Railroad is just fully
developing, a section which on account of
the richness Of its soil and other natural
advantages is bound to soon enjoy a boom
and permanent boom, where The climate
is made healthy and pleasant by the Gulf
breeze, where the opportunities for grow
ing rice are varied and numerous, apply
WHITE, BROUssAPD AND GREENE
and you viii find lands Of al kinds. Won
viii receive prompt and courteous repIies
TO all inquiries and viii, no doubt. find
exactly what you are in search for. AL
dress:--White. Broussard and Greene.
Abbeviile, Louisiana.
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R50TEGEs

The undersigned gives notice to
the public that hunting on his lands
and 1 .emlses is ~henceforth prohibit
ed. Any one trespassing on his
properties will be prosecuted to the
the full extent Of the law.
j. HENRY PUTNAM.
January Z, 1888.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-06-10

Commercial College HEx III .KY:
acheapeSt8B estBusness College in the World"
Awarded EiRhesS Homer ut Worlds Exucsstson fof
system o. BCoAiskeeDinT and General Business Elneation.
10000 GFaAuGtee1a Business Nearly !, 500 ssudcntA
CnEEaly. ~ TesShefs employed. Ooss sf Full BRssassa
shSrtksaad. Type-WriSRg and FcfegTsphy speaieluea.
Ne V~$eatfon. Enter row. Graduates saccessfai, This city
~ beautiful sd kssHhful. For eircr lars address,
WILBUR e. S@GFHs LExINGSCHs KY
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On motion duly seconded and
adopted, the Jury then adjourned to
meet as a Board of Reviews, on
Monday July 3rd, 1898.
j. N. WILLIAMS, M. SARVER,
Clerk. President Protein.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

HFrFN DArvrAY another flr
isn't always. any more thsn a cart
hcr~e - the equal ~ tas. racing
stced 80 the moogrei IN thc rrt-
ter that ~ fhs tbarcaxtl.r,d dsy
who j. a. fine ia h way ~ dainty
suiid To god birth I wcpld all god
hrre.liur. ADD "a = insi this att-ihu,s
which the man 20 inferior birth
finds = escst elusive ane diflsuH
~ attainment Thr prime tests ~
good breeding are invsrishie eoar-
tesr towards women. strict honesty
towards mcn. An avoiianee - sx.
arrpration and excuse IN th.. ordinary
Affairs ~ exi@tfner and an ah~olute
control ~ passion IA Ang form These
shin~= are The outeorse - The brnad
ard liberal cnltur~ she knowledge ~
the world coapl,si with 81. ~srs..- fss~<
- rrcornire - foshi-r and 81 ne sasne
tirnr understand how - escape them.
that ~ e. che waking - gentleman
put Nth AL shis he nsst have nothing
81 eish<r fhe prix ~ The p~risns IN hss
composition and he nnrt love virsn-
Or - o-sa sske. ~ vlrfa~ drr't
nsean ehrsp ferras ~ rsor.lifs hns
~i.ie eeatp~rh<nsieu ard PERFORMANCES
- he everv,ssy sstse. = iife. tkst
Ave ncshlbr - 10 ssh fkc high ~sys
>s,d tvsa4s - trsaea = akness
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Their morning greeting 90 friend
IN ii@tant city Is usually ''g. m. and
tho farewell in the evening ~. n the
letters. of course. standing Tor good
uorning and good night The s-lluta-
ton may be accompanied ny an in
quiryay one as 90 the health Of the
ether. which would be expressed uauss
How ru t. mng?" And the answer
would IA: TIN PITY wi hw u2~ ar
I'm nt fg W wl: fraid I've "a mall
aria
ny the time these courfesies have
taken place some early messages hare
come from the receiving Departments OF
from some other wire and the man be-
fore whom they are placed ssys
'.wl hrs ia: COL dairn t. everiastin'
grind wish was rich
And the other man says. mo rest
for wicked: min pm. the last words
Indicating that he wants the sender 20
wait a inmate while h ad;usts and
tests his pen. Presently be clicks ont
-. a meaning 'go ahead. and the
DAYS rsork has began
Operators laugh over sbs wire az
rather thev convey The fact that they
sre amused They 10 this BY seie-
graphing ~. ~ Very great arnnse-
meat 4 Indicated ~ senAin0 Ia"
slowly and rppeatine 4 several tines.
and a smile y exrresse.i - sending
hs- once Or perhAps twice -wsshing'
I'm star
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

men from Gotham TO san Francisco
cont. ibnted according 20 their means
There were pearls. rubics and other
precious stones sprinkled over the yell
low silk that formed the material of
the canopy. IL was intended to adorn
the bed posts of the couples room, for
Chinese consider this the luclsiest form
OF gift
Unfortunately. fire in the Chinese
quarter ruined the proposed gift. and
only the gins and the gold are now III
for anything. II the incident possesses
any significance atali Christians would
deem IL had omen.
The chincSe. however. say that this
Is bcneficent portent II mans long
life for Commander and Mrs. Whiting,
with many beautiful children and no
end Of earthly happiness.
DAVID WFcHsfrR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

baldwin. stcpnother Of Mrs. Deacon,
and young baldwin. Brother, have
been mainly active in the negotia-
tIons. Tho interests and future OF tho
Deacon children finnaeially. not NOR
aily-have s.ecn powerful arguments
with Mr.. deacon II seems that he
has even consented To an Interview
With his former wife In the presence
Of a third party. What sort Of rec
onciliation l. to be arrived ut seems
conjcctHrable. Friends OF Mr.. Deacon
say he will not do anything more
than agree TO sec his wife now and
again. but Mrs. Dcacon's friends de-
clare that che has been given 70 under
stand 'hat the husband is willing TO
FORGET al the past.
What givcS color 10 all this il the adj
vent OF letters which throw AN entire
ly new light npon the relations with
Abeille. Those episties. In connection
with other evidence show that Mrs
Dsaccn's consinet was inspired by devo-
ton 10 n friend whose secrets must be
guarded unde- penalty of social ostra-
cisIn- During the divorce proceedings,
Il now appears. Mrs. Deacon coald have
cleared herself from oil impu,ntions
had she chosen TO make known all she
knew.
al these things arr said 20 be paving
the way 20 a final reconciliation of this
couple.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

whom You can make n friend of and
one whom you never hear utter an OBJ
scene word. IL what l should consider
an IDEAL gentleman.
NRs- Jamie JUNE cRoLY.
A gentleman Is one who possesses
the best qualities Of a man united To
the best qualities of q woman
HELM DAUvRAy.
A gentleman? A man who can be
brilliant and intellectual without ego
tisn. courageous without cffruntery.
Honest 90 the extent OF always declar-
Ing his unbiased opinions regardless
Of results Loving without sclfiShness.
passionate without lust Just but hui
name. aud never forgetting. especially
I'm the presence of women, that his
mother WAS a woman
MARQCisE DE LAMA
Having seen very few gentlemen in
the course of my career my remarks
must be OF necessity more speculative
than they would be were they based
upon actual experience Of wider kind
than happen 10 possess
may say here that I am not one Of
those who wax eloquent over what Is
termed natures noblemen.- for while
of. course the fine traits 10 be met with
In this special class are essential 90 the
true gentleman. he requires many 9th
er qualities which the other never has
and cannot acquire by chance don't
want Ia be considered snobhish hut I
place good blood before everything else
that goes q make gentleman.
have seen numerous aristocrafs who
were anything but gentlemen hut that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

tuesday evening. October 10. Oliver
T. Morgan and Nettie NJ. Davis both Of
this city were united in marriage at the
the home of the bride. No. 20 Henry
street. The service was performed by
the Rev. Thomas @. Smith. Only the
immediate friends Of the young couple
were present Light refreshments were
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan drove &c
their new home at No. l97 Gold street
where they will be pleased 10 welcome
their friends
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

hfFet tft - N-fkA ron bfR>Es-
sar tneuTht sic knew more .han
everyone rlse- A lady always does
tird. nice things. always loves her
hone ana U.S. her inaa~nce - make
psen better saa happier
A. ~ ~ NNNT-
N ny estimation lady compre-
hends a. that the ioveiiest. daiatiest.
sweetest te0sierest. pobiest and tcst
~ womankind i1apiie< In one ~orsi.
ale = he sap~rlstive - her sex
FAfuER coEma&x.
What = Lady, she il an angel. An
snzpl In human forsn. There arr but
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
BRIDES OF A WEEK
VARIOUS SOCIAL FUNCTIONS


AZ the home of the brides mother.
Mrs. Julia A. ILufston. Miss tnex Ln-
ella Thurston vas married 10 Henry
Parke harrington of ionis. Michigan. on
Thursday evening II o'clock. october
L. The Rev j. W. Russell performed
the ceremony in the presrncs 81 fifty
guests The bride Was dressed In white
India silk trimmed with brocade satin
and white silk lace She was attended
by Misc Mary. Ansorge and Miss Pearl
Harrington d Ionia. sister Of the groom.
Both we're gowned 10 white siik The
groom was accompanied BY Willard
Gouislsbury and George Thurston. the
brides brother. Miss Clara II. Ulrich
aud Mrs. Victoria Marvin played
Papiniis Russian wedding march.
Guests were present from Marion. Ohio.
Big Rapids. Sparta. Fennville and Eng
lishvllle. The bridal pair went 10 Ionla
Friday. and after October - they viii
be al No. a6 Livingston street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
OF MEN AND WOMEN
Distinguishes People o. Both
Sexes Give Opinions
HsERs0LL's FINE DIFlsITloN
some Are WITTY. soae wiz. and
soas onsf F.e~sie4~- tsss An Are
iaserx.tsas cre-s ys~~<


The use q the word lady" % D.
rsribs al usemb-rs ef the weaker <ex
frozn ths eAsrwoman - u grtnd dau.s
wlth her palace on Fifth asenne. has
If late become . common olfenss. In
spite Of this fast. however. the good
Old saxon word has not entirely lost
its original siEnlleAnes. - viii BE seen
y readinx the opinions which follow
ffon a nnmber of prominent men
cot noBEKr O. IsokssoLL-
Ahose an lady i kind and thought
faI - others Whatever her outward
charms may be her soul i adorned
With the ie~els n honesty. fidelity and
virtna II .hs j. rich she visits the
per, II poor. she II industrious aud
hopeful Ia her heart there il none
Of the spirit Of caste. without envy
ing the higher she pities the lower.
As iaog liter she i sffeetionate. - wife
faithful. a. mother loving and self-ie-
syin4 Whether handsome or hornely.
ia robes or rags. the perfect LADY, - tho
crown If the world
MAYOR ofLEoH-
A laty i q natural production. I do
not care " neither she i rich OF poor. A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

tive of these who place faith ia these
legenila
A hoepiial patrsn. who Is very near.
the Nanderbllts. gives this account %
IL eli.
The frcasnrc sfory originated ycar''
si1cc. ewing - e flnd ~ mi~crs' boards
nAr The hospital lot 70 far frrgi
uere bsinr wish - dig Tor TREASURE
ga the rropnds. doabt u sherw isas
been the rernotesi whisper II suclI
. thirv Indeed. most of the ofiierr.
and patrons q 81 fsuic's - not know,
that treasure vns even supposed - b.
ba-ird nesr the hospital There = NIB
solaielv no fonndstion for the story
What ~ the report that ~ I.sikr's
people repp'iiaf the treasure story ~
a. e. get n themseives7"
We'll, u snyone thinhs there h
fortune nnder The groand. let him bny
the property snA begin diering
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

In ST Andrew cathedral. on wcdnes
day morning nj o o'clock. October II.
the Rev. Father Benning married Miss
Anna Elizabeth Cox 20 Thomas Francis
Morris. Miss kittie Cox and Will Cox.
the brother and sister OF the bride. at
tended at the altar. The brides gown
was violet tinted cloth and velvet and
the maids of dove-colored wool. A
breakfast and reception were given at
the home Of the brides father. james
Cox. of Paris township Upon their re-
turn from Chicago Mr.. Morris will take
his bride TO their home in Saltwater.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Pour Hundred. The lady. II i under
stood. Is 10 be made Che subject of
poem by the visiting versi1ier. In which
che will be compared 20 that sulpieia
whose rhythmic sweetness pcrturbed
the souls OF Roman lovers The pro-
duction Is To be- sort of knock-at-thc-
gates-of-society The vanderbilts have
always been dcei5y interested In Oscar
Wilde. and when he does arrive he will
doubtless be- afforded no end Of . good
time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Miss Is. Leone Harrison and Fred C.
Drew OF Redlands, California. were mar
ried at o'clock Tuesday evening. Octo-
Der 10. by the Rev. j. G. Floyd. in the
Second street methodist church The
bride. who was dressed in white SILVIA
attended by her cousin, Miss Marion l.
Yates. who wore gown OF pink silk.
The best man was Guy r. Drew Of Three
Oaks. cousin u the groom. The ushers
were j. 4. Kusterer. l.. l.. Skellman. IL.
L. Bean and Mckay Judson. One hun.
dred and fifty guests were present at
the reception which followed from 5 to
10. at the home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrison, of Wal.
nut Hill. West Bridge street. On the
18th OF the month Mr.. and Mrs. Drew
will leave Grand Rapids for their future
home in Redlands
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

sIn the Park congregational church on
Tuesday evening. October 10. Mr.. a Mrs.
s. b. jerks. gave their daughter. Miss
Gertrude A. jerks. in marriage 10 PEREZ
val B.-Garycy. recently from San Fran
cisco. The Rev. Dan +. Bradley united
the couple in the holy bonds 4 recep-
ton at the home OF the bride followed
the ceremony Upon the return Of Mr..
and Mrs. Garvey from their wedding
journey they will be at home at No. 100
Washington street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

TO hold In Washington. The post
masters should they meet are ex-
pected TO petition congress for II law
giving them tenure of Office during
good behavior Civil service reform
ers are az the head Of this scheme, say
the department sagcs.
What annoys Dayton now Is the ac-
cusation Of bcing under Mayor GiIroy's
thumb. The mayor. having been In
strumcntaI in Dayton's appointment.
may feel that nc should have hand
in the distribution OF the spoils. At
all events. II seems that Mr.. Dayton
and Mr.. Gilroy are rot on the best of
terms. fact which win have an Inn
portant influence on New York poll
tics.