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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

uaai-zarhs.l &ad ~sik mao shs nsxt 90
iset tbst esnfronks thenE Judging
frosa fhs woe- b<kone and eys-wsarie4
eonn1eD2nee< tbs woman Visitor -
taking ~ plsssor~ sadly Her poek-
stbook AolSs - rule funds f,< = fort-
nixhf's stsy--her heart holds Ionrinxs
that ~rald cos<x = uonta She has
horror Of returning house uiEhoas
A.sinx sssa everything hsr neigh
bor las and more. loo. 40 Al
DAG iofsx sbe travels f<o<n sna ballsing
- snothsr. forgetting % r~st. until
she bs>o<nes pot oniy physically en-
hatstef. bat the nind. weary OF ~
effort - receive every imprcssion. ~
Lat sueenmh>- The disposition has
soarci - ths sTro~ az those Who
mast ningie With than. and as The
crowd x.thcrs GA the platforms -
take the elevated trains for town. the
brutality exhibited dsfcs description
women arr crashed and smothered in
their frantic etorts % reach tho
sntriss. and gsiisntry has no AAso-
e.tss in the collapsed mAseailnes
~ho are likewise struggling ~
catch the nrst train out hut what
else can tho woman Of to-day expect
from m.n. sincc shc - trying 10 prove
that Ais Inheritance - the right ~
protect and provide FOR her - not
vaiidf
n you arc interested In suffrage.
equal rights and the emancipation of
women. the best place To pursue The
steiy In detail h ~ the Kansas build
ing. structure that slaughters the
pride Of every true-eorn kansan- We
might resign ourselves ~ the caprice
az the architect were 10 not allied with
pArcdies on the state. There are wcm-
en- Of tho feminine gender In Kansas.
and they. - well ~ their sisters OF
other ststes. overwhelmed with norti-
featlon and wrath on beholcing that
monstrosify of wrath that pictures
Frances Willard surrounded oy con-
vict. lnrstic. slave aud an IDIOT stood
before IL with suppressed rage. Les
me say for Us who are apart
from those who are craving eman-
cipation that women Ina Kansas arc
not considered % be on IN equal
plane with the stricken humanity in
which Frances Willard Is ineffaibly
planted. and never viii be. and further.
that the subject is the offspring Of .
depraved and contemplate mind IL
such aspersions are the outgrowth of
woman's cause you viii think II YOUR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

sits Of inows.tSe wiisbring you many
delightful after reflections. for none OF
us enjoy being cheated oat 81 even the
smallest 81 coans
n vsu can End ths sime during your
stfolis through thr buildings. or have
enough str~axsh after The day y done
a. peruse Guide books. WHY do IL. and
h-nv Que - ~ Official guides from the
e.fi-h. I'D dannsied urchins who sell
them good ones twenty-five cents.
EXTRA fns for an additionai dime. Hut
doin< ths fair systematically j. wear
is.,sse and srksofns undertaking. and
eoaver.s -hst niivas he . pleasing aud
instruetise ds~ersioo into laborious
basiua-s tran@sstisn cine can xet 'he
sitaat,su IT tsc balidiuxs arsnlv axei
a. mind by taking th~ tntrsustsral On
suterinq The gat-s and going from
The litrie pocket map> are . cou-
veuseoes AMI preventative - iu~r ~
siSne Ia tb@ frpifle-~ qusstiocinx -
stofid quarts 90 f..rtnight sgo they
wrre .,are eruansen - and Il Was piea~-
fnr r&rfsfinn 80 meet ore Who hal lain
s-sg ID his cr.nf~ra any ksc~ledTs -
a. q ne grosnd-. though :, mast ~
~alf - thefr credit that their lack -
infs~n,asfoss ). s~erlopkesi since N its
Fiae. 49, have a renerca< fensi - -
fisen~>s. sa.i - latter srtieie seems -
hav~ hs~n 81 az hons by th> mas ~
hsm~saiiT sast t,sties up against each
ether IN tise baii.fsnT. ard The Fisis-
snce thraagh "a - -hote Ale crowds
49, sur~uaiiT qui~t sua singuisrlr me-
re tas ahjeostensfie fsatare attend
snt ca . vast nsissss.is u psspis. Bat
taef th>< e~s-~o. s.,fp xsft-is ne .
fsatu~s - the sns-@~s kvrvrorfe fs~
kimeeif - he usotAl ~ritt~n n thei<
s,sisu.s sea one'- to~. Fr9- sennitiss
~ tke r~~fi~s> threax aaf nvelsnts-
rsiv s.rn "a and easi sua-r FRS,
she~~ f-ar ! he's ~~o 49, uftsd
kosa thsir fosz-lat..,us - i.npa-
6ras s.ntreiisS - ~ urtaine
Il tt~ e-sldnes go ~hi~h she
sa.se sf~asfse srts<is is,c~en>t -siis
fsusn their r.ee~fass les ~sshl f~@l
rsc-~ r-ei4s.--.t - frar az y - tiese
t.d,<~ssles Tos e.s1d ess.<A .sali. "a
r.aitsass - 49, s,rts~i.ta. 80 F.,s
r~~~r 81 Fe.sri~ ~ ,liinf thresss the
susl.ft,r hopei~-sif h~st - ts<.n9 ~
.v-~vshinx 49, F~s-~sfir Asssis< "a
~sshsn< s-s sps-e fs~s@~ssis '~,iiisi~
~tth s.eh ether sashsssF~ tiaak sat
-t..~rs ,..ls.lfsf espr~<sfsrs. 81 it<t
ts~s h..as. ~tslrh h~~ ns~is ys~tttsns
n. ..ah ss.sllsle.a. $500 - s-s2ss~if
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
JOHNNY FRESH ON TIE CAR.

HAD - Etp~~t~nes Hs Dtdn't Quite
g.as<ss~sd the mssatsu o.
Ibid poo notice M on The street
carr. asked the giisied youth.
Yea replied the seqaaintance.
"Didn't have Nellie dead 90 rights.
though She couldn't say . word.
could she7''
'sNot very we'll 4"
II tnst pss my arm along the heck
- the seat behind her and the hrst
thing she knew ! had gently put 10
sr0upf her. III bet erin. ~ The other
people IN the s~r were taking u all
ia
MOST ~ them were looking - y.p,-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

~res. inaeea. aigaty pretty g,r -
Nellie. guess some ~ them were
saying % themselves: There's lucky
dog What do you think they really
thought7"
what most people think when they
see a scene like that"
whats that7"
"That you eoaldn't do Il II you were
where she could prevent IL without
making scene. 50 you had 20 choose .
place where she couldn't And I
heard one man make = remark about
it,
s'W-what was it7"
ellie was where he could see her
face. and he said he'd bet ten dollars
10 penny that she'd never &c any
where with you again. and that her
brother. IL she had one. would thrash
you, and guess he was about right"
Chicago SUNDAY Post
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
MONEY TO LOAN.

no YoU WANT NO>EYf-Ifso. ron wtlinna
IL n 20 roar ADVANTAGE - before bsr
rowing.
We make loans On horsehoid rpusis. risna.
hctte.. wagons. 90 pesonsl prope<fs - sny
Kind az shs lowest pcssibis rates and N the
quickest possible time
Our loans err made wishrut rnhlicisy at
NE properu y left n pour individual posrss
fion.
Losnn ran - carried .. icns .. desired orcaa
- paid ia full. cf IN part 81 sny tinss "a suis
youf eoatenienee, ard any psft paid reduces ghs
rost 81 earning The loan
ifrou eve . bsisncc "a furnitur>. rlano %
ether property. - vii psg nup for yua AL
carr - long - pen desire
We sis., make issns IN The bualdins ana ioa.
ss<ccis ton Plaza.
Our ofsce~ are The most rie~<sst - tbs city
and are - arranged that parties calling ana
~ rnsy b. waited upca essckiy and eo1rt-
tDsif.
Rsmesnh~r thst pa hsvs NJ c~e - bcsh IN.
rrcrefsy ard the uson4F and can return ms
naouFy 81 snx ttnaa
ekAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE loan co.
knosn 4 Towes hiork
r~rrer - nonres. fesrl snd tsnei -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

~ one time case 81 very trif'ing
Importance, which had weli-nigh run
the gsntiet Of legal adjudication. came
up before the supreme court IF Vermont
Tho counsel for the plaintiff was open
Ing with the usual spologies for .
frivolous suit. when the subject mat
ter; ITO wit. one turkey Of great
value" caught the ear ~ Judge Chase
"Mr. Clerk" he called out in al irst>
time. strike that CASE from the
docket The supreme court % the
safe % Vermont does not so here 30
determine thu ownsr~hip Of tarkevi-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Cts 1feseafEfs tffra
ersod karids. Ni<h. keTuxt ~ $50
Fe.ll 49, taa cr1nsfrrrrfsz.n - = <<<ns ~ $500
sfFeet. frelN kstei - stse4 - kEttnfrNrfk
eeeuBf = n0s a. mf hsn14. 40 shst
! sfH f@re5Ft FsTurnf tkes~on ~ 81 f,sf1rst
- sssstf esys frar. fks a.1s ~ - s.i.-s 81
tks cts tfessHFor rsfF hntI
ss8 81 eikfifK. t'sts Trsss-r-s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
AND IT'S WONDERFUL SIGHTS.
shs Wars Peopls Ne 10 judge Her
stats ~ the Horrors OF the
Kansas fsaiiaiax.

Nhas hey hear OF real. ewing - purses
~h<>s limit - life's necessities. -
thsir conceptions u 10 viii all depend
On the power % the pen a. . deserip-
ave agent. aud the Imagination Of the
seceiVsr
Everyone s-cul. ~ have his or her
own Individual Way Of doing the fair.
some prsfsrring guide books. rolling
chairs with or without xray-oosted
Tu<is< maps aud catalogues galore.
While others are satisfied with them
selves a. ciccrone& Personally. there
b notAing - distrasting a. guide
oookz No sooner do you gee baggage
In place and self adjusted for the Jour
ney - Chieazo than your seat i In
vAd~d BY al sorts of pamphlets relative
- = -ojosrn at the fair. AZ these
books show there are many men
Of many minds. therefore the printed
infornatioe ssaileth you nothing but
voxAtion u spirit Doa't purchase your
information. Get IL gratis from your
scqaalntaness who have previously
lesrned BY experiences. sad and other
wise. They can tell you. far better
sh4n the naoss elsssrly written sdver-
tissmenh. how a. make . dollar do .
-hver's work. And al such financial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Alligators are the next animals TO be
in danger Of complete determination
at the hands of reckless and mcrciless
hunters. There has been q great de-
mand for alligator skin, which for
many purposes IL unsurpassed. and
with even decent killing of the crea-
lures the supply of this useful leather
might be kept mp indefinitely. That
their extinction Il close at hand Is not
surprising when we learn that over
three million have been killed in Flor
ida since 1850. and that six hundred
was at one time q fair weeks work.
As II Is with the alligators. buffalo and
seals. so it Is with many species of
southern birds which have been so re-
lentlessly slaughtered for their plum
age that within few years they win
becorna ah<olutelv extinct
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

The Boston young lady Is ready at
eleven years of age 20 use her adjec-
uves with skin. expressiveness and
originality. A miss of that age was 1T
the breakfast table the other morning.
There was bacon. She had eaten one
piece and wanted some more. Papa"
said she. will you give me n piece this
time that is little less languid7" An
ottvr young lady scarcely older than
thisone bad beautifully coiorcd toad
stool pointed out 10 her In the woods
one day. Yes" she said, 'it's rather
brilliant. but don't you think 10 looks
. tribe morbidf-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

evss6 ksrias 49, tasast laM
hs1sre = Aertt8 afsen ths1 the aese4snaans
rrA - - eapsoFtessst ~ 3atss EtFzea
fse1n s&sati tnsse stsesi - s,nff fsst @tresi -
49, - - h&tae en4 fhef ~ te<~tsr 80
reEat sner~sE ~ - FsFtgs3 - fernfF asfs ifrs
as ast< - a. esIlr~ - 49, go sreasassH 80
s-ss sn soxRlcK. 80 ss@..-r-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

nrsBa Rsrias. k,eh-. tnxsst p. ia
fofies = berenF siFsn fkst TIE ssee<ssnrrs
F<sti - the es>a~trnettce ef ss~eF n rerrf
strcet frosn tatfnt - sfreef - xsds>sn stg~~t y
nus = uf band-. snd fssf pin r>~rfse uaf
seai tiereon fts tbs pef4n1 - tNenfg dkrs frr.-s
shts aess - tbs e<-rs Il ths ctfy tren<afsE
SIS Nh sonRfcg. cts Preserves.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
FOR RENT

House ca Norden a. ncarnenfz a. nru
nnely pApered and f-alulc1 bafA r..are
Nster ciosef. NsfoF A. gard. eir Efs n
House snffncfs <t~isl dt-sf sDafh a Fiffh
ave- laree. Lee and sith nlo3oFn IA
" p 70, =. 80. -. ne
teff confe1i1nf 10 sfreel ears saaef
no cttt seter go nnetl11na. llesfIs neN
hardwood f.n,sh It. n n
hosirs 90 Lsfayrite a. nersh q Wenhhg
ave-, iffEe ffoanll4 ano barn. cilf eatff
honse. No u Nnst1la a. a. god ca
- = ~
HOUSE o. Nashln Etou ave, nessf 1rsa-
plsdi sith eocd ban Eiuoet car essf
Hl handy: - -. nm
"a. nlss NON. nssls TIMED saa ed 70 %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

IItT Tfcakufef's Offlre
Grand Rapids. Mich, S<pt A.. fs11
Notice A. hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading and Erayelinx Tsomp.oa
Court from First avenue 10 Pleasant street
l. now In my hands. and that vii receive pay
from thus date. ~ the Office q ths city trsssarsr
Ola Nh. soRRIcE. Csty Treasured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Nfo~Ef LOANED Co sheft time IN isrrps-
4sf snail snsou1ts eny tyfm "a god sr~ur
ftF. ffaak A v ernss. - Michigan Trust
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

firsnf Rsrlsis, Mich rspt Z. tEn
Ncfi>s h bereiT Eiten that che ssseesnfent
fsll for the eonstrucfion 81 sewer 10 hsnsssm
street from log ieef south 81 kast Bfidsr Etra~l
- Cftscerf saw h roe IN my hanfs. ard
that ~hi feceite payment tbefs~sa Toe ths pef
ioi 81 t~enfy dags from tbis dAts 81 TIE ufics a
the city treasurer. cifg hall
sap q ~ ~ sORkiCE. tifr Trsssar~f.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
H. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
noo1s .sD. soxsn nd



POS Hof,sEx AID lurz
oes nodera niss foon. Aoa.e % I.rr.n<
ett1ne r<et tfcnleEa s~Hca - 80. r..Ia.s.ls
nest III her<sln ki-e <sss - E11s-1n 49,.
tne fa<it rresAei corneF iol Ius - 1870
t-sI.fe<t> va fa<neee. oxlh snd 81 ..ol-s9
nntretea.sfts Us.e - EaEnsr sseaua 1.r~Is<
rpn.si eers.sa isfi SD hsr1 = k-.rr.Ia Ia.
- kfntt~t Etenoe zee - Paris sset1a o. Al.
ee4t4 fnizI<fl tars o2 Ia4ftn1z sana - I..t,-
sfe efe1aA Alse f.o hoD.es - GnrIsF <lrs.I
- s<r14nEr ~ i1onzs en1 - confraI ~ go -
t~e lnH1 - &c lass Stress e40E11a IsI41.1e&z
~'rnas fof sale o. ekeA@1-<s
FARMS foE SAI-E OK fxfns0s,n
~ acre. caie rails fn.sn RssD1 Er.ntnr. .-,,,.s
hooss ana her1. god oIchard al .aa'r go
s.sle - c..L,s@iis.a, - ssli ekchalEs - -
tf0ted eats ifol,eIts.
Alte TARA - y 80 ~ nsar Isn..o<<4ls>. s..l
balldsnrs, E~d orchard snd I'D Izn1 a, a.
shsns. ios h..ase lad IA n CIV.
Alre 20 ecles h to~nshsp - s,a...s Is snils.
ffum citff ~ acres lnE.loset kaIsnfs hnrrh'
lcamL -
hsvs nusaber q Cue inurro..a s.r,,. A.
nafts eo1ns5, shioA ga d..5-srs q - ss-ss
Also unmbsr a fns pieces ~ <.e,.. i..s
n.~f the ei,s. ranFine ffssn ne . lofff .r1es
have iote N al parts - tlss catF - s<lI -
sxrhanse npuses 90 rent
konss 10 loan 90 kood rssi state s>carit..
A. ). nDF5LAA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

NIfF TfNNHuFHF = VITA
Grand Rapids. Alch.. sept = ia
<ctics Il herebr ggvea that tbs sssessneat
roll Tor the consfrucfion - sewef an silef
bcfaeen tfepirlch stfrt AID hnri4stt sffs<t
frsrn east o. fianef sfr-s 10 Graufsiiis ave.
noe n bow IN M bands. and that I viii ~
ceivs payment theresa fof TIE period q twents
dafs frosn VA. date a ths ofiscs q ths ciss
sspS EM soRRIcE. CO Trs.ssrst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Treasurer's Notice
City Treasures Of,ce.
Grand Rapids, Mich. sept n. 1.s4
Notice i hereby given that the assessment
roll for constructing sewer IN North Division
street. from Lynn street 20 Monroe strest. -
nou IN my hands. and that I viii ~
ceive payment thercon Tor the period % tw.nty
days from this date 40 the Office 81 the ctty
oeti n. IL soRRIcK. City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

City Treasures Ofiice.
Grand Rapids. Mich. SEPT IA. ls91
Notice 4 hereby given that the assessment
roll for the Improvements 81 frAnk street.
from Canal street 20 Taylor street. II now
In my hands, and that Will receive payment
thereon for the period of twenty days from TINS
date AZ the Office Of the city treasurer city hall
oct 4 n. H. sokRiCk. Csty Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Grand Rapid. Mich. sept Z. iSrz
Notice Il hereby given thai tho aase<<ment
roll Tor the construction ~ q sewer Ia
Dwight avenue frDEn Lake avenue fnf-
ton street. u IN M hands. and that
vii receive payment thereon fof the peried -
twenty dayx from this date 80 ths aiiics u ths
ctr treasurer, city hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

For that ~outof @cfts~ feeling take
hfomo Seltser Trial bottle 10 cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

0Fsnd hsrt1s. Mich. set :. IN
Notes = herrhs gfssa thsf fbf sseeesment
roll fuf The Improvement ~ Hnli FtreN fFtsFa
tsfsndtille sFenue - haIaatason sVenos Il now
IN M hsads. and that wul receive payment
theFessn ffs the pefiot - fw~nfg aetx frrxs 80
oats 80 he cfcf - tbecitf tfeas8ffF. fltf hslL
SEQ . \ ~ sOkhIlk. lllI IF.asaras
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

City Treasurer's Ofice.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept "a iss0 I
Notice il hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor constructing q sewer In ccfibnef street.
from West Bridge street 10 St>oond street l.
now In my hands. and that will receive psy
ment thereon for the period Of twenfy days
city hall.
oct MIS- oRRicK. City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

w lItlN ufff Uufoe. Z
Grand Rapids. Mich. sept "a. isg1
Notice 40 hereby given that the assessment
roll for the Improvement 81 B1ckeTe street..
from South hast street % nismon str 81. u
now In my hands and that viii reerise % yllseit
thereon for the period u twenty days from this
date a. the Office Of the city TREASURER. city hall
octt n. IL SoRklCk. CITY Trs4surEt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
Treasures NOTICE
Ctr Treasurers Odic~.

Grand kaplds, Nah. sept. n. fssn :
Notice - hsfsby given that the assessment
roll for constructing sewer In Jehrrso4 ave-
nee. from Sycamore strrtt. aud In fleasaet
street a. flfth eVcufse. i naW IN iuy
hands. and that | viii receive payment
thereon tor the period OF twenty dars froan
this date a. the o1,cs u tie eity TREASURER.
city hail.
octs NH soRRlcK. cly Issszssz
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kroLKS-k Sirsnr E.eseic; n.oa@l y. 49,
- f<ttern. No. 4<.us e. nessr4 Bil -
ed 50 Ia sstnrs 70 MI q t1asss. hersld
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

MfSCELLaNEOUS
Ok $40 and so. genuine confederate bills
spOs only fye ceats each 50 and Sl0n bills 10
cent each; &c and sc shinplasters 10 cents
each ~ and e bills = osnts each. Sent secu-e-
~ sealed ON receipt Of price. Address. Chas. ID.
Barker, ~ Forsyth ST., Atlanta, TIA. n
VyANTED-All men 20 step In and get our
w price on q fall or winter suit of clothes OF
pair OF pants made to order; We can save ron
money. NoiEht. Herpolsheimer A ca
4 FAVE orders at Scribners drug store. "A
Ii Monroe store. for Grand Rapids moving
van foods packed. moved and tored l. r.
Deyo. proprietor. sfd
NrANTED-EveryboiFf 60 smoke the Nickel
w outcisar A hand made Havana Tor cigar
for cents. Ask for IL Mandatory and sales
RON 20 Waterloo street. THIS - q union mads
cigar
IMPERIAL LODGE. No. Regular con-
i vention every Friday evening "a clock a.
Imperial Castle hall, 7t1 Wealth. avenue W.
n Perkins. {. G.. w + Neshr. h. 81 4 and y
GNAP for travelling mon who visit many towns;
- no sales a. make no samples 10 carr
work dore IN few minutes. while waiting Tor
trains. Write for psrtieulars ~kovins. lock
bon ss Chicago sSu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

-
GOOD HOTEL .ss s .ss,s
c1lr - % 81 tr2nslenf-, q and a -: hath fFe>
st Llnooin Honse. No. . spFi1z strss1 01Af
snsss - sooa f.rs - sny 81 hoasa
RE-OpHOLS
REuPHoLSTERfS0- A Holt Of Ili
~ south Dixision street are showing some
Interesting fabrics in upholstery sooaN Iuls
phone 80 Tor estimates
LEGAL
Treasures Notice.
City Treasures OffIce.
Grand Rapids. Mich, Sept. "a fsln
Notice a. hereby given that the assessment
roll for constructing . sewer In East fulton
street, from Prospect street 10 the summif
An Hast Fulten street. l. nov "a M
hands, and that vii receive payment thercon
Tor The period Of twenty days IRON this date az
thr Office Of the city treasurer, city hall
cesf n H. sORRick. Gig Treasures.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-25

Are our farmers and others doing
all they can in the way of saving ex-
hibits for the Fair2 How oftsn,as a
visitor is making his inspection OF
what ia at a Fair,do we hear the state
ment "Why I could have shown some
sthing that would have surpassed
what they have got in CERTAIN line"
Reader, hes that ever been the case
with you? II 80 we hope for better
things from you next time. Think of
the Fair right now; keep it in mind
and get together every thing you can
that will help 30 make it Interesting
Exhibit something at the Fair even
it you cannot show much. It will be
a credit TO you to take that much in .
terest, and will be of benest to the
Fair and will help that much te bring
this section into netice. Competent
Judges are giving US the credit Of
having one of the best Fairs in the
State. and let US again fully sustain
that reputation.
We may safely count on tremen
dons throng of visitors, and let Us
bend every energy to show them
something worthy
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-25

Another tragedy has been enacted
in "Black Ca" place where the
most brazen of prostitutes and liber-
tines do congregate-where virtue is
unknown and where honesty is held
a. naught.
just what the law is the F1sHEn-
MAN & FARMER is not informed, but
this newspaper knows that now is
the time to cast backward glance
to see the tragedies which have been
enacted there, and then sweep the
miserable place from the face of the
earth.
If the authorities who an act, and
there are those who may. place any
value on virtue, on morality or, on
chastlty-then tor Gods sake let US
clean out this miserable den-let the
"cats," those conscienceless asd
characterless women, seducing boys
and alluring men, be told to pack
their grips and "git !"
"Black Cat" is one Of the lowest
places in this county-a place where
women peddle their souls,
place where drunken debauched, and
diseased Ecentious libertines raise the
very devil throughout the hours Of
night. It's existence should not be
tolerated, and now, after another
death, it IS nanifestly time to do
something, and there is no time to
wait.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-25

A fatal accident occurred on the
Atlantic & Danville railroad near
Milton on the night of the 10th. A
train fell through the Milton bridge,
killing six persons and woundlng
many others. Tho coronsr's jury rem
dered verdict that no one could be
held responsible for the accident, as
it was due to the swollen state of the
stream which undermined the pillars
of the bridge.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-25
THE TIME TO ADVERTISE.

There is no more profitable season
for newspaper advertising than dur
ing a general business depression,
when a panicky feeling exists and
the great mass Of people feel impell-
ed to economic in every possible
way. When such conditions exist
the bargain announcements of the
merchants are unusually attractive,
and many a man or woman who Or
binary trades with some personal
friend, or at a store little more con-
venient than others, will walk several
blocks to save a dime or a niolzle.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-25

Edison. the electrician. belongs to
long-lised family. His father is 90
years of age, and hale enough to give
promise ..of reaching his centennial,
while he had two aunts who lived to
reach 90 years. If Edison lives to
be as old as his father what marvels
of inventions may he not give the
world.-Wil. Star.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-25

From reports received direct from
Georgia, Florida and South Carolina
the fatal disease of yellow fever is on
those shores, and already death has
occurred from ies visit. The people
of these sections are wild with fear
already large number have left for
other sections.