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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-02
THREE MORE.
Proposals Which Were Made
and Which Happily
Ended,

The contest for the chair which the
BAzoo offers for the best proposals
has brought forth numerous answers,
some odd, some funny, some senti-
mental. The following have been
sent in for publication to-day:
The following is another sample of
proposals i'm the chair contest:
SEDALIA, Mo-, April %.
Well. now / will begin with bust
ness right on the start. My sweet
heart and courted six years, but he
had much difficulty in trying to pro-
prose.
When he first attempted to propose,
we went to a party in the country,
and it was fearful cold night and the
snow was very deep; so we went in a
sleigh. He had very wild team of
mules, SO it didn't take us long to 90.
When we were returning home, he
began to act as though he had some
thing on his mind, and was scared,
for / didn't want him to mention it
that night for l didn't think loved
him, but he was real nice to go with.
My heart was up in my MOUTH
kept telling him first Of one thing then
another until we were near home,
then l knew it would be too cold to
stand at the gate. Just as we were
within hundred yards of the gate,
he started to say something, when the
sleigh struck stump and over We
went into the snow. So that put an
END to the proposing that night.
Shortly after that, my friend was
taken sick and for two or three weeks,
we looked for him to die, then ! found
out l loved him. o, / thought my
heart would break, and l shed many
tears.
Well, after he got well he would
call to see me often, and was very
nice, but he never seemed to think
any more about proposing. | began
to get uneasy, was afraid he wasn't
going to propose after all, but | wasn't
going to let him know 1t. So one
Sunday afternoon we took walk and
walked quite a distance, and not a
word was said about love or proposing.
| was getting out of heart, but as we
walked along we came to little stream
of water, he jumped across and | was
afraid to jump; he told me to give
him my hand and he would help me
over; so | did so and he pulled me-
partly over the stream and then told
how he wanted me to answer a ques-
ton he had wanted to ask for long
time but wouldn't let him, so now il
l didn't say YES. he would let me drop
right down in the stream of water"
Of course | said yes Who wouldn',
rather than get into stream of wa
ter?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-02
which presents

but any emblem which presents
liberty is always precious to the heart
of our people and in imagination as
the old bell was carried on its way,
once more its changing peal rang out,
not along over Philadelphia, but over
a nation which had that day declared
Itself free for all time to come. The
old bell deserves to be wrapped in
bunting and crowned with the starry
banner and it was = happy thought
which sent il, when 4 world might
look upon its nonderous metal and re-
member that it told the story which
to-day is ringing down the ages and
which has given hope and encourage
ment to the oppressed in every cline
Gods sun shines upon
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-02


When l was quite boy | made up
my mind that if | could help it |
would never be fooled by woman.
| went to see very pretty girl when
| was about 30 years old, almost every
week for about two years, and finally
| came to the conclusion that |
thought enough of her and she did of
me to ask her to marry me, so | went
one night to see her and to ask her to
be my wife.
She made the evening pleasant for
ire and when it was time for me to
leave she went with me to the front
door and l clasped her hand in mine
and talked with her for about one
long hour.
Every time l would think it was
time for me to pop the question my
heart would fail me. At last l
thought of the vow had made about
a woman fooling me, years before.
And was afraid that this sweet-faced
young girl was leading me ON 50 as to
fool me. The more | thought of it
the farther | got from. asking her to
he mine for better or for worse.
left the old front gate that night
and l have stood there and clasped
those hands in mine since. That was
one women that did not fool me.
l left the old home that was 50 dear
to me and came west, to grow up with
the country. l had some relatives
out here in Missouri. and | came to
see them. While stopping at their
honse | met young lady visiting
them, that struck my fancy somewhat.
paid her some attention. l think
she cared something for me. at least
she told me so.
But l was afraid that she would fool
me and laugh and talk about me
with other girls, so l did not ask her
to marry me.
Invent to Sedalia and while there
in business l saw a school girl only
about Is years old. she always had a
smile on her, only when she was mad.
did not get an introduction to her.
l left Sedalia and drifted to another
state, and finally came back to Pettis
county. After / had been back about
three months saw this same girl. l
was in the same company on several
occasions with her but did not get
an introduction to her for about
three or four month and when did
get an introduction, the lady who in
troduced us made me set up the lemon
abe to the crowd of about twenty per-
sons. but I am not kicking.
l commenced to 60 to see Miss Jen-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-02
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria Is 50 vel adapted to children thai
Irecommeni il as superior 10 any prescriptions
known to me" II. A. ARcHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, ny
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-14
Congressional.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 13.-The presid-
ing officer laid before the Senate the
resolution offered Monday by Hour
calling on the President for futher
information on tho Hawaiian matter.
Frye of Maine addressed the Sen.
ate thereon.
Vest Of Missouri followed Frye. He
snid the provisional government was
de facto government, and bad all
the rights of government, whether
rightfully or wrongfully established,
and any assault on it by an armed
force OF the United States would be
an act Of war, which can only be
brought about by an act OF Congress.
He did not understand that the Sec
rotary OF State meant that force
should be employed, nor did he be-
lieve that either the President or
Secretary intended to use force with
out the action Of Congress.
After consulting among the MEM
bers the Democratic leaders have de-
cided to postpone tbs call for a eau
GUS until the tariff bill is entirely
completed, including the Internal
revenu e feutures.
HOUSE.
The House again has the Utah adj
mission bill under consideration.
The bill admitting Utah passed the
House.
Hatch of Missouri intends intro
ducing in the House an anti-option
bill which will be practically the same
as passed the Senate il the Fifty
second Co pgrefs, except that some Of
the Rates of taxation may be reduced
The Hou Sc Committee on Coinage,
Weights and Measures has postponed
all consideration OF the Bland bill
until the second Thursday in Janu-
airy with BANDS consent, as he found
much opposition 10 it's being passed
81 present.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-14
DELINQUENT LIST
-OF--
Elko County. State Of Me-
vada,
For the
Fiscal Year 1898.

Bellinger Mrs d, T. coma-DuiIdiupi
Tecoma known az the Tecoma Hotel. COO.
household furniture, rs; / work korses
~: Is hen stock cattle, 1p5, Total, 9IO
Genl tax Is OIL. Total tax ..........sI6 ol
Butler f +, White kOck-Poss q tle N
the ny of sc 4, So OF nwM, mex aud
Il Oi swA, swA Of SELL Sec "a, tn a.
range oil. S1s Of &C 4 sec 10 and lots p
sand sen OF nwa sec 10 tip ~, range 81
containing 80 acres 175; imprOyenrnts
therron 3Un. Total val AS. Genl iax
OF IOlal taX.......... .........,. n "a
CAll j II: Mardis improvements on
ioo acres unsuryeyed land I'm Bruneau
ba"ln, water ditchea, fences and build
Ineh p; 40 stock horses $50, 8 stock
COWS %: wagon 70; machinery *. To
Iai val olS. Genl tax ~ AZ Poll tara
Total taX............. ..,.-. s,e az
Connors l. w. Elko--Lots In Hlko
III, ~ and ID to and inciusiyc "a bioct
-. All nl DOCKS 0, al aud u In Hal.
Ous nuuitIon lt6. Total val liz pn,1
tax 90. Total taK......'. "' o, m
Diana Mining Co, Tuscsrore--B,i,d-
ing and machinery on Diana nInn IN
rtseatorR Mining Dist 100. TotsIvai
" Gsnl tax IS. Total tax ...,.. n az
Jenkins william, oounty--Posa tulo
"a or sc y md mex OF Awh snd nv nj
heA sec 20 town "a range E2, NJ u of IeL
eoe 70 town "a range M, eH of nck and
nwA.ot nos and nwh OF nwx ni,ri Az
'nWS and mex ofswk aud ~ Of sen
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-14
From Honolulu.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The Navy
Dep artment to-day received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Admiral Irwin
ut Honolulu, dated December 4th,
and brought by the Oceanic to San
Francisco:
"The provisional government has a
thousand nIen under arms, and the
palace is prepared for defense"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-14

Nelson Thomas, County-Poss title
ex OF nwM IL, seq OF 60 IS IT E
n ~ sI OF 80 40 AS
q lO,nwA of swA is, az
ueA ~ 80 "A
neA OF seq, sea OF sell 2 ::38 At
NE ofee1434, s1a OF neL 80 40 :4s
lot 4, s1a of swI 2, seL =! ::
OF seI 3, Ell Of awA 4 80 40
sw4 of nwM, neM Of DIV
n. n18 of neM 9 80 40
~ Of ny 10 80 40
s 81 &, Of nsT ,I ' III 80 40
nw4 OF sw4, neM Of ne
n, M Of Sc ,swLofsek 10 80 40
nw19 of ne4 10. Ell Of 70
4 q, swA q SCI 90 SO 40
\ 1, peA Of nw1 ~: 7 40 40
seA nf swA nwM Of spM
ne Of ne14.sw14 OF neL 9 40 40
NV "a of nwA Is, seL of
sea seq OF ne4, nwA
OF ne4 1T 40 :49
Sc ! Of SO u 20, swL Of
sw}l, ewA Of nw14 81, o:
a of seq 90 40 40
neA Of swM, seA of NV
n 23, seM Of sell, nwA
of evil, nN Of nwA 90 40 40
se14 Of se4, neM of neM, :.
ne4 Of nwM, sw4 IL NV
M,ne14of swM,s15 ofswA :27 40 40
nwA of seM 30, neA OF
Of a,1 10 q :a2 40 40
sT q ne Or % y rs 40 40
ne or OF 30 qr,eX Of ne Or 80 40 40
nv Or 8, sw q q nv qr, a 80 80
sN OF ne Qr.lots 2, 4, 81
OF i, NV ", Or, ~ Of So 9, s 80 80
nv nv q, g 9: Of NV Or y; 8 80 80
Of Of e 9; 90 ~ - 8 80 so
e. q; sw Or Of .e,q 0" 80 80 so
of sw or g, Sc Or OF nwq or, ; .
lot 3 7 40 .s1
az OF sw Or, NJ OF SO or
10, sw Or Of sw Or 20, sw
Or o.; OF 81 or 81 40 so
Or, 90 ar OF ne Or, NV Or
OF ne or, ne or OF NV Or .28 10 80
Mss M OF Sc Or, ne or OF :
80 Or, hi Of sw Or %, n =,
Mt OF ne Or, n hi OF NV Or 80 40 go
lot B Of 81. sw Or OF sw or,
NY Or Of ne or 32,lot l Of IA 40 $50
hf OF 80 or, NY Or OF 30
or, hi of W or ~ 40 :5,
containing $3.50 acres lao; improve
ments on above described land 2GO
Total val 1000; genl tax 30; total
tax. ...... $50 90
Powning q, Ropo. New. =, County.--Poss A..
audi tJaf. Y, I. q go -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-14

ContHIn1llE II, $50 acres 3, 22U: imDroyementR
on above lauds 1910; household furniture
100; 10 work horses $50; 9 saddle horses 22s;
~ stock horses 100 3 wagons loS: mach nery
100. Total val 9,o1S. GenI tax los gu. Total
McLaughlin, est of, Sprucemont-
Two small cabins in Sprucemont, so;
Total val. 80; gen tax. SO; total
Tax -................ ......0 8 80
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-14

Pollock Jerry, Tuscarora I'm
provements in Tuscarora ia block N
20; 70 work horses 600; 4 wagons 200.
total value 8 5 on; gen tax Il A; poll
tax, b; total tax. 20 A
Raine J P, Carlin-Butoher shop in
town of CarlIn now owned by him,
formerly assessed TO re Gaynor
100, Total value $50; gen tax 81.
total tax ............ .,....S 2 At
Schaldt n F. 'Cusoarora-House on
West Avenue, about 200 feet south
OF Plunkett's hall, formerly owned
by CD Bradley, 100: merchandise
600. Total val TOO; genl tax II SIS;
poll tax 3; total tax. ;. ....S ID SIS
raber J II, South Fork--All of that
part OF 80 or Of SEQ 13 town 81 range
56 lying and situated north least of
south Fork Creek consisting OF ten
acres more or less, The same lying
ia the northeast corner Of said sec
ton. Also lots Band Of sw or sec
IL town 81 range 81, 1OO; improve
ments on same consisting of flour
mill called or ueually known as the
Eureka Four Mill 1900. Total val
1900; genl tax % 40; total taxS % 40
Wenzler Ed, Fl Halleck-Poss title
to 80 Or SEQ town 80 range SO con-
tanning 100 acres 50 Ot'; improvements
thereon 425 90; 2work horses 70 CO.:
l6 stock horses 100; 4 hous 10; l
wagon so. Total val 795; gen tax
ID II; poll tax 8; total tax -. e. 16 u
Wilkersop J l., Tuscafora-- House on
west Avenue, Tuscarora 20 90; 2worK
horses, IS. Total val $50; gen tax
2 48; poll tax 8; total tax rs 8 4S
Thereby certify that tho above and forepo-
! Ing 10 the delinquent list of Ilko county,
state OF Neyaoa, Tor the fiscal ybar, 1850 a.
4 Tiled I'm my ofiice by the Ex-oIiiOio Tax re-
eolyer Of said ooanty on the 9TH Gay Of Do
,slko, New. Dec, II. 1893.
| 49, GEO. ". MEI0S,
l. i >saL} Conntr Auditor OF the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

CHERfFFS sALE--By virtue OF an execution
~ issued cut % and under the sal OF the
Circuit Court OF the counfy OF Kent la the
state OF Michigan. attested on the tenth day OF
January. A. ~. lssz. 10 me directed aud de-
lisered In favor Of Charles n or son. plaintiff
aud against the goods and chsftsis. ana FOR
want thereof fken OF tho real estate o.
Harry A. Brooxs. defendant. therein
named. i have levied Thereon and shall
xpose for sale. At pubic auction er
veadue. to the highest hidder. n the north
or Crescent avenue entrance 20 the court
house. In Tie city of Grand Rapids. that being
the place for holding tire Circuit Court Of the
county wherein said premises are situated. on
SATURDAY. the fourth day OF March. A. ..
is*s. Mt 10 o'clock Ga the iornpoan Of said day
al the rlghl. tile and interest OF the said
Harry A. Brooks in and to ;ne following de
scyibcd reai estate. wing and leng IN tile
c pnfy OF Kent ana siate Z Michigan. aud de-
scfbed rs follow. to-ait: Lot Number four
"a OF White x Brooks Pros sul,-d vision 81
lnne> 4 AckesncidS' addition 10 the city Of
Grand Rapids in said county.
Dated January lsth. lssl
ISAAC r. LAN0REACx
Sheriff of.heat County.
MayxkED A.cHAsK.
Attorneys for Pialntld- sat mar
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Ia. y. DeGOIia
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
koosn aud 2. Tower BIx-

FOR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS
New house on south Lagravs street With
eight roonsi good cellar. well and cisiefn.
s.14l bsrn.
ieuse and lot on Wealthy avennA
o0e on sherman street
Two Or te1fer street.
One on Randolph street
Ote on baauer avenue
Also houses ana lots on Paris avenue. North
Prospect. air street. Valley avenue. Terrace
avenue. e0aIb LAFAYETTE street. and May
ofhers.ln ali parts II the city,
HAZE some hGs resident lots on Piain1eit
AfeaGc Cor sac cheap. also lots IA all parts OF
city.
FARMS TOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
One hundred and sirfy-hve acres Ia towush 10
OF bowDes one hundred and thirty acres I'm
proved. thirty Ave acres nne beech and msrie
tmtefi ikrse peach snd apple crc1arass anc
tulidtnEs. eos. cay 20 10.
40 eighty acres ~ township 81 Bovine Win
thirty tse acres Improved. li.een acres Of
b ech and maple timeer.
fAfD II nir~ty-sesen acres In township OF
Cascade With thirty acres u teass tinbc
Aiso one IA same TO nship % one hundred
ana six acres With one hundred acres ina
proved; good buildings; good orchard; soil.
c ~ loan.
I have farms in all directions from city.
ranging fIom ave acres up L. tao hundred.
Come In and ioos over lay l+st II yoa want "a
buy or ezctGn-e Ter city property.
L have \ feW desirable houses 10 rent.
Aoney 10 goaa on good reai estate security
II. J. Ds3 uLIA
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o. ar tesfs Ia 3 rttss1. q ~, tcney. ~ 4
tlr cry Iett1F-. sc ser ~, hrsd isttifr.
.fs. rassies, 80 ca tauftfs. tIraips. = .
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rntfa sess< 80 ta. apes. ec - t-s4ba'
esrrots q - r., reierr. y % &c acI. ssgc
tats oysters IS "a &C tox huachs-; ears
nf4& 81 g. 20 prr teshets FlfpIanf. &c 4
~. ~ad shTs. t1e fo1. spinach N.H h4i
Eer>e rafisli. rrstef. sc xsl; buied corn. -
"a kreea eaiens ~ sea- onioas. III pei
Wh..s SCI corn. s.e. oats. xss rs. Sc
EAR ~. Tile.
Frar IA Fref-Lf'T waite. si-sss psfsus.
{ ss rsr rwff Buck heat four a. Per cvts'
refn "a saf pfr ten fred. f-o.e peg iot
r.itIIirfs t5t.l rsr fo1 bran. 9 90 DeT tea
srfrs Ar eer fau srrsen -, o. PEI teti-
s.sl- rashe4 - Re. uneashsd. fttt4s
Hsg- Hiret sQcsii.co. nnotbr. tlel2.
rTfae- 49, as.1f.
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80 - poFk- - c frssA PORK iotns. u
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&ri ARR. te. fosas Dsiscs e8fl-
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frroz rtIrken 3ists yea. &c s1ftsr
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Msstxasee ara Assignee Of Mortgage.
e1UAkT 4 kSAPfEN.


pRoBATE 0RDER-efxie Of Niebixaa
County Of keat-s<. Ala session OF tie
probate sogrt Tor said county 81 kfnt. bold =:
the probate ofref. in the CIT, % Grand Esrics
ca the 18th das OF January Ia TIE year oas
theuran@ eight hu-drsc anc ninety three.
Present Cyrus 4 fcrkipa Judge OF PROT ATE
In tie matter Of the estate Of
WILLIAM BALL. deceased.
on reading tie fnsl al niuisr1tlsn account
81 Easneker Ba T. de- ea>~1. late simiEistfAier
OF said estate. rled BY Willard y. keeney. hi.
scmlnfstrstor.
II - ordered. f8as nencsy. the 9TH esy 81
February. MAJ at ten O'clock In the fore1ee1.
81 said probate once. be Ape nfed Cor the
ex ami nation aud allowances Of SAID account.
Aad lt IL further ordered. that copy Of
this order be putslsned three successive week
previous 20 said day of hearing. IN the Srsn Z
Rapids Herald . q ally newspaper prtate1 aas
cfRts r. PERKINs.
"a true copyJ Judge Of Probate.
HAsar ID. JKvErL. Reg ster. FRI feb Il
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.


NoxIsAeE foAkeL.sssizf skLk i'esssis
- f4eFtz<<e dad ><r3<Ut<z, 81 81
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r>zs 81 = tse sos es5 nres - - tsss<i
% lsf> <a1 lseaIs-1sr cfs.> &. ), =. 1ns aren
SIS - l<e<e kte1 The s<th As - cSetrn
,. {. - $40 ies tkAks ss-laiaes ths "a
= tls issssrss. - sls tine l.s..ss 2 e,sss-
a. - sac nerfE~<< lsf Ih< pA5Ue4s tneftsf.
tAss ssA.s a. - e.ys Alter ssid ssisses
s-ls nsrss sss tssl psias'pss ase isisrsss
: szia ~ ,s.ss sss - -. sss. :. ss'iss u
s..e ss.,sa a<sss - 1As is.,ss q 40
rec &ino1 aus AS tnpsi1 nors .hs1 tea 90
atYs kinos tA< >atat keeotas q ~ eea 30 D&FI
81 Ite szne hss ttea ihis. szta eeftkszes
consider Asa declare shs : Ass< Azsssas q
sAi9 mertxA<<, to*1 tsl1eIlai a14 i1i<r<o<:
sss eae pzssss> IA s.ssiss<1y. - rsssen II
0+f% 8Ns-t-tt - - V4X<t1| ~ 49,. 44t<f<4+
~ virtue 81 NLte1 b4-d default aud fsia elre-
sson there Is e.AiAsea 10 - due ~ tie time 81
tbs Betlce liz entire Of sad ffinf.{sl sutR.
via ali kfIesr4<e ~ ipier<a tktre21.
azse II fins g. ave hnncrec And ts<isx dol.ors
Aad fafsy-ere c<sgs Gti-tI to<eft<r WITH -
ate rnes's fee af f~est, dollars 80 provt6s1
10 sss1 Eaertx4xe - ~ PAID n ea>s II lore
closure. -o sait er Bfofeedi1x ~ fas o. IL
cg1it, has t<~e institlis1 - recover the
Afnepnt rem,ilinx seturc6 ~ s<i1 fnertx3~e
or sus PART the eel. <otlc~ IL th<9rforr h<rrty
slstn that &c Aenasg. February ILh- l<.D a q
c'eieek IN tie forenoon. ftcft eli - sr:1 ~
the east eutrr o9<f 81 ihs cucf9 acao<. "a ia<
csty Of drama RAPIDS. hsni counfy. Nictiaan.
that telling tae pace where The circuit court
i.T III eesnfy 81 Kent 10 he-d3 q ruhiie vszs-
due. 10 tie Highest tId1es. TIE pfeui<s< &C.
srrfbea Ia aid mortgage. az 81 much thefts'
~ may be nseesosry 70 satisfy the amoGni
due tbefron. - above set forfh. With tae Ia
tsresi. costs charges <nd szpelkrs allowed -
law provided Ter - s<i1 mortgage. -
srfher with said attoTnfys Zee. ssla prrss ises
hcing sit9sIed ~ the tswnxhfp - Nyomirx
In the county 81 kent sud sfsts ~ Efcb es1
AID described - follows. 10 viii Let siehfee1
III 81 81 c<k three 30 u C.yas PARK kaoitle1
q ta~ village Of So1fa Grand Esplcss slse leu
thlrfy-eighi - thirty n.ns 90 tfly-four -
atty ave 10 slxiy-two o. sBe axIy. feer ts<
al ~ 1ixkekeb addition - tEe village oI
South Grand Rapids
Dated s''s@1sr is'A. l FFkcy r COOK.
Xeftxasee ard Assignee Of Nofixz<e.
STUNT 4 kNAPFEN.
To- a. - A
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
~ stare OF Michigan. county al kenf-sS
Notice Is hereby given. thai o. an order 81 the
Probate Court for the county ofkeat. m ste 4
the 18th day II January. A. ID. ~. six moufhs
from that date we've allowed for creditors 10
prrseaf their claims against the estate 81
JANIS BROWN. tecsa>eo-
late OF said county deceased. nad fhat al
cred. tors OF sad deceased are required 20 pre-
sent their ciainis 10 said Probate Court. ~ he
probate once. IN toe cits Of Grand RAPIDS. fer
18th day OF July next. ana that such
claims viii be heard before sale court. on
Wednesday. the 18th day Of July neat. 81 Ten
O'Clock In the forenoon 81 that t&y-
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. Jasusrv "a. A. Il
Is9s. CYRUS l. pEHkISS.
sat feb II Judge o. Proesfe-
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

The arr ual meeting OF the stockloi ders OF
the Grand Rapids 4 fndisnn Railroad CON.
pany will be he in the general once In tie
city Of Grand Rapids. Mich. on "Wednesday.
ton OF thirteen directors u serve for the ST.
suing year aud fog the transaction OF sEei
other business IS may be Presented 10 tie
meerinx. y. A. G0kHAM. Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

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