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Delaware, Lackawnnna ana western H. NJ
..,. In New. York foot Of Barclay and Christephea
SHORTEST LINE. yESTiBULED TRAINS

n,oc, rant. n NEWA KK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNfSLAt.ss:
Jay" iii \,iES summit. Bernardsville, ba sn
rs' ISkE Faf EsRE bf S
t%cnt pSSsi Hasss,cyn sSHooLEYs MoUMTr4TIEAS
"STROIfDS re, Pocono Mountains, ~
SSAAI piTTsTON, wILKESBARRE, NANrlSVyHHaS
hhVVNNvII,LE' NORTHUMBERLAND Montrose ,IBT lSr
hM0X 8xFoPsRpi N S2HwiG ora Mle'v sYshSdtsE
HaswrGo' irMAGA owEG2 EiLoNfRaS c2RT uoiu;
sHF S9ST%ESST AAT TR s0u sna TSSWEoo *
SYPSR s pullman garlor ears Comets nss
with tain for Chicago arriving ''''
ZIG T0fq a. nyM-BINeHAMroS NAIL Stops q p'n''ps
,,6 ssa'iop: -sCRANToN BiNG; dI mt and IL
AID M.sSRxNT3S WiLk I LsgA isF. ana FLY
,so p. NJ. tDailyJ.-BrFfALo LIMITED EAf"N-
Pullman siteP PssiFIsS-nruFTALo UTICA and oswEGo
L Ei,ITS and PULLMAN Ns;.ticus
ss ud SiS broadway IVES. i?Sth sa IsS and
ss "a broadway, brooklyn Time tables. giving '~'
f0%1sSno q al xs'ppREss COMPANY w ssn fss
check Ssssags from hotel o. sesdsaas s''S
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warrcn.st No 20; Union Trust Co OF New.Yok. o oo
administrator. 10 Carries + Holman $3.50
Hcmy.st No 30; Ce RubInsteln TO Morris Beer 4'oV
rGat Matilda Mc i. G to E MSsS FINN and a
NV and tpu,.e 10 Wat Ionema 2I.45
Dit W. 30 445 BscSy Kur"sy to jacques o. :,
rrd MIaIaDS' = s2ll II Of ROOSEVELT 5sioy
GA George IL squire executor ETC. u o.s
l4t.t. . 81 It of Istaie. 25>loss SAMUEL
Se,IfymeH Of Grace church.. -. 1900
i"' ma 10 .ba I'd 10 William L Good 1850
Riy snn :, 5G5 It Of shcri.st iso&oo;
3D. Aa'? 20 :9 500 i@ c' G.HS and Vie 70 Jennie
''." "Ii5o' Cha E;uu ct a 10 Marie %ssnr 'soo
wS's'i 1o . K x-i%" c$os g r. 1878
.,Ina allan ',....'..... 1925
l;,l.,t :; i-o !, n " Of dave; :5NHi95,S:
TaG. - "i''. ..... -. 81 COZ
QUA al To- Simon il Strn 10 ooC
o.i%: :, IS T, Ic,nayc. is&iOo5 s1ah .. zoo
Hi,hcrinc amphicy to wism ii SaStOn 80 coo
aa,h .iine r smh ct a! to Fran. l. smith 45 5Oc
l.t %S V ':'' 10 It d di,t,, 4oloo Adam ,
ltcinhar1 aud wife 10 John Grebs and wife I.1"c
sci..t :, @ IT 0; dave, iSS4ls; John . -,
' WIFE ,s LilliS r S1tsl $3.50
!. sheriff ana husband TO jane; wocley 200
St.aV-. SO lo.f l. H. tner - al q Il,-'en oOVJ.
sad.>i : - n = 2iaNc lsN5ls john 80,
Nc,san ana vii =, Fanny T llcllN ---..--- 3oy
9ith->t u 1881 n " Of I'Nlci"u-1Nc. I"Sh
loo - WIN Il 20, anu VIZ" 60 Mary 80 -,
,G,h.,t = lls n 81 l-ta,e -0N-0; John $500
Dir. aid wife t. Herman lIly.>..-. -. ll,-''
4.n.a4r. u corner 1ptA--t 80. o.. u tie .lii.
T. y'''I En-, ,-e i"''"' ''' ''. so oot
losi..t 80 $50 last; Herman znctc ana wife 80,
20 l.o-a X.lon X. -..-.... y '''
il7f..-t. n = $40 n G. u ;.on',-pye 75Nlootl.
%anrv sherwood ard another To henry ., oo1
2da,c. " :. 80 It n { ach..'. .iIoo Lnd' q, ~.
Wig nuifraknabr . e. KYfkeiKula". .....,.. 5-'uv
lIlih.st. ~ 80 lat; FIcdk Ringer ana 20.
wI.c - Artlur SffhI,-. 49, ''''
lC-i'i.s'. 900 ~ ith afc. -'N'pt FHa" >, .ol
T. ln-er and VII. 20 Carrie l. ,hot .... l'''"
lOl.i . 100 g. { @t-,". lcullAl-'i ..o,,
corn. lg, Wa Cofi - Irnd1 Illr,- ---- , "'N''
l.3l.-t ~ IL W.T.. james ! Nap IN. ri
cr,c {, te Gcimln Evans ,hcal Lutheran . en-
- Paurs Chrich u Harlem 80. a. ~,
7th.,Nc. No .g-j Ma!.I Al TN q Mar Dany '''V
boulevard p. jo.1l Il o. Il :'t-,i puN lux N 90,
Irregular: G r smith IT 3. 90 FmnH j. smith 'V'7''
Jenuine,-at. u 49, ~ g 81 stcbiin-a'. 10y
100. the suburban Eeaii, 90 !" h"a m,
T,tior.Wr vs. +. go 70 " Of Columbalyc 3oS ooe
100. Henry lIlnNe 20 Geo L0'kiri 50 i'-V'
Ar'hlr.-t. e. = 1G5 q y crescent ~, SVt
SO: Horny u smith aad VII" 10 Hife"i'' oo-
YftI
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1orses, Carriages. Ctr.

DETER c. KELLOGG e. CO.. AUCTIONEERS
VIII sell
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY March 81 and 90, 1893
. at the American Institute Building.
3dave., between 63d and 9th stsA New-York
(once 107 John.st).
FASHION STUD FARM TRoTTING STOCK.
The first insalmcnt numbering 81 head Of the closing
out OF oil the Horses OF this famous breeding establish
mont may now be seen at place OF sale II includes all
horses In training all youngsters two old and older
all the brood that foa late enough be handled
advanaceously this date and all stations
reserved TO serve the brood mare, retained (The yeang
all Of the early fGaing brood their weanlings
1893 and the two stations reserved will be sold In
Deccmber For catalogue n the first nstament address
PETER c. KELLOGG & CO.. Auctionoor,
1Ol John. st. Ynrk
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RAILROADS..

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and Int1rlOckilg Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DesbrOsses and COrtlandt Streets.
In Enec, 1901 A. W.. FEBRUARY 10th, 1893
TIE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
YsSSe sseRs and Cars pa 70 SH,;
S @a f' ss NEW f faslaS.SS. 's
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
s@ s,s. Son IN nns
ing e and Gs for
S. sn s,.s 81 sas
a mSas ss s Ss' A1e. Chicago o
81; LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS S,,,,
q s. Louis and cncnna!i Xsstbus smOff!,% ns
cinnau B is q. IN. ana ST. Louis $50 ~ III. heA'
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS.
ed s'fis ~ Ds :. Ses:s
ii 40 a. m. Chicago 80 p. m. next day.
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
e sesSs az, 70
e J! R Pr c1' *ss%Sf
1915 u" P ana 81 I'1 ExrKrss second morning
500 ss u CHICAGO ss'Ss Gar nv
s "SFh Giever n2fd0 weesda e1o p %
ga yAEH KGrTE d for Sen' % S'
daily Win s.ecpGr 70 Nsw.orlsans and ia ~ hight
w.,MiNGT0N AND THE sOuTH. v..,
Car s' to Baltimore arriving IN Washington s:4s M
y s ia. | .' e' S &:Iss
g. ns 30 s.t
SIS p, 7? e r. s's IL E; E Sss''i:
rtS ss . stf' 5s4s:.s's q: 4 hst:
% Iss 'r5A s a.. I'd f9.%.rss az? rang;
Thomn.se 90 daily ,.5 For Key We; ;h% ana
.: A S$e" ES is % an: md
'fs &c: SsaTs %ss s.,is.:
1S ga and s;s
SS .ss s
roH 4i = e ce.s s;:''F ah,S Ss
Coach 10 Browns Mill--in- the Pines
FOR CAPE MAY, :0j p ~. weekdays ~,..
For Long Branch, Asbury PARK Ocean Grove and Point
Pleasant 10 O. m. l. 80 $40 6IO. and II ~
p m. weekdays. SUNDAYS. ?t5 a. M and o o;is
b M do not stop Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
Sundays
FOR PHILADELPHIA. - ,r,
EApfc,s 20 20. 90 900 80 10 w Mssn
inron Limited, with Dining car, and II 90 M; az W
noon Pcgn'a Limited, with Dining Carl II ~, w
200 90. $3.50 90. 80 90 co. . 80 ,o Z ~,
800 and 90 M and md y 90 10 d nsh' sSnSsys Es.
press. Is, &c. 90. . So 10 90 az 90 noon
Limited, IL 90 ncOn. 90. 80, D 100 80 80
90 90 p IN. aad II rs ngnt accommodation.
90 and : 90 p m. . 49, A.. po.
For Time Of trains 70 local point, on the pehn
Offices, No.. 43s. $40, 90. 1928 ll3 and POI Broad
Astor ou'e. 1874 Fest l25th..t 20t Wet iI D
Isl Columbu~-lye. .3I S!NhSye, and loot OF Des
presses and Cortanct Court.t $50 Fulton,st;.
% Broadway, and Brooklvn Annex Station foot OF fnl-
Il. brooklyn; 1919 iudson.st. Sioooxea. Station.
Jersey CIty.
Tho New York Transfer Company VIII call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through TO
destination. ~
:. " PROVOST. J. i: WOOD
Manager. General PasSr Agent.
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Mem pnbntailons.

FASTER NUMBER
HARPER'S BAZAAR
NOW READY.
SPRING FASHIONS
FROM PARIS.
FICTION
By WALTER BESANT. MARY E. WILKINS. ana
ANNIE TRUMBULL sLosSoN.
AN EASTER IDYL.
illustrated POEM BY MARGARET E. sANGSTER.
OTHER IMPORTANT ARTICLES
By IsA DARLINGTON CABELL, CLARE BuNCE'
% Pages and Special Cover.
40 Cents Copy "a feaf'
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Mem pnbl,eations.
.>>>>-~->.~--->--- ----~-~~~~ >~~->
A BOOK OF THE DAY.
MALMORIjA:

A MErRICAL ROMANCE OF THE VIKING INVA
SIONS OF ICELAND.
BY JOSEPH I. C. CLARKE. I2mo. illustrated Paper.
20 cents cloth. gilt top IS cents.
"Full OF noble passages" detroit Free Press.
NERVOUS vigorous verse "New-losk CONNIE cal Ad'
yertIser. .,, - ,. -..,o
'Purc IN sentiment perfect In ihytnH, ana 1i Oh te
poetic spirit ''-Chcago Times 49, . ,,
"Tes "a stirring and trscica tale Win much dramatic
affect n-Iondon Wcktmnstcr Review.
lone OF strongest bits OF verse that has come IRON
"eproduccs Nvicy the spirit OF it. assumed period
and is W rittei, vigorously. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
~.C'owinc and majestic."-Jcrsey City News.
he voftraya Torcaa. the heroine. is particularly
Ikc fragment Of q great epic poem."-Louisvile
Courier Journal.
G.P PUTNArS SONS,
Of and 90 West o3d-st.. Ncw.York
And All Booksellers.
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W." TRAINS LEAVE WEST 42p-sI,
s!s A. NJ minutes e,rler from me 1901 OF saS
Mca,e FqsOSrsh LOe Ws,d Lvps s
Manor, NorMich Edmeston Utica Rome Oneida Osneso
3is F NJ Campbell Hall LAKE t MSaosk end Mime
arS Flcnvile Pittsburgh Hurleyville. Liberty. Lw
t3SS r NJ MiddIetSwG FasS"sgh MSsr d MsSs
ston nc bcstcr Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago sne
Mn.s Pullman sleepers, reclining chair car free
sutmally; ali other trains cay except SUNDAY ..
',ir,n drawing seats and sleeping.caf oerns
.,a,nad az SS3 broadway. NewYork.
oota"ee ANDTRSON, q. A., SO Beaver.st.. New.Yo1s
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ynsirurtlon

For Young Lades-City.
BOARDING AND DAY school. FOX GIRLS
ID NO. COZ STH.AVE
Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. CHAS. ii. iARDNER. Prncipais
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FASHION STUD FARM TRoTrING STOCK.
Conntrn DoarG h)antso.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-Bo0rd for summer by
York Address With full particulars. S.. Room eS.
Cotton Exchange. N. Y. wv
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Anthracit Coal used cxcusveIy, insurinG CLEANLINESS
md COmfOrt.)
Time Table In effect Dec. is, 1892.
LEHICH VALLEY DIVISION.
FAST EXPRESS TRAINS leave station foot
Liherty.st., North River. - on.
FALLS, TOR0NTO AND CHICAGO. s,iJ A.. NJ,
1850 r.: vi. WEEKDAYS AND sgNDAYS
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car, Oh day trains, and pullman
Bu'e, Sleeping Cars on night trdas. - ,uo,,
FOR wILKESBARsE PISTON AND nS SSKAS sxrens
ScT FOX poiTsviIE Is M, II 80, s45 p. m,
Sundays IL 100 a. m. ,.r. a,,
% E0 D k *. Is D. A.. sunaa7s 40 p NJ '
FOR EAsToN, BETHLEHEM. ALL55NNT00wN ANI
Mauch Chunk) 3:45 is. 7 80 p. H., Sundays Z ;oo
Sl5 IL 90 a. m, 1 40, 80 p. m
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For Both SeXes-City.
THE BEKLI1Z SCHOOL OF LANGUAOr
Mauisoa square (coi. 2othst ana b"aO. ,.,
Branches principal American anu Eulopeoh Clues
New begins now.
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD Of NEW JERSEY,
n,hrnctc Conf used exciusiyciy n-uing Cleanliness
and (OmOrf.)
-Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block sigma
sy,tcm. Trains leave station foot of Liberty ~.
Time TnbIr I'm effect Dec. Is. 1892

tor hraaing a, 90 10. s:i5 A. NJ. 90, 80.
Is co. } 90 5:45 80 7. NJ. l. rs nisht except
SaIrtav night. Sundays. II 80 A. NJ 90, $3.50. 100
5 30 600 4. NJ, II 10 night =, IN -.
For Harrisburg at 90 -, 40 A. NJ. 90 80.
, 90 90 T. NJ. L. II night except sturdy night
Sundays. IL 80 A. NJ, 100, 800 d 80 r. NJ. !: 10
For posyllle at 400 40 8 a \. NJ. 90 30.
. ca : 40 T. NJ IL :l6 NIGHT except Saturday night.
Sundays, IL 80 A. NJ, co. $3.50. 600 r NJ, 1915
For sunbury Lewisburs and wlllau.rort, at 100
- S:i5 A. ~ 90 80. 80 T. NJ II - night.
except saturday night. sundays 10 A. NJ d 100 r. NJ,
l. - midnight. go 49,, o., .
Eor Fnstnn Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk, &c.
90 Is 5 40 \. NJ. 100 80 As, 80 % Allen.
town u. NJ Sundays, 80. is 4. NJ. 90. 80
For wilke-barie. Pttsi.n and Scranton 8 40 A. NJ.
80 T. VI. sundays. 30 \. NJ.
For Rcd Dank Long Pan,h and pcnt' south "a % Pom,
Rank onlyl 90 I 20 Is =. ". SUNDAYS. except
ocean Grove and Asbury PARK . 90 A. NJ, 90 p. NJ.
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For Rows and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
II ooKKEErINu. stcnosrApny, upemIitins. &C.. 1ot
ID oughy Aught day evening; Situations iurnisneo
Address New-iorh Business College. l25tn.st. y T.
NEW.YOKK BUSINESS COLLEGE,. 125tnst.. N. u
~ All practical branches; day evening: Cali or "a
Qfcss CLEMENT q. GAINES Mount Morris Bank BIG
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 80 West 50sh.st.-
u All departments Boarding pupils received. 49, .
Elmer E. Phillips. a. n. n. C. Hendr.ckso1 Phi. D.
WAN NORMAN INST (Founded 1857.
b.. f. w.. Of West End-atc. a1d I!.tet
Principal. Nine. VAN NORMAN
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FOR, LAKEWOOD,

at 80 40 \ ~ II q 40 spcclon 20, 10 r NJ.
tor Ions River, Barnceat Park and Barnegat 80.
= Is A. NJ. ij, 20 L: NJ -.
l AS r. NJ
80 s:1i II 80 \. NJ. go, 40 4 100. 4:2O Z. NJ.
A. NJ 4 l.. NJ
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BAY LIME ROUTE

FOL, DID POINT LOMFOKT. NOKFU VA,
VIRGINIA BEACH. FLORIDA AND SOUTH.
Leave Via Pcnnsylvania X. II. . 90 p.
Philadelphia 80 ,. m. peror.car to I'altimore Leave
Baltimore On arrival Of train at steamer. 90 p.
rive Old Point Comfort 100 a. m. Norfolk 90 M
connecting with all southern trains.
II. v. TOMPKINS, q. 7. A., IS1 broadway.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

3.story house, with lot, No ISL Eutledge.st:
100 IT e o; Leeaye. lot l0Xl00 Joseph Thai, $40
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WANTED.-For the United States Army. able bodied
w unmarried men, between the OF II and 80 years
evod pay ratons. clothing medical attendance ap
- oc picga,ec 70 furnish eydence
or II Abingdon Square. Nsw.York CITY, or o. Futonst
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Musical instruction

Musical instruction.
e CMMER SCHOOL OF THE METROPOLITAN COL
- LEGE OF MCSlC.-Opens July Ist. 1893. Boarding
accommodations. All advantages OF the regular
retained Dudley Buck Albert Ross Parsons Woo
Prs't, Address II. w. GREENE, Sec and Treas,
10 and 81 East 14th.st. New YORK. y. Y
X|oUNG planist. DESTROYS obtain pupils
Will also ACCOMPANY vlun!sts. give recals In private
families. CONCERTS, Box ll6. J. 563 3tave.
For Young Ladies-Country.
BRADFORD ACADEMY.
ID For the higher education OF young women Apply y
Miss IDA c. ALLEN, Erado d Macs.
ST AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Albany. y. Y.
y Under the direction OF Bishop Doane Choice Of -Four
Courses STUDY for graduation tpcc!a! studio, Tay BE-
taken the Course W1mrn. For Catalogue
address Miss L. w. Boyd Principal
vNHE CAMBRIDGE MASS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
i LADIES.-Advant1ges OF Boston Quiet OF Can.t iise
Comforts CT Home Small numbers.
NJ. ARTHUR GILMAN Is the Drector
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For Boys and Young Mcn--Country.

For Boys and Young Mcn--Country
RoRDENTowN q. j. MILITARY INSaiIUTE.
CAPT T. D. LANDON. COMMANDANT.
CANAAN ACADEMY, Canaan, Conn.-iione for six
" teen BOYS Three Masters. College business B1ca.
ward boys Specially For particulars. address the Rector!
u KEEHULD INSTITUTE freehold. ~ .; i5th year:
ColIegc preparation specially; business high school
and classical courses.
NEW.EOCHELLE MILITARY ACADEMY,
~ THE CASTLE NEW-tOCuEILE, y. Y
FRANK s. RODENTS Principal.
n, FW7ON IN ~ institute 800 r. cicv. Best school
~ Boys. Best sanitary appointments seam heat
everywhere. SteamAcated swimming tank j. wilson a II
TN HE HIGHLAND MILITARY AGA DENY. Worcester.
Nass-37;h year. Classical Scientific. Eu-inosS Pre-
care J. A. SHAW. \. NJ. Head Master
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READING
IN RAILROAD SYSTEM

utracite Coal used exclusively, insurng Cleanliness
and ComfOrt.l
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For Both SexeA-CountrY.

I, ASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Poughkcepsie. Ny
II Oneo all the year Thorough instruction IN Bookkeeping
BANGING Conn1rciai Law. Pcnnanhip. >ronGcnce
Arithmetic &C. Tcegrlphy. Stenocr Apply, Typcwrdng &c
supplied with competent assistant, on Shor
notice No charge situations furnished SEND FOR catFge
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800
81 600
1850,
I 900
200
! G2J
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
JUST so.
Those Who Seek Pleasure Find
IL in SIeighing.
socIETYS WINTER DIVERSION
IL TO Be Had in Open Air as Well IS
Heated Bah Roons-Events
Of the Week.

The Johnson reception and party, an
account Of which appeared IN Friday
mornings Herald. was the principal
soclal event Of the past week. A very
large number OF guests Were present,
and the entertaining was done on =
grand scale. Besldes this there WAS
the wedding anniversary reception OF
Or. and Mrs. Campbell FAIR At st.
Mark's rectOry. which mas also been
thoroughly reviewed heretofore. But
the great source of Amusement has
been the excellent sleighing. There
has been sleighride party after sleigh
ride party. and It looks IS though the
fun would continue for weeks TO come.
Tie women of the St. Cecilia society
have decided 10 give an annual bail
tbs season. aud have begun planning
for ths event. The date - not yet An
nouneed, bus Il Will De some time be.
fore Lent. Division No. 4, better
known as Mrs.D. W. Gidding's Tween
~" VIII give dancing party Tor II.
CecillAs sake. at sweets hotel tomor-
row night. The ladies' who Will receive
are Mrs H. II. Carroll, Mrs. O.. u
Briggs, Mrs. Lucy Mahan, Miss Frances
Cowles. Mrs. Fred Clark and Mrs. H.
". Giddings. Braun's orchestra viii
furnish music. and It IS expected that
the rooms Will be handsomely deco
arat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
A COLD LEADS.
Its Victim Direct to Consumpt

It's Victim Direct to Consumption.
There are three roads which lead
from health to consumption. Over
one of these roads pass all of that
great multitude of people who die
every year of consumption. Each
route begins with health and bappi-
ness and ends with disease and death.
They are described as follows: lst
road, slight cold-neglected-settles
in the head or rhroxt-chronic catarrh
extends to the lungs-consumption-
death. I'd road, . slight cold-ne-
Observation-Disclosures on the lungs
cough gradually gr ,wing worse--con-
sumption-death. Sd road, cold
neglected-settles in the throat
hoarseness-shOrt breath-consump-
tion-death.
Thousands have just started on one
of these roads. all of whom could be
easily cured by Pe-ru-na thousands
more are half way to the fatal end of
one Of these roads who are still cur
able by course of treatment with Pc
ru-na; and yet other thousands are
near the end whose last days would be
made more bearable and hope of re-
cOyery more probable by commencing
Pe-ru-na without delay.
Send to the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufac-
turing company of Columbus. o., for
free copy of their latest publication.
the illustrated Ills of Life, n complete
treatise on catarrh and all chrome
diseases of the lungs.
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Mr.. George ". Wilcox % Michigan
City. Ind. and Miss fllhe A. kastefer
were marEiet 81 the nome OF the hrisie's
parents, NF. aud Mrs. Pathp kustsfef,
corner Of Crescent avenue and Iona
street, Thursday evening the
Rev. j. 1. krtncke officiating. The
bride wore corded white six and was
attended hy Miss Louise hastersr and
Miss Grace Wilcox. 4 abofaie decoFa~
tions IA green and white were tssisfuliy
arranged about the parlors- The coG-
pie left the sanle evening to- Michigan
City. which town they Will make tnelr
home. Mr.. Henry kuslerer acted rs
master of ceremonies Among the
guests from cut the city were MIR. aud
Mrs. Van Dasen and daughter Grace
AMI Mrs. Charles Couten and son OF
Marshall. and Mr.. and Mis-. George
CGlcert of Michigan City.
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Approaching Events.

A session of the Eighth Ward Pedro
club was held Thursday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wooley and Miss Root,
ut their residence on the corner of
Shawmut avenue and Court street.
The womens' prizes were won by Mrs.
Carrier and Mrs. Hatch; the mems by
Miss Root, who PLAYED mans part, and
Mr.. Williams, Of Allegan.
Miss Mabelle F. Shaw will give q
music and literary entertainment for
the benefit of Peninsular chapter, o.
+. s., In the Good Templar's nall, Nc
Mullen block, Tuesday evening. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Lovejoy's or
chestra.
Mrs. A. NJ. Lynch entertained q num-
Der of her friends at her home on
Crescent avenue Thursday evening.
Pedro was played and refreshments
were served during the evening.
Watson Woman's Relief corps held
its first meeting in the new year Fri
day afternoon. There were several
visitors from Custer corps, and q very
pleasant time was had.
The Womens' auxiliary will give q
pedro party Wednesday evening at En-
glneer's hall, corner Sycamore and
South Division street.
"The Twelve Temptations" will meet
at the residence of Mr.. Bert Killean,
No. 80 Clancy street, next Friday
evening.
The Grand Rapids Railroad Clerks
association Will hold its annual party
at the Iona street armory Wednesday
evening.
The Misses Lilley OF Cherry street
will give reception 1t their residence
next Friday evening to be followed by
dancing.
The Marguerite Social club attended
the fortnightly hop at the Matheson
dancing academy last Friday night.
Next Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs. l.
p. Powell will give q large dancing
party at Hartman's reception hall.
There Will be public installation Of
officers of Grand Rapids council, Royal
Arcauum, tomorrow Eight.
DE Molsi commandery, knights
Templars, will give a social party on
Thursday evening
The "BaichelC IS" ball will be given
at Hartman's reception hall on Febru.
airy -.
The Hesperus club will dine At the
Penlnsular club at $50 Tuesday even.
ing.
The Dancing club will meet on Fri
day evening.
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prdfo ans O,her partlcs.

Miss Jessie Muir, who Is now making
her home in Flint, has for the past two
weeks teen visiting her parents, Cap
tain and Mrs. John Muir, of Paris ave-
nue. Last "Wednesday evening she wss
surprised boy about thirty of her friends,
who appeared IN masks. Dancing con-
tinued unit. a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Moseby OF Cherry
street entertained the pedro club OF
which they are members Monday
night. The club has been fionrlshing
for three years, but has never been
given name.
The members Of Hebron Temple No.
/, Pstriarchai Circle. and of Malta Cas-
tie No. 3. Knights Of the Golden Eagle
had a Joint ball nj the hall OF the
former society on Lyon street Thurs
day night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George De Haven and
daughter, Mrs. +. w. Bliss of Phila-
delphia, entertained the Baby Pedro
club in the Peninsular club rooms
Tuesday night. 1t was pink and white
affair.
Miss Minnie Downs and Andrew Glib
son gave Pedro party Thursday even
ing, at the residence of Miss Downs
on North Ionia street. Mrs. John Sha
fer and James Boylsnd won first prizes
Crescent Commandery Order o.
United Friends, gave n pedro party n
their hall, corner of Leonard anc
Scribner street, Friday evening.
The Merry Makers Pedro club wa
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Josept
Fletcher of No. 10 Langdon street las
evening.
Mrs. Mary Miller Burnett rendered .
number of her friends an irforma
company At her home Wednesday even
inc