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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-02-01
INDIANA PENSIONS.

SENTINEL PATENT AND PENSION AGENCY,
1870 NEW YoRK-AvE., " w.
WAsHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. 20.
TIE INDIANAPoLIs SENTINEL Patent and
Pension Agency is furnished the following
list OF pensions granted TO Indianians:
ORIGINAL.
Alfred w. Coe. NJ. j. Carnahan, Elijah Cha
pin. John Colwell, Charles V. Barnhart. J. S. c.
Buchanan. Elijah w. Beck. William Goshorn,
J. ". Brown.
ADDITIONAL
:. l.. rittel. John COttFell James Garrison.
A. Williams. James Burns. George Nolen, :. J..
Mitchell George A. Penny. B. c. Hornadav,
Friedrich AlthOh, J. W. Daulby, William W.
Scott. Fountain Delphi.
INCREASE.
J. W. Wainmsn, J. DERRICK, T. J. johnson,
g. ID. Craig, J. Ferguson, J. Bartness, =. John.
son, William Stevens. J. Carey. X. Klein,
George Morris, r. Lane. W. Vaughn. William
IL. Cox.
REISSUE.
c. II. Brown, F. G Kinehel, w. Pate.
ORIGINAL WIDOWS.
NJ. A. Often, S. Justice.
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Frnirs ana Negetnh1e..

Trade exceptionally good and prices advanc-
ing.
Lemons-Fancy, S3.76
Cabbage. 10000 Der bril-
Apples-Bsldwin, 1926 per brl.; fancy.
S3.5OGo3.75.
s-Marrowfats. 50. 5O@2.75 per b.; navy.
S2.25; Lima beans 41kc pr b.
BanRnas-Faney, Sl.5OGl25 per bunch.
OuiOns-Fa1cy yellow globe. Ssd4.502 per bTl;
red, $500 per brl; Sl.50 per bu; Spanish Sl.75
per crate.
POtatoes-95e per be.
Pop COrn-Prari, So: rice, SIC.
Turnips-Sl50 per bril-
Crsnberr.es-se. 5OGlQ5O per bril-; $3G325.
COooanuts-S5.50 per hundred.
Orsuges-FiOrida. A.. f5NI3 per box.
Grapes-MaiAga, light WEIGHT. s. so per
bril-; heavy weight. fsncy, SS50G9.
CelerF-25(040c per bunch.
New H0ney-20c.
New Ca ifornIs cabbage In crates. 81; JeRssJ
sweets, IS; Illinois sweets, SA75G5 per brl.
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Cash auotauon. Nsre AL 1oIlora: FInnr-

Dull, Hominally unchanged; winter patents
$4,000; winter straights, S3.25G13.60; spring
patents, S3.756t4l0i bakers Sl.70Gg29D spring
straights, S2.75G03; Ne. 2 spring wheat. 7234c;
No. spring wheat. 61@66c; No. red,
72$Ic; No. ? corn, 44}se; No. oats, 3l1I@
3l1zc No. Z white. I. O. b., 3l(QS51zc; No. 3
white. +. o. b., S224C634J6c; No. rye, 53c;
No. barley. Csc; No. 3. AZ a62c; No. l. S7lg
45c; No. fsxseed. S1.16; PRIME timothy seed,
S4.45; mess pork, per bril-, sl862h@1S75;
lard, per 100 lbs. $1L77H; short ribs sides
(ioossL $l0.45dl05O; dry sa.Ied shoulders
(boIed), 81. 7I&@l0OO; short clear sides
boxed Sl0.65GlU70; whisky. distil ers' fin
ished goods. per gsi., SLY; sugar. cut loaf
5HG55zc; graduated, 5lsc; standard "a" &C.
". 2 EflLn
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FREsH PORK.


Canned Goods-Backberr es. ? ID, COO; oovs
oysters, ID full weight. s5c .aS1; / ID lieht
weight, 65c; 10 full weight. Sl75tGi.S0; light
weight Sl-2UtG l.50; peaches. standard h. -
02.l0; seconds ID. SLS)Ql.90; pie. sl.s0;
pineappe. standard ? 10, 81 4Ul1l.7j; seconds Z
ID. Sl01L1o; string beans. SO.0 goo; salmon. 10,
Sl.4092: pinsaps, Bahama, S2.50'G275; peas.
sifted. S1.S5la225; cary June. Sl.15GL25: mar
row, s (gi25; soaked. 75Cg S5ei tomatoes firmsr,
BIB, Sl.z0o l.2o; corn, standard, SLlOGL2OI
cream, Sl.5OGl53.
Sugar-Hard. 5l<@5lkc; confectionery A.
49Se; o. A, 4ssGJ45sci white extra c. 1860
4ke; extra c. 4.60c; good yellow. 454c: fair
yellow. 43sc; yellow, $40.
Starch-Redned pearl. 27{C1Sc per lbi
champion 2 Oss, one and th-se-pound pack
ages, 5lU514e; champion gloss luap. 3G53l<c;
one and three-uoun& packages, 5G5lto; i'm
proved corn 6G6IZc.
Spice-Pepper, l2isc; allspice. 12GI3c;
cloves. ljG2Oc; csssis. l0Glzc; nutmeg, 80
soc.
Molssses--New Orleans. So9s0c; fair. 4oo;
choice, 42@4Sc.
Satin car lots. csc: small lots. 81
Co ee-Common 70 good, ia SIC; prime
to choice. 25ls G626 g; fancy, 26is 'f27 &C;
golden RIO, 2712@2J'.e &C; Java. 30, sts3ll<c;
Bonner packages. D. = Arbuckie's . &C;
Lion, 90 &c; jersey. Z3azc
Aisceliau-ou--tic-. Louisisas. 3st(G6l<o;
coal o.. 6.aQl0iSc; beaus 3nvy ST.; ne
dunn. SO; marrow at S2.751g 3.0L
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B. Hutchinson & Co. quote: Eggs-25c.
BUTTERFLIES poor, 6,tl0o; roll. 15c.
Feathsrs-Prime geese. 30G35c per 10; duck
2Oa25o
&c; ROSTERS Sc: turkeys. men, lie; tom. loo;
old toms. &c; geese, poor. 50; full feathered,
s.. 40; ducks &c.
j. T. Budd & Co. quote: EgRs-25c.
PoRitry-Hsns. 9ei spring. Ia 10 2ibs. Get
roosters, SIC; turkeys 9@l0o; geese, poor,
$S(G5.40 per d0z; ducks, &c.
Bur:sr-Grass butter, l5@lsc; poor. 6t9sc;
roll. 17c.
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WHEAT UP AND THEN DOWN.
Weather Reports Responsible for the
Change in Prices.
iNn1ANAPoLfs. INn-


J. f. Berry & Co.'S Chicago advices as
follows
The beginning Of the week fuds the markets
in a very unsettled condition. Wheat was
hrm early on the reported unGvOrable condi-
ton of the French crop, and rains with cold
wave likely 70 follow In the winter wheat
regions ia tbi. country. At the advance there
liberal selling by local trades. Some New
York private cables reported lower Paris and
other continental markets This discouraged
numerous holders and caused very weak
closing at about nc or Saturdays final figures.
Corn opened a. about sc advance remained
firm early and soon became heavy under large
sales by e few locai traders who seemed to be
scalping the market for about 10 DrOht.
The receipts of 10000 hogs instead of $4,000
estimated caused another advance in provisions
To follow this came the estimate of only
5000 for tomorrow. This frightened numer-
Gus shorts causing an advance OF about zoo
per barrel in pork and zoe per hundred in lard
and ribs, about hall OF which was lost At the
close. We believe that the beginning of Febru-
airy will bring more hog aud easier prices, If
not the bulls will continue TO have their own
way the same IS during the past months.
Whea,-ouet; No. 2 red. SIC; No. 3 red,
62c; No. red. 67o; rejected. 500; unmsr-
charitable. 456g6Oc.
Oorn-Firm; No. 1 1hits. 401[o; No. 2
white. 401zc; white mixed. 39lzc; No. 5
white tone or Two oolOrsl, 4O<c: No. 4
white, ssc; No. yellow 4)c; 40. miKef.
400 bid; No. mixed. 39i<c bid; No. 3 yellow,
3s1lc; No. 4 yellow, 3Sc; No. mixed. $50 !;
no grade, ESQ; sound ear. 40c.
Oats-Quiet; No. white. S51Sc; No. 5
white, Soc bid; No. 2 mixed. 1919 bid; No. 8
miyed. 321c; rsiested. S0GSlhe
Bran--Steady: $3.50.
Hay--Choioc timothy. $500; No. /. s11.75 bid
No. 2 $1,000; No. prairie, $40; No. 2, prairis,
s. 80; mixed. $500: clover, $a.N.
Rye-No. 2. 55e tor CARROTS. SOC for wagon rye.
Wagon Whsat-67c bid.
Inspections; Wheat II cars; corn. IL cars;
hay. 2 cars.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30-Wheat climbed up the
hill today aud then climbed down again. clos
ing at almost exactly Saturdays 6nal figures
for May and &c lower for July. Corn and oats
did about the same thing Pork got we'll
beyond the magic $40 mark for the hrst time.
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Murderer Watson Escapes from Jail.

CISCINNAI, Jan. 2S.-Arthur Watson
escaped from the Covington Jail last night
in a manner that shows the most mex
cusable carelessuess or a willful breach of
trust on the part of the turnkey. Watson
was to be tried next Monday for the most
atrociOus murder of a school girl, Miss
Cain. whom he brutally killed because
she would not marry him.
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THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.
MESSAGES FROM AL CREATION TO
1.-THE SENTINEL"

The Minor Occurrences of Recent Date
Briefly Noted for the Readers of this
Paper-what Is Going On at Home and
In Foreign Countries
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Hides, Leather, TaIIow and PeIts-
Grease-Brown, $40; yellow, &c; white. 54e.
Tallow-So. l, DC: No. 2, 31E@4%c.
Hides-Market sluggish and weak; No. 4
cured, 4l+941<c; No. 2 cured, lie less; No. 1
green, SIC; No green. axe.
Leather Oak sole 25d50e; hemloek soles.
23G2Se; harness, 25@3lc; skirting. 34(135c;
black bFid E. per doz. s60C965; fair bride, 5000
Go per doz; city kip, S50t1S5: French Kip, 75cCD
sl.O5; city calf skins, 75etaSI; French calf skins.
slgl70
Sheep-Shsaring, 2OG3Oo; lambs. 4O975c.
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On the produce exchange today the butter
market was quiet; creamery, 22G3lc: dairy
20GGZ9c. Eggs-Steady; strictly fresh, 30@3lc
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK YARDS,
INDIASAPOIIS ian. p

CATTLR-Receipts, 20 The general cattle
market in good condition. But few on sale;
prices steady. We quote:
Export grades, $50 TO $50 Ibs...S GOA IS
Good TO choice shipping. l,2OO
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smlthsv.le nd. Jan. 10, 1885.
Mr.. POindexter, Dea SRI resolved the new corn
splitting machine snd like u splendidlg- think
there is nothing its equal for putting In shape
for feeding cattle 1 have ben feed ne cattle for
several years have tried crushed corn. aud last
winter used one Of your sp tiers and say freely
nv cattle did the best % any cattle ever fed. and
are doiHg speudidly this winter. Your new machine
runs much shter than the other and its capacity
ismuch greater. Yours, :. p. BROWN.
Otterbein, Ind. Jan. 10. 1883
Poindex'er Manufact ring Co. indianapolis, Ind:
Sirs-Received the Little Giant" cora splitter q
few days ago In good shape IL runs easy and does
fne work and think il will do all You claim Tor a.
I ike il extrsmelg WE'LL NV experience the past
wear IN feeding sp il is hers Is less waste and
NOSE profit feeding split than ay other way
corn con be fed Ny smallest calves eat II readily,
aud 70 store In bulk Tor summer feeding nothing
can be COMPARED TO split corn. am going 20 split
corn aud store il with the husk on next fall
think il will be the finest OF feedhusks, siks, cObs
and corn altogether with other roughness cannot Be
beaten for feed I think your new machine is q
perfect gem and will sell everywhere il is shown.
Yours Truly, ABE sWliLkk.
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II you are tired taking the large, old
fashioned, gripping pills. try Csrter's Little
Liver Pills and take some comfort. A man
can't stand everything.
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REWARD.

WILL GIVE FIFTY GLARS 10 ANY ONE
Il furnish ny proof Of death Mshlon 5 Brown.
lie died about 1871 or 1861. Address Mary A. Brown
Gatesvilie, Tex. FEB "a
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Testimonial Letters.

Testimonial Letters
Feeders are requested 10 write for full 5sscrip-
ton OF machine and special prices.
POIN DEXTER NANUEACTURING COMPANY.
2Zs 5. Tennessee-st, Indianapolis, Ind
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED fP sL isf AgrES 9sSbes s Of Of
lifetime; freis paid credit given; best book best
terms: outfit rec: send 81 Toe for postage and
packing. X X. Woodward 60, Baltimore, d.
Feb VS.
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FOR SaEE-Sf.S, s-l.l.4AN LOIS.
FIR T-CLASs CREAMERY SITUATED IN
n Owensboro y. tn a capacity or 1000 gal
Ions: machinery al new ana In per ecl orders viii
sell bui.dns aud al islands viii sell machinery
Addres. J. W. Slaughter, 0wensboro, ny ROB ! va
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Also bali barrels 100 lbs, az hall the price Of
the barrel, adding SOC 10 cover additional coss
of package.
Lard-Kettle rendered IN tierces, i31Sc; Re
liable" brand be; "lndiAra' brand. 1850,
also in tubs IS lbs net Sc over tierces; pals g
lbs net. . over tierces; buckets. 70 lbs net
15c over tierces.
FREsH PORE.
Il
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Tutt's Pills purge out malaria.
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Elgin Butter.
INDIANAPOLIS Wholesale MARKE'

ELGIN, ILL.,. Jan. Authoritative; sales
3s.7OOpOunds at 25c.
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Articles. Ortning. Il shost. Lowest Closing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Bertis Eiche,sdorfer. No. 3i6 Broad
way. typhoid fever. nrs r. GLEASON.
First street. typhoid fever: Nss Jordon.
No. lves street. typhoid fever: Ray
fsiksFs No. 10 Groves street chicken
pox; Lena and johanna WagenaaF, No.
IL Congress street.. chicken pox; Fred
Horpsfer. Na zbl Goodrich. measles,
Bert CampbeiL No. I0l Monroe street
measles; Nay Pierce. No. 30 North
Prospect. me2slss; Dorothy Sxarthont.
No H4 Uuioa street. measles; Aathe
Auckle. No. Ia Fourth street. measles.
A Hake. No. isl Ransom street measles:
Florence and Laura Worisin. No. Is
SortA Lane avenues. typhoid fever; James
anu l. Ayiesgofh. Ma Is SigmOnd
street. chicken pox; ID. and ~ Van hou-
tea. No. ~. Fountain street. typhoid
fever; Franklin J. Thayer. No % Jen-
nstte street. chicken pox; ID. H. Baxter.
No. "a Lagraye street, measles, Brow Gle
Murphy. No. 81 WateFloosireet. measles;
Faith Horoun. No. r. Jefferson avenue.
scarlet fever; Master --- Lanoreaux.
county lAll. measles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Even IN the strongest constitutions the
stoc< Of vitality i rot inexhaustibie. All
day AZ the desk. without due modicum Of
out-of-door exercise. i calculated to pump
the inherent vigor out Of healthy man or
woman with as much certainty Is water :
pumped out Of a ships hold by a do-key en-
CINE. Application 10 business Is praise
worthy. II eourse. but this may be over
done. Expand your lungs. stretch your
limbs with vigorous exercise occas onally.
and above all /. you find that oserwork has
made inuDads upon health. try course of
Ho-tetter's stomach B.tters, which stimu-
laies digestion and regulates the bowels.
of tonics. AID poss szes qualities which. say
Physicians. commend II to the uSe Of inya-
lids in general Beneficial malarial, rheu-
zaatic, kidaey and nervous eompla nts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Charles Fox has sued Charles Shearn
anil William H. sutton on a note OF s5I5.
given IN l-.'l. when Shearn 4 sutton
we're doing business manufacturing
desxa
William g. Snyder has appealed from
the decision q the circuit court commits
sioners ia the summary proceedings
brought by benjamin G. Porter.
Stephen H. Simons % Boston. sued II.
Born Ia the circuit court on ball %
goods sold lie places his damages At
siOOC.
William l. Tyler has sued the Gyp-
sum Plaster and Stu-co company by at
tachment % recover on a note Of 900.
The divorce case Of William Brough-
ton - Mary B-oughtcn was dismissed
b. Judge Grove yesterday morning.
The viii q John ". Bariox OF Paris
township was hlsd FOR probate yester-
day. His estate - valued at 1900.
la the ancient case OF Bresnahan vs.
Nu<ent the costs were re taxed at s-,5i
in Judge Adsit's court yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
WILL co TO TRIAL
Supreme Court Reversed Judge
sds.ts DECISION
IN The naxt-coAcH CASE
The Case Wal Probably Be Tried
on tss sfsFils--other
Coart News

Another mandamns has been lnhietei
on Jusfss Adsit By the supreme court
Last March William Hzks began suit
against william Coach. HE I've had
hsen partners IN = lsmber deal. Mr..
lake farnishing the capital and Mr..
Coach he experiences. In his bali "a
complaint AIR. Hske charges that Coach
sold $4,000 Eorfh % lumber and made
. pront u $4,000. and that he lHakel
had reserved absolutely nothing for tss
$1,000 BE bad put ap 10 carry on the
business Coach fled . cross bill. 10
xhich he denisd the material ailega-
tions ia Mr. tizks's iii OF complaint
AF. Haks was gwen twenty days In
which % demur OF tie his answer. tie
did neithsr. and motion vas made To
the effect that the DESCENDANTS cross ball
as CONFESSED BY the complainant vas
true This vas granted. bat later tie
complainant asked thar the order he
vacated. and Judge Asst granted the
motioa. The defendant asked 10 have
tia order at ASIDE. and took Il % the
supreme c0grt. where u Was decided
against Judge Atsit. and yesterday the
case Nas 0peaed agasn la the circuit
fauFt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

made ths sane r<feefioas upon Der -
yon hare done n8ss
Ibfii the eass has bssn properly trisi
- Il right o. ssy about the girl ~thsf
sapposition 10 strengthened and that she
\ sanering fEom hsslacinstio1 and about
tns nactor -fIis nobls traiss Of mind tor
bad TIE beiisf that ne should be guilty
Are net these refeetioes PARTIAL l sdf
not say anything about either party
untli property tired | knos neithsr a
ttsm- Ean men and doctors b apt 10
have haIineinzflons ~ ssll az Szedish
women. Plsase answer the above ques.
tioas IA yoaf paper tonorros- Grad
Rapids. Mica. Nos. "A. a ID. 1855.
A TREAD Of Justice ADD truth.
III. y. Qrisf. Pastor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

-He says: II arn glad 10 adj my rscom-
mendat.on ~ the many that have given DIR.
Rankin standing aud prominence az an sc-
coInplished physician. Iae case M a
serious one. j had hlling apof the nosirils,
cons. ant dropping OF paieg.n into my throat.
keeping me hawking enl sp.ts'ng. Ny ears
felt Tiled up aad was troubled greatly with
a ringing and roaring noise. and m hearing
WIS failing. Ay lungs were nl'ed Up. eaus-
ing u very abored breathing and continual
c ugh. Ny general health, TO. was failing
gradually. IN fac. was in serious con-
oifiOn. A ffieD1 of mime wac cured by DIT.
Rankin. SO / cone.uoed 10 Try the doctor,
too. The result has been almost marvellous.
b the tune hai taken the home treatment
for SIX weeks vas almost a well man Now
the cough has stopped aud my lungs are all
right. my head y clear and have stopped
that continual hawking ard splitting. My
ears no longer ring and roar. my breathing
Is free and my general ,nllh good. can
heartily endorse the doctors skill
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
DO NOT SUFFER
Frem Cziarrh or Kirired Troaeles
whe1 DR.. Rankin's system Of
Home Treatment wiz
Cure You.

May &c soas IN ths coaEfrg are sufsEi1g
from catarrh. oE ,nch.tis. asthns and ofh =
slIied a4asss bekause tkey thinx they will
i n a ~ case a. Or. kaakia has perfected
a system % tFeatlnsnf thal can % taken At
year heunss. b. writing ~ him you can
oitsin symptom biank that. prs,pesly hiiel
ogst vii give hln perfeef idea OF your
cass. he medicine sad treatment e1n %
saipred ~ yoa b. express, ana aid u ~lil cost
Yea i 1-oo A MONTH.
Read whas y fvanias feiton. q prom lnsnt
farmer II Dosf. Michigan, ss,s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Catherine Burlssoa. widow Of Henry
Euf.sson. began SUR yesterday ia the
circuit court against the Grand Rapids
a fudiana Railroad for $500 Tor the
ceata Of her husband IL will be re-
u4emoered that Mr.. Burlcsoa wAs Killed
10 rear cod collision last winter while
returning home from trip in the north
err part ot the state The suit was be-
quo ~ summons Turner 4 Carroll are
Mrs. Burlcson's attorneys
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

There will be union meeting Of the
various local assemblies OF the order OF
knights OF Labor. on Thursday. Novem-
Der %. p. m. sharp. at Valley City
assembly. 3e29. rear OF &. l. L. hail,
Star Clothing house. Very important
business demands a full attendance.
We urgently invite also delegations from
Holland aud ICELAND. BY order Of the
state executive board.
Faux De BARR. Member
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

JrDos ApsrT-A j. Lamoreaux Va l..
H. Swan. eIectment: submitted II. W.
Reed ve Grand Rapids 4 Indiana Rail
road company. repleviu; on trial. John
ErcsnBham vs. Emanuel Nugent. as
sumpslt; costs 70 taxed al t1Jl.2i.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
A Grani r me

for Turkeys. Chickens. Ducks. Oysters.
etc. etc. TUESDAY add Wednesday even
ings. November ,, and - Rattle will
take place al No. 20 Canal street Come
one aud all. and secure. at your own
price. a fat Turkey. a pair OF Chickens
or Ducks. with Oyst rs galore. and have
a grand Thanks ing Dinner. A free
lunch will lie served rach evening
En- HAYER, Manager
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Gertrude Edenbaas No. as Fountain
street. Iceland; child Of A. j. Hamilton.
No. II Houseman block. Greenwood.
Wenzel 1hiei. No. Nagold street.
Greenwood; George Daley. No. l03 Ran-
som street. Valley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

JuuoE HscGEsrY- George Daily and
Scot, Opdy ks. larceny; jury out 4. W.
Parker. violation dog ordinance; paid
gosfz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Chickens aud game o. all kinds at
Aliyn's. 10. & IA street. p zone lVOi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Sewing machines repaired. needles.
oils and attachments ID. l. Keller. %
Pearl street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Prices guarantees: largest stock OF
underwear in the city. At Staufer's.
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Baby's first Christmas
Chicago service
via.
O.. IL. * 4.
solid Ef.sal rTln-

To CHIckGo Morning train. CON
posed ~ first class coaches aud Wagner
Buffet Parlor Car. leaves Grand Rapids
az 1910 a n. add runs through solid 10
Chicago. arriving az 400 p tn. making
AL afternoon connections Tor TIE west
Night train with through coach and
Wagner Sleeping Car leaves daily at
III 10 p. N. arrives Chicago 800 a. m.
FRoH C8lcsco - Solid train leaves
Chicago az i.l5 2. N. arrives Grand
kspids $50 p. m Night train leaves
daily n li-t0 p. N. arrives Grand Rap
ids % a IN Call telephone COZ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Fine Turkeys at Allyns. log Canal
street. phone l0)i.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Prices guaranteed; largest stock Of
underwear IN the city. At Stautfer's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

DAILY-Yestsrday at No. l02 Ransom
street. George Daily. cOloscd. aged q
years. kaneral IRON the family rcslacnce
at = Z. ~. TO-DAY.