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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-05-06
Women Must S2eeb.

W OVISW axHWSI OEEEU. 2
If they only could sleep eight.
hours every night and one
hour everyday:
Their freshness and beauty
would continue to the end:
Years would be added to
their lives.
All arrangements of the
Uterus or Womb, Ovarian or
kidney troubles, uterus tumors,
spinal weakness, irregularity,
indigestion, exhaustion, or
displacement" drives the
nerves wild with excitement,
and sleep is impossible.
Lydla E. PsmkAam's Hees.
table Com6onnd is the one
sure remedy. It has saved
thousands, and will save you.
IL strengthens M
the womb, re- ,.eSSsM
moves all pain, IA
and you sleep ~ &V
like a child. w ~
GH- No testimonial or .xy1hgMz
ladies' name is ever pub VIVA
lished without the full per. m@9N7N$S ~ <&@MM
mission of the person. II&INNNSSM
All druggists sell it. AS1yN9NMgay
LYDIA E: PIs saasn NED. -~~ &-Ak
Co., LYNN, Mass. 0@~
Liver Pills, IS cents. 's''
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
Cured Of Sick Vomiting Spells, Dizafe
ness, Neuralgia, Weakness,

x nave often seen statements from people
benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and I feel
that am net doing Justice unless my tes-
timony is added I have been suffering with
sick vomiting spells for three or four years
with giddlneSs, most OF the tine almost per-
fectly Frustrated. Ihad no appetite. and sllf
fered also with neuralgia in n lea, and eyes.
was treated for two years by the hest pllvsi-
clans but found no relief. They would tel NE
my condition was
Owing to ~. age
and that 1 must have patience But after two
years though patience ceased to be a virtue.
was growing so weak l could not sleep at
night And wnen l was able to go out was
afraid to go far from hen,e. was cen
stanty tired | could not go up or down stairs
or raise my arms above my head without gid
olness, and was so afraid to look up that be-
came accustomed to holding my head down.
At Last
was persuaded to take Hoods Sarsauafilla
and alter using four bottles my improvement
In health IS wonderful. candidly believe T
am cured of all my ailments. RIvapnetite
Is good, can eat at any tine, am free from neu.
ralgla ana other troubles. z never fe., Sc
we'll or was as stout as now since was mar
ried, ana am mother Of nine children. I
nave increased from I 20 to 143 pounds lam
perfectly well, 60 out every day. When nv
friends ask what has made such an improve
ment tell them owe il all to
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
THE NC INSANE ASYLUM
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
NOTICE.
North Carolina.
Halifax c..
Scotland Neck rown hin.
Justices Court

West Couehenour1
Is Notice.
Edward Alcott J
Let the defendant and others take no.
tice thai the above entitled actlon has
been commenced ov plaintiff against the
defendent in this court for the recovery
Of the sun Of S295 IL due by contract for
hauling lumber, TO wit, 94,235 It. at
y per Nft and 81 due by contract for
hire Of team, wagons and drivers | days
in which a warrant of attachment has
been issued against the property OF the
defendant IN this county returnable be-
fore Isaac II Smith Justice Of the
peace for said county. on the 10Th day Of
March 1893 at the Mayors Office IN scot
land Neck \ G. when and whore the
defendant IS required TO appear and an
sweE or demur 10 the comp amt Of plain
tiff This 81 Gay Of Jany., 1895
ISAAC II. SMITH. !.
CLAUDE kITCHIN
Atty for Plaintiff. 2-9-Gt.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

he kinston Free Pfe8s has enter
ed upon it's Twelfth volume. II is
growing il popular favor all the
time aid its usefnlness IS Increasing
with it's years. Ne congratulate
brother Herbert Oh hia confined
improvements and anterorjsiug and
progressive spirit. Ills enSrgy is
only eqcalled by the beauty and
nestness Of his paper aai the .ppre>
citation that the nubl.c x ,reas for it.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
Hoods SarsapariIIa

and that am made over again. MRS 6
N. NATEhs. 1918 SD Street n w. Georgia
town, p. c. Take Hood,.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

Eelcaing al any time is due to Ind;.e- r
tion-both are cured by Simmons Lives
Regulator.
Attention to the daily habits Of the
young prevents suffering. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

ACCOUNTABILlTY TO THE PEOPLE,
Given iDsupersbie obstacles arc
opposition prevent the consnm 10 atior
If our task we shaIl hardly be ex
oused; and If failcre can be traced
to our fault or neglect, We mag ht
sure the people will h>lj US to ,
swift and eXaetlog accountable Y.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

We have received q pamphlet OF
Judge Walter CLARK s remarks on
chief Justice A. :. Merrimol. ct the
meDorlal meeting Of The Bar, Nov.
%, 1892.
1t is, like all Of Judga Ciark's pro-
ductlons, eloquent aud fall o. true
literary merit.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
Wilton Friends

a friend IN need X friend IN
dead. AMI not less than one million
people have found Just such a trend
in Or, Kings New Discovery Tor
Consumption. Coughs, and Colds.
If YOU have never used this Great
Cough Medicine, one trial Will con-
vince You that II has wonderful Gu
ratiye powers IN AL diseases OF
Throat. Chest and Lungs. Each
bottle Is guaranteed TO do all that
is claimed or money will toe refund
ell. Trial bottle free at +. I Write
nea & Co.'S, Drug store. Large bot.
| tie -0:. and S1.0O
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16


ence or temrta,io ,h=t retarfs their
| advancement.
TARIFF Reform.
"Ire p ople II IT, United states
I'have decfeed taat on this daY tue
control Of Their government 10 lis
| legislative ard executive branches
shall be given to & political party
pledged n fae most positive terms
to the onpilslmebt II tarifi re-
| foru.. Thev nsve thus determined
q favor of y moe lost ahd equitable
system of federal taxation. The
agents the hive chosen TO carr out
their purposes are bound ~ their
| promises. pnt lo-s tnan hr the c., N
| maud 0. their masters. 10 devote
| themselves urTcmittingiv to the az
vice. " bile there should hc no sur
render of priacl:le. our task must be
undertaken wisely ard without VIM
| Effectiveness. Gu. mission is Dot one
of punishment but of rectifieaton OF
wrongs. II, II lftiar the burdens
from tue daily life IF oar people. we
| red cce the inordinate and 0nequal
| advantages t"o loJg enjoyed. this is
| bat a necessary incident Of our re.
turn 20 right and instice. Ii we ex~
tract from unwilling minds scqules-
caDcG in the theory of an honest dis
trinut!on OF .ne land Of government.
al benefjcence, treasured up for all,
we but insiat upon the principle
which undarlies oar free institutions.
When we tear aside the deluslous
and misconceg. tions which have
blinded our countrymen to their cons
dltiOn under yicsons tariff laws, we
but slow them how far they have
been led away from the paths Of con-
itantment and pro7pecit.. WheC We
proclaim that tha necessity for reve-
nue. to support the government fur
dishes tie only Justification for tax
ing the people, we announce truth
so plain that its tenial wouId 6aem
to indicate the extent ~ which the
| jud ;nent may he :nfiua need h ia.
milia with tha peTversion 81 the
taxing power; aud when we seeh to
,ejnstate the self, D" li6ence ana bus
mess enterprise Of our citizens 10y
discrediting ahject Dependence upon
governmental favor, We speak to
stimulate those elements OF Amer.
can character which snppn7t toe hope
int American achievement.
| 60 OPERATOR IN THE WORK NEG.
ESSARY.
my arxi4tv or .te redemption
Of the pledges whica ny psrty has
mau-. and M sni!citude for a uum.
, p'eia Justification % the trast tie
: people have reposea IN Us, constrain
he TO remind thGaa With whom | am
50 cooperate that we can succeed il
doing the wolk Wtlci, has been esre-
cialy set before lis only D. tue
mosJ sincere, harmo9:ons disinter-
ested effort.
| ACCOUNTABILITY TO THE PEOPLE,
Given iDsupersbie obstacles arc
opposition prevent the consnmma alton
! If our task we shaIl hardly be ex.
oused; ana If failcra can be traced
to our fault or neglect, We mag he
sure the people will hHlj US to 8
swift and exactiog accountability.
| THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE
| OFFICE.
he DATA now take TO preaerye
protect and defend the constitution
OF the United StatPS not only IN.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE
OFFICE.

s'he OATH | now take TO preaeryt
protect and defend the consultation
Of the United States. not only N.
Dressiveli defines the great RESPONSE
oility l aaa1me, ~. sngs ests 81
ohedienee 30 cOnstl utienal demands
~ rule by which my official con
'act must De gni5e shall, to
Che oest OF my aoiltty, md within
any sphere OF t'ut =, preserve the con
stltut1on b. legally protecting every
grant of Federal po@ec il eontains,
by dafandiog all its restraints when
attacked ny inpstieoce aad RESTLESS.
ness, and By enforcing Jig !, u,;u-
ti"n3 and reservations in favor ot
the States and ,te people.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

FOODS PILLS cure liver Ills sick head
ache, jaundice indigestion. Try box. 25e.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
ALL MEN FREE AND EQCAL

''Lo; a'ts to TIE Yri"ciple, ui.un
"ii.G rai gu' ,llti.t r - festive &.
~ der ads TIA. eqnai:s4 :..lcra the
az, .lich t at1r,,-.'oo> - etas.
2iiizen, should te just, aDd i, god
:a'th conceded il I'll parts oit4e land.
TIE violation Of THIS eight is follow
al . bAi citizenship ~hervver
found; an'i. unimpaired y race or
color, its sacredness appeals f,r re>
cog nition to American msnlinass
and fairness.
RELATIONS WITH THE INDIANS.
"Our relations With the Indians
locate.i within Onr borders l.npose
upon us respon slbllities We cannot
ascspe. Humanity and consistency
require as 10 treat them with for>
h'arance, aud in cur dealings with
them to their rights and Interests.
Ever effort shOui' he made TO lead
them, through PATHS o. >i5llizaiion
ard education. to zelf.suppoEtino
and independent citizenship In
me meantime, as tie nations wards.
hey should be promptly defended
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

Nru Yosx, Dso 1s.-yroun-Dull and
yeaks winter Wheat ios sadsA s2me
zl6.
Wnrxr-Moderatsly sctivA Nc lossr;
closing ssssdyi No. Ard store and elevator
eG3S06sxc; options opened firm n Ne ad-
vance on frm cables. small receipts we>t de-
crcased stock; fell kc On incrsased visible
md ciearsnces. closing veak q Ne under
Saturday with nodssatG txade No 2 red
sIossd; January. s7Sc' MAJ nsSei Dscsn-
Coss-spots vers moro sstive for export,
lover, weak; options moderately active. 4
exc lower On incrsased vinibls and western
selling, closing weak, uocanhors AAc,
January, k3kc; May, l51<0L
OAxD Spot duh. eaeiefs optiona hrm.
easy; December, 33xes JannAxy. SIC; Feb
ruary. Hkc; Nay. S5hc.
LAnD-c Quiet. vsakes; vssessn sfe<n $&Si
asked city C.5007.7A
Posx-Dull, lovers Es sslsss me-. sia7s
0lAH
Cosvn-0ptions opened barsly steady. IN.
changed 70 - points lover; closed stesdy
uary. Si6so; March. S14lt91&2sj May
SiAss9ik7os spos Rio, frsnsr. auiets No
Z, fs3{c.
suoxs-Raw. frmer, quiet; fair refining
2&c; csnfxifugals s. test 1k0z l5-1sci
mucovsdo s. test. 2kcs psfnsd steady. fair
demand; No. 6. 3t-1e<d4c; No. Z. $50
315alscs OF A. 8f44 3-0; mould A, AZ
@ Ills, Standard. 4. l3-le6lfe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19
BEARS WERE ON TOP
From San b Fla M cso-
boIIsd sesehA
Fohcire THE pslcts DOWN
A cuaasss - sspupon1s ~ 1nssr
Inn.sses - 1872 o.n1pacos
49, cuvsponr-v nDn1 KpwsA


NV Ye.. d ia--1ns.ov = sn1lhas
bsss coy. ranging fssn - ~; LIST
loan q IL pss esat - etonisG eesrsd
- ~ pr osoA
Prise asrcanfis papss sxoAk PER
cpnl
Bar sllvsr. O3<e
1szicsa doliasA oo3<a
Starting szeAangs = er2 vith 40
tnal business u banheu! I'LL q o1sth
o<stA ;or sixty dsys nd oAg1<0
867i$ foe dsmand
Posted rnssA ol-e13<0414
Commsrcial biilA k83xDkelH Tor
sixty days and ekseoks6A fos do
uand
Gevsrsnsnt hosdn hsvs bssh stsedy;
stsss hsnds have bseo duIl; saklsoad
boafis have bssn IoveE
Silver CERTIFICATES - Ne board we're
neglected.
Busissss Ne more sslivs q the sssek
exchange today. but Ne activity vas at
the sxpsnss a values From start TO
6nish the bears dsnouskrstsd thsir
ability to control the soufss Of pricea
They we're favored b. dsvelopnentssueh
- the hquidation In Nsw Ensland- The
advances in the rate for s1efling exchange
and the poor showing q the ~ Pzolfor
the sscond week Of December. In re-
gard 10 the ST Paul sarnings the los
was again under estimated and tho de-
crease proving TO be over o170ooo In
stead Of si25. 200 a. frat supposed. The
break in New England from > 70 24li;
So Paul fell ~ TO 80; Herthwest. ~ 20
loih; Burlington, y 70 ~ kock Island.
y TO s6k. and 81 Paul 4 Omaha, ~ 10
All. The trunk linss vese also weak. par
ticnlariy for the higher psicsd Vanderbilt
Issues New York Central soh down 70
1oo5<. regular 2 Lake ShosD Tell ~ 70 12f
on sales OF 4. AIS shars& Lasl veek The teal
Transactions In the stock were 3.2l6 shares.
In the anthracite coalsrs Jersey Central
and Lackaxanna were without sals- Read
ing and Delaware 4 Hudson, however. vere
weak. The former declined 4 20 49, and
the latter ~ 10 f3ih. Th<rs was disposi-
ton 70 cover short contFacfs near the close
and rally Of "A to l y per cent snsusd- The
sales we're 2<3.e63 shareA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19
AXE SHORE &
. MICHIGAN SouTHE I'm
IN kkfbcf NOV. ~ 10.
DEPOT. NEsP FULroS ST

The Lake khore via Cleveland IN ~nn..~,l...
with TIE lire ad l. ~ RIA FIRMS th< on,c.~
- enc most air-ct route % Pittsbsrr
- r>n1n. %. n 4. A. cleveland q
~ hookss. CIfs fa<-.n..r Ar.nt
SAkks CAnrsELa- Cisy T.rkst kr-af.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

Gfsnd kslias. a5rh- beel q tssa
Notice i hsFehy slssa that ths assessment
rsil Tee tks eoes,raetise 81 : se~sF "a thsriss
street ffom ntsFnsa street - fhpmas
st<esf = ng~ A. ~ hsaa., ssd tat slA -
d<p fisn thls asss a. M cree - tl-s slks
go 4 soREgnx. ess fr.ssss.s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

Grand Hspsfs. hs-h- De-. 6, s<11 I
rotfrs = hershs sspea tsst ne ss<>ss.szs
rtH Tor the coN<tfurtiaa 81 . s<~er n = asftieo
tttNHIt - frffrett 4tfEf 49, -
~ hssss. sad tax ! ~1l receive paF-
reaf tAeraoA Mr. sns Esfia4 q. tpentF days frcm
las dsts - s@< ol.ses a ne es<F Treasures.
ssss N a soRglCk. Gas Trs..as-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

prr.orr. Mich. DE fs.--fiosss What
No. 3 r~d. eash. slkes Jsnossy. sf4cs Mar.
ss3<e, No vkiss. es>h, so,fo
Corp-Ne , ysiios. 60 HHsi Ne 2
nised. es<h. NE bid
Oass< Ma white. osshs -
Eys--.No 2 cssh. g.
Prime Clover S~~d-D&n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19
LEGAL.

DRoRATE ORDER--stats OF Michigan, coun-
~ ct Kent, sat a sesslon Of the Probate
Probate Office. in tho city OF Grand Rapids, on
the 18th day Of December. In the year ons thou
sand eight hundred and ninety-thrce.
Present. Cyrus Il Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate Of
AMANDA GLEASON. deceased. q
Ro bert n. Gleason having hied in this court
his petition praying that the administration 81
said estate may ~ granted % himself.
n IL ordered that Friday, tho nth day Of Jan.
usry. fss@. ~ 10 o'clock In the forenoon a. said
probate once. b appointed for hearing said
petition-
And l. Il further ordered that q copy of this
order bs published three successive weeks pro
viou- 60 said day Of hearing In the Grand Rap
eslssinx IN ssid county 81 kens'
CYRUS E. PERKINS.
a trus copy.l Judge OF Probate.
HAnRy ID. JkwKtr- Register. tues jan :
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

NOTICE ToCREpfToRs- State Of Mlchi-
~ ean. county Of kent---s. Notice IL here
by given that BIZ sn Order ~ the probate court
for ths eounsy 81 keat. made on the 9th day OF
November. A. D. iss3. ID fnun the frona that date
were allowed Cor creditors To present their
claims against the esgsf~ .,
ETFik HoLAfR.
Late 81 said eountt. deceased. aud that ell
er-dlfrrs az ssid de<eatsn are required 20 pre-
s~nt thssr claims o. said protate court a. the
probzss Office. IN the city 81 Grand karids. for
exsnnipstion and allowance. on or before thu
18th day 81 Nsy noxt, and that such
clsins viii be heard besefe said court on
MandaS, the ztfa dsr Of Mar nszt. - ten
o'clock Ia the fssrrnooa ef that day.
Dated, 6sand Rspids, uish., Soyembcr "a. A.
ID. Istl CNEtr y PERKINS.
tnes dec - Judr. az Probate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19
MONEY TO LOAN.

no You WANT MoNHYs--If 60, yoa win
- and IL 10 yoar advantage 10 80 ~ before
We make loans q ho..escid soeds. pianos.
kind AZ the lowest psssiS3s rats; sad b, the
Our iosns srs made without publicity and
the property h left IN -FOUR individual posses-
sion
can b paid in full OF In part 81 any time 10
suit Jour ccnvenlence. aud any part paid -
duees the cost Of carrying the loan.
Other i properly. We vii pas Z 10 icr yos and
Our Offices are the most pleasant n The city
s.s :' 5. ss upon sssfs and Se
+" Rsnsnbsr that you Aa'. IN. sss Of both the
property and the monsy and can return the
GKaND RAPIDs MORTGAGE LOAN CO
Room Z, Tower Block. Phone ISt1
Corner OF Monroe, feefi and Canal Sta
MONEY TO LOAN on rel estate ssssrity At
VI the lowest rates u interest b. William II.
room ), widdicomb buii5ins SIS
TT you have money 70 loan leave IL With me
Il and can place u Tor ycn FREQ Of charge;
A. K ASnsDsL
MONEY WANTED : Il sums a. follow.
tate security esii q So s ssd 81 New House
man block estf A. r AnrrsDEi-
BUSINESS CARDS.
A RNoLD pays cash for carpets, ssoyss, fur
IA niture. and second hand goods Of all de-
scriptson, At % South Division street. 50
CHRIsTNAs win soon h. here Yos can buy
- the veg incest presents IN vatehss. rinxs
q iswslry On y.ski{ Ysyments q Thomson
HOrLoB sCHLIcENTz -8sntlenen's ssr.
NJ ments cleaned. died and fspsiscd; dry
on short notice. Esssmens y Canal Il. With
tnieago Laundry. 30
T .oCKsMITH-can on d. r. Clark. 70 Ar.
IL cade, he has just received the largest con-
signment Of all kinds Of key blanks ever re-
ceived In this city. He u Dou prupared 70 a. .
+ .ADlEs-Hsvs yoar plush seah remodsled
into stsl I'll sspss s1a issssfi h g an sspss.
street, hrst ioor. opposits sen story block 81
IL Monroe street for Grand Rapids moving
van; goods packed, moved and stored l. r..
Dcyo. proprietor Phone ia
MUSIC furnished for dances end privsts
1Sl paraiea s. Ellsworth ave-. Fred Finch,
manager. "
MUSIC furnished for public and private
1Sl balis Prot Ernst, 20 South Division
street ..{.. q
AIRS NELLIE CoRBorf. drsu making
vi pariors: cutting aud dstlns - Goodrich
street ss-i me
DLEASuRE SLEIGH for parties and balls,
Il furnished with four horse<, all con plets
prices reasonable. Cal en- Q. II. Shaver. lisery
stable. i07 uent street. telephone "a ~
II tie Academy % Drawing. The school viii
be In ses<soa from 10 o. n. 10 y N, and from
20 y. - On hcndsy. Wednesday snd Fridas
dsys from 5:o 10 s:8 y n. No. e. Pear
street. - sin
Union BUTTER sToRE-s,opo pounds a
- choice roll goods rsestved daily that viii
sell fos - &c pounds slse hns ereds a bat
Rubadesux Brcs. No ~ Hast Bridge strset
opposite Hermitsxs blcck ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19
Nnricr TO cREprroRs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ state - uichless. tosnsy ~ Kent Sc
Nstiee - heree1 given that NJ IN order q tbs
frebsfe goaH fof the to1alf "a hent, made on
N. 18th day - Sovsnhsr A ID fs'ks. sis months
from that date psFe aiiauaf for creditors -
presrsf their eisisIs ssaipst fhe ssfatecf
sAHAH nfSfs.
late % said roanfF. dsressed. and that ell ers<i
tiers 81 said aeeeassd are fettaffed Ia fftssas
theiF STAINS 90 said Probate Court. ., the frb-
bsts ofscs - NE city - tsfansi RAPIDS. he en-
eMlnstlnn and allowance sn 80 before ttls lstA
dag ~ NAY ne1f sad that snch claims
vili be heard hefofs said eoart "a koadss.
ths tth fay ct MAJ next. - ~ osloek IN
tl,e for-nssa - thst dkY.
bsissi tifsa4 Rspsds. Aieh.. Yer. q, A. ID, Issa
tIktS y. FEhkiNS,
tae< De- - Jades 81 ffehat&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

Q. w, "; WATKINS,

G10s Nichsxss Traet cnAp~.s bnaaire
The le.ss~. - pruv<rty b Ore ~ ne y~ss -
hsse tees anfr~r elsnfsd an oanttns = ronai
nasnb~rs ~ otsf Nlt1A1 20 nse8fh ~ rns<-
than uiz.soe 90 ice Tie s<xkt nceshs sndsns
Aneuss SIet
frssasnst.ly f-sss.s~> s>sss>s>s 80 .xdx
- N srfeuf tlsst VII <enpet ns1T ~ 80
smaller rtlfay satrs - - eel ~ the hasla<Es
insaFsfs shossia leck - y N ttrse pertioo@
ti.a. that shs.r yfs;s.fE : .si..rs - sale sd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19
LOCAL MARKETS.

p'arm Pro1scs.
psaxs--s5cRSoc.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

FOR sALE-HorsEs AND Lvr1
A ms modern nine-roca bouss a. Ieern.
oreuua- east honfarA o. ed b. non-Poujkrnfr
must ell harsstA Also o. - Bar1oo sVS
80 eiehs soQns; corner - o. - 6outh
LafaysttA With funaes. hsek Cad IL noxurS
soors; ecenos iot; God I'm, . har.alA o.
% Ceufru evenue. 60 q Pnfts ayennA 90 %
NORTH frosDoet 60 n HastznAI 90 - nl1hr
ard aveo1A Aiso TO bounss a. CsDsaP s<ron1
70 sxchsnss Or houss an - centrally iooafsk
Two houses o. Cas street. Gtogoon kaiamnnno
ssenus for sais a. ezehsneA =
FARMS FOR SALE OR rxrus~cR
% acrcs ons mile fron Byroa CnntpP. -
hooss end barn, good orehArd eli undsf EIrS
state Of cultivation. 70 eel o. sxchanes foe jss
proved city property.
Also farm Of d scrss p~ss Jeuisonvtlla s,oa
buildings. god orchard and GOOD LEAD = -
change Tor hoass and lot II eity.
Also 40 scrss Ia township q Gains>. = Mo
HON city; I'D scrs improved. balances 1904
end maple tinbss: iAiT ssaaiasH 40 sis5
| have numbsr Of nns smprovsa ssrns 4.
Barr eoazty. which ie.a disposs q = srsss
barHainA - q
KIso numbss cs ass plssv q sardss is.a
near the city raging Iron ~ - forty eeros
have lots In ell parta - ths ekU - 81 -
exrhanxs npusos 70 rat
keas5 % l'sa q sod sal ;,s = 4 :ss>z',
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

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81 - 80 lsaefre-zn-st e Ssask fruspert
1885 tr>s Hsstl.x,.s F<r><t - st<ke stfrstis
nesf 4@reea - tas fefasi - t<ensF 4efs
ts~a - lsts a - >6.e< - NJ siiE us<zas<a
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