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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
Investigating the Whisky Trust.

CHICAGO, March 27.-The legislative
committee yes t.rday began an invest ga
ton Of the whisky trust. R Zelle,
of Peoria, the first witness, testified that
he did not believe that whisky monop
oily had existed except during last
December, when prices we're raised alb
normally high James Dahoney. Of
Peoria, who some years ago sold his
interest in the Pekin Enterprise dis,ll-
l,ry to the trust. which was then known
as the Western Export Association, said
there was a fire aud an explosion in ,e
distillery, which completely destroyed
the plant before it was decided to sell to
the trust The fire, it was taou, ,ht
might have beeu of inceudi+ry origin, as
all possible prf cautions against fire had
been taken The tfust also tried to iu-
jure the trade of the Pek,n distlliery by
various means,
Attorney Stevens, representing the
| Distlllers' and Cattle Feeders Associa-
tion, objected to the line Of testimony
being taken, claiming It to be irfelevan
The committee then went into exc cutivt
session. At l O'clock the committee re
turned from it's executive session, ano
Immediately adjourned until Tuesday a
Springfield. No report was made.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28

The Presidents of the Chicago Road
Reach an Agreement.

The Presidents of the Chicago Roads
Reach an Agreement.
CHICAGO, March 27-The presidents
of all the Chicago roads met Yesterday
ana s, tiled on the Worlds Fair rates
The matter was ostensibly left in the
hands of a special committee of the
Western Passenger Agents Association,
which is to report at the meeting OF the
as association soon, but the p esidents took
matters into their own hands. settled the
rates, and will hand their circulars over
to the passenger agents, who will ap-
prove them, and they will then be
for mally adopted as regular rates to the
exposition
1t is not definitely known just what
rate will be accepted, but it viii either
be one and one third or one ard one
hslf, with the probabilities 10 favor OF
the former. The presidents have hetn
compelled TO take the question int their
own hauds because OF the impend ng
danger of general demoral cation OF
pas senger rates, which would have beer
the legitimate outcome Of a delayed
decision on the subject. Many of the
roads were quietly preparing to handle
| excursions at their owc figures. and
would have been only a short time befor'
there wol|d hav, been general scrambi
for business, which the presidents wer'
afraid would bring rates too low 10
| profits.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
Three Thousand Men Resume Work

PrrTsBURs, March 27.-The great
strike Of the coal miners in the Mononga
hela Valley is virtually st n end. Prob
ably 5000 men resumed work and the
remander expect to be back inside of a
week. The strike was broken Saturday
by the Lucyvile and Roscoe miners ap
wing for work at the reduction. 1t is
reported that great distress exists among
the miners A dispatch from Mononga
hela city says that about three hundred
miners held meeting this morning and
decided to stay out until the convention,
which meets tomorroY, makes some Off
cial declar alton regarding the strike. 1t
is thought that the three cent. price will
be accepted and the strike declared eff
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
Flames q rho uka nd Feet High.

CITY OF MExIco, March 27.-The vol
cano of San Martin is now in state of
eruption, after having been extinct for
mere than century. The volcano is sit
uasei in the midst Of a populous agri
cultui a! district, whose inhabitants have
fled 20 plsce of safety.
The eruption occurred at night, and
the scena was one Of magnificent gran
deur Tne flames rose ssrai hs up from
the crater to height of one tn usand
feet ard th lava poured down the sides
of tue mouatain in streams, doing great
damsge
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
FairvieW Farm,
StaIIlous I'm Use 1898.

FRANKLIN CHIEF standard and reg
ietered No. 3ii7 chestnut stallion, l5H
hands high. weighs .l0J hounds. He IL
su .nured Morgan. His sire Ben Frank-
in record 2.2i, II the sire of "a in 2:3D list,
ne a son of ID ,n;el Lambert IS In 2:30 list.
4nd the dam Of Al in 2:30 list. His dam
Sas one In 2:30 list and she by a SON OF
= han Allen 43. record 2:25L, that sired
Daniel Lambert above. Franklin Chief Is
the hsndsome-t stallion I'm the South, and
she 9reate~t sire of handsome aud speedy
cplts in North Carolina.
M"ONDYNE standard and registered
No 1890. dark brown stallion, 16 hands
high. weighs 400 pounds. He is an In.
pred HRmble,on;an. His sire Sherman.
record 2 %, sire of Ashman. 2isZ and five
other 2:30 tIotters In son OF George
Wilkes, record 2:22, out OF daughter OF
Pelm ut sire Al an Q: 10 list. among them
Nutwocd 9 SM, wit, 103 In 2:30 list
George wilkes and Belmont have ,s43
descendants in 2:30 list Mo- ndynes dam,
| Troublesome, record 2 25 with 81 heats
! b tier than Z:30 to her credit Ia by Mes
-enger DurJc, sire 81 in 2:30 list and tie
| dam of 30 in 80. and he by Old Hamble-
-nntan 10.
Stallion cards giving full description
and ex-tird pedigree can be had on appi
cation to
r. p. WILLIAMSON,
| Fairview Farm. Ralei yh. n. &.
| March 1st 1898
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
Delicate Nur1ical OperatiOn.

PrrTsBURG Pa, March 27.-One Of
the most remarkable surgical operations
on record WAS performed at the Allie
gheny General hospital today, by which
tumor weighing 100 pounds was re-
moved from the body of a female pa
tent. The operation was performed by
DR.. w. S Sutton, of Allegheny, and
several assistants, and was witnessed by
large number OF medical men.
The doctors will not reveal the name
of the patent, but the woman was
brought to the hospital last Wednesday,
and as she could not have lived much
longer an operation was decided upon
aud carried cut today. The length ol
time taken to remove the tumOr was
torty-tive minutes There is some hope
of the woman's recovery. The largest
tumor on record before was one weigh
ing 112 pounds. removed from deac
BODY in Edinburgh, Scotland.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
THE A. & NJ. COLLEGE
Beginning Of the Spring Term Ye~tel
day, With FIatleIing Prospects.

neSinnlnS oI the spring Acrm ester
day, With Flatieling Prospects.
The Agricultural and Mechanical COL
lege began its spring term yesterday.
This is the fourth year of this Institution
and it has ninetet students in the senior
class who are expecting to apply for de-
grees nc xt June.
There are over one hundred students
attending this excellent institution.
Since the college opened many improve
ments have been made. A mechanical
building, three dormitories, which will
bold twenty students each comfortably,
and large barn.
The mechanical building las an equip
ped machine shop; turning lathe room !;
wood ard blacksmith shop; drawing
room and wash rooms and off .es. The
large barn will not be filed with cattle
until next fall, owing to the liability to
loss from acciimation fever, if the cattle
are brought from distant states, rs viii
be the case with some of the breeds. Th.
farm is being improved and everything
has an air of prosperity.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
NORTH CAROuN|ANS THERE!
GssE TAR HEELS TALKED OF
BY OUR WASHINGTON
HEPOHTER.
Aope Elias 10 be ATTORNEY, Says
RumOr-Ed. Chambers Smith
strikes for Something Big

Strtkes for Something Big
Others on the Ground.
WASHINGTON, d. G, March ~
Special.-Kope Elias, rumor persists,
will be district attorney, aud it is said if
the slate he broken either Craig or Bux-
ton, the latter not now candidate, may
be made collector.
The promotion OF Walter Faiscn, Of
DIplin county, to be chief Of the conau
lar bureau means that Gresham is de-
sermined TO break up the state depart
ment ring which has paIctlled cut small
places to fav0,ites for years 3ir Faison
S modest out able man
Kumor is discredited here hat Juag :
Dick has said he would be willing 70 re
sign if Judge Armfeid could succeed
him. Among those mentioned for the
place are Representative Henderson,
Judge Hoke and NJ j. John W. Graham
Nc Ell. Chambers Smith is after big
place, requiring knowledge Of law
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
THE DEATH Is GREENSB0HO'S )
Loss.
MIR. Lyndon Swain, a Noted Citizen
and Ex-EdflOr Passes Away.

MIR. Lyndon Swain, Noted Citizen
and Ex-EdtlOr Passes Away.
GREENSBORO. N c.. March 81 =
Special MIR. Lyndon Swain, oae Of
Greensboro's oldest and most respected
citizens, died yesterday evsping OF con
sumption The deceased married e
daughter of General Logan, of this city.
In 1889 he assumed the position Of editor
of the Greensboro Patriot and for fifteen
years under his management 1t was one
OF the most Influential ne wspapers in the
state Before the war he Was p'o-
nounced whig, but after The war ne be
came democrat and until SIX or seven
years ago he was one Of our most useful
citizens and ruling elder in the first
Presbyterian church Fr number OF
wears he has been afflicted with cUp.
sumption, the immediate cause Of his
death
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28

rhe Mercury Tell. of The Robt, Nor
NEw YORK, March 81 The tugboat
Mercury, Cspsa'n Lewis. arrived this
murnIng from Delaware breakwater and
reports that on NJ arch 25to at 8 a. m,
i've miles east by north off the winter
quarter light snip. it tel in with the
Captain Grossly and crew All of th, m
tnld of the schooner Robert M)rgau in
the schcoaer's yarl Capt Crossley re-
ports that at 2 q M. March gath, he
was run into by q iargt tugboat, name
unknown, cuttlrg the etitboasd and the
side Of the schooner do"n below
watcr's edge In spite Gf all Efforts Of
the crew to repair ,he dam4g 4ged vessel it
ocgan to sink, ard at 4 a. n. they took
TO yawl They had hardly pniied awsy
ahen the schooucr wen6 d d1wn Ait<r
oeing four hours in the boat they were
picked up by the Mercury and landed at
C)mmunlpaw at 6 =. IT. today The
tugboat at once disappea,ed. not stop
olng to render aay assistant, What
!, mage, if 6ny was sustained by the un-
<ucwn boat, is not known. the Robert
Morgan was bound from Nst.0t tt New
daven with q cargo of coal, The wrack
sadaDgerous obs ruction to navigation,
as about twenty live feet of her mas,s are
,bpve water
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28

MoRRlLLToN, Ark. NJ .rch 81 W.
" Stout. postmaster at this~place. has
disappeared, defaulter. Inspector
Thompson arrived on Friday aud wet
to the post office to 60 through the
books St Ut claimed that his books
were at no ne, stepped out ostensibly to
90 after tn. III. ana since th.n has net
ben seen The inspector has found a
shortage of several thousand dollars.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
The Elm Park Church Burned
Loss $I25,OOO.

SCRANTON, Pa, March 81 The Elm
Pnk Me, aodiSt Episcopal church, which
VAS partially destroyed by fl D &c mber
3rd last, al loss of 500 COO and which
has aim. st been reconstructed again,
burned this morning. The structure is
now complete ruin, nothing Standing
of the walls tut he tower. 1t was only
through almost superhuman work by the
fireman that the par 'onage and adjoining
res,der ces were say d. The estimated
loss will reach fully $l25,000, on which
there is $50, 900 insurance. 1t is believed
to be- tue work of an incendiary.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
The Leather Trutt.

BosToN, March 27.-The off ;ers Of the
mucn talked OF leather TUT will. it is
said, be Thomas E Proc t II, Of Boston,
president; Edward R Ladew, Of Ne"
York. vice president; Josiah Tubv, Of
New York secretary and James r. Plum,
of New York, treasurer.
The United States Leather company
wi be ,he name Of the corp ration 1t
has not been definitely settled ss to
whether they shall incorporate in New
York, New Jersey or Massachusetts The
laws Of New Jersey are houyht to BE- the
most favorable for corporations and the
Company will probably be incorporated
there The company Will be capitalized
az a sum not less than $50 600 600, 1t Is
sad. though that is matter yet to bs
d. to mined.
All the large tanners from the ea eno
few from the west will belong T. tn
company, which will control at least y
per cent. of the whole leather MAJ ufac
tured.
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Executive Department News.

The Governor offers $500 reward for
Simeon Moore, who on the 1st day OF
last January, in Baden county, murder
ed Scott Brown.
A reward of 5000 was also offered for
George Whit, who in Buncomoe county
murdered United States Deputy Marshal
c. B Brokers. Four men set upon
Brokers, after he bad arrested moon
sinner named Lewellin. One OF those
shot Brokers. Then there was a regu
! lar fusillade. Brokers killed one OF the
men and died the Eext day.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28

, AND hOR SALE By virtue of a
II i.sd E mortgage executed ty Lewis
{ parcor ard wife, | VII fer for SAFE
e. ca4b IN the court house door IN Raj
IN ON Nouday harcn 9th, 1893, the
! 1io,c.u., tract OF land, lying and be ing Ia
ar toWnsl ip be2inDing at stake, w.
5aft p's corner. thence south 50 degrees,
,o.t five aud half poles t., u stake in said
H. tar's Inc; thence north sight poles to
tog wccd and pointers; the ce north So
asyees. west for,y poles to stake and
toIt ri th.nce north IS degrees west,
and seven tenths 10 stake
an9 p1.rters: thence south AK degrees,
v.est four pole- 10 stake; thence south
,, M. rers, ea one hundred and twenty
siy gnd one hfth poles to the beginuipg,
containing. according to measurement,
t,rt, pii.e acres Title perfect. TIE sad
da.d 81 mortgage Is registered in book ~,
st talr so, OF rvHistei of dee..'s Cfiice
Wake county.
j. g. l.. HARRIS,
Attt.rpey of MOrtQagee
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28

Thomas j. Allison Marshall for the
Western District Of Orlh Carolina.

Western District of NOrlh Carolina.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The presi-
dent today sent to the senate the follow
ing nominations: Felix A. Reeve, of
Tennessee, to be solicitor of the treas
ury; attorneys of the United States, jos.
) James. Georgia; for northern district
f Georgia, William T, Gary, Georgia;
for southern district of Georgia: marshals
# the United States, Frank Leverett,
Georgia; FIR sou hern district Of Gcor-
gia; J mes Blackburn, Of Re. lucky, for
district OF Kentucky; ThomasJ Allison,
# North Carolina, for western district
CT N0ita Carolina; Samuel T. Fisher, Of
Massachusetts. assistant commissioner Of
patelt'; Robtrt E Wilson. of Mississ
ippi, register OF the land Office at Jack
son. Mlssissippi; Samuel E Morris, of
Indiana, consul general of the United
States at Paris; c. W. Chsncello, of
Maryland, consul at HAVE; Allen B.
NJ M,rse, OF M chigan, at Glasgow; Geo F.
Parker, of New York consul at Birming-
9am postmasters. james E Brown, of
Newnam, Georgia; VIM. NJ Dunbar, of
augusta, Georgia; John p Kerr, of
A4nevil.e, N. G.; Henry I. Tuggle, OF
Maitiusvije, Va; Charles D Denit, OF
Salem Va
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
GLESN OR COPELIAS,
The Matter Talked Of by Winston
COrrespO Ondent-Other News.


COrrespO Oadent-Other News.
WINSTON. N G VI .rch - SPECIAL.
Yesterday afternoon number Of col
ored men on Vanderbilt estate near
Ashevilie. engaged in playing cards for
money. During progress of the gsme a
dispute srose between the negroes, ana
resulted in shooting Jim Mills who died
IN few minutes Tobe l. wis, Z iward
Johnson. John Richards are u1der ar
rest for the crime.
Capt. r B. Glenn left for Washing
ton today to look after his chances for
the district attorney-ship, OF Western
North Carolina
News from Washington, today says
President Cleveland decid. d t. appoint
MA personal friend Kope Elias. II
Glenn fail. To get the oppointnent Win
'ton viii present solid front for the
internal revenue coilectorship.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
In Place of Jules Ferry, Deceased.

PARIS March 27.-The senate today
elected M Challemel Lacour, we'll
known Statesman and writer and senator
from Loucner Du Rhone, president of
the senate III place of Jules Ferry, de-
ceased The election is very satisfactory
to President Carnot ard the supporters
of the governms Mt ard is all the more
popnlac on account OF the recent election
of Nj. Cnal}eInel Lacour to the Renans
seat IN the French academy
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
NOmlnaliOns Confirmed

WAsHINGr ~. March 27.-rhe seuat.
has confirmed the nomination of John
T. Rlsey, to be minister To Demark
5ila w. Lsmoreux. Of Wisconsin. com
missioner of the general land cflic,
Horace II. Lurtop, of Tennessee, U. S
circuit jujge for the sixth judicial cir
cult. Con tirmat;on of Risley was not re
leased today.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28

BRUSSELS. March 27-Socialist dele
cations from Germany, t1e Netherlands,
Belgium, England. Switzerland, France.
and Italy, at Il mes ting IN this city have
decided that the international social con-
gress IN Zurich shall beg:n on next Au-
gust 6, and last for one week.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
Removal of ST. Clair of the Consular
Rureau.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Dr. A o
St. Clair, she head of the consular bu
reau in the state department has been
removed His resignation was today
requested by Secretary Gresham. His
successor has not yet been appointed.
DR.. St Clair has been ir service since
November 1865, over 81 years.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
" ELL, HANDLEr THEM TEN II EkLY
The Remains of Elliott Sheppard Will
be Inferred To-day.

NEW YORK, March 27,-The names cf
the gentlemen who will act az paiibearers
at the fuaeral Of the late Elliot F Sh, p
pard tomorrow were definitely decided
upon ,hls morning They are as follows:
Chancay NJ. Depew, .Johu S'oane, James
Mac acnonnaugh, John A S'iecher, Logan
G. Murray, Col. John J. MsCook. Jnan
S. Kennedy. Warren Vau Maiden, Wal
rea Miller and ex Judge Moan Davis
The intermeLt will be in Vanderbilt
mansoleum in the Morayian cemetery at
Few DJrp State Island.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
Famous Matr.cide Escapes,

JACKSON, Mich, March Or Irving
Latimer. the famous matriclde has es-
caped from the state prison. He gave a
powerful drug to the night keeper and
gate keeper and got possession of the
KEYS and walked out.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28
THE BANK WENT UNDER,
FAILURE OF THE RANK COW
MkRCE, NASRyILLE.
The Action Prectpitat~d by Appreheu.
sf"n of q Run on the Bank by
Depos,lOr..


NASHVILLE, March 81 The Bank Of
Commerce made an assig~ ment this
morning, making Jnha T. Lellyett the
assignee. This action was precipitated
hy the general apprehension Of run on
the bank which The officers believe d
would be made Tire deposits were not
large. aggreg stipg only $50, 600, $l5, coo
of which was small deposits, ranging
rom s. upward iu the savings del art
inent. The president Of ,he bsuk. j III
Marlborough. is net in the city MIR
VI. Brooks. the cashier. said the suspen-
Sion WAS due mainly to the failure o.
certain persons who are largely iudo bted
tt the bank t. meet their obli atoms
Mr. Brooks declined to state who the
parties were.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-28

-. II smsu, Greensboro, Ga. Writes:
aly friend who has been EMU, e,y
n ugly scrofnlous breaEing cut f
( ,,, . the skin and the u-e If
,HRtlt II n two bo ties o. q b y ct
cntire cure ! knns of seve1a'
'' +. mod disesses cured sperdily 10y the
HB R B
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GARDEN SEEsS's;
AT
KING a Co.'s
son 10 Williams & Haywood.)

.,. blood Balm (B. u ~ has cured
BOY. aNs OF &C ofula, eczema aud
J uu' .,.egieup blood diseases after other
e., ', s., had been tried and failed You do
,,r.. ,' mi f'~ iy groat iinjus'i G unless yor
clc lIeat ,snts Tessai a. t5,si .nr stna y
. wonders filled with letters f.om
ls.,.. .urtd by 3, b. B.
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CANNING FACTORY FOR SALE.

The Crescent CsnUing Co, of Mt Olive.
Y. c., offer for sale their entire plant, con
ssting OF town lot aud factory IN Mt.
Olive one 3o-horse boiler new Duplex
Knowles Pump and complete capning
machinery in perfect o-der; capacity 5000
cans daily Also 1000 cans number and
3. Part or the whole can be bought at
below cost. II not sold at private sale be
fore, it will be sold at public sale On the
18th OF April, next.
Apply to,
B. A. HALLETT,
marl5lm Sec'y and Tres.
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THt MONROE ERASER MFG CO
oSS { a frnss% :. "a
Non7n CAROLINA, In Justices Court; Raj, Raj
wAtE COUNTY M. b sarbee, j P.
tuller va. Or, r r. Gardner, Mrs.
1g rsa Gardl or. Henry Pennington.


i'V,pearir from the sffidavit of y Ful
ler u this action that DR.. Il r. Gardner and
Mr.. Mehssa Gardner, the defendants there
iu ,re not to be found il Wake county, and
c,uuat after due dill gence be found in the
state, and II fu rther appearing that the plain
uH hAs cause Of action against the said de-
tnAau's for work snd labor done and MA
ttr.ls furnished on house ana lot OF theirs
iu, aud being in Raleigh, " G.
lls there ore ordered, that notice of this
action bp published once q week for six sue
ce.-iye weeks in the STATE CHBoN Gle, q
week newspaper published in Raleigh, N
q setting forth the title of the action, the
M pose Of the ssme, and requiri the de-
ferdant ~ appesr on the 25th dav of March,
1890, before NJ B, Barbee, Justice Of the
rt see At his Cfiico in Ksleigh, N c., st q
O'CLOCK M. and answer of demur to the COM
pINnt or the relief demanded will be granted.
Ihi- January 23d, 1898
M. B. BARBEE.
Justice of the Peace.
J. q l.. HARRIS. ATTORNEY for Plaintiff
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Agricultural Implements SenttO Ar
geDItna.

WAsHIN GToN. March 27.-One result
of the forts TO increase the trade with
the countries OF South and Centra!
America seems to he the iDcIe ase IN the
expectation of American agricultural
implements. Figures at haud in the bu-
reau Of American republics as to one
country, the Argentine Republic. alone
show an increase from $237 900 to ST.
381,OO0 during the year.
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3 81 sasfey writes: Ny mother and sis-
- q x y for scrofnla snd su'ce s'"d
,ORE THR0AT soa benefit t'fs3ssa 'fo% it. %1ss ass
y. ~ tL.nr remelies tney ever used.
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j. g. l.. n ARRIS,
Att rney of Mortgagee
SALARY OR COMMISSION

70 handle the Patent Chemical Ink
ernsiug prncil. The most usefu: and
novel invention of the age Erases INK
thoroughly in two seconds. Works Ike
marc 20 70 500 per cent profit. Agents
mgkinR go per week. We also want Il
p general gent to take charge Of territory,
and appoint suh-agepts. A rare chance
10 make noLev. Write for terms u d
specimen Of eT asiug.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Wellington vas arrested yesterday on
complaint q W. II. Fowls who charges
him with attempting 10 pass a 80
Urged check on the Grand Rapids
National bank. lie viii have hearing
IA police court.
Frank VI. Webster was granted a di-
varce from Cora +. Webster in the cir
cult court yesterday. The grounds we're
Cceortion.
Mary Adnan paid a fine Of s25 IN
judge Atsit's court yesterday for viola
ton q me liquor law. She pleaded
guiity.
X Richards accused with Domino Of
stealing sooe old iron vas arrested yes-
f,rday and sill have hearing today.
Mary NJ Sperry begun suit for divorce
a. the superior court Yesterday from
Frank Sperry.
Anna Il Hama has sued J. Howard
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