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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

-Nu 8 u ON nirb gefd)rie.
ben: nSm SAINT llfiicio bate man ii6
jiinsit nit elmer mertwiiroi9en 6raat
Su beiddItigcn, Die ben @rao bes 9llto.
bols in oem bel Der 0leiie aebrau6ten
Wein betrai. Sie mittiae Ssraat
ipuroe bon oem Sii6of bon Sarraqona
in Spanien an9eregt. lin gu be9rei.
fen. um mas e5 ii9 hanbelt, muB man
lpiiien, oaB cine Seiiimmuu9 eriltirt,
nod uelher es 9eitattet 1T, osm Wei.
ieniuein bebufs beiierer @onierpirune
Spiri:us binjuSufii9en, aber muir unter
fol9enoen 9eoinsungen : baB es @ein.
iprit lei, oaB Der gBein ni9t mebr wit
IL @rao 9lltobol entbalte, uno oab bic
WiIAuns porgenommen peroe, 10 Ian.
&c Der g9ein nod jung 1T. Sine an.
oere Gntideioun9 bes beilieen Stubles
9iebt ben Sild,Sfen tuno, oaB BON ben
beloen Spfemen, Die man anmenoct,
UNI ben Wein gu eonpertiren, uno bic
in oem 3uiab pon 9lltobol ooer in Der
@rbibuus bes g8eines bis auf 65 @rao,
bas leBtere oorSuSieben iei. gtun er.
tldrte Der Sii6of rpn Sarraoona, oas
Der ipanii6e NReBpeln i6on BON 9tatur
mebr als IL 8rao 9lltobol ent6alte,
uno iraate in 6olse oeiien an. Oh man
benz 10 belbaiienen Weine bebufs belize.
rer Grbaltrng nod mebr glltohol bin.
,uiii9en tonne. gluf oieie Ssra9e bal
bic beili9e Congregation i'm perneinen=
ben Slime 9eantruortet nit Der 9e9riin=
oun9 oaB Elm 3uiaB bon glltobol at
gSeinen, Die mebr als IL @rao baben,
nidt 9eitattet peroen tonne, oa Die
MeBpeine oaour9 naQSu berauideno~
peroen niiroen.
= Ginen onoer barren -
SderS bat lid Der in Oranjenburg in
Stellung beiinoIi6e So6n zines in
6uben Dobnbaften 3entiers nit ieiner
aaHjen Samilie esmadt. Yor siniaen
3a9en erbielt Der Nater einen nit
5rauerrano periebsnen Srief aus Ora=
nienburg, in welhem ibm BON oritter
Seite mItgetbeilt wuroe, oaB ieiu So6n
seitorben lei, oaB Die suitdnoise Ye=
grdbniBtaile nur so 0tart fir Die
Yeeroisuna aufuenbe uuo Der Batter
Die eniitehelOen Mebrfofen traaeu
iolle. 8leihSeitig wuroe Sag uno
Stunoe Der Yseroiauna senau anaeae.
btn. Ser Batter. arg in SGreden per.
iebt, taufte iid einen neuen idmar,en
9lnSug. fubr nah Berlin, nabm feline
beioen bier wobnbaiten Sobne nit uno
fubr nit oenielben semeinidaitli6 nad
Oranienbur9. glui Dem Oortieen Yabns
bofe trat ibnen Der toot9eelaubte Sobn
wobl uno munier entse9en. I'm gui-
tlarune befrast, ertIdrte ocr Srr
Sobn nit Seelenru6e, CT babe nur
einmal ieben wollen, wie Iib ieiue 9ln-
eebOri9en bel ieinem Sooe benebmen
piiroen. 8ater uno S6bne>reilten nit
Dem ndditcn 3uee mieoer ab, obae nit
Dem vuoil ben Sooten auierifanoenen"
Sobn uno Sruoer aud nur sin Wort
weIter su pedielH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

mann in 8era, tpelher iiirIlid BEL Der
Sirma Sode Il 2ubolo iein 25idbriges
Grbeitsiubildum feierte, lit auBer ion.
iti9en Inertennun9en BON Der 6irma
eine lebensldnalide Peniion i'll Der
SObe ieines 8ebaltes bewiliat iporoen.
Scr Rreiseeri6tsratb Seinrib @rd.
iel in Sdleis bat iein 60idbrises Su,
bildum seisiert.
y obmen.
Der OberidiiBenmeiiter in 9lib bes
acknowledgements Camille 9eil
ilt Dor eini9en Sa9en foot auigeiunoen
woroen. 9uf oem Seilnpege lit er
9tadts in Elm ieidtes Sd6lein i'm
Staotbereide 9eIfiirst uno ertrunteu.-
Sie internationale @efliiael. uuo 9a.
narienausiteIluns. bic in 9luiiig itatt-
fano. erfillte Die Grwartun9. Die auf
ie seridtet mar. Sbne llebertrelbuna
ldBt lid ausIpre6en. oab oieielbe cine
impoiante mar; es uaren mtbr als 400
Der pra6tuolliten Sbiere sur S6au
ausseitellt. Der Seiud mar elm b56lt
,uirieoeni itellenber. = Die Sabrit bon
Srans 2etenberger in Soiepbstbal-
8Osmanos legt beuer oas 100 Sabr
hires geliebens ;uriid. Vie Sabrit
mar bon cinem @raien Sol5a 1854 9e.
ariinoet uno 1898 bon Soiepb 2eiten.
berger getauit.
S6weis.
Ser bur6gebrannte S6minoelban
tier Ourrih, gewelener Director Der
3ir1er 2ombaro. uno Sistontobant,
lit jegt. nahoem Spei Sabre lang per=
seblid aui ibu gefabuoet wur, in Sam.
burg uerbaItet Doroen. glIs Seutl6er
miro er aber ni9t aussslieiert, ionosrn
III Seutidlano proteiiirt eroeu.-tSn
3iirib @rSiebungsratb Wieienoaneer,
friiber 2ebrer an Der Setunoarihule in
4uferibl uno lanjdbrises Wtitsliep
bes &antonsratbs. Ger Wirtb unf
Warmoriit 8rai in Qlulerfbl iit BON
SsSirtsseridt 3iiri9 wesen llnteridla.
sun9 uno SeIrus 3u Sluei Wiuuaten
1elangnib perurtbeit ruoroen. @rai
mar iotialoemoiratii6er Wertreter oes
&relies Ill DON Neu Grid i'm @roben
Staotratb uno in Der Sreisi6ulpileqe.
-tSn Ottiton Sanau Der dlteitc Silr=
ger Der 8emeinoe Sobaunes 8inoer.
Gin icltenes 3uiammentreiien lit. oab
ieine in SDburg mobnbalte Shweiter
3lpei Sage porber ebeafalls oeiiorben 1T.
ism litter. SpinnereibeiiBer So9.
itraBer. = Der qanolpirtb Seinrid
S0bn bonn 8runoboi lit an Der 2ano.
itrabe nit serbadtem Sddoel tobi auI.
aeiunoen porosn. Gr bate in einem
yiadbarort 10, 900 Sranten sintaIIiren
wolen, aber nidt erbalten. Ser
Wl0roer ideint bon Dem Yorbaben ss.
wuBt uno ibu in Der abiidt. Die Sum.
me 5u rauben, eridlasen baben.
6rau unb 9ruoer bes 8etooteten ipur=
ben in Saft aenommen. Die 6rau je-
bod balo pieoer entlaiien. Sieier
Gage 1T aud in 2apperooed in Yabsn
elm Der Sbat perod9ti9er, Elm esni1sr
@oner aus untersrombad in Yapern,
perbaftet uoroen. glui Yeibringuna
bes Sbdters iiub 1000 Granes Yelob.
nuus aus9eiebt. - Sur grlangune
uon @ntluiieien su einem Sonas Jurz
rersGentmal in Wintertbur unter ben
idwei;eriiden uno ben in Der S6psis
nieoerselaiienen Siiniilern eiuen Wett;
betperb. Sie Seritellunsstolten iolen
bic Summe bon 25, 200 6ranes ni6i
iiberteisen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16

Of tho Lakeside Rod md Gam chib ,yboso
enthusiasm in infancy formulated plans for
and built a club house on the lake shore. it
is thriving. lis membership steadily in
creases; its treasury funds are accommodating.
and thorc other indications which augur
we'll for its future The club viii probably
be represented in numbers at the banquet Of
the State Fish and game league at the Van
Ness House Friday evening.
Tho co.o Of th. U,rtIo,.s Of Fsso, o,.ai,,.+
" n A1ovondr,. IF this ,it,, wa. roIlod ~.
foro Trstic. ! w 1,rssoi, T,o.,ra,. a,,,l
continual rim fine 3Dth inst Tina snit 10 IN ,
stitutnd to recover eonn 500 which If Is
ALLEGED Mr. Alexander holds ms Joint as
sionee in the insolvency case of 4 X Hunt
Iny tbo accounts Of which ware ,.oso1 and
the creditors dividend ordered TO he paid
last month.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16


into the house, the old hen having gone as
tray and Tommy Immediately undertook to
care for them. nesting in the box with the
chickens. keeping them from strayinS and
being most solictous for their welfare until
relieved by the old hen.
The roceints Of the postofIlce for tho month
Of October we're S12. 0l2 % against %f3ll.91
for the same period in 1892, being an in
crease of SSG3t Oh Postmaster Wheeler
thinks that very few Offices in the United
States can boast of tripled receipt, IN like
manner and ventures the opinion that there
are not many cities of double the population
Of Burlington which return a larger revenue
to the government
ASA .iprlo team owned hv Livcryman
Plocl; and driven by Mr.. Frank Brown of
tbjs civ accompanied by Mail AGENT Jud-
son, was returning from drive to the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16

10 I0y visit to this bravc woman. wh0ao
life-hoat. the Rescue. has been ono of the
most talked of exhibits at the worlds fair
The story told by Mis-, Lewis of how her
own life has been saved. amply repaid the
visitors for their Journey.
Lime rock lighthouse, the home of this
worid-famous heroine, is within the harbor
and is a short sail from the New NorI; yacht
clubs house. At high tide an ordinary cat
rggcd sail boat cannot land at Lime rock,
aud rovboat must he used. from which
landing is effected 10y climbing up the face
of the perpendicular rock upon a ladder
| lashe1 with trtt"rN of iron to the stone.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16
FOUR YEARS IN PRISON.


Gcorg" richardson Began His Sentence
Tuesday other Cases Against Him.
George Richardson appeared in the City
Court Saturday ON an information filed by
tho StGte's attorney. The information
charged him with grand larceny in taking
tine second diamond ring from the showcase
at Burnhan's. When arraigncd he coolly
answered guilty After States Attorney
Cushman had made some suggestions to the
court regarding the case Judge Peck asked
the young man if he had anything 30
say why sentence should not he
pronounced upon him. He stepped from the
prisoner chair TO whore his counsel sat aud
| III an exceedingly pleasant tone said: ~ guess
! have not anything TO say. have | - When
told no he took his seat quietly. Judge
Peck then sentenced him to be confined in
the States prison at Windsor for term of
four years
With Tuesday George Thomas Richardson.
the young crook, passes from the public eye
for at least four years. In company with
Chief Dumas he departed on the 1:25 train
Tuesday morning for Windsor, entered the
State, prison and began his term of pen
ance
He came before Judge Peck Monday
morning and TO the two separate charges
for grand larceny for st aing a bicycle and
for taking the first diamond ring from
Bunham $. and to the charge Of the burg
larry Of Phelps store. he waived eNann1-
ton He was then bound over Tor his APP
pcarancc before the grand jury next Sep
tHinbcr. bail being set in each of the first
two cases ut 800 and the last at 500.
lnasmuch as he was to be committed TO
prison Tuesday he did not attempt TO secure
a hondsman As the cases stand now, they
will come before the next grand jury, and
if indictments are found against him ON the
specified charges, he can bc brought back
al the end of his sentence of four years, on
which he i, to be committed, and tried
But in sentencing him Judge Peck consid-
cred all phases OF al! of. the young mans
crimes. his manly confessions and the
fact that if ho had not confessed
them, in all probability he could not
have been convicted of a single on' not
even of stealing the hiovcie which was found
in his possession. So thcr. it is fair to pre-
sumo rs probable that these other charge,
will not be pressed against him, or. in other
words, Richardson "iil probably never be
pros, outrd Tor the charges to which he
waived examination Monday, providing he
Leads good life When he gain, his liberty.
Judge Peck believes tho inflctipn Of This
Punishment Will be- sufficient and better.
perhaps. than longer ur.l more severe one.
hon his present sentence expires Richard
son will have reached til" @gc where Ii,
i:liui win have natrcd. These other
charges will ho hanging cvci' him, how ger.
ana the execution Of the law in the. c;. IS
wiz lie wholly Nith the authorize, then in
O!ur.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16
INJURED 81 AN ELECTRIC.

Tho Carriage OF Clark hathaway over
turned and lie and I'll, WIFI Badly
.Eurt.
lir. and Mrs. Clark Hathaway of Char
louc came TO town Sunday to call on their
daughter. Returning at 1:l1 O'Clock they
drove down Pine street and as they crossed
the street railway track at the intersection
of Pine and Park aVenuo, an electric car
struck the rear end of the wagon. over.
turning it and throwing Mr.. and Mrs.
hathaway violontiy to The ground. Mir.
Hathaway received a cut over tine eye, had
his collar bone ana one rib broken, and was
badly shaken up Mrs. Hathaway also had
ON" rib broken and received severe bruises.
They were taken to a house nearby,
where they are being cared for. AR. Hath
away is very deaf, AMI the carriage top was
up, which probably shielded the approach
ing car from their view The horse freed
it>..i from the wagon, which was badly
damaged, and, it is supposed, ran home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16
Boston Wool Market.

BONION, NV. IT.
There is rather moderate demand for wool and
the sales are most ~ IN small lots til manufacture
buy steady and better trade in the near future
+ looked for. Ohio \ hceces sell IT 3lc; NN and
Xxx and above a d2iC, and No. az p 2ic with
Michigan at Hc per pound Com ling and dclaino
select ions are in good demand with washed combing
At q tAt' ohio me delalne AT G2i'. Michigan uc
delane at $50, and uuwashcd comhiug woods NJ l,G
~ per pound, Territory woods sell steadily H., l4c
for fine and hne medium, with 81 ll5c, ciCuf quoted
for nue medium, and up to So for me. Texas Gait
forna and Oregon woods are quiet and quoted about
the same rs Territory woods. Fall woods dun and
pulled woods are In large supply and moderate de-
IpAnd; FOrelgh WOODS Meslerted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16

ell the summer. Bat | read about Painc's
celery compound AMI went to see the gcuto
men who testified. an they were loUi in its
praise My brother Rudolph said that
had better not try it, II | would be diSap-
pointed again, and tAen would feel worse
than over, but went ahead: it seemed as if
the Lord directed me- and | received bone-
fit from the very first bottle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16

NEWPORT. Il. l.. Nov. 10-America' 5
Grace Darling. the heorine OF IS lifo-snving
exploits, Il woman for whom congress has
cast Il gold medal of the first class. the first
of the kind ever given to u woman, keeps
the Lime rock light.
II was when the Russian warships were
living at peaceful anchor in Newport's bean
tiful haibor, that small company from
the hotel Aqudneck went out in a sail boat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16
Killed by "A Live Wire.

John Jacobs aged 30, Il lmeman of the
Consolidated Electric company, was instant
~ killed yesterday morning by coming in
contact with a live wire. lie fell from "A
pole and his head was crushed to Jelly Oh
the pavement. He leaves Il wife and two
Children
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16
Vermont Produce Market,

MATERNITY, Nov 10.
Tub butter, - cents nve-pound boxes y cents per
pound; print, y cents per pound eggs II cents per
dozen; potatoes, N cents per bushel; corn IN cents
per bushcl; turkeys, lGsla cents; chickens. l2al5
cents per pound meal 10; provendor Sl.l5 cotton
seed meal, sl,60i spring wheat bran 500; winter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16
NOTICE.

hereby give notice thar from and after
this date give any son, Arnold !. sherman,
his time during the remainder of his minority
and shall claim none of his earnings nor pay
any debts contracted by him after this date.
MARTIN Ii. SHERMAN.
Huntington, VI, Nov. |, 1856 l9,WSt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16
COUNTY COURT REASSEMBLEs..
The Case of Hurlhut, Appellant Vs.. Estate
Of Wait ilUrIbut Taken Up.

Of Wait iiurlbut Taken Up.
County Court reassembled after a three
weeks, recess Tuesday morning at 8 O'Clock.
The case of George W. Hmlbut, appellant,
against the estate Of Wait Hurlbut. was at
once taken up. Thi, case comes back from
the supreme Court for re-trial. At the
April term of County Court in 1889 it was
tried and a verdict was given in favor Of
the plaintiff, \ motion to set aside the Yer
dict was subsequently OVclruled and the case
went to the supreme Court, being held on the
docket Of this tribunal nearly Il year before
being heard at the general term in 1890.
At the general term in 1891 the decision was
announced. The Judgment was reversed
and the ease remandcd fer trial
The day was occupied with the discussion
10y the attorneys of Law questions and the
reading OF deposition. The trial of the
case will probably not last over two days
more.
Hon. W. l.. Burnap and Henry Ballard
appear for the plaintiff and eX-Gov. Will
liam p. Dillingham; of Waterbury, A. V.
Spalding of this city and j. j. Monahan of
Underhill for the defendants.
Eddie Shackett, the boy who was arrested
for stealing a purse at the Sons of Veterans
fair. was given hearing in City Court
Wednesday, and as result was taken to
the Reform school Thursday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16

90, you should have seen me last summer.
| was short OF breath, easily tired out, and
had cough and night sWeat, and my doe
tor told me had heart trouble. | was so
thin, and | was wearing black, and my
friends said that looked like little Ghost.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16
The Best Known.

That which, is the most widely known; is
sure to give the greatest satisfaction. When
we are sick and in need Of "a physician, we
send for the one who is known to he the most
skilful in his profession. 1t is only recently
that people all over the land had the opportu-
nifty OF obtaining the best medical consulta-
lion and advice without charge.
Or. Greene, of "A Temple Place, Boston
Mass. is without question the best known and
most skilful physician in curing nervous and
chronic Diseases He is tho discOverer of the
wonderful cure, DR.. Greene's Ncrvura blood
and nerve remedy, and has lately adopted the
plan Of treating the sick from far and near by
means of letter correspondence. His success
is simply wonderful. People can consult him
by letter, free of charge.
He gives most careful and explicit attention
TO all letters, answering all questions and
thoroughly explaining your disease so that
you know Just what is the matter with you
For this there is no charge whatever. The
doctor uses only harmless vegetable remedies
and has the greatest success in curing disease
symptom blank and he will write, YOU full
description OF your disease ana ste you adf
charge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16
BURLINGTON MARKETS.


BrRLlSGTON, Nov. 10, 1888.
Following are the quotations ae corrected by
some Of 3uriington'> prominent merchants:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16

Thanksgiving Day shipments of poultry
over the Central Vermont railroad to Bos-
ton viii be taken on it, various divisions as
follows:
ogdcpshurg divi-ion-By special train leav.
Ing Ogdenshur- a 2:un "a. m, Nov %
NortLcrn division Between Waterloo and
st. Johns BY train 80. 81, Nov. p and he
taken to 81 Adams by special train same day.
Perrecn 50. Johns and st. Alban-l BY train
No. >. same day.
.3t-.i-quoi Valley divison-By special train,
Nov. IS.
Central division by train Nov. Il, Friday,
NoV. 81.
Burlington and Lamollc Valley division
BY train No. -, November a. and be taken
from ESSEX junction ny train 40. II, same day.
Montpelier and White River diviSon-From
Wiliam-toWu and south Barre, by train 40.
II, November -. to MONTPELIER Junction, then
by Central division, train 30. II. same day.
Winoo-ki TO E~ScV Junction by special
train. at 200 A. m. November -. 10 connect
with Central division, train Ne. II.
Rutland division BY train No. 3, Burlington
70 Rutland, and from Rutland to Bellows
Fails. by special train leaving Rutland on ar
rlVa. O.! Train No. .. Friday. November a.
Addison railroad by train No. &, November
=. 10 Rutland thence by special train leaving
Rutland On arrival of train no. :. same day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-16

RUTLAND Nov. 12.-The Rutland and
the Rutland high school elevens played foot
ball Saturday. Score II to II. Gilman,
the high school quarter back, broke his col
lar bone. j.. A. Merrill of Yale was referee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

rsKISo a Rraay hide WITH NM riour-
We RIDE on pleasantly through thu
driving snow and when got Ia the door
I hal iapfai ~ tho coolest. whitest
snow onso0gli well imagine. II dr,ftei
in behind my si~ctacls- al.o and banked
one esr full AZ We came back ! filled
tho other.
Smelling - TIM art Of extracting all
kinds q msfais hy tns-sns q crushing
and brusliag the ores. Tint. ore contains
copper ard " wosth q silver pr ton.
A. silver ia - lew. ~ IL not taken out -
ths copper Owing % the low pric. q
silver SO hitchssi thr h.,r.~ sni went up
srw ~ ne revolving furnaces - ! may
.a.. ssis ~hseh shs yuiverirei aud
~.shs-l er~ - p..nret The cspter runs
pas IN G,-ry 'roes sseh ~ The Standard
u,sa eiii feb IN -hen time hangs heavy
as hss hsnt'. IN his eternal issn~. prob
ably
Tvs. sopg~r y eo-si-d IN large xpis
eail.-i ssts
TIE sYsr.aias - pnlvestssns afd wash.
tax - a. s.ss - riaks u r~ssig f,st -soslt-
inz ws'alsi take 80 ios1g ~ describe. tas
n = narvslsas boo ms.els ta.shinery ha~
tskes, the plaza q tae.s. fas t,asru al ~
r.~sn - - ssars thar sa ordinary thrash
tns crew operating tiss iafg~~s ssseltss ts
~ vssflsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

n 40 YOU will consult your interest and
comfort by choosing one ~ the routes
offered 10y the Detroit. Grand Haven 4
Milwaukee railway. and Toledo. Saginaw
Il Muskegon railway. with their rail and
steamer connections. These lines offer
various routes 10y rail and water. and at
very liberal rates. You can go Ia Chi
cago by rail and return 10y one ~ Good.
rich palatial steamers by way IL Grand
Haven. or 10y way ~ Milwaukee and this
company's elegant line ~ steamers. Or
you can reserve your route. Go 10y way
II Grand Haven and steamer To Chica
60. Return all rail No other lines 81
Ter attractions ~ worlds fair trip AZ
are made by these companies. Tickets
are Tor sale at all principal ticket ofilccs.
For information as Ia rates. routes etc,
apply 90 all agents 10 this aud connect
ing hncs. joins w Loup,
Traffic Manager.
Detroit. Mich.
JAMS CAMPBELL,
City Passenger Agent.
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28


f.csd. no bo.sl yoans ~ nun -
country dssnrosd his rsverses-
How d'y' DOR sid ne visitor. Il
CONS IN To 80 yea about . marriage "
eense.-
The clerk sos ous thu BIG book end
turned % where ~ bad torn cut The last
one.
Well b SD. sswho h IL fosY
who - What fosr' ssked shs visispe.
.sThs Incense. Of cearss. Don't yea
want . hc~nsey'
Not sf KIN help IT, Thss's what ]
come IN fer u 80 about ! sos one
sosher day. bat Amt sssd IL yis. end !
want % know about II.
What do you want 20 knowr
The seeker fcr information TOOK the
papsr from his pocket, unlobaed IL and
spruAd IL out in the dcsk.
There 10 as" he said briefly.
Whats thu matter with thar In
quired tbs clcsk AFTER he had hooked IL
over.
"Nothin. legally, l guess. but you 80
the girl that " named In there has
changed her mind. and abe won't have
me. I'm . hustler. though. am. and
I've got another girl that's willin fer
Keeps, but douv want 10 spend no
moro money for licenses. Kin set that
name scratched out and tother one put
Ia. er have got Ia blow in more wealth.
That's what come here 10 know about.
mister"
The clerk rapidly glanced through the
constitution Of the United States. ran
over chapter or two Of ''Gr-enlesf On
Evidence" and Cooley ON Torts" and
gave tho young man a new license with
out extra charge. Free Press.