davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

Nbeu chief t8srchis. Aiigeld par
6eaei BIS three brethren. achEab.
f'stlen and Nsebs FROM prisoa. BE-
urs la ssfenaai.aa = he surprising
ses % e.emsncy that he puaishmsnt
sl-safy eor1e - ihtm IA. sesa sufl
cisnt .r teach tbrm b. respert taa ise
Gas men locomotives. 81 sooa ~ tks
does % liberty hs3 been opened. pro
rlaimssi that theF esrs dous sish 40
area Yesterday eae - them. Nsete.
acted s= marshal ~ a procession 1t aa-
afet.a sn ~ esy 81 caua ai.rnorafe AZ
gaeif graves ia Wsldheir ERE virtues q
tls Sea marierers Eho esra hanged
November ii i,sl. for participation ia
a. AsVmassrt Massacre All Or which
sass e,fscse Neele va seat % prisoa
fr tefm 81 ffiren yesrs At the
grsfts sehsah sni Fl.ideu delivered
soeeeses rhs fsrnars address wss
arasr ranfnef 20 ae~rripiIon = The
seeestla1s BE- experienced the nizht -
fsrs ne tag = re sSecufson when be
tsfefeu lunssif agsius-.i - lie. fie
tse-n s'ie rsft .is BE- discovers ne male
veiert ha'rsd - spaetF. snf IA conclui
isg si.as-s - seargFs 70 press flwsrd
wth rev rsargs If j. Almost iacrsi
ifie thas fs IS msn shsuii dare 70 rstarn
., lse resy fork fhat -n.s iaadcd him n
prison les leerr8ikie shat governor
shcrfl II 81 titnte3 10 ~ real caarsc
IT, - - furn alu, lr-e sraiu ~ ros-pn
ne .oeis sfrneefte~- r. which TIE 'ar
rrrni.s him - news The spe-ch z
fe'tien sss h'ss dluioastse tAsn
scbsabs Re hsi TIE sarrene isrpn
decree e. rrse a. = Trsihsr e rrxanise.i
l.tss The hyrocfisy e be riiealossa
5cast p -evea.ri ~ fhs ehsfac'er ~ tse
s--saaeig thst sfssf ia So rain = hees
hiul Is sss cuzaposei q tsrs,ra.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

How viii the tree trader get around
the fact that with a protective tarid in
fall operation the price o, steel rails has
steadily declined from 60 to s2l-9o per
:on. aud that too within a year. IL he
shall Insist that the tarif is tax which
robs the consumer! The price Of steel
rails at Pittsburg is lower than the
price % English steel rails at New York
This condition OF things has been
brought about by competition between
domestic manufacturers. The British
manufacturer has been compelled to pay
a license 10 compete with our manufac-
turers and that license has made il pos
sible for our manufacturers to pay high
wages and give employment to thou
sands OF American workingmen with
out robbing any mans dinner
pail. The active competition OF
home manufacturers has created
a demand for improved machinery 10 in
crease the output from given expendi-
turs Of money ard muscle. The in
creased output has lessened the cost OF
production and also the selling price.
Without the protection Of the tariff the
English manufactures would have sup
piled the demand. the price would have
either remained stationary or increased.
and thousands OF iron and steel workers
would not have had employment. Theo-
retically. the consumer has paid the tax;
but practically the price OF steel rails
has been reduced. thousands have
been given profitable employment and
nobody has experienced the slightest op-
precision. The theory is pretty baubIe;
the actually is a material blessing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

There a.. 80 grounds whatever for the
statement that The dsc.sloa % tAe sa-
pen. court ia he solaleFs' Hone case
. sfranshisas the iamaies Of that instita.
ti1n e iasy are dissanehiaed at ~
ne As lissil - The a.sisanchising
poser ras supr0ns court hAs merely
.o1. tseed the meaaiag q TIE languages
a. 80 statutes. That meaning being
Gxed bg tae court the ltS aust operate
d. aarm0sy sith T. Asa matter o. fact
RE decision -inply holds that az elocior
qualified O. vote Ia ole township shall
NJ b. s1al.aed a. vote IN another. that
- be- saa. n5t be- els.n!e - vote IN two
pis-ss Al ghe same tlaie The veterans
net aas.rg lost theiz former residence
upao entering the soldiers Home could
nor gaia a residence IN the township
y tsre ig - situated Their right 20 vote
rsnaies ua,mrairsd. t.ut that right may
b. exercise oaiy Ia thsir legal place d
residence Ia order TO vote. therefore.
ti4s inmates would % greatly inconven-
ieassa Ia going % ard returning from
their respective places Of residence.
There - already before the legislature
sad people a resolution providing FOR an
Amendment b the constitution by which
the Inmates q the soldiers Home shall
te entifled 20 vote ia the township OF
Grad Rapids Such a provision would
he emlrently praiseworthy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13
AMUSEMENT sorEs.

She packsd Tie Graad last nlglt
aad the scenic efects we're a revelation
90 the MAJORITY n the susheaes- dr
Hszgard's aac4nny story u adFenturs
permits Woadsrfal stage ss.lings. and
Mr.. Psarsoo has bs~n lavish. the city ~
kor by moonlight aud the cavern aud
the pillar q IRE being verf good. for
dramatic purposes the ssesr3 has been
slightly chznged The leai-ng feminine
T0les are IN the hGHds II two very
shapsiy women. Ethel Raynss looks
~shs" 70 perfection The Usiane 4
Maud Durand was az once fearless and
tender. aad presented striking contrast
20 the queen u ktor Edsaru Browne -
Leo and the Horace Holley Il Fred
Ssmmsrfeld fouad favor with thu aud
iencc. as dad the Blllah Of William Lee
The balance Of the cast Sss equal 10 re-
quiremsnts. she vii bold the boards
in The 6rand FOE the week
For years Lillian Lewis has been act
ing ia plays that ran biood- Now las
renee Narstoa, her husbaed and man
sger. has shifted her ground ane Sfitsen
for her a PLAY without Intrigue. Without
viliains. withoat horrors We are as
sured that everything coarse. indscentiy
repulsIve u conspicuous by absence,
and that the play Il ali that n peaceful.
pleasant. gentle. attractive wholesome
aud noble. Surely doomsdsy must be
near.
Oscar Wilde. the angular aesthetic,
has survived the sunfloger period OF
studied affectation aud become a play
wright ana philosopher In writing
LADY Mindermere's Fan" which vas
perhaps tho most successful play pro
duced IN London last season. be has
proved that be Is not such an IDIOT as
some people might have believed.
The latest device Tor advertising Marie
Tempest Is the discovery Of "dlaboli-
cal atteBspt to poison her. Somebody
presented her with bunch of roses
the leaves OF which were sprinkled With
strychnine. They do but poison Ia
Jest. explained the young Lord Hamlet
John Temple Graves. the brilliant
southern orator. will open the Star
course In Lockerby hall next Tuesday
evening. j. A. Gonzalez said yesterday:
MIR. Graves is without doubt. the finest
speaker on the platform today.
There was fair audience in Smiths
last night 10 enjoy repetition OF last
weeks bill. Tonight the Rose Hill Folly
company will open for. q weeks run.
Rice and Barton arc the principal fun
makers.
a. 5. Wizards farce comedy produc-
ton OF Hamlet" is what an irreligious
eastern commentator calls II.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13
CHURCH DEDICATION.
Impressive Services Held at Plymouth
Congregational Church.

Impressive Services Held at plymouth
Congregational Church
Plymouth congregational church at
the corner Of Fifth avenue and Dolbee
street was formally dedicated yesterday
afternoon at 2:.50 o'clock. The impress
sive services were conducted in the
presence OF a large congregation. The
Rev. X &. Crawford offered the invoca-
ton aud the Rev. Dan +. Bradley read
the scripture lesson. DIR. James Gallup
presented greetings from the mother
church, and historical statement Of the
erection of the. ediice. Plymouth
church was formerly a mission OF Park
church. Greetings from the baptist
church were given by the Rev. John
Heritage; from the methodist church by
the Rev j. Hamilton. and from the con-
gregational by the Rev. John L. Hustled.
The building committee rendered a
statements OF its work. after which Miss
Blanche Minderhout sang a solo. The
Rev. X. NJ. Higgins. pastor OF the
church, read the dedicstory service, the
congregation responding. The Rev. l.
+. Powell offered the dedicatory prayer,
and the pastor pronounced the dedica-
cation. In the evening the Rev. Dan +.
Bradley occupied the pulpit OF the
church.
The officers OF the church are as fol-
lows:
Deacons-N. H. Walbridge, NJ. III. Cox.
Trustees-J. Dolbee. ID. G. Kellogg. Il.
NJ. Cutcheon, &. w. Colt. Il. Nj. Deni-
son. II. G. Palmer. w. +. Muirhead-
Building Committee. Dolbee. III.
c. Palmer. y. ii. Walbridge.
treasurer. Dolbee.
Clerk-W. X. Muirhead.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

PKrScEToS theological students may
no longer play foot ball. The faculty OF
the seminary has issued an order pro-
hibiting the sport on the ground. that
"ths rough and brutal game does not
comport with the purpose for which the
students are here" This is fatal mis-
take on the part OF the faculty. The
nlan who can go into a foot ball game
and curb his natural desire to smash the
nose and kick the shins Of his each and
every opponent Is christian in the
most exalted sense OF the term. and a
tt person to preach the gospel Of peace
on earth and good will toward men.
Instead Of foot balls being prohibited.
Z should be made the crucial test of the
students religious instincts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

EmpsroF William l. great sportsman-
Bstxsea iaggilEg With The tariff add dis
cipAolng the array be puts Ia his tine
in 0oe q h.s luxurious castles or In pgF-
suit u g4ns lie - nns rider aud .
sad 70 follow the honnds with remark
able success. His deKtesity a. hunter
h explained IA part By an article IN the
TsgsolatL which IA eomentlng upon the
snpsror's cEszs for hunting. tslis story
Of TIE lsst wud BOAR hunt al Huber
tastock on 81 Hubert's day. The bear
had been carefully preparsdfor death al
the snperor's hands Tue points Of is
tusks had been sawed OF and its teeth
bad been docked 80 as to prevent any
chance u ia xounding anybody. The
brute had been sept IN box until tho
hunters appeared On the scene. II was
then released. and crippled and defence
Tess xas killed by the emperor while
riding At a gallop The excitement Of
such sport as this u ust drive the emperor
delsrioas with Joy. There are Grand
Rapids 5porss1sa n no are elevatsdto the
ninth Asaven OF sxultant rapture when
they are 50 lucky a. 70 have the price TO
pay for the game which somebody else
has killed Bat to think Of having a
Wild bar MANNED. mangled and crippled
and then held before the muzLle OF 4
gun i enough b drive them wild from
cay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

Ir il evident that the -Arizona
Kicker" is bat a myth. and that the
spirit ~ journalistic freedom which IL
supposed 10 pervade the Wild west ex.
lets 20 longer except in the imagination
Of toe people. A Tucson Judge has sen
tenced the managing Editor and city
editor u the Ph9nix Gazette 10 Jail for
contempt n court. and imposed a tine
ia addition 20 the other punishment.
Nos. indeed. have the hideous customs
% the effets east sapped the very life
blood q Arizona newspaper enterprise
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

One os the lessons OF the late election
Il that political socialism cannot thrive
among our institutions The showing
made b the peoples party last Tuesday
betrsys ne Inherent weakness Of the
organ izasiou In those sections where It's
greatest strength was developed the year
b5fore. In the election OF lsS2 the
peoples party elected - presidential
e, stors and secured representation in
congress consisting q eight representa-
tiEs- aud I've senator's Ia the last cleo
tn The party a ade no gains anywhere
a. wasrogted in its chief strongholds
NoEhsrs i there visible the slightest
en-oarazsmsnt Foe the psvpetuity q the
IriuciFlss q the Omaha platform. The
psops who we're lursd % their advocacy
40 been uGaisccivsl The wildly er.
Sggsratsi statements % existing evils
aad the Ssmedies proposed % cure them
have fallen pu!seiess in the political
s1alx The god hard sense Of the
masses hss reasscrtci Itself 20 check the
trend toward socialism The peoples
= y Fas act without retiseming quail
ties Bot the snuchistic elements within
Is naiadet fhe ieassaiog power % the
llti.a zoo.L That evils have fastened
themselves liss tarnsclss upon our sys-
Ten n government IL indisputaoly true
tnt the seesp.ng revaiution proposed
a. tac Omaha platform would only ia
t..us.fg them aai al others Infinitely
no-s undesirable. Tie passing of ths
p~rsa rarty - xslcoms rsbuks %
Ism II aeafF FORM
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

srs. and TIE oaly members q IA
Dor uninns Pressat acre forsign- boEn
mzlstsrs aad brs~erk The fsnosstra,
tsoa xas Rot harmless thing. II fore.
sos.es evil. The anarchists are deter
a.lned 10 wreak vsogsaaes Tor the Judi
eial execution Of ttose dead nardsFers.
and he legsst No God. no Lord. 10
Slavss.- i ssynineAat q that purpose
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

CovsEEssnAS Re- MADISON will remain
in Washington during the recess 20 &C.
quaint himself Eith the practical work
logs q the departments. A recent deci.
siou a the supreme court removes any
cloud upon his tile 20 the seat. and be
Eill remain in uadisturbed possession
until a worthy republican shall Re nom
mated ADD elected
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

Frsrross % shs worlds Fair Tiil learn.
with general satisfaction. that TIE man
sser - the Cairo village IA the midway
Fisissuce We tuncr~8 cat q stooo in
New icrx. SATURDAY..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

AcCosD5Ss TO the fxures q the later.
stste Commerce commission one person
= allied ia a railroad accident Tor every
l.t9i9l0 that ride twenty tour miles.
Ether make sure that your number l.
DOT l.totgil OF el-e never ride more than
treniy three niles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

DEvsorr = n the nidisf n the greatest
70 'xious ADD moral Demonstration IN ia
histary A monster revival isin progress.
sd hiEhwayman has been SENTENCED
- the peuitentiary Or ten years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13
sho, at an Oyster supper,

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nov. l2-At an
oyster supper given for the benefit OF a
church at Newhouss on Thursday night.
Isaac Saunders shot and killed Albert
Buckner. They quarreled about young
woman. who was claimed as a sweet.
heart by both.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

srholSsorrs fesh. Thin, pale. puny snd scrof-
ulous children are made plump. rosy and TO
bust By the 8 Discovery" They Ike IL, too.
II recovering fTorn 0rfppe, OF IN conva-
.esrencs from pneumonia, feyers. OF other
wasting dissslses, u speedily and surely invig-
crates and hui.ds up the whole system. As
an sppetixing. restorative, tofnc, Il sets nj
work All the PROCESS ~ digestion ard nu-
triton. rouses every orgRs into natural a.
ton. and fTings hack bsssl+h and str'sngth-
In II doesn't benefit or cure, Ia every cass,
you have your money hack
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

hH ClsTs weekly istter = devoted
q review = The eouditions which hare
prevailed - several Eeska. nothing =
uHasusi iaferest being touched apes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

wEATsER suLLETlA.

WAsals0loN. Nov - For lower
Michigan. Light rams 10 ths morning.
r usad - c.earBg weather colder,
- .rlr-l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13
ross or poVrP

loss or TOWER
and vital force follow
loss Of hesh. or enR-
cation. These come
from impoverished
blood Or. Iierce's
Golden Medical Dis
coyeTy enricbes tho
blood. stops the waste
OF strength and tissue.
and bulbs up healthy
hssh. Nasty Cod Liver
obs add Taf. but not
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13
H. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT


IN sAik-Horsts AID f,orz
4 nHs mo1rrD nine rus.un 49,. -. -
sseeee sNsf tl.,alaEa osnsa =, - -, -
nnHt sea. ealsetA Alse cns "a R.re.- -.
- --a-s -, eo9aH 2ol Nfsa - -
1850 s... ..A eEsees sstA ssa Eli 49,.
t-9,.s cssrnss llti sssd kzra. . $500 ~.
e et-,reA eteana. enc - terls asoalr a.. -
ekfts ffosS-eet so CO assllnss 60 ~ i. -
si1 ssnaoa Ais ese koasas - C-rter -
- sacf.a<se 49, holE-s and IA os1tri's l..r.l.I
49, hess1H - tsss stfsrl ssareo. Asl.n......
s'@-ss - s~ls - szssaase
Farms FoR SALE IA f-xrHAxex
= srres ons nails froa Hysaa Cnn... -.
Toss 1@a b@rn- Fee1 ofrAsFoL al 49, -
ttetf ~ fains4tlAIa. ~ sal ~ s1ri.ss.,. -. -
ireFea cts pros,aftb
$50 lara - > afres unaF geols,asflla "a
tnt.alnfs sg.zd oreh4Fa sad ssa4 i.nl y 81
stsn<e iea ho1@e an1 loi - citg.
$50 - scIea n h.NnshsI = Hainas a. u1li..
49, ttif - erres lInyftlsed hal4nos hssaA
la4A
Asrs pnu,h.r - ens ssa.rs..s f.ru. =.
h.sry s..anis. ~Alsa e.a a.sls..ss q a. s1sss
Alses nambsr Of toe t.i.o.s a e.ra-. "a
nesF TIE cii1 fsaFlns fron tse a. lorgr acr-s
4 hets - - ~ pArts - ia eltg - n.al -
tktnenta hoS1e@s - nent
Meas - so-a o. sod resl state s>zurlfy
a. } bEfokAA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

HERssrTEs persons dessrng T. vieV
the remains = r. lste worlds FAIR nay
10 81 pr a aaarser.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13
AN OIL HEATERl

The improvements that have been made in the
manufacture of these Heaters have resulted IN pro
ducing simple durable little stove that performs SIM
nlv wonders in turning clustering boistcrous winter
into sweet and balmy spring We have several difier-
cnt makes the Perfect The Model and The Eclipse all
good all cheap all Just they should be Many times
you want to heat temporarily room in which YOU
have no stove furnace pipe, and nothing At such
fine will prove as valuable as an OIL HEATER
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

II has cured others q Cathrrh-- thousands
~ ,h~sn Why not you DIR. Safs's Ca
tsrrh Remedy i 80 positive IL uiaSsrs ofsr
t5OO reward for an incgrabie case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13
TAxIDERMIsT.

- X HURLBtT, tAxidernist birds ami.
" mails. nsh. etc. mounted a. nstare. all
work strictly nrstciass speciins NJ remoupted;
horns polished. animal rugs TO order; furs
tanned. 49, West Fulton street AZ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

l. TasI. fRoS-Tsa, .-as 49, - .i-I-x
~ ettf-s~ reueFs alas sp<zsiE -
asst Ertsxs stres.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

ct cannot teli IN this letter al that Hood's
earszpaEllla has done TOR N. but can say us
much: Cur son Winnie had running sore on
his face. beginning on one side and moving under
hts chin 10 the other aide. We tried every thing
q cure u. but 40 help came. and Tor four long
years It e0nrnasd. unsishtly and very trouble
sorne. Several persons urged Us 70 gise In
Hoods sArsapaTiila. and ws ioend tnat he In
proyed while taking he frst b0ttle Wekepton
Hoods ; s:.;;;. Cures
givlas II to him until he had taken tour bottles.
The sore has eE:irliy healed NJ. nothing remain
ing bus the scar. which he will carry al LIS life.
lie Is sound strong aud healthy. and We give AL
the praise 90 Hoods SarsaPanllA Ah- ana
Mrs. q. w. DAVIS. Constantine. Mlch-
Moods pills are prompt and sfneient yes
easy In action sold BY al druggists 2Sc-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13
WOOD AND coal.

WOOD AND COAL
HAND A Co. headquarters for coai and
woocs dry zine Wood Sis per load give
rs Q trial Telephone Iz-p. ; Water street ~
ORDER your wood and eoal Of {. y. Peter
" son. p West RudEe street limo
S,OFT wood sllD per cord e. H. Weeks.
- corner ath and Division street fhon4 liza
Ii-iF1o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-13

sL.oSE a. he oeniss - re eiss Ave s~e
u hs,.lsss - 1esst an "a Ira . 40 eoaa,tlen.
l. 5 fses A. Eosaa 4 l~ssti e.esk. sl.lre1sts
LsoR sALg- lass s...ss fns gsaoss q rlas
II feF aalo- ose I.lsef q ~ q Nlo1s Nsd -
Gated = Aas = se~ ho4sen.s1 aaesle
no YoU ~aat . niss hosas "a Gr.sss ave-
a. ses !, s ss 80 - s.'' 80. 80 -
20 al 49, 4 fof 50 : uleatA. Ia n Al. kass
eshss sloeisesaA esiiai-s. .
xyILLAkD A 0RlEFsTHs
w no. Canal street
eays. 10 sna esc snsss reat estats snt / as
n,sssS oaeisy pfesesss.
F'AA an RKAL KsrArE
"a aae "a acTs 4lass.
Has no Ia a,Fe Issres.
has fsar ~ acfs taaoss.
= ,I.as Dor slss rsos~rss. csn a. q oss.s.
stFest s.
I.SOR sal.R Ca - : h5s s.,ss. ss.s hs..s.
a Ass tsock ~ ei.e Il III texf kast laca tians
ana 8 Sss hoassn.sa bioeA. A. r. AsgIsD1s.
EoR sALE-c ne q ne psersiss. aUa pazs
a eoInf ete tl..i slei.i foam teuaas IN he
etiyi sleSa.si "a s,ssy se,tiii aneft part q ths
Lees. foFtsinosftA tsnscA -
EsOR SALE- Near wnliansiarsh, niehiran.
u si.lAl psese ~ J. i.16 tt1ntef caH a. = ana
:. Nee ho'.sesn 81 t.oeA- A. 4 ANslsoAl-
4 have psriies tbat vent 10 Ia, plas sinhnr
II either oE thr hsesEo West Aieiisan ~
Urand ks D ios 4 Indiana lraad cal Al lie
otsce Il A. X. Antlsdfl ~. - and 81 Nv
hoass man block
A BAk6AIA-Partiss leaving the slty; two
"a foe ko1ses sEd lots for esla cf.sap. slso
desirable lots cal Al 10. - and n NeU Hoasse
man block. A X. AKffsnE1-
ron SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
EoR SALE--Livsrs stock and bu.ines. mast
4 b. sold this week dosng eoCd paslnsSs. -
bo~ery street, corner Court stEseL -
E,URNITURE sALE-Panie prices Al Joan
son's place - North mai - &W
furniture eought aod sold sitf
EsoR sALE OR REST-uprishs piano. :
North front street al mo
L'oR sALE--hy entire stor- q furniturs ana
II miscellaneous household goods nee
house and larsn hot corner 81 Unlcn aud Carrsf
streets house and ioi No. ls9 kadison ga sst:
vacant lot on Z brsst street: farm q lea acrss
~ reds east II cit1 limit new busida1gs aDd
| other properly A. A Lord 40 ~ Stacking
street lsd