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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-06-30
WEDDING BELLS.

We clip the following from the
Austin (reXar) News:-Married at
the Christian Church in this city
last evening, by Rev. w. G. benson,
Of the Cumberland Prerbvterian
Church, Mr.. John w. HorDsby and
Miss Florence G. Stanley, both Of
this city.
The church was beautifully decOra-
ted for the occasion, and large num-
Der of frieLds were present to witness
the ceremony.
The bride is lady whose intelli-
gence, kindly disposition, and wo-
manly graces made friends of all
with whom she came in contact. The
groom comes OF one of the oldest and
most highly respected families in
this county, and he is young man
whose reputation and sterling worth
is OF the very highest. A host Of
friends wish him and his fair bride a
long, happy and prosperous lie.
After the ceremony last afternoon
they left for the Worlds air ana
will be absent several weeks.
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Drink Hendricks Soda Water.
you want nice Puff shirt go 10
jsr20 ly A. T. MoRGAN's.
SOUTH COLUMBIA.

The revival meeting at the Second
NJ. f.. Church continues to grow IN
interest aud enthusiasm; and the
fruits OF earnest, faithful labOrs are
being reaped.
Misses Maggie Blair aud jamie Nc.
Clellan, spent = few days in the
country last week. TO say :hey have
been in school for the past ten
months is sufficient testimony as to
how much they enjoyed their visit
Mr.. Ed Tsp-cOt lett uIsday for
the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Band of Nashville, is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Malone.
Miss Kebecca FAriss has visited the
country "siuce school was out"
Mr. w. A. Irwin OF Mt. Pleasant,
was here this week.
Mrs. Branch and daughter Miss
Emma, of Groveland, are spending
the week with relatives here.
Mis- Fletcher Thweatt spent day
or two in the country recently.
Mrs. VIM. Malone made business
trip to Mt Pleasant this week.
Mr.. James Ward and family, who
have been living in Nashville several
years, have removed to Columbus,
their former home.
Mr.. Junius Martin came up from
Decatur, Ala this week TO SEE hi
parents.
We are creditably informed thai
one OF our South Columbia minister.
was mp ia town one day recently
trying to buy pair OF cow horns
being curious To know what 1
preacher could want with such arti
cles, we inquired into the matter arc
learned that he owned muiey coz
which he wished TO ornament witt
them.
Mr.. Frank Newsun is out from
Nashville as the guest Of Mr.. JOIN
Martin.
Prof. Barcley R. Shaw Of Culleoka
was the guest OF friends here las
week; we are not certain but thinl
he is related to the HERALD family
We had the long desired plessur,
OF seeing, in real flesh, our lovely
/ Verna Villiers, one day recently
We are prone to divest our pet o
| favorite authors OF a mortal brint
and enshrine them in our imagina
| ton as ethereal creatures, but fOunt
Nerns Villiers to be only a tUOmdR-
though a very pleasant one.
Farmers are, many of them, short o
work stock just now, sud will be NOR
so when they come to blowing 70
wheat The best way to supply your
self with cheap horses is to sttent
Browuing'R Auction Sale and buy q
your own price, at c. c. Vaughn
stable, Saturday, July l, at 10 q. NJ. ]
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-06-30
IN MEMORIAM
THOMAS WHITE.

Dead! No not dead but sleeping.
On the night of the thirteenth day OF
June, 1893, surrounded uy the sorrow
ing family, the soul of Thomas White
emerged from its earthly habitation
and went back 10 the God who gave il
lite, pure and spOtless, without one blot
on ITS esCUlCheOu.
Thomas White was born on the 2ud
day of November, 1897, and at the age
OF rs obeyed the teachings of God un-
der Elder Wade Barrett At Lynnville,
Tenn, and from that day until his
death served the Lord faithfully and
well. His life was beautiful and pure,
that OF an ideal Christian. His home at
Fountain Greek, was the resort OF men
of God, and with these he loved to con-
verse, cleaning from their knowledge
many things that enabled him to serve
the Lord so well. His Bible was his
friend, and in times of adversely when
al else seemed useless he found relief
and comfort in the study of the words
OF God. He was devoted husband, a
loving father, aud a true friend OF man
kind. No wayfarer Knocked at his
door in vain, ever ready to sacrifice his
own comfort for the good of others, Hts
faithful service in the Sunday-schOol
and Church at Fountain Creek, will
live forever in the memory of the little
children of God who rsmem Der the
dear Old face and the sweet words OF
comfort received from him, and many
young eyes we're bedimmed with tears
as all that was mortal of their beloved
teacher, was borne from the church he
had served so well To its last resting
place. Many young men will remem,
Der his kind advice in times of trouble
and in their hearts cherish fond mem.
cries for one who pointed out the path
OF the right. And now we see gathered
around the grave those who knew and
loved him best. Old aud young with
one accord come to pay this last sad
tribute to their departed friend. And
in the midst of this vast assemblage we
see the Sorrowing widow surrounded
by her children with the tears stream.
ing down their cheeks, their heart.
filed to overlooking, and by their side
with heads bent and hearts bleedins
three orphans that remember him as
father, they too come to pay this las
debt of gratitude 10 the one they loved
No more will they call him husband
father, grandfather and Uncle, aud a
the clods of earth fall with mournfu
thud the tears come thick and fast thu
loving hearts seem to break, wheI
through the mist that gathers before
their ewes, they see him standing oil
the other side, surrounded by angels
reckoning with outstTetched hand 4
chOss he loved on earth, giving then
saOpe, wiping away the tears, aud theI
Nse glorious realization of Gods blesse,
promise bursts upon them like the blsz
OF = new born sun and those blesse,
words fall upon their ears like sweetes
bslG;
Oh death where is thy sting,
Oh grave where is thy victory.
ONE WHO LOvEO HIN.
Bessemer, Ala, June q, lSQ3.
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Shareholder Notice!

The regular annual meeting Of
shareholders Of the Lawrence Iron
Co, will be held on Tuesday, the 18th
day Of jolly, 1898, at the office Of w. ].
Whitthorne, Masonic Temple, 1T 10 80
O'CLOCK =. m, for the election OF a
board Of directors for the ensuing
year and the consideration Of such
other business ss may be brought
before the meeting. Very respect
fully, GEO. CHILDREss, See'y,
junl6.5t
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Fruit JarS For All.

We have received a car load OF
fruit jars. Remember aud give US
call before you buy, as we can save
you money. LAZARUS q SONS.
iun23 st
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DR., II. Holding.

Has made his arrangements to buy
heat and invites the Wheat growers
to call and see him before selling
their wheat crops. II.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-06-30

Look st the White Mountain, be-
fore you buy your Ice Cream Freezer.
Sold cheap by
II E. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
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ClalC2Iy Sale Of Town PIIlSItI.

w. w. Joyce VS.. Mrs. l. VI. Sullivan, ct al
Pursuant to r decree entered at the
April Term, 1893, of the Honorable
Chancery Court of Maury County, at
page %, of the minutes of said term,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-06-30
Church Lawn Party,

The ladies Of the First C. P Church
will hold their annual party at The
grounOs OF the steam laundry, FRI
day night, July Z.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-06-30

A large stock of paints, oils and
varnish, best quality, just received by
Il WOODBRIDGE, IRVINE l. TOwLRR,
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Monday, July 10. 1893.


expose to public sale at the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Columbia, TO the
highest and best bidder, the following
lot or parcel OF land: Situate in the 9th
civil district of Marry County, Teunes-
see, on the north side Of 10th street in
Columbia, and bounded on the North by
lot of Mrs. J. q. Bailey and running east
with her line 80 feet tn the y. W. corner
OF the lotc0nveyed by Jack Porter 10 /.
NJ. sullivan thence south l90feet TO West
10th street, thence west with the bOunda-
~ line of said street to the lot of Mrs.
Alice Mckay. Thence north 90 feet with
Mrs. Mckay's lot to the lot Of /. NJ. Sui
Ivan; thence north with said Sulliyans
line 100 feet to beginning.
Terms of Sale.-Said sale will be on
credit of one and two years, except the
sum of One-third OF the purchase money
which must be paid on day Of sale.
Notes with approved personal security
bearing date OF sale and interest from
date Will be required of the purchaser
and a lien retained IN secure payment
OF the purchase money.
junel6 At J. c. DEXTER, u. c. NJ.
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Ladies Oxtords, all prices at
iAD20 ly A. P. MORGAN's.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-06-30
Wheat aud Corn.

We are paying the highest price fol
wheat and corn.
If MCLEMORE MILLING Co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-06-30

Try Golden Rod,
An elegant new perfume at Hen
bricks drug store. II
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-02

Have piece of the earth for your
own.
Three-story brick business house on
Jefferson street, now renting for Sil0
per month, $4,000. This is the best
bargain in business property in Roa-
noke.
Groom house on Terry Hill, all con-
yehiences, large lot. Price, So. 500; $500
cash. This property cost 1900.
a rare bargain in the best located
s-room house on Jefferson street. If you
want bargain here it is.
Splendid 11-room house in the West
End on the car line, finished in hard
wood, all possible conveniences, 81, O0O
New s.room house on Seventh avenue
8. W., near Jefferson, all conveniences.
Price, $500, cost $4,000.
Groom house on Jefferson street. bath
room, hot and cold water. Price, S2,65O
Good 7'room house on Henry street.
al conveniences. Price, $500; will
take lot for cash payment.
The best lot on Fifth avenue N. @ :,
50x200 feet; $1,000.
Good Groom house on Tazewell street,
S1.25O.
New Groom house with all modern
improvements, finished in oalr on the
West End Boulevard. Price. 1850;
$500 cash, balance $50 per month
A 5-room cottage near the brewery,
5000; $50 cash, balance $40 per month.
Patterson avenue lots 50xl5O feet,
$500
We have two lots for sale in the Lewis
addition very cheap.
PEACH ORCHARD,
273S acres. ON the Shenandoah Valley
railroad, miles from Roanoke end one
mile from station. 1000 fruit trees,
enough fruit on the place this year to
pay for the land. Price 5000; come and
see this.
bought at present price will yield good
profit.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-02
THE ROANOKE TIMES. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER q 1893.
c etOut that Old Stocking!

Turn 1t wrong side and put your money in the
Bank or pay your debts The Countrys all right and
Banks too You just helping to make times hard
making for manufacturers shut down. throw
ing thousands of employment Think, $500 900 900
withdrawn from the Banks and from Circulation About as
much as is spent for bread In Aren't you ashamed
OF yoursel-o get scared like two.yea1 o1d Get it
and be Man.
The Stone Printing & Manufacturing Company
Ed. l. ONE. Opposite HoteI Roanoke
President. ROANOKE VA
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-02

MRS. sEELIGsON HAS OPENED A
Music studio at Mrs. Prices, No. Sc Sixth
avenue 8. We, where she will now meet her
pupils and classes. The studio will be very
convenient to pupils of the city schoole,
and especially to those of the Ugh schools.
Hours to 1. and . to $3.50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

Ernest Thompson Found Dead Near
Otta Station.

Ernest Ihompsou Found Dead Near
Otta Station
The body Of Ernest Thompson. boy
OF IL years, vas found with a gun shot
wound in the breast at Otia station Ia
Newaygo county yesterday morning
Near the body In On old dug out. Was
found the boys cap. overcoat aud shot
qua. one barrel Of which had been dis
charged. The body was found by De.
tective JAKE Johnson OF this city and a
companion. At fret il appeared ~ IL a
murder had been committed. but on
carefully examining the ground 1t ap
pesred that Rfter being shot he at
tempted to leave the place and 90 home.
He appeared to have gained his feet aud
fallen again several times. ~ the ground
was trampIed down Tor quite distance.
He had succsedsd In getting several
rods frous the place where the shooting
occurred. Otia y . email way station.
with no agent In attendance. The
body was found about ten rods from tho
ststion t,uildine The coroner At Ne
waygo was notified and summoned q
jury to Investigate the case. The cloth
log vas satursts1 with blood and the
body wss colds ada rigid. showing that
he had l,esn dead ali night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24
p,d snIendld nu,lncs,.

1t is pleasing to state that the ]. G.
Hcrkner Jewelry Company is a firm
that can be classed in the fist of those
that enjoyed brisk holiday trade. The
really magnificent display OF rich and
elegant novelties. all OF which were new
purchases. and the remarkably low
prices asked for the goods. were the
causes Of a good business being doue by
the Rrm. There were occasions during
yesterday that the number OF patrons
were far larger than what could be con-
veniently waited upon by the clerks.
More than one heart will be made glad
Christmas morn by gift that was So
lected from the stock shown by the j.
G. Herkner Jewelry Company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24


When completed the club house q
the 81 Ceeeiis seeisty vlii Do credit,
not only % the city. but 10 the society
A. we'll The edihcs Win be CHASED 10
the list of our handsomest structures
and il fame xiil not % eonhsed WITHIN
the boundaries Of the slate IHE Hfs,
AID siIl not at this time 20 into do
tails - regards the features and Inter
ssting points Of the club hosise; that viii
be left for q later date At present
reference will only Be made brief1y 81
tho progress thus Tar made % the bald
a representative Of TnE HERALD 10
Gently, under the guidance a James
Curtis Of the contracfing hrm o. james
Curtis a Company. who are doing tbs
mason work on the building. toured
over the nov partly constructed sdifics.
About forty masons. etc. we're engaged
In their duties and the sight they pre-
ssuted, each man seemingly understand.
ing what his particular duty waA was
90 interesting one to say the least Hr.
Curtis personally u suporintebding thiu
contract and through his indsfatigabIs
edortA progress h being rapidly made
The side walla are com pieted. carpenters
are at work on the trusses and work
will be immediately commenced on the
constructing Of the front waIl OF facade
The stone and brick necessary are here
and 10 readiness for use. Curtis 4
Company will pnsh the work as rapidly
al possible and ere many days shall
have passed the club house wifi be un.
der roof. Too much cannot be said in
praise OF this firm for their efforts %
far made in their work. Though rapid
employers. they are careful and thor.
ough In their system aud the quickness
Of time already consumed Ia their work
Shove plainly that they are no loggards
j. H. Hagy & Company. y Canal
street. are making a speciality on ladies
fine footwear.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

Cnse>ey oreaniaazisa society unsbis
- D>ssvs~ wond F'ast kssaxh
Work has hssu bsxun @ me annex 10
IL work room az the Charity OIgsniza-
tsn soessty headquarters The New
churcA society Ass giv<n the nse Of the
baasnenf q ifs church tor . sforsroon.
zsd ooeuibotlops which have been
esorsd IN room "a the Clarity soeiety's
bulldog are being moved into the nss
stossroon. Thu will give more room
sd systematic arrzngsmsnt for the
Eorses' Iozz c.osst
Last night thsrs we're nins orders In
f<R vood ~ headquarters aad oniy one
nan to deliver Il. Search w2s made
yesterday 10 hire drsyman toad in the
delivery. bat 10 one could b found.
1hs result uas that the man Who dsiiv.
err rsgui4riy vss told TO work today
He uill begin as 3 o'clock THE morning
ed uoek until ell the wood 10 delivered
The fFiendiy visitors should Be care
fui IN reporting cases 70 give the street
aud nnmber. otheruiss 10 u dlf1eult 20
Dad psrsons whom they report Anony-
u,oos letters aud reports win receive no
attention b. the secretary. II parsons
uil1 rot sign their nance to eormunica-
tions the Investigators can do nothing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24
CHURCH SERVICES

Unity Church (Unitarian) Ladies
Literary club house. the Rev. H. Digby
Johnson. NJ. A.. pastor. Service. morn
ing. at 1000: a musical service with
two brief addresses: !. The significance
Of Charities 2 Other Christmas
Daysv No evening service.
South Congregational-The Rev. J. E
Smith. pastor. Morning subject: "Vari-
ous Opinions Concerning the Infant
King" Evening subject: The Grow
ing Christ Y. p. 3. c. E. at 5:io
p. m.
81 Marks p. E.. Division street and
Of Pearl street.-The Rev. DIR. Campbell
Fair, ID. D.. rector. Holy communion
at 9si5 q IN. Service and sermon at
1910 q NJ Sunday school at noon
Evening prayer and sermon ] p IN.
Christmas day services TOO and IL 90
a IN. 500 .. IN. Evening, 1880 p. m.
throughout the week holy communion
will Do administered.
ST. Marks Hospital-Ssrvice in Tus
tin chapel, Sunday at 4 p. N. and Thurs
day az 2 p N
st. Matthews Fifth Ward P. E.. Quinn
by street and North avenue. Sunday
school at 10 q N Service and sermon
III a N.
Emmanuel Presbyterian church -
1870 q. N. Christmas sermon; at noon,
Bible school; p. IN. Y. p. s. c. E.; p.
N esangelistlc services
New Jerusalem ehurch-Corner Lyon
and North Division streets. Services
sunday morning at the usual hour
Snb1ect: why Jehovah Assumed HUI
mainly" The Rev. George y. Smith.
minister.
Church Of Christ fScientist)-Good
Templars hall. corner OF South Division
and Island streetR Services 1870 a. IN.
Sabbath school following. All are In.
yited.
Fountain Street Baptist Churrh-Ths
Rev. John l. 6sckson. ID. d.. pastor.
Christmas service morning and evening.
Morning subject; The Angels Song
Evening subject: Tho Joy Of Giving"
Church Of Christ-Rev. ". J. Russell.
pastos. Morning subject: -Good lid
logs Of Great jay Evening. q lecture:
Crime. its Cause and Remedy All
insifcd.
All Souls (Universalistl - Sheldon
street. corner Cakes Tho Rev. Charles
fluhrer. ID. D.. pastor. Christmas mu-
sic. sermon 90 The Message from
bethleksm." Sunday school with special
services at IL ~ Al 5 p. IN q Christmas
cantata BY Sunday school children. lee.
tire room- No evening service.
Grace Church, corner Cherry and Ia.
fayette streets Rev. John b. Hubbs,
rector. Holy commuu>sc, 8; morning
prayer and sermon. 1880; chors evening
prayer and sefmon. ]. Service on Christ
mas day at l0 O'Clock.
Park Congregxtional-The Rev. Dan
y. Bradley. pastor. Christmas service
az iO.sD = m. Sermon. Room for
Jesus" Sunday school at li5a The
svening service and the guild meeting
eiil be merged in the sunday school
Christmas exercises az 8 p m. The
members % the school instead Of re-
esivinr gifts wili bring them Zoe others
81 PsaI's Church Turner street. A.
Mad Burgess. rector. Holy commun.
ion and sermon AZ ION Sunday schos,l
a. IL Choral svealng prayer nc Z
Chrssfmss morning. holy commanlon
and ssrnoa az l0.n All SEATS free
A. - Mu>sslmsp will address. the
young nen's nesting IN the association
builalng Sunday afternoon AZ 4 o'clock.
building open from 3sD a. D N. Ser.
vices az TIA Cnion depot a 3;i5 p IA,
90 whish the pubic are cordially invited
u be present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24
TO GET MORE WATER
DURING the PAST YtAa
Co.s.oa cs.scil WIN h Asksa -
P'rosits ,fonss snr Large Mn
services Pnnpl

Grsztsf punping facilities are nss<isd
fee ths city water works. and Yesterday
TIE grsztsr part q the ss>sson q tia
bozr1 q pubic works vas spsat IN dis-
sussinx ths matter A a1kiittsnal
panp. % larger pump vith = capacity
II a Iszst i0oo0oo z.Ilons daily. for
the hlll ssrvics 10 desired The bssrd
has coms - the concluzloa that pump
large sneash 70 sapply the hiIf~ ssrsics
foe the nsxt ten 90 fssnty pears h What
- needed. inzised q PURCHASING . new
pump every two % thrss pears. and
thea have ons-kaIf % the people Gus q
water IN h0s weather. The engineers
resort shoss tho daily average q water
eonsansd last week % have been D:,S7.-
ne gallons. Wills fsr the week snding
D>cembsr -. l512. IL szs 7.ziAz34 gal
lonA The Increase 10 201l .sl9 gsllonA
The increased eonsunP ti0o u due % the
fact that water mzins have been en-
tended very much during the past sum-
ner II the increased consumption co.,
finnss In proportion nsxt su0ner, the
present pumps all Do unable % do the
work. and that part 81 the city supplied
~ xhaf 10 known d the hall ssrvics
maias xilI Do without sdsquats ire pro-
f>ctioa and without sztsr for spfinkhng
and domestic uses
There % not enough monsy Ia the
fund - purchase . pump. and u ons 10
purchased IL wiu % necessary tor the
eommoa council 70 take measures 90
raise the e.sh for the purchase Of L. 10
. pump 10 20 De purchased. the board l.
II the opinion that 10 should Be ordered
~ once. in order that 10 may be in place
in time cert summer 10 help out during
the dry season IL u the opinion Of the
members ~ the board that some action
should D. takea BY the common council.
add % that end a communicative vii be
formulated and addressed % the council
IN the near future.
The board will next week let con-
tract for the grading Of South Lane
agenua
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24
To the Pub C

A man calling himself J. II. Havicon
and representing himself 70 be an agent
OF the undersigned company has been
endeavor,ng 10 obtisn credit and run
bills with various parties. telling them
to charge the same to TO the undersigned.
All persons are hereby notified that the
said Havicon has no connection THAT.
ever with this company aud no authority
from them OF any kind.
WARREx-S oHARr ASPHALT PAvrNe Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

Arnold DsIislt. . member % Coopsrs
vile tsnt % tie X. O. I. NJ. died lest
evening" ~ the corner ~ Island snd
spfing streets after hfisi illness a ~
pnoid fever The body wlil he taken "a
hastings. Michigan. on The ! O'Clock
tI'sia this manning asd members al the
various local tsnts Of the Asceshees are
requested 10 meet a. he late Fssidsaes
At D o elsek % set 80 an Escort 20 the
trsia The Deceased sss former resi-
dsat - Hs<tings
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

boy; Thoaaas NcGuire. gil; J. y Aeni>.
gifi; John jobaseD. he9.
DseeDber .A-k bmslianxe boy;
David W. Johsz toss Robert Troessn
eoy; Absxt W. hsssa<n. bey; NiIIszn
Wood. glh-
Dsesnbsr 2l--wsli sp<ssne. rsrl;
John l. Neilhinisg. ssll: ssbrssdls
kibinek. girl.
Decen Ter - George Saith. boy.
Calvin Csflip. sirI; Ar Deyormsr. g,rl;
Deesnbsr . William q. Bruas mel
Ter. boy; Joseph Si<ier. gri.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

The Western Beef 4 Provision CON-
pany's establishment was busy bee
hive yesterday. and hundreds. yea thou
sands. OF patrons went away happy With
the quantity Of meats or poultry re-
ceived for the small sum Of money left
The Christmas sale was success. Ii
would moi be amiss 10 state that during
Christmas week the same low prices on
everything viii prevail that did during
the great sale.