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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

IeDgE PEaKISs Estate John W. Bar
lor. deceased. order admitting will 10
PROBATE Estate Thomas Bulliment. de
ceased: executors hrst account filed
Estate Alvin y. aossly. deceasod; Jan
uary - assigned for appoin .ing admins
traitor. In the matter IL Stcphsa Rich.
psuper. inssne. order for admission 10
asylum. Estate Helen May. insane.
giar'iian's annual 2rcount lied Estate
ttotert T. Shoemaker. dscsssei; refusal
e eyecutos b accept trust filed; Janu.
az ~ assigned Cor appointing admins
tfst1r with eiil annexed. Estate John
Mccarthy. deceased. order clsssing -
tate against claims. Estate Margaret
Walsh. ieesased. order granting license
D. usortzsxe real eHtate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30


Lzwyer-well. my young friend. yoor
Uncle josh determined tAat yoa should
be farmer or ges nothing from him
he did not leaye You . cent u money.
but he wiiied YEA his piow. eaitivasor.
moving machine. thrsshcr. portable
sawmill. stone erusAer. road soraper and
stump puller.
Yoang Scribb.nr-All right. III cell
them.
LAwyer--fIe has provided against
that You cannot seli or even rent
them You must use them yourself.
Young Scribbler-vsry we'll viii
Lawyer-On tive Old farm;
young Scriahler-No. I'll write q
play and use them on the stage. New
York Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

g. 20 . r.s,sss. Ma. ..s How Ne Wa
Hi<nr<d

Cas- - Positive Msn and How Ne wa
nisrsa
Well down toward the front end Of
de smoking car szt four or i've men.
and one u them was man Of CAB. Not
oaiy thss. bat be WA positive man
40 aggressive mana decided man He
was fres with his opinions and beliefs.
sd one hstening % him got the idea
that be was the sort Of man who be-
lievcd he was dead right and was willing
% put mp hik cash In defense Of ais opin-
I'm Opposite me sat drummer for
Cincinnati house. and a. saw him look
Ing over the top Of his paper and appar-
entity trying to sire the man up ] OBJ
serveds :
.Dont you like to meet with positive
mani
.sPositiver he blurted out. II can
nals, him take water in five minntes.
well, 1 don't know about THAR
.Then III show you Lend me yonr
handkerchief. please. Now. II You will
trust me. lat me take what small bills
yoa have.
He took his handkerchief aud mine and
made -.wad.- Around IL be wrapped
about go in greenbacks. making roll
Of Doodle which he conld hardly put into
his pocket. Then he nodded 10 mo and
we wenE forward and. after a minute ne
said 20 the man Of CAB:
AZ have a little wager with my friend
here. How many times did Abraham
Lincoln serve as PRESIDENT
1.-TWO. Of course" was the reply.
"Are You positives"
Certainly am"
Didn't he serve three"
mo. sir. What's the matter with
your
1.-The matter is think he served three
terms, and | am willing To bet on il.
Come now. have much have you got that
says be only served two termsy'
How much? Why. man. I'll bet you
q hundred TO one"
'.Put 'er right up!" says the drummer
Is he pulled out his roll. II don't want
no such odds as that; just say two or
three 10 one"
II don't want 10 rob you" replied the
man Of CAB. with his hand in his pocket.
Put 'er upl Here's $1,000 to 5000
that says you're dead wrongr'
"T1i-fll take you even for $500"
"Put 'er up! Money talks~ howied
the drummer. Il say three terms, and
here's the long green"
"Why, man. we all know that
I'VE don't either. You say two terms.
and I cay three. | offered you even
money. but III DO better. Here's $1,000
to e50c. Select your own stakeholder"
at doesn't seem IS If could be mis-
taken unused the positive man.
.Put mp, I sayr' shouted the drummer
As he waved his Doodle in the air. "Tll
20 you 81 600 to $500 that he served three
terms
"well. II may be possible, Of course,
but I'm 50 sure OF i. that
"Then put upl Here's 81 900 to 500. "
81 guess l won't bet. Weare all liable
to be mistaken. you know. and perhaps
IL was three terms"
The drummer and l walked back and
sat down and lighted fresh cigars. and
as he returned me my property he said:
.You see. you don't want 10 size a
man up too quickly. There are positive
men and there are men OF CAB. There
are aggressive men and there are men Ell
brag. When you can't tell the differ
ence. try my way. When You shake q
big roll at inan. one Of two things viii
happen. II he's positive man. down
comes his cash. II he's only windmill
on legs. he'll crawfsh. | could have
bluffed that chap over n stone wall with
$l0 bill-"-Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

TWAS sharp. sunahiny October morn.
ing ~ I rode along the back OF Pine
mountain where 10 ovcrlooks virgiaia
and Kentucky. and was thinking about
she !eveliness Of nature and cognafe sub
jects when came uron . mountaineer
with gun In his lap. sitting ca log
where two or three mountain paths con-
verged.
s-oood morning. ssld breezily. for ]
felt good. -
"Mornin.r he responded.
"neantifuI morning. said L
II hsln't nosscnd.- aid be.
"B.sn hnn,iag. sse." said I. nodiins
toward the gun.
s'Yes--aofse." said he
"Yoa haveat had very good luck. ]
shoald Indksy
81 hsvsnt had nens. said he surliiy.
~what's the masterr'
"Dofnsd II know" be saii. getting
up and taking hook sfonnd ''fve hen
waitia here on thls lee ssHcs sun up fes
thss I~<shsr fsc@i Jim Mullins. sn
hassn't Sss q crack a him yit" Aad he
tired shs hsuimsF n his gun. gsEed "a
aowa 49, psfh ffntn which James naieh,
esnss. asa with q hsssy sosd tsornihG
uosssd slseg dswa snoshsf sead.--iss'
treat Ffes Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

"a have essas. sif. sssissmsa shs wili
sy~a s.ilss. thse~lss his he.d l'sss dsa-
satlSs 10 have n cut sish yseF'
rhs assssst sfssfssl he fssears. there
-. shsss sssrssis, sad ~ stssa etss
IA siatls - tfsessfk.
'sfhsts IA flshs. 80, ~ seriied. tsssp
Ne 81 rs ~ssgas - sss n ks k.si hsssshs
ssss ssssklss tssss.s ia s.sAiss sasla
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

James Boyd. Piaaton house. oresn
uord; Jacob kip tleliing. ~ Cal
vsry. A r. Biekfortk Ma - seventh
svsaue. Valley Ctr. Nary Wiilmofh.
Na IL soUth Division. Nsw fs~ks 4
- Bfawr. No 10 Eoekeye Wayne
coubty: Cnasie- = Harpes, No ia Ca.
sv@bse Valley City: Ian Van DIRK. Va.
80 fenth street tIreensoasf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30
Circuit Cours

Jupos GRovK-John w. +. Hol-
eomDe. admitted 10 citizenship.
JrDos ADsfT Fred II. Leonard, By
Lewis ~ Whitney. guardian. etc. va
MARY r Rice. annullmeat % marriage;
proof .aken IN open court: decree
grante,L t'r.d ~ LEONARD. by his guar
dian. "a Hsary H. knight ADD Sheridan
III. Knight caancery; decree granted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

"Pspa. did yoa ever zee lingy'
ssYes. my son.
"oh. did you. honsstiys A eaikipgs-
"Yes.-
s.Ay. how did you feel when Won Jaw
him! What did you dol Anything
"A dida't 10 anything. my sou--ths
other man had scss. Boston Globe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30
Do you use Lay wHurE ilours


- Ouf 9 4 OV'3f q lt0Ffs
For The cure Of Piles Is always painful
9ften dangerous and useless. and invari
ably expensive; on the other hand there is
a new. ccrtein cure, perfectly painless.
gives instant relief aud permanent cure
and costs but triie. 1t Is the Pyramid
Pile Cure. II Is more certain cure thar
4 surgical operation. without any Of thu
intense pain, expense and danger OF ar
operation. ANY. druggist win get 1t fc'
YOU.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

A motion was made in the superior
court yesterday foe ( new trial In the
case Of Doaato Exzo. charged with rape
By his stspdaaghter. Ezzo was sen-
tenced TO twenty years IN Jackson in
the superior court several mouths ago.
The motion was argued aud submitted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

Charlotte H. Moseley. widow OF the
late ALVIN h Moselsy. yesterday peti-
tioned The probate court to be ap-
ppinted administrator az her husbands
state. Hearing was set for January -
The estate il estimated az $1,000. The
deceased diet intestate. Besides the
widow the heirs are Edward K. Tim
otay n. and Emma NJ Moseley.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

Has found that her little oues are i'm
proved moro by tho pleasant laxative.
Syrup OF Figs. when in need OF the laxa-
tive effect OF gentle remedy than by
any other. and haiti 10 more accept
able TO them. Children enjoy il and it
benefits item. The true remedy. Syrup
Of + les. il manufactured by the calitor-
nia Fig Syrup Co only.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

Eumorist's Wife Yea must not
tronble yonr pa just now. dear. IN kis
present mood he is rot 10 be tried with.
Humorist's Child--what Is he doing.
mar
Hrrorist's Wife, Is writing things
10 r.nlse people ,aiagh. TIT Bits
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

Rsf,eFs T. Tyler. No IA Central ave.
nss. teeasirs. lobn. E.lith add Cofnellns
Fafasni-.rx M ~ fss~sdriell street
u,saass. Fnfz schats. Va ~ Fourth
street diphthrria Ira Allyn. No o.
Cs,is ssfs@t. fYeAssid fevar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

JcteF HAoosaTT-f saac Faitsms and
John hoorksma. violation u cemetsry
ordinance. sentences suspended. Anna
PERM. larceny. sri5oafned Dccelnh~r -
feeoarsl Green's. lsfceey, sd3ourned
Ueeernter ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

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iagas aLo1Hsss aa1 SIZE 20 Nlehaei
iiosza. - = - sc = Grsftan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

TIE follcsinz = Iiss 81 N, rnarriars
icenssx l.sasd .lncs as. pabiieation. wlta
~ nasass r<..ksacsss when o1l u the eitTl
xaa sges - "a psFt.esf A&s
Hare Van Sfesiam. Chicago. ~
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Chnzls l. chsBbers. ALPINE. q Mia
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

sfsrs Melissa - Tsetnas Hef<sa.
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. fsa freasra 4 fiesoa 80 sam
oes,rfs f48i ta4 Hfa - Era
tafsi,,s. at -. hssn<taaa . aasas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

JCpaE BrxLTNGAaE People va
ponsto Exzo rape. motion for a new
k.al asgucd and submitted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

Santa Claus will be at Leonard's all
this week Every child viii receive a
present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

resell ..Th1fs eli right Bat don's
want any II yoar jHs. yen ksss-s-
Chieero Trib.pe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

The directors of this bank have de-
clared scmi-annual dividend of three
per cent. payable on and after Friday,
January 3, 1854.
A. HAIL. Cashier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

The cooks fayorite-I1LY wmrK.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

Ask for LILY wHlrK -four.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

Grand Rapids Savings Bsnk-Ssmi-A An
nrai Dividend No. IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

aoo
sok,
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$50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-12

You are very lsts this morning, Mr.
Baldwin, esid dry goods merchrnt r9-
Gently to one OF bis cler ks Do not LEI
1t happen again.
Very sorry. said the clerk, humbly,
met with q serious fail
Indeed, replied the merchant, Int
ing, Are you hurt much
Principally, SIR in your estimati IN. fn.
svered the clerk respectfully.
o., never mind that, eaid the merchant
kindly, sm very sorry, and bad no IN
tention 10 be severe. We are all liable tC
accidents, How did you get the fall2
Well; you see, cir, said the clerk conf
deutially; | was cslsd qults early this
morning earlier ia f.os, thsn usual.
Ahl
Yes, SIT; bat somehow or other fell ssr
Ieep again.
Go to your desk, sir, ard don't try it on
again, exclaimed the merchant with an
air Of severity which WAS believed by the
twinkle in bis eye which denotes that he
enjoyed the joke.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-12
D''ituc 1T NIaTrtaes

Miss Susan B, Anthony is qputed as
saying thst We are on tbe eve Of an era Of
unmarried women. Ine Prouuds for her
| opIulon ara that under mode 70 social CON
tlto.g young omen are becoming moro
aad mura self dependent, Abe 'coUclnson
| sha draws, however, j. not quito evident,
/ ha aarcmptiou that self support on ths
! Pert OF yOnua woman caused ihcn to 10,
gard marriage with inoreasing disfsvor
lml Iies that tLey bsye sought marriage
10 the past Tor sordld and selaah purposl
! ee
IAls Is presentation. IL ignores
tba iutnence of nfiiuity and Affection,
which havo generally dictated matrimo,
uis' alilauces. The most that can be said
Of the general dependence OF young omen
10 tho pest is that il has narrowed 10 u
measure the natural choice OF her heart.
Srli help 10 young women means simply
more freedom for the exercise of feminine
Tendencies. 1t IL absurd TO say that such
| freedom checks or Hmothers patural 10,
stlncte It's effect il Just The reverse nm,
less counteracted by other iphuences 1t
gives the fnl scope to the sfiec ions II
makei i'll sorted unions less probable. 1t
places young women as regards social re.
lations on level With young man
Facts besr out this conolnqon. Mar
risFe nsy he entered upon at later stage
Of lite now thhn formerly bnt among the
masses OF the American people IT IL H
common as ever, II marriage has lessen
ed in any material degree at all or II
there Is q growing aversion TO It clearly
marked, it will be found among the
wealthy classes who are governed by 40
eial ambitions or smong young men who
are either unable TO support families or
are anxious 10 make brilliant match.
That iltelhgeht, self supporting Young
women show, Us a rule, aoy snch disinl
olinstion, II nowhere manifest,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-12
Dangerous Pets.

Inever liked pet tanned ltopsfds, and
will only warn young officers in Indi'
sgsiDst keeping than as pets, They may
be very well behaved TO their masters, bui
when visitor comes TO call, not know in 3
anything abont the eIistance ois leopard
IN the house. II H very unpleasant TO him
TO 6nd huge beast oomiag ,niffing mp ta
him and rssing its bead a. If TO lick bis
face. The victor is probibly seated In
the dfrkeueA drawing room and the SER
vrnts uho introduced him has gone of TO
call bis master, who is said to be dressing
or bathing.
remembered 40 srceedins bad q1srter
Of OIL hour that spent il a cert ,in sub.Ii
terms bungalow With strange leopard a.
nv only companion. Tor the tstrT.ut did
nol come back 10 the drSsing room. as be
dad a Eriy horror Of The leopard on BIZ.
own scc0uot When At ls,t ny young
friend sppeared be could badly believe
tha. suy oae ooald be sirsid Of such =
hsrmlsss, playful suimsl ss bis leopard.
/ thought otbersIse, aud did not repeat
ny call. Before the end ola month this
leopard biz his osn msster OF course 10
play, bat the vss iaEen, snd the master
bad the stull snd skin very hsndonsly
se, up - ssoavenif oi biz old pet,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-12

Magistrate Ladner was seated in state
behind toe tall railing in his Callowhil
street Office, hrs diRuihed clerk at ons ell
bow, his dreaded constable o. tue other
when a vel d,.ss5i mar entered, noun
ted the tt,p below the railing, leaned ov
er, crept and oJaarvnl:--
Judge, with you'd commit. .me to the
house Of correction.
Too late, IuU~c'c} his honor curtly.
Drop around tomorrow morning.
The maglstrstg wac thus brief because
the request was 40 new one. Scores Of
trsmps apply 10 thgpolice justices for lod
piog and bosri on the PeOnypsck. Lad
ners visitor was not to be discouraged.
My name iudge said be, is Sills Llkinr
ton; live at 20j2 Graft Sreot I've lbseu
drinking too much aud eating too little,
I'm ell broken up and haven't cent
W n'tyou give me chance to brace
up2
Y0u can have it tomorrow, was the re-,
ply The boat has gone up ths river and
don't commit in the afternoon 10 suit the
convenience Of any mau that wants t1 60
to !ail
I'm desperate, reJoined ElkiutoD. II
you don't oonmit me now III smash some
body's windoWi then youU hayo to 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-12

This ls about two ginS who lived 10 q
western mining town and who might have
bsen married TO the choicest yonng men
OF thu town il they hadn't each fallen in
love With the weakest. The boys were
friends, named respectively, Smith aud
Curtis, aud they we're so slow TO pop lh
important question, even while deepetstel
ly in love, that the girls conc.u Jed to
bring them to time.
Just the way men DO, said Sally Hsnks
take siI shooter aud AK them their at,
tentions. They won't be any need Of lea,
ding the shooters they'll be 90 scared
they III drop the minute they see them.
Tue young men were partners 10 busin
ess, and sally Hauks sbd hsr friend L b.
el Barber called tngrtler at their office,
carrying the weapons cobee led 10 their
hand bags.
Ethel trsmbled 80 sh- could barely
stand, bot her friend Sally vas Beryed up
to business.
We're just tired Of shtly shsl yiag. sEe
ssid sterply, iyoa dont know your o~n
mluds. we II help Jon 10 hnd them, sud
We voa's stsnd any more ioolln. Tor thfr-
are others usiuu, sod che took ont Der
siI shooter, sni held It under tue hos6 Of
Byron Smith, who nearly tainted.
In your hueklsberry. hs g.sped at
dropped on hls krses.
Cartis took the wespoa 10 giDgsrlY
iashio out Of Ethefs bsads and ask I'd
hsr TO be Mr. Curtis At the earliest poe.
si blsidats.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-12

Speaking OF ACTOR. h,lus Iu their trunk.
said Charles " Swain vLo p'.ts to
t"o le 10 The Slasasay tais syasru. 70
oou,llil have tueujllvho aotaal 8 ,p,rt
formed tbat feat.
lla took 40 atIlo room 10 iNcs York
lpa.,ng house for the summer. Lors be,
fore he go3 en cugsgemanl ms money
gave oat lie stood "a his l,udIady ior
three weeks. AT last she learned that he
bed heea t,klnR,ontihis clothes, lone, piece
at - time, aud pasbtng them, and thtt
bis trunk was etapty 50 she ordered
blm out She gave him the privilege Il
Of removing his trunk by night, As he had
to 40 the moving himsot Ho told her
BE- Was going to Hohoken.
Next mouiaR bis trunk was gone. aud
shr let his room to another lodser. Sha
never knew It, but he had merely ,skcn
ble 'rn0k mp ttruJRh the hate hwsy to tho
rot He luod IT With OF wrapping pa.
per and be slept IN il nights, being a sbcrt
maa aod used to sleeping with BIS kuc,s
ban Ho kept the cover down 10 tho day
thu ADD open at night Ga rainy uigh,s
he pat mp Li4 umbrella, which was larfo
enough to cover the whole trunk lo
came aud went to bis lodging by tho Ire
escape Of the next bouse, always arriving
aftgr dark and departing at the Grst sign
o, dawn.
lie used TO say that tha fine view
made mp for the difcomfofts ho under.
went IN bis elevated quarters, no ocoupl,
ed tus lodging fer two eek at the end
Of wucb time be got an engagement Hes
nov 'ra~lbg S.4j week aud The whole
eoo1ry would recognize bis name il
were to give 1t away.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-12

wa sitting on ss.ll barrel on tbs aha
dy side Of the depot walle wsIting toi
lbe tram oa the other rosi hs. farmer
drove up 10 he wsF a. lie went atouud
aud talked vita the station agent Tor
few mioutes aud thsu returned 10 ssh
SgraBser do you want 80 make $40, qF
as easy . rolling 81 slog'
d.,
Air you a religion, mso2
Not exactly
AnJ scruples sg' - lving'
TA.'s according to oirtams'anee.
state your case,
The case Is !lst this ! owu 100 acres
Of land night aronnl here. A /, stands
ITS worth sboat Is A. AGRA Split her NJ
into city lots sud each ona will bring 800
Yoa oAu figure on 81 U0J al ecre
But this ia no s,sut iyr 4 cty protest
90.
Thsrs whsr the lyin will come iu
.hnnld eAlAa'i-ta ~ your maxim the
sIte.
There's no fuel no water. NJ .grlouI-
tute.
Got to lie boat eai'
You've eot to have natural sdsaatsgeS,
to make this Ii city.
More lyin.
You've SIMPLY got railroad junction,
one house aud 100 acres Of mighty poor
Ian TO start on, | said ss looked around
Cd the lonesome prospect,
Thar Is wbsr the lyin will come inl be
answered. I've known 20 towns out here
to start on a heap less. Is II a bargain or
no? You do ths lyin and advsItIsIn, and
| do the ssliin, and in year well cl ear
up a carload Of money. Best chance 10
the wotli for rlsin young man. kuocks
a silver mine all boiler.
I'm afraid | couldn'. accept your hber
al proposition.
All right. No harm done. I'm lcotin
for liar. He's got to be 3 good one, AS
you seemed to be out OF q job and dead
broke thought Id tackle you. All the
same. however, I'll hit the right man in.
side OF week aud he'll make his fortune
bore,
Best OF schools, plenty Of churches, SIX
railroads, ri ch country. future Chicago, 10
factories, cultivated society, purest Of wa'
ter, public parks come with rush,
sold sgain. iyou lsppen to meet litr
sendhIm down.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-12


ho' SAtp h'ft A'r' 'o' 'A.' '' y
Ats hguted 10 .aalS domestic h'"''t '
oeoA'iofs s'roe 'tsp hn' .rfp 'auea '.'
ITS ucrtr RA'snA h'on loaded.
oaoe "h'n Byron am'ta re- a''a =
So@e ". 80 o'a vie l'@ "'ae 'Na 'a'-"
u on ihs ae.'. o'''. a'd fsea''''' W --s n''
''4 - sh""'ef' I'' l'f " " ".' '"s '.''
st'fa'''--
fleh up ih'' ''e'i' &sss
he p'osed ~ "F'
NV '"' H.
Il" "'' IL " Tue '''. 'to"' A'' ''
"eadot.a ~"t'f w 4@ WIG 'A't .e ..
ASn. s, h.,am.n.
A Cliu4msE g " ta.'.y ia close pro1
unity TO agroup at ,utst.sa yulue Volor
ca 10 ths sht,es aauag 's.n 81 The un.
,ou depot . ua -na o1J,-t,d 10 bis pr4
sepca and r,uug s3 r raaaen -er c3a1ucu
or t. escort hIn g., uua,hor waiting
room.
Ttis is ladies sai'i1e room, the pas
s5nger director 'rfrued BIN 10 mid .nu,
es lou eiIl have 10 tIt ~ another
room.
The Chinnau looEta at him with u
uost woeiJI a'tenca,l expression. No
Sabe, he rerhet
sry you viii have to 90 10 thore, the
passenger dlrecJsr Oidefe again pointing