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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17
TOOK AFlRMER TONE
Every Attempted Bear Rad Met
BY Watchiul Bulls.
MONEY Is MUCH EASIER
tsy Aftxrn-sa Wall Street became
Valss and the Buy ing Through the
Lat Pound Better Prices.

NV yoRk. May i6.-Money on call
has been easy. ranging from 3 IL : per
-tnL last !ossn al : per ,cnt, AID closing
offered a. . per cent
Posted rates "a Suigo.
tsoyesnm~nt bonds steady.
The stock market ~as extremely er
rattle IA us course early Ia the day and
a. a result loNer prices were touched,
tut Tie declines were less Important
.lan Il late. The fresh business troubles
"a thI- siaie and the failure IL the City
q Melbourne bank in Australia wers
used 10 depress IN, list. but the bears
failed 10 dislOdge any considerable
amount II long stock and prompt rallies
occurred after zach attack. The fact
N q a. trouble developed on the stock
exchange here inspired the bulls with
courage aud they gave ~ market much bet
- r4fiort. MOLey CONTINUES easy on call
rne 1.s teCIdeI effect a. the brokers are
tai'f- plIllu. Ia take marginal accounts
l'lri44s The Afternoon there WAS good tuy ing
iiett through the list ana pric,s made "A
20 aay advance. fEe sales were 80 al
.hlfe,, 81 which -. a. acre unlisted. 'fhe
in . at clo---i tFu ~ tone az prices within
a traction 90 thc high, u attained.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

CHfc,Go. May i-.-Wheat showed a better
tone to-day, and that, too. in the face of
much news that Vas unmi-takahly bcari-h
,afls- we're generally lower. The close was
firm ~ an AL vance of sc. The corn market
Wa firm. although some Of the heavy
traders sold freely. Closing prices were = e
higher. Tho oats market was dull hut firm
closing - e higher. The provision
uarsst Wa dull tut very strong. Hogs
we're Ice higher. Closing prices show the
following advances: July and September
pork. "a: September lard, 25.c, aud Sep
teri fcr ritz iT'ac.
Closing prices:
wHxAT-May. 72c'f; July, .sxc; Septom-
ber. - ~: year. sJAc.
CoRS-May. &c; July, 43stc; September,
E4.
Oirs-Nay. . SC; June. 2aJ.c: July. e9szc;
So. uiher. &c.
PoRS-May, 5000; July, 5000; Sep,em.
her S5tv1.
L,sn-May. slo.Go; July, 5000; septcm-
h.r. slli5.
RlR~-Nay. siO.15. July. sio27; Sep.eIn-
b.r fID .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

FIRE. II blows upon her face. She re-
coils from IL, but il follows her. Madlv
she lifts her hands and tries to beat IL
back. The men-the men at the fenccl
Where are they? Alas. they have all
gone IN dinner. Once again . frantic
crv bursts from her lips
II Is answered. A. this moment
IIardingc reaches her. and flinging of
his coat ~ catches her In IL Folding
IL round her. he holds her rs II In vice
What brought him back Cbcyond the
mercy Of Cod he never know. except
thas uoec last words of his: ''Dmt set
fire to yourself. at all events" had
seemed 10 haunt him after he left her
A foo,ish fear about the vorv3s had
touched his lovers lrcart and compelled
him to mount Q wall and look back In
o moment he had seen.
lie qwcpclScd the flames Ia q rniYscu-
lously short time. Letttia Is able e.
stand up and answer family his pas
sionstc questions "a ~ hcr safety. when
suddenly a voice ssvikes upon th~m
that renders both dumb
II is the voice of Miss Bspbs4dg~
sae has hen soiiing up DE hill she
looks aimoes distrsasha
Obi sir" cries she. catching Lrtitia
m her srms II saw sIL ! tbO~A9nt
shruld have died. Obi my girl-my
darling chiia'~ tshe syr nds her whole
life sormenting f~tisiA hut i~tltAa for
all ,hes Is s,,e apsA. Of her eyel 'Vhl
SIR. INV can thanh your The sv~si-
,oie e my life - yours-tt,> rvsarr~~r
81 IN, pretty c6ihi." Then tho Old lA.iy
lurs, uu, crying. Half an tHnsr aeo
che could hsvc dsci rather shsn cell
L>.,,iA .l,c Was rr~sty. hns nov she
LAYS many offertnp. 81 Der feet Poor
feet They might have teen husDcd.
-lf yo'a ~ii aid 90. more service 81 tce
imrne AerrahA~ Que Jon have s,ressy
done nse>" ssys shA ssfNy. 'ra Win
help iae ~ Gee ry p-~ child bsnk I'd
the hsl,~e
-isu1" t-vsps iisriinx~ n se~s.s
-~~sr ~ htr. even ~ ,'ssss5~-svs
u.ofeanN \, receive sbs s.la isdy - a.
ies.s hes N~s.sse s.sA-r ess~ tr~sen~ea
~ az. ss~w ht~ nsusA Alnsse r<~.
se-- frssa tsss ssoA - tstisis srssi-s
,sa. 49, oso h> hs~~ ss~vvsss VIXEN
sls- is o. al - frsset.sness7
silsssis - s-ss~~s isssAsss srS~ssss ~
spa 9Th bee saat sskes h-r i-sck ~
,ae h~~s@. ff,ay les her ga >ssa
Ma. b.ahs sise nsax. fss over hcs
tsF,,s isFs.<-.
'sss sss.s ssss fw<~ . bssis l-~Ass1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17
New Work l'rSsiuce.

NV YoL4. My l6.-FIotE-Dul and
easy siuter skoat. lows grades. s3.ipd2 IS
ysT w.
NuEAr-Firmer. fairly active for export.
Ilo-ing ". rcd. May, 1sc; June. 80, c |:
July. - -; August. e2hc; September,
$50: December. ~1ttc.
togS-tIrm. scarce dull. Closing: Nav,
5lA.c; Jane. joiac; July, 50A.c; August,
SIC; ~ept, inter. 5lec.
ONs-D,ill, vcaSer. Spot prices: No. 2.
= a.; NJ. : white. Al &C.
ltKD-t(I-ei. tIucr; western steam. Sill
a-s 'd eats a. So 15,a Too
foHE-,(ucf, rrm; Old mes, 81. -; new,
s.-n
CHsssE-FaiE demand, steady; state, old.
- lie.
tosYtE-barely steady at Sfd N points UP I;
cla-e4 nrm unchanged "a 10 points down (;
Map, sl5b1a 1913; June, SIS. i5,d l.. IS !;
Juiy. $3.50 I'D; August SIS. loo L. - I:
sepfeut-r. sll.sso I5.9U; September. $3.50
I'D. Octot-r. sl5.DsG 1876; December,
III ~Afl5. SPOT Rio steady and quiet: No. .,
loAsf'i6i.c.
SCaAs-kaw easier. quiet: fair refining.
,58c; csntrfugal-. % deg. test. &c; refined
quiet, steady; 81 \. i3-i5et5S nc: mould
A. s.. - el's,: stai.iard A. ) l6,d5}sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17
Heart Failure.
HOW TO .iyOfD II.

The epitaph On many tombstone IL
sheart failure No sonder. when az con-
sEtcr the .lumsnie STRAIN Nhtch ~ put 90
sha, sflsil erctn. Marvellous a. u A., beating
iV0,DsJ times ana rkertlng free ~iGal q
S,i-4.D 800 % ads daiiv, Il has ~ lmit-ifs
endurance often ~ TOO severely tested. -
common are di,ssscs II toe heart-th0u n
cffsn for . considerable Time without the
suspicious Of tie afflicted perSun being IN
the l-ast stritest-thst IL IL stated that one
p.r,oa iQ ,,'rr A.Ls q t,al AecTi! pr. Franklin
Miles. Of klkhart. lad. has for years made
a special study Of al di-s-lsss Of the hears,
ard hs remlrkabic sucoess has made his
name a familiar one IA ali parts OF our land.
lie has found tie most common symptoms
III hear. disease 60 be- pcra, dt.frcss or s>as,sr-
No. IA the cAo.f. back, ,tO,s1eA, 65ss>ts, "a
sAOsilier AMI ergs. 3s1St,less u bTolia, aI0tAs7-
Vy sDs!ts, FEttaag. etc
M George Il. ,miih. of Barnes, Yates
90, y. y, writes 49," TX Mis- NV
HkARr CysE IT,, rortot ss,f>Ctliy 90
s.sn.f Ia4 by - 1 eas 10 god dIys sork.
4 fsci tca y>lTs so,E82sr sad take more Interest
In Affairs. hal shortness Of breath, palpi-
tattoo. pain under left shoulder blaslc, pam
sro.s.d tie Aotsrt, c5vLi a., sep on az rigAt
sli>. since 1 have taken Ilr. Ndes Yes
Esart C1ys I deep r.4 and Aise NO p.Iip,,a-
eos. 4, has male my kart stronger. wish
yon would print thu, because | want all To
know VIA. Dr.. Mo- I!eaE Csre has done
for me-
-For months NV wife suffered with pn,pi-
snti0a, ss0taerlng 'p>iLs. anil VA unable Ia
sieep on her left side. She tried several
doctors without relief Your Hecrt Glrs
wa recommended. After taking three
bDt,l.s. she fully recovered her health.
Your medicines 10 - hat YOU claim CHA
CHEIsTaAS, Toledo. O.
Or. Miles ksx Cure fer the Heart Il sold
~ az druggists on a positive guarantee. IL
= .sf,. o.;r>ccile. ,Secfi'>. an! toes esra
Ur. Miles Medical ca. ElxhArt. InL-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

man who hss ds,ivsssd my oAsss frual
she very jswa Of dasahs
''Hardingc," sAys ~ shcrssE
"whsar Aiss Banbstdgs ~ fal1so
back In her chais. soaring - ham With
Wild eyeA
'Yes. HAsgiinee." ssys tho yuunR
man. steadily. II snrsowsuiiy. He
psuseA "AfsSr sll" says ~. 1eau't
help my nsmAs
There Is = psuss: Letseie draws Aes
breath charity. ''fhst y true" says
Miss Bsnbssdee q last IN Q ssveso On.
dcrtone
II can't help having hsd . ersnafs
ther. ctsher." ssys Hsrdine~ taking
another step
mo; Isuppose not most ssluctsnf1A
-Moss fellows have grandfsthers!"
Il cannot contrsdAcA you. SIR"
'Mies Banhrtieo." Gays Hsrdinec.
going closer 10 her and gazing - hes,
with all his heart In hts eyes '.yoo
asked me just nov II there Yves any
way In which you could show your
gratitude 70 me-ebo0t-about this
thing want DO grseisude wo1ld
-
pana. Bus-but you hs~e given me tho
opportunity 70 tell you that ] want
her! l love her She loves me. Give
her 30 mer'
''Lctitia!" says Miss Bsnhsidge IN Q
strange voice.
"Oh. yes. II 10 srue." says Letitiz.
bursting into tears II do love him. I
loved him that night 1t the Msanwsr-
ings'-and have loved hun bctaer and
better every day sancc. he." her sobs
increasing. nc used 10 come and eco
me in the me sdows whcre-whero
was nearly burned"
Whether this allusiou 10 the lstA
catastrophe, that might have ended In
q tragedy. stills Miss Bsnbridge's
wrath or whether her old heart has
been softened by Hsrdingr's plsAn &C.
acknowledgement Of his love for her
niece no ono cen tell. She turns 10
Hardipge with . pale face but Q not
wholly unkindly air.
II must have time 20 Think says
she. She hesatates and then eayxs
This II very painful 20 me. Miller.
dinge." 1t seems certainly painful 20
her to pronounce his nsme-shc name
90 long tabooed 10 her household ~
must have time time" She grows
silent The hearts Of the iovers sink.
Suddenly she looks up again.
perhaps you will do Inc the honor
20 dine with me Tomorrow nkybtY' says
she. Her tone Is icy. but the two list
ening TO her feel their cause is won To
ask Mr.. Hardingc to dinc-to accept
hospitality at her hsnds! Oh. surely
the old feud Is at an end
A little sound escapes from Lctitia
"You are cold" Gays Miss Banbr,dse,
anxiously. who had thought the sound
shiver.
"A litsle.' says LetitiA who indeed
is shivering from her lats fear OF what
her aunt might say.
II shall fetch another rug cries the
old lady, running out Of the ROOM
IAN opportunity once lost Is newer 20
be rcgained." says the ancicnt copy.
books nardinge and Lctitia make up
their minds not To lose theirs lila
arms are round her In an instant, her
cheek Is pressed against his
lit ia ALL right She viii give Ia.
feel IS II loved lsos." savA Al ssiioge.
On. Jack" says Letitia, ''wssuv IL
. good thing Wss nesrly burned 20
death?'
''Ohi hush. darline-hush. L1atAyS I
can't bcsf TO thipk II this day"
we'll csn." ssya she, laeghlng
fecbiy. II shall thin,s OF il always II
hAs given ~ TO each Other forever
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

rvroS SroCs YABps. Chicago. May rs. -
Cattis-Rcceipt-. 400; market finn: com
moa - cV'ra s'eerS, AltGs.i0; cows and
Asif,rS. IL hs<1t.5.
Hol.-Rcccipts. 900: market strong. Ia,
stsr; heavy, s5.iTG7.5S: mixed ana me
dunn. s.. i5tG 30: light. s. .tad7.oa
shosp-Rsceipts, II 90; market strong in
fcror "a choice. sI.toa5.75; lambs, $500
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17
London Grain.


I,ovr,ov. Nny i6.-Tha grain markets
orsvl-, 'hi4 morning lower. - Iserppui
Whtaf Ka- ii hover iur rcu winter. and ali
fnrua corn unchanged. bat buyers holding
% hoping - obtain c"ncc--ioJs. targoe- ot
81 wheat ratasr ea<icr. Wheat on passage
rather easier. The French markets ~ere Gn-
changed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

Irate Parent (wbo tAs been vsiniy Try.
ing Ia satisfy johnny curiosity on every
known rubrct under tbs sunp Nov,
Johnny. II yos - me srsotlss question,
I'll Whip yuu On thu syrA
Johnny twboea uni wing curiosity cv<.
comes espn the dr~sd Il yunis,1meusl-
wh-wh-whAA syot psEA-B, K =
Co p MunaniE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

VII b. = value - th~ sasit - ,iit,s
tfatift- 'br iu pfus~m~ain 20 49, ni~-
sisf.esi sfta sad smluefi rtYeiefsns
sul ieil 30 thAt 90 totfes~ Ga ssssii
ftaai setais A. iacn q estual ,n,f-sst
sHer aad a. q stfrus ih@aihs lssafi -
thsi H3fap q - . faf ia sisahsa n
81 lttrfz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17
Heal Estate Transfers.

William X. Parks ~ Fred Parks.
part lot >, Baxt.r's suh..s 19no
William 4. >fudloy To- John l..
Tangc. lo' 2. FNch'- ~lih....... 6JD
Charles Il Me - nj ~ William
Given. lot 3. Nouroo's r. sub. 49,. 500
Corlela r. Briggs 10 Edward
ryard, b.. l.. blk ,. war,rou.
Henry =. Thompson 20 Daniel VI.
Buckles and vifr. lots . T. :. -,
3 and q, blk . Union Boulevard
add ............ ........... ...... igo
William N. Watson ~ Warren
shepard, - 10 &C -.
~t-htfr ...-.-.. s..- - ...s.- Sp
SophroniR limTson 90 Dan X. Wool
snt wife, !. 81 {. ia !. sc ..
tffN-f" sSi
Julsa = Wifhock ~ Daniel g. Dove
and Wifc BE and = lot & biz
-. t",ar ~Vring-. -............. -
sarah \. kaIghf - John li5~cU.
: len aerfs of ~ cor = -
So !, ~''t'fi ..........-.--.-..... -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

r,rrporr. Mich. May .-Wheet-No. >
I'D. cash. 73]sc: July. 75'zc; August. NC;
NJ white. cash. - ~ ASKED.
CONN. =. cash. Hi1c.
cai--No. . white. cash. $40.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

Mr.. Amsterdam maSrsssi the eirfer o&
bis deceased wife afsx he had tecn Q
widowes about month. A fftsod who
had been absent eunc time aeked him
for whom he was wearing . moaning
band on his hat.
"Fos my Ioue sisscrtn-lsw." rrraied
Amstcrdam. swallowing . big Jump
Texas snftingA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

lie ~ q eoantryvnsn. and he viksa
along . busy ti,orvaxhfnr- and rv~d .
ss0n h~vr thu door - . Manufacturing
c~.sha.A1n~1A. ''Csss irun sanhs- n
made hin u,sA lie S>ii tlsA any t,a
ousht ~ know sha4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

Me.iioal ssuS~us-Do yon hnor. Miss
Fanny. that the srtion q tise human
heart ts sessc<~ntsy string IN I'M ~vry
- bear. ia pounds
shs ,tsosahne> -ks~f'y' Why. <hst's
tnA my vvsgfA,-Tu BisA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

Brcwo-1s Joosass hasy - ~~s
Isr.-vn--Na. Saoo~ The fAysh - I'D
essli Dc ks.s svsn I'm Chr bssss - s.shs
WITH sh~ ~m.-Tev YorA BsrsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

iIc~s>~s-t~~yA~ a. ~sy arsao SuAgfs.
A.fs,s. I r~~lH e~rs - 0.@ ~ TN.
iis~s -~fssy eomsossas. as~r~t--
jaw
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

4 ; I.
CANNED tioop>-torn. Il. -0sa 80 per Goz !;
tomatoes. 81 25t,f |. 80 PER doZ.
Communicated; Rio. 2,d25c; Mari
caho. 1HG -; Java. Skd 3ic; Mocha and
Java, 3Osa .itc; package. $50.
LAAD-CompounG. iicrces. ei,c: com.
pound, ppound tins. she; puro. uerccs,
lie; S-pound tins, l2i.c; kettle rendered,
tiercos, lSc; 50-pound tins, l35.c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

El4fR,Ipf fA( = ths iiat'''' q"
bffhfV' J7.t sE~k ( flre Va
tie Ae.sf.i's.s lssaI5ss t.tsitsss y asa.
y ii"e ais4 atIses lAetssssssf- Airst
nisef essi y set, ih4ss l1ant ani
Orchestral Ass,,s. Ds~s= aos etsn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17
Vegetable. AMI >sSsi..

~hoAes4sls pEsoes furnished by Mo~eiey
Bfss-
OuioHs, Is6 bSrr.i. - 25stSuo
k.fullsds oaluas, yer box ..-.... =. -Ssd :. %
lOtata@s-
Baftaaks- ...-......... 9tsss %
hebrOns. IseE b4.shel .. ,SS1 IS
h. ~ pr hsstrl ............ .oSsl 10
h ans
Hald pa = e.i, Ter hsl-hel lsusf3.G0
jEplcGsd, Fer bslshel. ........ LocNa 50
~-vsl<--
Medium and mammoth clover
tsr bu-hs.. 2Sef7 -
fIaOthy, par bu-hel. ..... 2.sSs2 >. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17
building Materials.

Wire nails. rate. Sl.75tdl.s0.
Glass. discount. zoe.
Waterproof paper, Sl@5.
Waterproof paper. Yer roll, 81.
LrMBEA- Retail piece stufi.
No. hcmlock. up and includin. I6 feet
lengths. ST.; add 81 per Loo feet tor every
additional two feet.
No. hem!ock. up Ia and including IL feet,
SO; every additional two feet. ST.
Common Norway ur pine jo.st and scant-
ling, under l. inches. >lij1: par 100 feet;
l. men, $l5.50 per lvD feet; add 81 for
,.VgrN gIai tiguul two f,.s.f Ger IA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

The sssfsns-~~t esss~ sss az h~<A
~aass 10 xispass<<itsrs>- tx,ss AvsgAs lle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

Wheat. sc; corn, As; oats. 31c; rye, isc !;
barley. sl.lo.
tlour-Lily white. $50: patent. $50
Mill Stufi--Middllngs, 81; bran. sic;
screenings. $3.50.
Grounc tecd--Per ton. 81 %; corn meal,
Per ton, 500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

gvane ~psssarA" sa0sdsA
Miss Rsnhssag~" 49, - yuaas
saan. noe farming wsaA dsA.suslnassoa
toward hes. ~ wAA - n.y.
'rssr. It Is wAss hsss - ssy.s 49,
Mis Han BRIDGE wtaA soo14nA. Il AAse
nos hall thanked yo~ hoe e. ~
II ther~ h anything en- do-sny ~
IA which can show my xS~sesAs -
yoa-prsy nsus II Ia The wssnsAms
pray tell mo Tie na0se of Gle brU0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

APffxs-ksiE u ..-si. pse barrel, tzs7ss.s
agl fa1ey. izr tagrsl, -. = az -
Okas.Es-t sllfersis. &. 5ts4 8 - I>sr ooN.
IanuSs- ss- As-~ssL.As. Ia bo1es II 40.
All .at >. g. -Ssa.i IS pr t-sN-
HASiSAs-Accordlaz - quality 81 5od %
.sf Deacb.
-ra4wsEAaIa---s-ltla rt CASES xLusa3 IS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

100000

Accounts cf bsI.ks. banker. corporations
and individuals received On fssosnsl ls tarus.
forc.sn and domestic e1chsnse ts,s.Sht ALJ
odd ,oileetiufas made tkr,4gh tie lEs,sJ
states aud Sxnsd at Lowest fatas-
Interest allowed 90 csrt1iratcs 81 Deposit
nIxklroEs
y. A. EodSett Goorge. W. Cos
~ A. Fletcher sA Leapol.
A ID. kAthosnA William >es-
beft>cA A }. bowD.
0eo. h johnson Jno. Nlddac.llntA
Vim. II. Anterss1-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

gsffsf sest F-la- ~Bss4f=si~ rstss-.
e..zsss ls.ss-s ,.si. 'a.si f,sits. -
- r+fsssss asssfr ssssssaffsfss- - -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17
Hides and Tailow.

Cured hides, No. 1. a &c; No. .. 3lEc.
Green hide $, No. 1. 3tac: No. >. nc.
Heavy steers. cured. over 40 pounds, 6Lc
Calf. green. No. l. %: No. =. &c.
Calf. cured. No. l, &c; No. ,, 51sc.
Dcacoas, 2o(a &c.
Tallow--
Rough. l;ac per pound.
Rendered. q &C Per pound.
Shcs y peits. 1Jctd 81 20.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17
Hay and Wood

TIIoInY-sl2d II per ton.
tLoyER-Sll per ton.
CMIxEp-Sl0,d IL per ton.
>TRAw.$5,d6 per ton.
Woop-leinch beech and maple, dry. s.. %
per cora green, s. per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

Grain.

short cut pork. SCI {
Clear back -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17
Wool.

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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-10-12
Grand Excursion To Florida,

DR.. Orders personally conduct
ed excursion of tourists to Florida
will leave Lancaster, ami Columbus
abolt Dec. 10Th, 1898.
Destination, Orlando or any other
point tourists may desire. Orl ando
is $50 miles from Jacksonville, and
a beautiful city of 1000 inhabitants
Having spent six months in the
Sunny South" and met many tour
lists seeking health, | can testify to
having witnessed many wonderf III
cures in cases of Consumption in its
first stages, Rheumatism, Catarral
Affections, Bright's Disease and
general prostrarlon of the nervous
system.
cannot now give defnate rate
of fare, but it Will he less than $50
for round trip tickets, which Will
be good for months.
The greater number that gn the
cheaper the fare. Persons wishing
tn make the trip should send their
names to the undersigned. Applica-
tions will be received until Dec. 5.
For further Information address
Dr. II Il Crider,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-10-12

The Southern excursion proposed
by DIR Creider, OF Lancaster, mention
of which is made elsewhere, Will
certainly be delightful trip. The
Doctor Is one of our most esteemed
Lancaster citizens known to most OF
our readers as an excellent phyiclan,
practical man of affairs. an honor
able, genial, hightoned gentleman.
The Sunny South is our country, and
possesses many attractions in winter
for the invalid and pleasure seeker,
and has sights and incidents every
dav, much more delightful than Is
offered by any place or pialsanee on
earth. Write TO the Doctor for par
ticulars. See ad.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-10-12


THE Democracy of Hooking made
our county ticket. It is a good
ticket. What does this or that Re
publican think of us when he comes
and asks us to vote for him? Does
he think we are fools, or traitors tc
our party to be misIed or to be Ger
rupted? Let Republican candl 1ateS
look after their own party,w Dem
ocrats don't need their advice now,
how to vote. We took care of our
selves in the dark days of the past,
when to be Democrat was consld
cred a traitor. Just now we don''
need our calumniators to come and
advise us.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-10-12
Railroad Collision.


On last Tuesday evening, the south
bound passenger train collided with
a north bound tram at the summit,
near Union Furnace. The locomotive
of the passenger was considerably
injured. The Straitsville tram went
down and made transfer of passen-
gers TO the north bound train. The
delay was not over two hours. A
company of over fifty for the Worlds
Fair was on the train. Engineer De
Haven of the passenger train was Sc
verely scalded; fireman Coble, slight
ly burned, Mail route agent Downy
jumped before the collision ana was
badly bruised. The track was clear
ed in very short time.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-10-12
Notice To Teachers And Patrons

Notice To Teachers And Patrons.
There will be teachers meet INC
held in the Logan High School
room, Saturday, Oct, IA, 1898.
The meeting is to begin at 10 a.
NJ. standard time. There will bc
good music and addresses by Mi ss
Margaret w. Sutherland, and Pro f.
W II Hartsough both of Columbus.
Miss Sutherland will speak on
"Moral Culture" and Prof. Hart
sough on Practical Training.
1t is hoped, that every teacher in
the county will be present at this
meeting. The speakers are both
teachers of experience and culture
and will give US many valuable sug-
gestions and helps. Come and bring
your friends with you.
COMMITTEE.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-10-12

WE are inclined to think that
when the Republican Convention
nominated John CIV of for an office,
we forget what Office it is, that the
intention was to nominate that other
John Wolf, tie fireman from New
York, the late guard in the Govern
ment Pos. Office, bounced by Repub
! cans because he was havinga a spell
of change Of politics, John G " oit
| is too good to be mixed in with the
Republican gang running the party
IN this county under the whip and
spur of Alex Sands, Sill PursciI and
Jake kempel.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-10-12
Falls Township Democ.
ratio. Primary
! Election.

The Democracy of Falls township,
including Gore precinct, will hold
a primary election on Saturday, Oct
the IA, 1898, for the purpose OF
nominating one candidate for Jus.
tice Of Peace for said Falls town
ship,
At this Primary the residents of
Falls precinct and Logan village
will vote at theRecorders office.
The residents of Gore precinct
will vote at their usual place Of
holding elections.
The poles shall be open at each
place at o'clock A NJ and close al
! clock P. NJ, and shall be con
Quoted by one Judge and one CLERK
for each such voting place. The
said Judges and Clerks of said elec
tion shall certify the result thereof
to Noah Schwarz, Chairman, on ol
before Monday Oct. 10th, 1898
By order of Dem. Twp. Central
Committee
CHRIS HoLL
Moan SCHwARz
JOE STRoUP Com.
IL S DOEBELE
JONATHAN SHAW