Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15

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lahore il snrmlning ths Hhits ei1Us
bet h. fnuksls that The report = onloa
I'm just tlsxn 20 s~e Grad k4ptk1s.S
~ declared -Sexs - Reed CITY. Ge1nd
kzpjds i hStje the s'ickese ptnU @
the RAP. We hzsent - nnny l1enbi-
tann - yen have. but oar UMho.
dist camp. meeting u the eqoal
1t anything In : the ststA and
osr mipssai water d0so not
nsed 70 ~ dsoi~sizsd Chain hehtning
attempted 10 play havoc with IL camp
meeting gruatssiS Va. they're al nght
kxaia. and viii have 10 enthusiostie old
time In August about the tfme you
benlxhte<t wsstches are going 70 the
hosse races. When you Get time ccms
up 10 Reed City ard veil show you
lively little togn, froua the nsa3oe down
10 the po~&ulasteF. vho 10 oafselk-
The rivs< bnsts are not svtting tho
freight they ought ~ have. eaid John
r. Craig, q Toledo. ~ The Marion last
night Mr.. Craig 10 secretary and tsess-
urer u the Valley City Transportation
company. With the exccption u the
Sigh Furniture company. The Leon
ards and Lemon 4 Wheeler. feu Of the
local manufacturers avail thssnselves o.
the boats Still. they demand deep
water navigation. II Ne we're to tic up
the t.ats the railroads would push up
their western rates. and there would b
. prolonged howl. Az proof q this
the rates are always raised u the tall
when river navigation v cIosed. "
courBe for fsctories in the north end Il
u = little longer haul 10 the steamboat
dock than Il IL 20 the railroad ware
houses, but the difference 10 hardly
appEeciabit. They arc all anxious Tor
the boat "a run in order to keep rates
down; but We can hardly be expected 10
do busincss Tor our health
The Gallery crop never was better"
said T.. Il. Burdick of Kalamazoo In
Sweets last night. Every stock of
kalamazoos principal product IL whittier
and juicier and tender than was ever
known before. We're ready to supply
the world with nerve food We don't
need il ourselves. but people outside tho
city do. That's why We sell the crop in
stead Of consuming it at home.
The following furniture buyers ar
rived in the Morton yesterday: I. IL.
Cutler. Buffalo; w. w. Yates. w. II. IL.
Bowen, Corrington; u. Rosenthal.
omaha; William Snmecf. rofuanu' IT.
egon; &. s. Howard. Meriden. CT.
L. b. Sloeson Of Reed City is guest
in The Morton. He is visiting his
iathcr, iiiis NJ Siosson, deputy coiiec-
.;tv Dor a lev da.s
/. =. johnson, agent Tor Chicago
IL MAXIM arranesmen,a 70 move his
family to This CITY and will reside ON
Lsfayette street.
A. .a A. u.,,.na Mi. xr,,,.
- Ssh;cas.', Mo 49, srsnd;rr ths ann,
Nor A. shs Snr;ng faks house we're
guests in the New Livingston yesterday.
Thap., v;u;.n N;,,sr r..,o, ~ ths
KslLssEa corrrsr.t;on.l cburch d;ned
in The Eagle yesterday. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Miller.
u;as,h sra robr n r.tt.r,v ~
Chicago are in Sweets They are look
ing after Swift 4 Co.'S interests in the
city.
r-; rr...;.osk,s;t,,.,, a.. &c..
ersviIlc Observer. dined in the Clarendon
yesterday. in company with Mrs. Harri-
son.
NJ, N.,,;,l.r =, po.Lfo.5 s,.,. 81,
inspector. blew into The Morton ycster-
day and sampled furniture mems din
ner.
ow;sht cu,,.r ., Grand uavep d;rea
IN Tsa y,.w ii,;nes.on restsrlay His
:
| daughter, Miss Guitar, was with him.
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.ha 4 .,;a ~ ha,o, -. ,as, ~ Tha
No. NJ ,'i ~. e' s lIe ,;r,s v.s,a,d,v
--o' $40
Deios =. bioage.t ana oi,oe arrived ~
tne city ias' nieh. rom 'heir Wedding
tour' ana are guests va inc 'io''oh'
! A. Dryadaie. northern passenger agent
| for the Chicago a Aiton road, is regis
tered in Sweets
Patterson a Rockford Illinois fur.
n;tu,e m,nufacturer Is guest !,
| Sweets
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II; s,.s'''ns. Ds .1xs.,, n'une''
"oo'''''e' veal 'uc1"'''"''' '''"''''
SwfrT's Earl Case, j. o. Ceotser,
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