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pale roee gloves, surpassed the voice,
aud ] sat gazing in mute admiration.
For one side Of thc veil was unfaxt~ ned
aud the other side refused 10 como,
while with my pulses going on in a
most unrrofcssioual way I had hard
work To keep my tongue from saying:
''Cau help you7" and rising - extrac,
the hairpin which-.mall blame To il
refused To lcav-.:h~ delicious auburn
tangle in which Il chung.
That's IL. she said. with a sigh. ns
with her eyes looking through me she
Land the v"il upon the table, and jus,
then l became swarc of sweet fra
GRANGE waited through our dingy Lin
coins inn room.
But th.s Is not the woman Snithers
thought" SAID 10 myself
Then ] Wa puzzled.
"fon. Of course. know all about nv
unhappy cas.g she murmurcd. with /.
soft sigh which seemed 70 vat. The fra.
GRANGE nearer 10 where sat drinking
IL in gree5ily.
'Oh yes" replied. hastily. telling .
legal lie
The Honorable MrS Amos" she
continued inquirinGly. and ss if had
not spoken.
.It l. she, | thought 20 myself. and
Ea,"d az her wonderingly. while her
iips curved slightly. and two If the
p-et.iest diInpIes >v-r save ont Of q
baby face appeared in her checks
Yes. I said, striving hard 20 put.
mTself gethrr. II know your cs-e by
heart
"Ah NJ ~ Nc"
sSsil, I .aid. hastily.
Mr. small ! an q most unhappy
woman
There vss 49, much appealing pa'hos
IN tha' vvi-s That ono. por- ] -ss
thrilled. md a. manly bachelor wished
~ 10 haiti with IN masculine o. nd
100 eoald behave ~ ~ spch an snr-l
IN fashionable oosfur1s So ,hts Thrn
I literally jumped in my sorrrise. 80
she sudd~nly struck The tstle - hard
a. she coaid With her -, asHd. her
ey-. flashed. a. dsd rrr pearlv teeth.
ord p~~riiarlT viadicti.e look sprs al
over her t~n.ne~ as1vin3 ssatse sed
ssrrrse svsse she ors~a hsss-4l-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

A.HhilFFS SALE r. virtue - an execution
~ issued ont III and urd the -sal ~ a.. cir
cut coart az The county ~ ksr'. a. tho siats If
hici'it a.. Affected GA the twcnfy Glib - day
of MN. \. y isfss - me dir~rf~r aud deliv-
crei IN favor oi Tho Michigan Irusi company
sd7r illustrator e the s.tate - iiarf, Ives d.
erased. and against tho goods mi ohatfal. and
- vrDf ihsr esf then 80 THE real estate uf Rob
ert J kennrds and Jnhn = Hsnnz. theron
narlrf hae. lcyiei 'Aer~ln AMI shall .rff =
fUf ale. 80 yuhltc auction sundfsa - the
highest h,adar. 80 tho north fr.rf - p. q ont
asrrre entrance 20 tho csrcfui corf r.orns IA
fr r. = ~ frfsnd Esp sds. that hesns The riace
81 hold NJ "a circ1i' coaff - The coan.y
. herfin ssi1 p-~rsi-ss ave situate on aopdry
'hf 9th day - .iuuf. 4, 70. Istc. si fsn n clock
in he fornncon ~ said DAY. the f0iioeins De.
srf bssi raj cststr. frR AMI = INC "a the
g. Hrtf - Kent sna safe 80 Nirhtrsn srd
'-rrl'srd AZ fsllevs, fs-vif
The nurihcss' quarter r. d - tho norfhves.
qnsffcf = and tfr rori west quarter "a. -
The nor hrasf az srfef A. - s>rffsfn fwrrts sfr
-. township Buf1l-r I've 80. north - -srxs
el"ren IA west. The sare l-asas S. a.. town
ship - 'isirses. ecuntF - Kent and state -
sichir-r
Dated MAJ IL is3
ISAAC Y sANipEavN
Sheriff p her' County.
by HsF~aS fuvrSs. bryuts ShertF
fLFTrHrE NsNTi. Iisintia Aitern sy~
81 iBne -
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~ 49,.
"I'vs had enough Of II Take your
tarn now. You know eeough about il
and -snything yoa dosS hssw she'n
soon tell you"
rSot . tuognsr
"a tongue? "a. Lord!"
~Hsng IL all. HmithosA" I cried.
''is's no bed % clap tho visAgo On my
shoulaara"
Cant help II dear boy. You must
take your share Of the sweets - we'll
- the bitterA"
''Swects'.
TO be sure There. I cannot leave
these deeds and shell only grow furi-
Gus II You keep her waiting. Go aud
ssnooth the angel over"
but"
Look here: what are you GrumblinG
att Lovely woman In trouble: where's
your ehivalryr There, 80 on You do
know all about the case, for told you
Now then; cut!~
Igrowled. but rose to 60 into our
privsAe room where We saw clieuaA.
tightening myself up for my intcrvie "
with the strong minded virago. who
would, felt sure. threaten me with
her great ginQham umbrellas aud use =
small Gladstone bsgful of papers ~ /.
shield.
The next minute I was face 20 face
with afashionab ly-dressed. most grace
full looking little body. who rosa from
her chair and then slowly subsided,
Haning back, and l saw the fash Of
her eyes through . most coque ttish
veil. In q sweet. clear. silvery voice.
and with the most perfect apiomb, she
said gently, Is hugeed myself in tho
belief that my partner had made y mis-
take:
II was waiting 70 see Mr.. Smithers. "
"I-er-that Is" ] said, hurriedly, as
. strange longing came over mc to SEQ
that veil raised. and learn whether the
face fitted the sweet voice, which put
noe in mind Of Ellen Terry. Amy Faw-
slit and Lydia Fo0te. "Mr. Smithers
Is particularly engaged. and he asked
rue TO SEQ you"
A tiny foot-no. you could not II you
s~ore young and manly call Il thsA
Soa were sure 10 think of tho word
'1oOtsicum" and OF "five-hesded baby
sole& In presence Of swch revelation
WAS jcrked from beneath the folds
OF the rich robe in the most delicate of
French bottines and then darted back
again like one Of the poets mice; but
the lady's next words were gentle. ap.
pealing and ringing ~ she s2id-almost
sighed:
And you, then, arc"
''SmHll-Mr. Small. his partner" I
replied. leaning forward over the t. bic
and trying hard to penetrate that in.
terveuing veil.
The lady sighed.
Twill he be loug?''
''Msny hours. am afraid" said,
eagerly; but, Of course, am fully In
his confidence. and you may trust mo
to-"
/ did not finish. Shade Of Diaua!
No! no! mean bright and lovely face
Of Diana nppe caring from behind q
cloudl The countcnance. slowly I'M
yelled by the Nnfastening OF the gauze.
lace or whatever il was, by two little
hands in the most beautifully fitting
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well o>ar yoss" ssiA
mo" she saSd- nsively "rvs srSsA
end he saly smiles"
Then Fun afraid. my deer madam.
THAI The lac cannot help ycs. without
fa some strons r~ssoas the judge
would sYsut = divorce
Hut I tell you doaS wsAs = d.
vorce." ahe cried. 0escely. "and
won't have sas- 70 through go of
those horrible trials sgsinY No. Ia
sooner Air!"
Then really. my dear nadaD-"
n tell you ! want nav husband. seA ]
wsat him punished ssl taught that
he's 70 oi-y the judges order. New.
then. what ~ ~ he done
Nothing. madam" ! said. 0rmly.
I'VE deal with the lave 81 the brstsSh
empire. aud she judge hSs gone a. far
~ he can: tho rect remains with you"
Honorable M1 Ames rose. seated
herself again. and tore Oh the damaged
glove. skinning IL on one might ssy.
and then operating upon the other and
throwing the pair towards the waste
pafer bsske; before taking = new pair
out Of her Tiny reucule bsS. and put.
ting them on.
Watched the operation in silence.
and then saw her beautiful little nm.
gers. Ia their new akin. cover the love-
iy fsce again With the veil. and tuck in
the ends behind = pair Of the most
beautiful pinky shelly ears I ever saw.
'Be nust he u cold. smiling stone"
thought why . wtmAa like that
would"
Good morning.. Mr.. Small, - she said;
and - ! bowed her out and held the
door open. felt smsil-very small In
deed-sod began 10 think that per-
haps after all Honorable Reginald
Amos had some excuse
well. what do you think OF the
demon" said my partner. enseriag.
What . temper" said.
Temper? Ny dear boy. IL there
isn't divorce there We shall hear some
day Of the Hon. Regyy finishing himself
OF: with . cup Of cold poison"
III she has not given IL 70 him her.
self"
Which she will not do" said Smith.
erS And there cannot be . divorce
there. for Amos il perfectly honor
able gentleman, and the lady loves him
in her way"
And what . way!" said
YES One Of the problems az life"
well, what's IA be done?"
''liumph! Can't say. Yea ] cen:
wait The human body is entirely re.
newed in seven years Perhaps the
human mental organization shares in
the change. and then she'll be all
right"
Lets hope So" said; but what
temper under SO fair q skin"
And nature helping her. Why. she
ought TO have been Labelled danserosA
But il viii all come right"
1t did, for l moe them one day Ia
Kensipgton gardens. where ! WAS
walking and smoking . cigar with
Smithera
''Huilo!" he whispered. that's Hon
orable Reginald Amos and his lady"
II was that fated pair. aud recalled
the lady's words about her husband
smiling; but she was smiling. too ~
they both stopped 10 lead between
them q tiny morseL beautiful a. the
mother by its side. aud this weakly.
strong little creature was liking them
both with its hands
Special efforts will he made for the
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tSIoy Srocx lARDs Chicago. May H.
Cattle kecs ipis. 1900; market rrmer
con mon "a extra steers. 81. 23sdo. 10; stoclers
AMI feeSiers, si.uOai.o5; cows and heifers.
81 .s5di25.
Hog--keccipt-. 23!0o; market weak and
To- lower. heavy. S.5Jta7.75; mixed and
medium. E.shS7.7O. ight, t..35d..JO.
s'heep-keceip's, s.pO; market steady
poor - choice, si.Ooa5.95: lanbs, S.iod7.
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Tr~sSuvrrs Ns5c~.

cts 1r@sess~ris Nfitc4
s-aad Rsriae - Ma ~
Nc''ge a. herebs s7Tsn ttst tt.s s-s~~s-r.sr.f
TFA fcr fae irErcseBFft - hstn~ss rfssrf
tff.. ku~er sfysef - FsFlsr s'y~ef D r. rs
AHte and a. VII rere8rr yHfrisrf tfrsrnxs
80 = I~fsos - 'wrs.fr tAgs from tt4is as.@ a.
va s'iiscs - its c.. JreHsaf~f 80 Hsii
" " soRk3s \ Gisy Treasures.
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i;RoHAIE ORDER State 81 Michigan. con "a
~ Of Kent. ss.-N a session 81 the Prohai ,
Court for said county 81 henf, held al the Pm
bate office, In the city ~ Grand Rapids. III.
nth day Of May. IN the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety .thrre.
Present, Cyrus r.. Perkins, Judge 81 Probate
ia the matter Of 'ho estate ~
FANNY MELVILLE. deceased.
Edwin J. Hoyt Jr administrator de bonis
non. with the will annexed Of said estate hay-
lns rendered TO his court his thirteenth annual
account
IL l. oriersd that Monday. the 2e,b day ~
May. fssu. al 10 O'Clock in the forrno-,n, at
said Probate osice. he appointed for the ca
animation AMI allowance IL seid account.
,nd IL l. further ordered that copy of ihi.
nrylef be published two successive weeks pre-
Vlut.s to sad day ~ hearing. ia the Grand Rap
Al, Herald. daily newspaper printed and cir
culatinx "a sand county % ksai.
GYMS 4. PERKINS,
true copy judo. n Probate
HAIRY -. JEsrLi. kegis'sr Tn ma, NJ
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GRIND Eag.ios. sirh Me- g. s~n I
rottee = hrr-AB sfv~- fhs- 80 rss',ssrssfis
srii fcs 80 ~ re -sfisf - sfis ist-sss 80
Afr~ff sr4 frs~r-rf axasf-sl frHrr t.0rr~Frk
s-fH@f p fhs lissf yssrf Rfsfi FfsN ssfft 80
ffrrr - strt rFrt so fHrssar - 49, a.
49, n ~ hscds sfsa 80 J @tE r-~ras. f.rv.
rseuf firarrssn frf So f-.risi ~ tearfr na-s
fsnra fhlz aa-s - - fiscs >, Ia ffty srre9ffr-
cfls is@a u a Soskti0s. Ji't 7rvssurss.
ss II
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LEGAL.

DRoBATE ORDER State 81 Michigan. coun-
i Z, Of krnt-ss. Al session Of the PRO
bate court for said county of ksuf, held NJ the
probate Office. IA the city 81 Grand Rapids, on
tn" :ird day II May. IN the year thou
sand eight hundred and ninety three.
Present. Cyrus T.. Perkins. judge Of probate.
In the matter of the estate 81
MARY CLEMENTS. deceased
charles u. stewart. executor of the last will
and testament Of said deceased. having rem
dcred tn this court has final administration
account.
!; j. ordered, that Monday the 18th day Of
May. i~si. AZ 10 O'Clock ln the forenoon. at said
probate office. h. appointed for the eKAmiDa-
tIcn aud allowance of said account.
And ~ further ordered that n cory OF this
order bc published three successive weeks pre-
NIous Ia ssId day 81 hearing IN the Grand Rap
ids Herald. daily newspaper printed and cir
eIiaiing IN saii county of Kent.
CYRUS r.. PERKINS,.
"a true copy) judge IL Probate.
H,EkN D. JLvELi. Register. fr. ma, ~
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London Grain.

Lo>Do~. May ii.-The grain markets
oyened this rnornin; quiet. ~ Liverpool
wheat irregular. r"d winter wheat Nd lower !:
California I'd higher. Whca. on passage
rather Easier. The French markets were
ung hanged
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fffr I f~eeFftT = Viftre.
ffsnd hsgf3- Nit va ii fsr
ep'ire = ts-r.sy xissn The she ssfssss ,-ss-rf
Ffsl Tor ~ 'firrst'fftrf - ayes "a irss.s
sfrerf fron - fuifrf ~ rsaf - fsiss -
To- sotifh - shawrlst r~s.rna. p 90 ~
tsufs sH5 ftst VII 80 sffs fsyFrsr' tiff--s n
fcT 80 B~-irs1 - f.sft gsfs ffsssr -. .isfs a
he oftsre - tilr rifs frfs tFnr cl-f hsf
n 81 sOtKlt y titt treasures.
fnrs
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Potatoes are growing stronger and
quotations are higher. Shipments have
NOT come IN with the degree u plentiful
mess that was expected and prices have
Advanced cents bushel. Butter con
ti1ues dull and another cent was
knocked OF yesterday. placing the
usrset at - cents. Iioihouse lettuce
has dropped 70 10 cents pound. Pie.
doNn > c"ats r"r dozen punches. Wheat
was weaker and declined coats a
hushel. This morning mIllers will paw
- cents
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Grand kspias Moi. Ma 4 fsr3 (
Nofi~e e herrNg & Ffu that fhs ss-1 amer.
roll tor PAVING fssf nis.e sT-esi f-rr-r Sfsrirx
sfref-.f - fhe = i1s~. ~ frf- h.n3s as
fhsf ] - -~rssee psyf-e-f farroar % tlFe
3 rif~8 - fR~ntr dass frtsri fhis dsfT $50
s1so~ q ~ ti's frrxsnrrr i4fy Hal
a ~ - y. Il n \ lfft / .nsanfar
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DraRorr Mich. May li.--Whea.-No. .
rcd c',-h, sJc May. 80 asked; July. 7sI,c.
Corn Mo. >. cash. 1859.
tats-No. = zhii.,. cash. sac.
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frsn8 Rsri4 Nsrh-. ssyr f-Ac
hr's hretF Efrri be. 80 a--essrYsens
-, tf 80 csTsrrr-t 80 - sassrr ~ ne = los
seq f-ea = taFss Etus Frf l. -tsrses ~ -
~ -r~t ~ . Nartnr sT-sr~e a. ~
p rg IS ~ sna ftas } git s-<slFe rsyrs~sls
thfr@s - fkH Ieri--a - tvsHfs aafs fys,rr tbs
case ~ fise efss - ~ en- .r~<srre4 r4fx 81 a.
IA. n. roEHiCk, City treasurer
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p-r....i. -.... :.-----.........--
Egg, fresh, per aossa. q

u r.-s..- ..-.---.....sss-& - -
Egg, fresh. Per dozen ............9 GA
truSas@
ArrTks-Fair ~ good per barrel. e. 7zA
$40; fascy. yer barrsi. &&assaso.
Unconstitutional &. sats IS t.sr tor.
Isaoxs-Nes Ass-lnss. ia toIes VI rSU's
AID soV's, Sk35a3T3 psr box
Demonstrating ~ quality. 81 5ss 2 80
Per bunch
SrKAwsxxxis-A quart gases. E.1oda -
Vegetables and SEEDS.
Wholesale prices furnished by Mossley
Bros:
Onions. per barrel e ,ss3.0o
BERMUDA onions, Per tox. .A
Husats-ss-
baf uahas ~
Hehrons. i'~r bu-hel ......-.... .S5ee 70
hoec, PEI etlsiaei ...-...-.......... Got 10
Beans-
Hand packed, per ha-asl ........ i.Oa2 90
Cnpicked. p~r oCs.tel ........... l.o0f 80
Seeds-
Nedigm and mammoth clover.
per btishei- ..-.....-.-......-... 1-Sbas.O
Timothy, per bashel .-............ 2.Usd2.l3
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NV
Grad bspd. Nisll Ne ~ fsts
Nettc& b hrretr sfefr fbaf N ~
sf'i Yer fle r - fartst.n ~ . -ruaf -sc,lnt
sferne trrlfn srfgfHssf. asaififssl a. ftrsui
WI" sve-rh. - Hrs ~ ~ ha.at SO ftsf |
y ili r~rrfte pefrluFi thfrfan ffr tlls Is-iad q
txsn'3 nsys f-.tfl 81 ds.s - fhs ssHle. &c the
rsfr trrs.artf rIfg f-ei
Nh SelNRIsK gnr T,ssssres.
ffire
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su'fer sad tzg~--W hoi~.sie rrte<.
Cssatry MAKES sraginsi rode, p-r
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GsucerieS and Provisions .. ~ b
Prices.

tHEksE-FuII cream, IL. ldIjc.
CASssD GooDs-toTn. Si.asa l. 80 per dox |;
tomatoes, si.ooCa 20 per doz.
CosSEEs-Eoas,ed: Rio. Ia DC: Mari.
caibo, 2.td2sc; Java. 3G,a3ic; Mocha and
Java, DaJ&c; package, 81 50.
lAsp-Comfound. tierces. Sic: COM
pound. aOpound tins. size; pure. tierces,
l2c; 5opound tins. l2..c kettle rendered,
tierees, i3c; 20 pound tins, l3nc.
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Complete
Manhood
ard how To attain u.
ard how To attain u.

A. is-s -feiicsi v--,s ss.. s-r. ~ r,w-~s.
49, 49, ~ -feets. r@rrts IT, r~-s~viv fh''
y <ct~-f i,reifr ~ --rsf nlh'- ~fisftca .
TIE sro-t e-sufi-fi. ~~-tral .eark fesr 80 -
gess~+ 's v-tfs ~ nsEes every page erarir'r
3 tsiftuFA- li1sfrsfess = t.rfr $500 - ne
srts~s - fr-s--f 49, Nerves. f'er.tfv ioere-
trafy ~testiffF F'-r-iru-s-rf \ sf..rr.r.- re
HIstsnt, T@rs~ 'rr~afrnE MAJ rfr-
fv~rr var 49, w-r'i t-s-v -. z frist trTtf -
sh- risir A. - "a sssr~fx. ST ~ ur~
ss>-rr~fi~~ - r.-s'-1f s.i~-is srusicsf 20
ew-.~t N-. 40 ~raf s..- err rss- as..fss
sr.s sv-sss fIrJf- 01'ts. sssa 4 --vlf~ So -
~-s.r.-ss hu- Ns-rk. ff ~ ~ s-at n~..
us.-s sesi. Ad.f--Vs - rssl'sh--.
Fse w-fils. Co P-Fti> y Y
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100000

Accounts 81 bsnks, banker. corporations
snd individ uAis recrised Ga fsvofahl. terms.
Foreign and dum-~sss exchange bought and
sold Collections made throaxb the lultel
Sisies AMI sasds 81 lowest rates.
Interest allowed On certificates Of deposit.
btLASrohs
u. A. Blrige,t Genrre- " Ga.
y. A fi~teh~r, IN Lrsnoa
a u hsthbone. William Sssr.
4 b~r-cA A J. Bo~n~
leo. h johnson Jno. "a sddloonb.
VIM. n. Anderson-
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Special efforts will he made for the
comfort 81 every visitor tomorrow at the
opening 81 Leland Park
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Farm pr.iac~.
Mars Sre.R--9,ss % PER pound.
Narrs -rxrr-qsssds 81 p4r gallon.
Sr-rTgR-@c per pound.
t.ses lie pr dozen.
FpT,roFs -6sf.s5c Per hs.h~l.
BEs~s-Hsnd picked 81 g per hu.hel.
HoNEY Fancy White. L. rsr pound.
Lyrr- cE-llesd, Ia. h.thosI-e, ioc pr
pound.
rAR<f Fx-Gac per dorm.
tssRoT- -sS- per httshel-
HsS-~Irs- 80 Per hushel-
fssRsss-SS.e 81 ger d9zen.
VrsErtHIE OE~rrss-csr Per dorm.
~rtvAcs +0ss.'c psr hJsfei.
i'IsFrAvr-2- psr pound.
Rsnfssss- Hoshcsl~-. 2~.92se pr door
aench.-
Arr.f $50 81 rer hrshrl
uVto~s- 81 q psr hnsifL tre0n. Solo Tor
iofrn huursr-
Hossrs,rtsrl. -t;rsfe,l. -rsss'n, To- gallo.
NsFss S.ss ~ per dozen.
psSnsf lo~s ar - bn.
asrtEsi,f s-ssf q Ter ilog hnnche.
rouhr,
live turkeys fA.ffE-. 8-p--ed IL,
I've rhickeu- snd ra.'~'s'r..ll r 4. dressed.
tsailc
I've Fowls i0z IL ire--.d i2lsi3c.
~ e'i r,o-srrs sfsei drr~--s, 7.aec
l - cn-ks Hot y. dressed, kssis-s
iire gefSs - iZs. irs-~%e5 f28ffc.
sre'Isrs. 3 a 200 ger Dozen.
IRISH Nests
sf = .----.----.. --.-.------------
Neffor ... ....
Isrnh . .-........
SpnuV Ier1s- Zach .....-..... g sossao
''si -----.. ---.--.....- -
a.. -.
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Small
bilebeAnS

(, Are guaranteed TO cure Bill
Soas Attacks, Sick Headache,
La Grippe, Colds, Liver Com
paint and Constipation. 40
IN each bottle. Price % cents.
Sold by druggists. Picture u,
IL, 10" and sample dose free.
kESKfTHScO.. r--.EEWY0eK
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tftr ff.-ss.ref's t,fri-s
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

Cured hides. No. 1, 4l<c: No. 2. 3,fc.
Green hides. No. 1. 81 &c; No. =. 2Ilc
Heavy steers. cured, over 20 pounds, 6lsc.
Calf, green, No. 1. &C: No. =. &C.
Cali, cured. No. 1. &c; No. =, 5&sc.
DRAGONS. 25td;Oc.
Tallow-
Rough. he per round.
Rendered. &c per pound.
Sheep pel's. 15c(1 81 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
Smoked Meats.

Wheat. Ga, corn. 4sc oats, &c; rye, 4sc;
barley. SID
flogr-Lily white. $50; patent. s230
Mill StufS-Midd,ngs, ST.; bran, SO;
screenings. $3.50
Ground Feed--Per ton SCI 90; corn meal.
per ton, 50 30
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-23
A Ride in the Runners.


Thursday afternoon, a spirited horse
attached to sleigh, was frightened by
a locomotive near the head of Railroad
wharf on Commercial street. The horse
jumped, plunged forward, dragged the
sleigh through group of laborers
clearing away the snow by the track,
and ran several hundred feet. Then a
muscular member of the police force
caught the animal The officer held the
horse few minutes until the engine
passed by and was about to let him go
when bystander shouted you've got a
man under that sleigh" The men in the
sleigh and the policeman had not seen
the man before but there he was. His
feet were caught in the braces of the
runners on one side and his arms ON the
other In his hands. he still held his
shovel. Just how he got there the man
himself could not tell He was one of.the
hovelers and had been struck by the
sleigh when the horse started to run. He
was released from his uncomfortable
position and went to work none the
worse for his ride. Had the road been icy
instead of covered with mealy snow, the
man would probably have stopped
shoveling for that afternoon at least.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-23
MARRIAGES.


In this city, December 81. by Rev. Matt S.
Hughes, Harry G. Waterhouse of Cape Eliza
beth and Miss Gertrude A. Wentworth of this
city.
In Gorham. Dec. 8, by Rev. E. c. Stront, VIM.
I. Wyer of Westbrook and Miss Edwinna A.
Redlon of Gorham.
In Bath, Dec IS, Archibald Grant and Miss
Elizabeth B. Fraser.
In Hartford, Dec. Z Charles Lovejoy and Miss
Bessie Dorr.
In Norridgewock. Dec. ~, Fred Rogers and
Miss Grace Boston.
In Cherryfield, Dec. g. Andrew A. Ash and
Miss Hattie E. McDevitt.
In Augusta, D. H. Matthews and Mrs. Mary
r. Sackssn.
Miss Harriet Baker.
In Waterville, Dec. 13. Henry j. Gonlding
In West Sullivan, Dec. 8, Jos. M. Thorne and
Miss Carrie L. Bryson.
In Southwest Harbor, Dec. 8. Albert HARPER
and Miss Isadore Farrell, both of fremont.
In North Arson. Dec. 3, John Mullen and
Miss Lizzie M. Walker both of Emblem