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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-05-03

No more need OF a cook stove. The
"New Process" Vapor Stove will take its
place at a reduction in the cost of fuel.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-05-03
Rich, Red Blood

As naturally results from taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla as personal cleanliness results
from free use Of soap and water. This
great purifier thoroughly expels scroiula,
salt rheum and all other impurities and
builds up every organ Of the body. Now
IS the time 10 take II.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-05-03

Wire

Furnished Rooms for rent.-Mrs. Il. D
Roser, Forest avenue. III
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-05-03

The highest praise has been won by
Hoods pills for their easy yet efficient
action. Sold by all druggists Price 25 c,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-05-03

Spray Pumps
For the best Spray Pumps, go to J. W
Wilbur.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-09-29
Road Notice.
(coNTrNUED.l

order made by the board Of county commits
sioners of the county of Sherman, IN the state CT
Kansas. In regular session, the 9TH day OF aug
ust A. D, Iso5 notice IS hereby given that K A
Kent s J. Bennett. Frank Travis, L K Clark A.
Dav D. Moore A l. Butler, s. R. Heavilin. J. w.
Hall L L Coon. l. N Bennett. s Stanley, house
holders of said county. residing IN the vicinity
where II IS proposed TO lay out and establish inc
road below mentioned, have presented TO said
board their certain petition praying the laying out
and establishment of a public road IN said county
as follows Running north from the town site of
Edison on the half section line of section Y, town
s. range g. 20 the north line of said section and
that l. r Shipman, L F. Snalley and A. Marsh,
viewers duly appointed. viii meet at Edison en- the
9th day OF October A D. 1866 ana Proceedt 10 view
said road. and to give all parties a hearing Wit
ness ny hand and the seal Of said county, Affixed
at my Office IN said county, this 18th day Of Sep
temebr, A. D., 1888 EsasEsr j seoT =.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-09-29

The wizard is hustler and always
has on hand q new and clean stock
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-09-29
CARLOTTA'S INTENDED.
CHAPTER Continued.
By RUTH M'ENERY STUART.

[copyrightsd 1893, by J. B. Lippincott Compan
and published by special arrangement vii
them
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-09-29

Subject 70 inspection by and authorized
nude he newt banking Of the State OF Kansas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02

the trees the body hidden by the foliage.
it is curious to see the head and neck dart
ing from side TO side among the leaves.
The darter is found in warm climates and
prefers the banks Of rivers and marshes. Its
manner of feeding is curious. 1t swallows
small fish whole, and IL is said that having
captured a number the darter will speed of
to its young, then open its mouth, and tic
young ones in turn pick out with their
beaks a fish from the gullet of the parent.
The darter is about feet long, of a deep
green color, yariegated with silver white.
Its eggs, which are blue, are laid in n large
nest built of sticks upon trees growing In
the marshes
The strange form and beautiful plumage
of this bird would alone attract one. But
when we know more of its habits, its man
ner of feeding the young, that it is a good
fler when once on the wing Though it has
some difficulty in getting under way In the
air), a splendid swimmer and diver and an
expert fisher, the darter becomes highly in
teresting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02

descended 90 tneni from their ancestors.
and when the biologist gets oa the track OF
anything of that kind he generally suc-
ceeds ip drawing some highly interesting
inferences.
But in this case the biologists themselves
are not agreed as 20 the facts, and so here
is a chance for everybody TO do little SCI
entific observing of his own, with possi-
bility that If his observations are carefully
and properly made he may help to lay the
foundation for a small addition to the halls
OF knowledge. youths Companion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02
Dog TINT Could Spell.

A great lover of animals has said that
dogs can DE almost taught 20 speak. Cap
tain is the name of clever dog, which, al
though he had not advanced so far as this,
could spell his own name ana that OF his
owners. The letters used In the names
were cut out of painted cardboard and
placed upon the ground before him, and
with scarcely ever a mistake he would ar
range them in the correct order. do not
know how long Captain took TO learn this
wonderful trick, but ! do know that un-
limited patience and kindness were used in
the teaching. The years have robbed the
luster from Captains eye, and his limbs
are stiff, and his frame gaunt with age, but
he is still living, and II he regards you as a
special friend you may coax him to spell
his name.-Buffalo News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02

+chs on the floor. At last the moon itself
lame out from behind the great oak tree
|pd seemed 10 smile at her with its big,
hood natured face BY and by little bird
has heard. He gave just one note, and Ally
kaited long for another, but it did not
|b1ne, for he had gone directly TO sleep
|qain. Ally wondered if he also had ''pret-
y dreams"
| She grew very sleepy, but she tried hard
b keep awake. The moonlight seemed like
| path leading from the window to the bed,
Ind the vines were beckoning, and the
hoon was smiling, and she knew that the
|artien was full of lovely white lilies. She
lad often looked down into their beautiful
|nps and had wished that they could tell
scr what the bees told them.
Presently she heard gentle sound and
|elt something cool and soft against her
heck, and, oh. joyl the tallest OF the lilies
has standing by her side and was bending
&s stately head to whisper into her ear,
|nd Ally, listening TO the secret so sweetly
forgot to watch for the pretty
,fcams."
| What the lily said to her that night she
Sas never told, but every day she goes to
he garden and bends her face down TO the
|ovely flower. The secret is hers, and she
! no longer puzzled about the dreams, for
he Is sure that they come from the beauti-
|nl heart of the white lily.-HarrietS Schultz.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02

Is q kitten afraid of dog the first time
: sees ones That seems Ikea very simple
|ucstion, and doubtless many Of our young
|snders will be ready to answer it offhand
nth perfect confidence. Yet they should
lot be too sure. for men whose lives have
Zen devoted to the study Of animals differ
kidely in opinion on the subject.
Some of them say that kittens are ter
|orixed even by the smell of dog before
hey have got their eyes open. Others as
|art that fear of dogs Is something that
kIttsns require little time and expert
|nce to imbibe. And this question is being
|ebated In scientific circles.
The question Is really an important one
s biology, because it IL held that II kittens
rs born with fear and dislike Of dogs 1t
hnst ne an acquired instinct which has
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02
A Fellows Mother.

Who does the most for fellow. say?
Who brings him up from his baby's day?
Who starts him of in the proper way?
A fellows mother.
Who sits up when the evenings como
And helps him along with his schools hard
sum
Or reads him a book the library from?
A fellows mother.
Who keeps n fellow all in trim,
And brightens him up when things get dim?
Who thinks the whole wide world of him?
A fellows mother.
Whom should we love with love so warm?
Whom should we bar from all care and harmi
Whom should we shield with strong right
arm?
A fellows mother.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02
|HILDREN'S COLUMN.


ANY was lying in Der little bed with her
IA burned toward the window Nurse
IA Just left her.
|''(;ood night Sweet dreams" she said.
Good night" said Ally, and then, clos
" her eyes, she fell 20 wondering where
Il dreams came from. aud why she could
ot have a dream before she slept.
~ will keep awake tonight" she re-
Dlved. "and see the pretty dreams II
NIL" So she opened her eyes again and lay
ofte still, watching the shadows OF the
Ines on the white curtains and the moon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02

TIMES
HARD
Work to Get a Living These

That tmwhath is verype haste it
smuas n
eaan
NOT FRAID goods wngen ourst and
customers is the ereasonth Ia aweh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02

He who will not pardon others must not
himself expect pardon. Seneca.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02

match, Mt West
Pullm an, Ills,
when Clarence Il.
Long, who is 10
years old and
weighs only Go
pounds, earned
one OF the souvenir
medals by firing
70 shots without a
single goose egg.
Master Clarence,
whose father Is
I John E. Long OF
Lafayette, Ind.
began to develop
his talent about a
year ago, learning
from his father,
who is a crack
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02
Hot Boiled Rice.

When your family lose their appetite for
potatoes, or If you are wise woman before
then, you will occasionally omit them from
your dinner and serve hot boiled rice with
your roast. The rice will be better still il
you cook it nearly tender and then putt In
the pan with your roast to brown in the
Juices of the meat-Exchange.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02

shot. He indulges in fancy shooting OF all
kinds, such as nipping small disks from his
fathers fingers, lighting partor matcnes
and cutting cards beld edgewise toward
him. He even shoots the ashes from his
fathers cigar, and such like fool tricks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02
Frankie's Soldiers.

frankie's SOiulcre.
Little frankie has an uncle.
And he thinks him great and grand.
Surely never was better
In the land.
He has sent q camp of soldiers
To him-guns and cannon, too
Some wear light gray caps and jackets
Some wear blue.
And his soldiers fight such battles,
Have so many gallant wars,
That already all are wearing
Dreadful scars.
One has lost an arm, another
Has no legs or has no head.
You would think so badly wounded
They'd be dead.
But they face the loaded cannon
Boldly yet, and tits sight
Even now TO see how bravely
They can fight.
Mrs. Clara Doty BateA
ae who will not pardon others must not
nself expet.t pardon Seneca
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02

A Handsome Bird with Many and Remarl-
able Accom- ishments.

This strange bird has very long, slender,
snakelike head and neck. When swim
ming, the body is generally under the wa
ter, the neck and head only being seen.
This view Of the darter is very puzzling to
any one seeing it for the first time, the head
and neck twisting in manner so much
like a serpent that the spectator fancies he
Is looking at water snake. When among
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02

Great amount of present but the recent act
and better times must surely come Until then we
We therefore, have made and prices that will keep
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02
AYoune AIarksman.

The precocious American boy got in some
fine work at the Columbi prize shooting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-02
OBJECT
Chamber Sets.

Go A COMPLETE XVI. century
plO Chamber Set of pieces. Terms
SO down, soc. per week.
o. A COAIPLETEA Antique Cham
PZO ber Set of eight pieces. Terms
So down, soc. per week.
o.. AN ASH Chamber Set of
pa eight pieces complete. Terms
$3.50 down, Coo. per week.
OK AN ANTIQUE Chamber Set
OZO with large mirror complete.
Terms $3down, 75c. per week.
o. AFINE Grand Rapids Cham
~ ~ ber Set complete. Terms-$3
down, 75c. per week.
d. A SOLID OAK Chamber Set
Q.3D complete. Terms-$4 down,
75c. per week.
o. A FINE Oak, Large Beveled
p4O Mirror Set of pieces. Terms
81 down, 75c. per week.
d. AN ELEGANT Oak Chamber
Q6O Set, very fine. complete. Terms
-$5 down, 81 per week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

cHicAGo. March 1.-THE wheat market
opened with something Of a boom. and while
IL did not maintain. II was considerably
higher than the day before. Tue strength
vas easily accounted for. The government
report Of stocks IN farmers hands showed a
larger increase than generally expected
There vas a slight recovery during the last
hour. which left tho market = 10 sc higher
when the session closed. Corn was ectiYe
and averaged higher. though only small
portion Of the advance was held. Closing
prices we're &c higher, The oats market
vas quiet and firm. closing unchanged. The
provision market was firinor and higher at
the opening and continued 10 improve for
a while.
Closing:
waEAT--March. 7as.c; May. 7s,Ec; July,
sc.
CoAx-March. axe; April, eye; May.
So. July. {i,fc.
oArs-May. s3[c: June, 33sc; July,
A<e; September, zs+c.
rokx = March. si7.5o; May. $3.50;
July. $3.50.
IAsp-March. $3.50; May. u24o;
July, tfi.s5.
N.-0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
FALL IN THE MARKET
Bears Made a Fad on Western
Railroads.
GENERAL ELECTRIC DROPS
The >e~ York stocks opened WEAK
and There va but Lttie
or No selling
GENERAL ELECTRIC DROP

Nav YoEx. March Money on call
haa been easy. ranging from J . D
last loan al s. and elo@ing offered ~ 4
Posted rates. f>5pfSss commercial
bills. 4s3i s9isf
Government bonds have been steady
Speculation GA the stock exchange
vas rather qsict. the dealings amount
ing 70 l5o. 796 shares. Al the opening
the market was inclined - weakness
Eeading. however. was an exception and
moved up about point on London buy
lag
General Elecssic was sgain attacked and
forced do~n 70 -. the lowest point being
reached daFias tho present. bear campaign.
The bears also made . rad On IT Paul, Bur
iinsion 4 Quincy and Lackawanna, depres-
-sag these stocks to Ia pr cent. Sugar
sid down 10 i-i9H AZ one time and later
rallied 20 l.l9is. Tie market closed toler-
ABB nfnl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

NV Yonx, Msrch fl.-fL0UR-Dull.
weak; winter wheat, loo grades 40 70
2 % PEE e~t-
WHEAr Flrnscr. moderately active.
Clo-inr: No. ,. March. 76kc; May, 77s4 &c I;
June. size; July Die, August, ss5.c I;
September. soss G.
toHs-Frm. dull. Closing: March. 53ssc;
April. 5eAc; MAJ. 5l1.c, June. sic; July.
5ls,e.
(tArs--Dlil- firms options quiet. easier /;
No. =. 81. et.9'3er No. white. At9fi &c.
LARD-euiet. nriner western steam closed
a. l3.75 asked city. ii.5o. lbs asked.
PoHK- Mess active, steady; old mess,
i9.2S 10 f9.5o-
CHExsE-S(uiet unchanged; state. 10 10
lie; fancy. liz. Ia 13c-
CoEFKK-Options oFened dull. unchanged
81 points down: closed steady, 5 20 Is
points down; March. l7.25 10 17.D; April,
1850 10 i6.96: May. Is - 10 $3.50: July. IL. 20
% loco; September. lG.ss to 1870; spot Rio
ouii. easy.
SrokR-Raw dull. caSy: fair refining,
> Isle 70 400: centrif,lgals. IS; test, 81
Refined quiet. steady and unchanged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
This Ia What.

Buy DR. koch's German ncrve pills
for nervous people. Guaranteed 10 cure
weak memory. loss a. brain power lost
manhood. nightly emissions and ali
nervousness 10 either SCI. Price Al or
six for g.. Dullan's German Medicine
company. Flint. Mich. eoio agents for
United STATES and Canada. Sold in
Grand Rapids by Scribner s Aldxorth.
No 3 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
OF Interest TO Farmer. and o,A.rs Seek

ing Homes
The Canadian Pacific Railway com.
pany's exhibition car will be n; Clarks.
Vile Monday. March ID, l2O2 p. M;
leave Monday. March ~. 80 p m. Ar
rive al Grand Rapids Monday. March
-. i-So ?. N, leave Monday. March ~
II p p M. Arrive 81 Grandville Mon.
day March -. lils p ~. leave 1ues.
day. March n. 5.iop n. Arrive at Zee.
land Tuesday. March 81. 6.l6 p. M.
leave Wednesday. March -. % a. r..
and exhibit the products = the Cana.
dian west. lf0 acres Tree a. actual set
tiers. 2GWeop0 acres - the very hest
lard IN America 70 select from.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

CxroS STocK YARDs. Chicago. March H.
Caftle-keceipfs, $50; steady; common TO
extra steers. x5.s5 10 SD; COWS and bulls.
$50 10 &.25.
lower; heavy E.z5 10 <s.O5; mixed and
medium. $50 90 $50; light. 7e5 to 1858.
Sheep-Receipts. LOO; steady; poor TO
20 choice, 800 60 $50: lambs. A.75 10 &.55.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
London Grain.

LoxDo<, March 1.-The grain markets
opened this morning lower. Al Liverpool,
wheat was slower; red winter. Nd lower !;
Corn unchanged; higher pricesasked. Oats
firm cargoes were unchanged. The French
markets were very quiet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Bofh the method and results when
syrup II FIgs = fAksns lt Is pleasant
ADD refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
reatly yet promptly On the k.dneya
Liver and Bowels. cisanses the sy>
ssm efsetazliy. dispels colds. bead
aches and fevsrs and cures hzbltusl
eoasripslioa- Syrup Of Figs y TIE
oniv remedy Of its kRd ever pro
s.acsd. piessing % the taste and ac-
cepiahls 10 the stomach. prompt Ii
ia action and truly beneficial In in
Effects. prepared only from the acsr
keslshy and agreeable substances. -
many sxcellsnt qualities commend u
to al and have male IL the most
popular rsmedy known.
Syrup Of fSgs u for sals In 90,
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gissx Any reliable druggist VIA
may not have il on hand VIII pro
cure il promptly for any one Who
wishes to ny IL Do not accept any
Substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SxHUP CO
szs SsAscssco. c<t.
k00x5t4k&A -. 80 f0n6 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
Detroit Grain.

DETROIT. Mich. March lf.-wheat--No 2
red. cash. Zoe; May. IKE; July. 73Isc bid,
Corn--So. ?. cash. s2k.c.
Oats-So. white. cash. sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

thkksE-ttul cream. L. "a H.
CA>sKp Goops--eorn. S.ata 80 per dor;
tomatoes. ~. $50 AID per doz.
Roasted. Rio. -2(a35c; Mari
caibo. 26<a2se; Java, aoa3ic; Mocha and
Java. sD,n.fc.
IAED-G compound tierces. 5000, CON-
pound. 50-pound tins, lie; pure. tierces,
$685.; 5o-pound tins. l3lsc kettle rendered,
tierces. $ii.25: 5o-pound tins, l45sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Traits znsFiAs ssnth ~ . a J. a. erd a 81
uAc dAiiS, tthtf ff4las daily eGceIa >a1,Ir[
raEfFf>o A>D FAHlok Ca sE41nn
North - q tFain hss rarlrf ear ~ -.
ere tlf,. , A. y traiz has I.nftnl c1s li..la
hapids - fefe@kel AID Macklpfe tffk.
~ ~ ~ train has kieel.tna rsfs l.r.nd r..
i6- "a feioske, sn1 Narklna~
rogth-s 81 M tr4in has D4rlof car (irsna
k4pids - tlnrinrafI
lAle N train has rssior ear Grad Raplas
80 Chicago.
ga , N ,ssin has Wagner slssplas car Grad
Rapids - Cincinnati
n Up m tFsln has NsxneE klssflns ca l,f.a1
Lsplos a. Chicago
NfskD6oS. GRAND RAPIDS INDIAN
Fcr knskeeun. ". sxam u1sn aNpm
fnsm kusko<on- &r..to a. al <erm sa,t !.
SUNDAY trein leaves for Nuslezl1. u f. i.
Arrives from ku>kegoa a a.
CHICAGO VIA RAJ
I've. Grand Rapids a os m smsm nunm
nuam train has tAreesh Paiisr ~ 80
n - y N tram daus thnscsh Naenrs Sieof'las
Tar.
I've. Chicago - a. n sloD m.Sl a. n m
Ar. Grand Rapids = ~ ~ - = n -. ! ~
1lo m train has throash fsTlr Car ma
7 q y N train daily, thrua<h Wages slrefinE
ikroaxh tickets ana fuls irforsnation esn \.
had by cailins upon 4. Alnlquisf. tlrkrs efclt
a nrlon statlon. oeorfc ~. kunss.n. | nl.lk
s.sks = a. sfrn'. No. g ho'ss' STREE ersae Hap
Gen. fHss. And ickct Atrtul
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
CHICkG0 & WEST MICHIGAN
RAILWAY.

cofks TO cHfc 400.
". Grand Rapids 9am iapm sIirpn
IN. Chicago. ..dH rm as pm &c N
fEICKNfSo rson cHfcAGa.
Nv. Chicago $40 SPIN OF it = N
Ar. Grand Rapids = ~ y IA 10 IS ON sti1a a.
nE>ToS kkanoE AID II 5oE
Nv. Grand Rapids 8am Ism III Hpm
An. 6rand karid>.< ~ an > - . "a ios3 M
70 ksp FEos nrstRso>.
Nv. q. r. ssosm = pm s:epm stsp N
Ar. q. x 10 - ....,... IS a. . - 4 m
rKAyEEsE crrt, sssIsrEE AN rErosEss
Lv Grand karias -. .s..... 5Bam tNrm
Ar Traverse tsf3 ........--. y a. y M D. - J. -
Ar. tharievoix ......-.......... ft pm ..--..
Ar. feto<krg 800. &c.. ..... = ~ Pm
Ar. Nani-tee. ............- IL a. n "a u - = ~
arrive fro1n Petoskey iooo n iron 1rsserss
City IA o. m. iQ a. - Ia.
rusoNon an sEKyrrE
Wagner Pericr Car leave Grand RAPIDS p
I n leave Chicago - pm.
Wager ~ierfrfs Leave ttrsnd Rapids 81 -
n lsase hicaxe ~ - 7 ~.
ffee chair car Ia Naristea - 4 N
sLFery day. otacf trains vel GAYS only.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
HE MICHIGAN pvsTcoMP a,

Granello. offers for sale az auction. at 10
a. m. Monday. March Ia. the entire stock
~ merchant tailoring goods. trimmings
and fixtures az Nc. lOT Ottawa street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
RETROiT, LANSING
- & NORTHERN r. n

eci>o 70 nHrFolf.
". Grand karids 1lQam 1879 yer ~
Al. Detroit ii ~ IN p Al 3 m % ~ 70
rr1rtRINo rEos nEgreff.
Iv nesfrit ssan sfNpm frpm
Al. Grand kapit4 a. :. "a ?. 81 REL - 70 ~
saofxa~. aiss AID ~. fel -
~ Grand Rapfis --.---.... tam Affr ~
Ar lsrand RaftSt s...... n So ri ~ a. N
Ls,~1.is. Va fo~ If.L nks7fsi.s "a
" Grand Rapi3s s1oam f@pm tNpm
AZ from Lowell 80 -....... y ;, b n ~ m
rHauren fas sEsKrA
psffar Carr "a az frnlns ilrfs.eef Dfant Ear,
ia nud ll-tfpat fatluf ~ - ssffhas ~
sErerr aay. otbrr iFslrs ~e-t 7avs Gals.
tirsn8f DEntVEN firt. 49, 0le.ut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
MARKETS.

New maple sugar will be in the mar
ket Monday morning. Elliott * Co.
the Monroe street grocers, contracted
yesterday Tor consignment from
Charles Blain a Gaines township % be
delivered Monday morning at II cents a
pound. This will be the first * this
years product 20 be marketed here The
warm weather for tho last few DAYS has
started the flow % sap and farmers are
getting ready Cor sugar making In good
earnest. The market a. a general thing
yesterday was firm and steady. Some
lines II Vegetables are growing scarce
and prices are becoming correspondingly
augmented. Beets have advanced 10
cents beshel Elephant il more plcnti-
fuI and reduction % 3 cents a pound
Vas made. 4 reduction 81 4, % a cent
IN lard was made BY The wholesale
houses. Grain and general produce are
steady ADD a general quietuess pre-
vailed Quotations IN detail follow:
Farm Produce
Quotations - farner-
BJrrxs-Z'c pr pound.
l*.tr---ltrC - Coz
T,orsrr r@-t5s.f71.s PR IA.
ReAxs-Hsnd- ricked. SIS per fsa
Hoxxy-Fsrcy white. lfc rer f-oani.
I.Frrrcs--tnf house. DC pr pound.
T4axI Ev---23- pr dox.
Tg-Rxrr~-sss.f ~ Per ~.
Rs-raaAats-- sstfslss Ter -
tAssors--.ssfffc rer bsi.
BErr@--70c pr IA.
f,as~1rs--1sfesc Per %.
tAasAss- s. fssf I ~ PER IA.
grrzax--,fssfssAs Ter aor
VFas1 sHf.E tfvsrsa@--.ac par bunch.
TfrFfA~r---c Per ro.ad.
RAnr-axs-lios hsas-s. s>a3se rer doz.
hIrchfs
Afrr ns- s0rfls 7 - ger tn.
t'sl5S4-s s. - A. ~ -.
Pouftry.
1--we turkeys. Ia IA ireea.i. fS7f-~
ft0e rhtrken- ena f'o~sfrs t08ffes
5ross.s. iaei
Ave te~is ttiIfc. f7csacd fftatar.
lave GA rss,+fer@. Arf II s.rt@arri ia
ilfe 3tscfs Lea i1e. dressed it7isc.
Live geess. efiss., ars~ssei n fi1s.
irc~h Meats
fcrk ..... .....4. .-.-....-.s..- e,77
t'.''t -.-s-.t--'s-.s --..s.t ....-s - ~
a.i't.'7 --..-s..s... .s.s.s...
- .-.-s tst.-+ -ss..-s----.
fHti.-.-..s. ..i- .-.'.-.-..-s ..--.- so -
Bafter AMI Erxs--whol-.sse Prices.
eo'sntrv maks<. or.xinal rsH-.
Tfr r..4...- 4.. = 7oIk
Eezs. frrzh - d. II as
t~refabs..s All eecfss.
Naoiss,ie f-i.rs f'srsizhsd - M.seiev
Rr4z
t'essa- ~ 50 ...... ssso4an
f.fft-..4
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