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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-18
Foreign Mail Service.

Steamships will leave for and arrive
from San Francisco, on the following
dates. till the close of 1898.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-18
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

the OQlleQ CltleS news OI all
kinds, and from all parts of the
world has heretofore been consId-
cred reliable and honest enter
prise. the principle of which was
to give to the civilized world in a
systematic way all facts which
might be considered of universal
interest to the readers of Amer
lean newspapers To judge from
the manner in which the affairs
of Hawaii have been presented to
the world through the Associated
Press, and more especially
through the branch Office in San
Franc SEQ. it is obvious that the
usefulness Of the company has
sadly deterioriated. The San
Francisco branch, under the man
agement of Chas. S. Diehl has
furnished reports of Hawaiian af-
fairs which have been VIZ. item IN
der his instructions i'll biased
and dishonest manner. The spe-
cial correspondents sent to Ha-
wall, and later on the local cor
resondents appointed to work for
the Associated Press have com
peted with each other In filling
their dispatches with direct lies,
with misst tements, and with fab es
aid canards. The papers in the
Western Stats VIII ch receive
their news from the San Francis
CO branch of the Associated Press
should be made aware of the I'M
reliability of the dispatches is
sued from that office. 1t is some
thing new that an association like
the Associated Press Company
should take sides in political
matters. and doctor the dispatches
published to suit the views and
sentiments of the jingoists and
annexationists in the States. But
ANYBODY conversant with affairs
in Hawaii will know such to be
an undisputable fact. The Re
publican papers which desire to
convey the TRUTH to their readers
should sever their connections
with the San Francisco branch of
the Associated Press; the Dem
ocratic papers should never ac-
cept and publish a dispatch from
that company, at least, as long as
the present manager is running
the shop for the purpose of air
ing his individual political ideas.
The most childish and absurd
! fake which yet has been spread
through the Associated Press dis
patches from Hawaii is the Jap
anese canard. The American
papers have solemnly VIZ item
| editorials about the japanese
cloud in Hawaii, about Blount' S
taking hand in the japanese
demands in Hawaii" and about
Blount's hurried departure on
account of Japan's attitude in
Hawaii. . We have in former is
sues pointed out the absurdity of
supposing that the American
minister to Hawaii ever commit
ted the blunder of interfering in
a question between the govern
ments OF Hawaii and japan, aris-
ing simply from the different in
depreciation of the treaty existing
between those two countries. The
annexation org ms which have at
tempted to insult Mr.. Blount. by
accusing him of taking such an
undiplomatic action have failed
to produce the letter which they
claim Minister Bloont wrote to
Mr. Dole. although both editors
are ready to claim that they have
free access, both to the Hawaiian
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-18
Concert.

Professor Berger and his band
will give concert at Emma
Square tonight commencing at
7:30 o'clock. Following is the
programme:
PARTI.
[. overture" Rubezahl' Flotow
2. Cornetsolo-" Love and truth"
....... Welcher
BY Mr.. Charles Kreuter.
3. Clarionet solo - Autumn
Leaves 800. Carl
By Mr.. W. NJ. Keough.
4. Seiectlon-"Il Trovatore'
..... ... Verdi
PART II.
5. Needy" American Airs"
80. ...... Boyer
6. Piccolo duet" Elua Manu-
Iiwi" ...... King
BY T'ssrs Barsotti and Santanna.
z. Euphonium solo-''The Ideal"
$500. .. Minker
BY Mr.. S Comes.
s. Waltz" New Melodies" (By
requestl -. -. Berger
Hawaii Ponoi.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-18

Mr.. Canavarro the Portuguese
charge daffaires visited the
Philadelphia this morning and
was saluted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
THE LAST CHANCE
To Goasais the Fssnons Dr< Dsrrsn
While they Have onkees IA
This Csss.

The ORA Dsrrin's soiourn ia Grand
Rapids viii soon expire. and parties
desiring their services should not fail
% consult these eminent electro mag
nstic physicians AZ once They have
made many wonderful cures IN this
vicinity. ~ the testimonials heretofore
Published have shown.
Drs Darrin car be consulted free 1T
their Office. - jefferson avenue. near
corner Fulton street Grand Rapids.
siich ofiice hours. 10 70 5 daily;
evening. 10 s; Sundays. 10 TO II
They make speciality Of all diseases
OF the Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat.
Catarrh AMI Deafness. Bronchitis. Ia
Grippe. Consumption. Dyspepsia. Heart.
Liver and Kidrey Diseases. All Nervous.
Chronic and Private Diseases Of Men,
and all peculiar Female Troubles are
confidentially aud successfully treated.
Most cases can receive home treatment
after ne visit 10 the doctors Office. In.
quiries by mail promptly answered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Sxw YoKx. Oct. 7.-FLouz Market dull.
weak; easier; water wheat. low grades
206,d2.f5.
NaEAr-Spot market dull. easier; options
were very dull AID closed steady at 40 oe-
cline with the trading wholly local; October.
7Oh.c; December, 73lSc, May, SO5sc.
CoRx-Spot market dull, lower; options
were dull but steady al ~ decline; Oetoeer,
t74i November, 4szci Deeembsr, i4e;
May. fst.c.
OArs-Spot market duh and steadyi OPP
tons dull, steady 4 Der. 80 &C; November,
13tsc: Decemocr. size.
LAND Irn. quiet; western steam closed
a. SiO. IS asked: city at $3.50
PoKx-Quiet. firm new. $3.50.
CHxEsE-Quiet. nrm; state large white,
sA@ltAc
coFfEx-Options opened steady. unchanged
to 10 points down; closed steady at 10 down
To points up. October s1.l5.a lz.25; No
venber. sls.e0: December, sl6.l5a i6. %;
January, Si5.soi March, Sl5.6o; Spot Rio
dull. steady, No. .. iss.
SUeAR--kaw, quiet. steadyi fair refining,
Size; centrifugals. s. test 3ssc; refined firm,
fairly active. No. :. fll-l6sai}se; of A,
4 15-16(d51sc; standard. A, 5 3-l6(a one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
WENT TOYACHT RACE
Brokers More interested in L
Then in Stocks
BANK RESERVE INCREASED
whe.s Css-ed DuIi and Le~er--for<.
Ribs snd Lard Advanced On
taehs Ir4dinx
BANK RfsERvE INCREASED

NEw Yosx. Oct T-Nonsy On call
y noninAlly Per cent
Posted RATES. silsf0Asl,<-
Gossrnment bonds steady.
Wall street contributed more than IT.
quota Of spectators At the race down
tho BAY today. and - result the trans
actions AZ the stock exchange were OF
retail character. Esen laekawanna.
which vas such . card yesterday. was
duh and made net los q = per cent
The sales yesterday were l45oO shares
Today for the two business hours they
were only $50 shares. Very little vas
heard about the bag sale Of the stock 70
various corporations and still less Of the
alleged revolution in the management
Notwithstanding tbs duilness the gen
eral market vas strong. Whisky was
somewhat Of feature. rising 10 2sA on
pool buying and on talk that the IN
siGiors had CON promised with the Amer
lean Distributing company. Northwest
moved up to 1904 on light trading.
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie preferred was OF
the specialties. rose 10 Az; General
Electric Wa also stronger aud sold upto
lf4. After the bank statement the market
reacted slightly. There Was nothing Ia The
statement 70 call for the reaction as the ex-
hibit va< favorable IN every inspect. During
tie week the banks gained =. 80 Is ia re-
serve and now bold So .e3s. 10 above The IS
per cent required By Law. They gained So
ST.. 100 In cash. increased their loans So45,-
40 and their circulation $50, 400. Near the
close the market rallied again and lett on
nrm. The sales were %, 5Ss shares.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
Dull wheat Market.

CHICAGO. Oct. 7.-Another day OF dullness
and h was characterized as tho dullest day
Of the week is the best that can be said Tor
the wheat market today. Early cables came
weak and late ones triie steadier. North
western receipts. although not up 10 the cor
responding day last year. still were quite
large, 80 cars arriving at Duluth and Min
neapolis. Exports from both coasts for the
week we're -. zoo bushels less than for the
last week and almost 1 lO0o. coo less than for
the corresponding week last year. Chicago
received ts0 cars. five over the estimates.
December opened c lower. at o. Nc, RANGED
between 67aae aud es@c. closing al 81 "a
67%c. a los of "a : Tor the day.
Provisions firm. trading light. offerings
were light ard some bidding advanced
prices. Receipts OF hogs vrrt below ex-
I-cfations and TINS teraed 10 steady prices
of product January PORK was iT1sc higher
January lard nc higher and January RIBS
lcl higher az The ciosa.
tioeing prizes weres
WHkAr-Octooer.' 6s%; December, 67sSc
May. 1o{.e.
coHs-)c,ober. s71sc; December. seAc;
May. tzAtc.
Osrs--i,ctober. 273lc; December. 2s4c;
May. 5i11c.
Pork-ocsober, sie.e5; January. siL52
LARD--Oct0bcr. -. 20; January. S8.i2.
kgas-Octooer. $50; January. G.55.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

4 S<lhNEF SILT -Nesfire - - siven
!. fbat on ceptcuhof 81 .. - >eisnu Msffsr
A Go a. Nrsad Eapiis Afct - r. ifa'iap.
r SIDE executed ARD : ~ raj p fft setffsn
1rest osnreny - Grand ksrfsis Nrh ~
s.~isuFlrnf ~ ail ifs frfpeitF. or ~ - efi
- eti - rreiifrrst that fbr al AteliFan
1rset rfnl Any "a 'cfsilfet fsf ~ fsusf. fi8sf
- Inventory a 50 fbe rF1i.elfy ~ sria a.
si1ror Bias seer ~ - fie nttcr - flie eisrt =
tre eoufiT 81 ke8t a. ~ 'f,ef - ls~
het 81 ue.sisF 30 i~h das 90 ocfreef.
-. sfi ~ tre F- rsrr aif aErf- - fTtrr
rerss. ffse srlf te-elig - + tlts sis 49,
sixuot eit - nferes fs,r safe ~ r.ifiic sutfioa
- IRE .srsil casa
SAID .sie ei.i take rlsc. s. tis 1seGr ~ -
cel'rc= b. tfr fefrrcsr - s.lti dsF. a - n
ertrturs 20 tir SO is.ffr4 a - shti >risstl.
Matter -. sifusfr tf = 81. 81 49, sfsi
stf~ei. fr A. clsy - ffrard spias Niff
- atofe aer.rti tire sd liti,F - eHeh
ssif n. - frrtofT raeTaret ~ she as-i4nee
unlirr fat sfstne s2 sfr4 a.. - rrrf icei ID -
- stnt'-i :" n'e-.sii.x FuTeht-r-
lsssd tirsns Rspsis Aieh. Seetenb~f 81.
fss8
TBS Nft HfGsN FgTssT CO.
faes - ~ s-sieaee - Sslson Halter %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
''EVERYDODYS LAW BOOK. "

b. N utie 81 shs - pass ~pex. prepared br
B. &lsrsnsier koonsz l. L. h. msa.bsr % TIE
1en YORK Bar
IL enables every u1an sd eonan 20 ~ their
M hlejaF. 10 teaches What are your rixhts
r aoa - nsaintaia tkeuL When 10 begin q
~ suit sud whsn 80 shan ooe. IL contains thu
.teini iafofnaftou every ttsiassE Eaan Deeds IA
fsfy stafll irs the aim. a. eonfalns business
1Frn1 - sTerf variety ueaful - the lawyer az
raneacs
Is1ci1sse 80 tdiiars for copy. o. incioss two
cas- rf-tsre s.a1no To- = iaeie ~ ccuferts and
ems - aFeaf. Asi.lrsss nkNI ". HITCH
Ok FuhIls1 e. ~ rtxtA Avsuna. New tof<-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
Treasurer.s Notice.

Atfy treasurer OHca.
Grand Rapids. Mich-.Sepisnibe- u. lssl
Notice h hereby given that tho asses smen.
roll Tor the construction % sewe- IN Na;rous
from Dale avenue to Pa.raer avenue. i
now IN my hands. aud that | will receive pay
meEt thereon Tor The Period oi twenty DAYS from
this Gate al tho Office OF the city treasurer.
city hall
oct Il Nh soRRIck. City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Dxrnorr. Mica. Oct Market clos a
dali. shade easier. Nheat-No. I white.
.4t.c; Ma. red. cash. - ~; No. 3 red. &C I:
- ah,,r. - ecs May. s5t.c.
Corn-No. :. cash. it.c.
Otts-No. : white. 3iac; No. mixed
- -.
Eys.--No. :. cash fsilc
Prime Clover -ted--f5.56.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

r~rox Srocx YARDs. Chicago. Oct. -
Cattls-Recsip;s. 900; common To extra
steers. s. 35sa $50 stockeFs and feeders. 81 q
ti375. coxs and balls, si.5043.60; calves,
=. 5tsd6.75.
Hogs-Recelpts 9,Io; heavy, ss.l5ld6. %
COMMON q choice mixed. s6.2o,a6 $50; choice
escorted. - 7steas5 light. ss-3Jtf6. - pigs,
sl.Otdt.sO.
Receipts. 3.010. poor 20 choice as
s,rtsd. fi.5taf.25, lamte. $1,000 500
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

CITY IFeasufers Uf.ice,
Grand Rapids. Mich. September "a fsq3.
Notice Is berebv civ, n that the assessment
roll Tor the opening aud extension ~ Logan
Street from tho preSen. eastern terminus TO
hural street. l. nov n my han -. and thai /
will receive payments "a the same for the
period Of wsn.y day from tais date at the
Office Of tho city treasurer, city hal.
oct H NJ. H. SORRlCk. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

fIfy treasurer { ti-c
Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept. x. isssi
Notice II hereby given thai the assessment
roll fer the construction % sewe. ia Psrk
avenue from the west side citch - Straight
streer l. nov Ia my hands aud that / will 70
ceiye payment thereon for tho period of twenty
days from this date al tho offics of the city
treasurer. city hall.
octI7 ii. II. sORIICK. City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
City Treasures Once.

City Treasures Olhcs.
Grand Rapids. Aich.. September p. 1891 I
Notice - hereby given that the assessment
roll for the improvement OF Madison avellue,
from Washington street 10 state street. Is
row in my hands. and that will receive pay
ment thereon for the period Of twenty days h'om
hall
oct II b. III. SORRICk. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

lily lIeaSufers Oucey
Grand Rapads. Mich. september p. 1853
roll Tor &C nstructlng seves IN South ICnia
street froLi Stevtns street to Hall street IL
n0N ia M hands. aud that will receive ray
frop this OATS at the Office " the city treasurer.
city hall.
octi4 Nh. soRRICK. City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Ffsua srife arta - * -
Frtirs s~asilf Sea tifss tst sess-se -raset
rr3 - ~-srsffn 49, stNsf . tssnsa fsass
ttfeet fnea fnrtH tseeae Hsfi stfs-f a
~ - ftsa<ss s&e~sea ~ 80 oessssi - fa-sifs
aeys fIesr fhf, Nsf- - iita lsfss ~ 49, rfs
$3.50 rts4 hsft
sss : A 4 so4aitk e,sr iss.s,fss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

City Irlasnrer's Offcs.
Grand Rapids. Mich. eot. q, iS1R
Motto - hereby given that t1e assessment
roll for the improvement OF Paris " n .
from nt,l.Aas street 20 fifth ayenue j. row
n ray hands, and that l viii receive payment
thereon fof the period o twenty days from this
cate az the Office Of the city lrer. city hail
oct Il a.. II. SOkklJk. taty Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

state g hichiean. County ~ kent-Ft
4. J, A. =, Nfr' ser. ca-sits - tlr - terlrd
hank. 30 so cu.rlf swear tret tfe abe~n sta-e-
= -rf IL true - the l,est - mf snosicdre and
tritrf = A = fFRu5FE tatriff.
s,-ilssf -ttf-i nad serorn a. iefcrs ne els IN
day - October. lt.0 khls fts Hsr,
Iefrcrt Attest. tctefs fuhiir.
,. a arKER.
a 4 Bs0Nr, Diree1orf.
= tEuFEfN foL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

State Of Michigan. County q Ksnf-ssi
1. VIM n. Andersen. cashier ~ above names
bank. do solcunly swear that the shove state
Inept i true "a the besl of ny kno~iedee and
belief. w. II. ASnzksok. Cashirf.
Subscribed and sworn 90 before me. tine Oh
day ~ Ocfnler. tse3 &. A. >cnA
Notary Public. keot county. MACH.
Correct, attest
NJ FLETcHER
A. ID. hATBBoxh Direcfors-
- d. LENoS,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

State OF Michigan. Cocnty Of kenf-res
L. 4. A. Hall. cashier Of the allowed namef
hsak do soiemnly swear that the aioFe state
menf i true 10 the beat % M knoNiecre add
belief r. A. HaLL. Cashier
subscribed and sworn 20 before ne this IN
day Of Octoosr, 1873. D. " sIEDo,
Correct attest. No'sr5 Public.
J. ~. STANTON.
". ID. TALFnED. Directors
J.. ;. PffKca.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

tfen'< isssins soash a e. \ = a. N - -
- @sAt o<eef teasaa AallS t4repf Snadag
s,-1Ftsa asn faaIas ca snNra.
kss,e-t n a tzsln hss par.ol ear i n.us.
ie1 = .r.in "a. s.s,pl.s en- a...s n.
-. - FsfotkeI sn1 Aa<k lsae
Ne t.eln h@s p&<.s s.r 0rA.f
80 e irese has fhreueh coasA ana r.si.<
"a trsnr hAPlds tettIraeo
- - tan h1s s1as< lleeDfns car 0r.ns
40 sissp.H< car os.sa kaptas - CA.sase
.sr~tfao< aRaNn naPrD< 4 rsnaRxA
fof AeNkeeon ~, "a n a SIS sea-
fn nes keeoa-Ar ssoan t4pn $50
.1aef trAin .astca foF HuskaEun a. ~
Affss' fsol1 haakexon . - a.
rHrrson VA =. y a..
II. tsrAnd hspida- itotan g0on umnw
~. tnic4Eo.---. alopm tEnm la II
iaoa ~ usta ba< thra1eh raafh .nd fsuf Ia
pafiH car snd n - n train daiig il.rooEh
tse sn "AsA9 sianpins car
~ 90 : 81 s....-f ~ a. loan Iomp n
Ar ofsnd hapitk-.3 ~ a. sen ena n
SO . n train has bufei psriof osr sna dialng
zoe s.l. a-r,. sArassA ss.sA ana We
psoasa tioke,s ana fuii inser.ussisa can n.
lsa = ea.linE ocoH 4 Amqeirt tlek-t aga.
y as a 's-'iea 'aisphoss Se 90 0raaa kspr
- @.~@ q J. ILlcHNaon
Zen faz< ana Iickss Agsal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

State OF Mictican oanty Of koat
l. J. Frederic haaTs. casilr q the above
statatnart j. trsle So the - % "a ny knowie ise
and belief J. FkEpE q BAAss. sshirr.
subscribed and sNoll % lire he this 9th
day OF October. tse2
JHaFLEs d. HAgrfSoToS,
Notary Pub a.. Neat eoub;y, Mich.
Correct. att.st;
StfLs I. AtERY.-
r. S4ewAs~ WRITE. Directors.
lRNUs-L A. PUTNAM.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Treasurer's Notice.
City Treasurer Ofice.
Grand Rapids Mich. sept ~. ls91
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction ct . sewer in Lake
street. from Soutl last street - south Fuller
street. l. now in my hands. and that | will 70
ceive payment thereon foo the period Of twenty
days from this date at tho Office % the citytreas
urer city hall
oct1s II. H. SORRICk. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

City Treasurer's Office.
Grand Rapids. Mich. September n. is90
Notice \ hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction of sewer IN Doiboe
and other streets from sherman street 20
Wealthy avenue Is now In my hands. and that
viii receive payment thereon for the period
OF twenty days from this date at the Office OF
the city treasurer. city hall.
oct IA N. Ii. SoRRICK. City Treasures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Sfete ~ aifhiFsa fsra-s - kstf "a
heftes Pie rssttff q ne sfes7f asr,est
ksas a. raffsnni4 ssesr fhst 80 s-erf srsfe-
FFl8ef fassffa y Ffsf ttatstr
@s,erfitr4f ehs ssnrs - tefefF - tsie lth
49, - tfrfotssf f-zs tastsfff tfrssf
ssrr fAghile
torr~es kssesf
Hx~ss NeseH
g Tssss. ns'-s'eF.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Treasures Notice
City TreasuFers Ofiice.
Grand Rapids. Mich, sept - issD. !
Notice Il hereby given that the assessment
roll for ths improvement Of Highland avenue
from jed on avenue 20 south lnion street Is
now In my hand, snd that | viii receive payment
thereon Tor the period 81 twenty days from this
date a. the Office Of the city treasurer. city hall
oct % n. II. sORkICk. City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

ircaSufer@ NOTICE.
Cts Treasurer Oifics.
Grand Rapid. Mich. sep. p. lsel
Notice l. herebi given that tae ass-ssinsnt
Toll Tor tho Construction 81 seNsr IA
l-ssran r - r. IN = as g.. 81 tire a. 80 IA
fuie FrFee-. - new m ny hsnis. AMI that
vii receive payment thereon for tbn period o.
twenty days ron his oste a. tne odics 81 ths
CAY treasurer. city nall.
octE NJ A. >0kRlck.sCity Trsasarx
Treasures Notes.
Csty Trcasurers ohss
Grand Rapids Mfch.. seat - loo
Notice = hereby risen tast tbs =. - lnsat
roii fof Ia coEs.rastson 81 sewer "a -r,tf
s+rtef Ena a4.au# "a nca toiin -
syrnue Isl 81 paa L. INV 10 my hands.
ami tia I vii receive psrncht thereon Tor
the per.oi 81 twen DAYS from tlis date a.
III oftcs o. the cit treasussr city hal
oct IL n. b s skn,s n q s. a. ..tsarer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

State os Michigan. County Of kent-ss;
Il, Martin l. sweet president 81 the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the ahpre
statement Is true 70 the best 81 my knpeledge
and belief. MAETfN l. SNEET. fresidenf-
Subscribed and sworn % belure ne this 9Th
day 81 October. islkf. II. a. Posr, Notary.
Correct, attest:
Gro. c. PmRcx.
r. LoETToERT. Directors
l.. T. HAWKINS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
LOCAL MARKETS.
Farm Produce.

Farm Produce.
BrrrEa--2c Ter POUND.
Esssse--itc - dozen.
Max RskS@-a.)a -5c PER hushel.
Ifavfra--,ae ler tusfieL
CtsHo5s--rc Ter fslshei.
HoSxs -Fsncg whise. izi{c per pound.
fkasf SIZE - doren.
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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-12-09
NEIGHB0RH0OD NOTES.
HOMETOWN.

The oystermen are complaining OF
high tides running their oysters.
Miss Lille Glib has just returned
from avisit to friends in Philadel.
phia.
Our town has been filed with Wis.
itors for the past week, some of whom
are still with us.
Cholera has attacked our. hogs and
in consequence most of our citizens
are converting their pigs into pork.
One of our citizens went north to
purchase a horse sometime ago. He
no doubt procured most valuable
animal, but he had an accident on
his way home, which resulted in his
arriving with part of his nose in his
pocket.
A most fashionable and largely at
tended wedding took place in the NJ.
E. Church, South, of our town, We'd
nesday, p. M, November Goth. The
contracting parties being Miss Flor
ence Marshall, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. johnson, and Mr.. Hiram
Birmingham, of New Church. The
church was tastefullY decorated in
evergreens and cut flowers. Messrs.
Charles Tull, of New York, Charles
Hurley, of New Church, and John
Gladding, of HOMETOWN, acted as
usners, with Mr.. Melvin Witham, of
Jenkins Bridge, rs best man. The
bridesmaids were: Misses Mollie Gill
lespie and Ina Selby, of Oak Hall,
dressed in Nile green silk, Misses
Ella Johnson, of New Church, and
Maggie Gladding, Of HOMETOWN, in
pink silk, and Misses Nicely Taylor,
of Richmond, and Alice Gillespie, of
Temperancevllle, in cream silk.
Master ]. Marshall Wilson, of Snow
Fill, acted as page, bearing the ring
on a silver waiter, with Miss Meela
Birmingham, of New Church, beauti-
fully dressed in white silk, as flower
girl. The maids of honor, Misses
Marion johnson, of Horntown, and
Bessie Pitts, of Onancock, wore white
silk and carried bouquets of Chry-
samthemums. The brides dress was
white silk, en- train. The dress and
veil were Topped with lilies of the
valley, and she carried handsome
bouquet of Marechal Neil roses. The
wedding march was rendered by Mrs.
o. D. Collins, of Snow Hill. After
the ceremony, which WAS performed
by Rev. w. W. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Birmingham left for New York, fol-
lowed by the best wishes of their
many friends.