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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

ny physician I'D tAe relatives OF the
paueat desire /. their own doctor VIII
De employed.
There are I1se employed IA All, none
OF whom are author zed 10 visit patients
except by order Of tae supersntendents.
provided Of course the superlnleadeI.ts
are accessible al the time. Ii cost the
c unity but 800 last year for regular
medical attendance.
Beng asked ss 10 where the reform
features were 10 come Ia. the superiB-
tendents said the plan was only an ex-
pertinent, but they hoped 10 secure
entire control of the matter and the
most prompt service. They had no
fault 10 find with previous county pBy-
sicans, but IL Was human nature that
when a man has his salary sure ne
would be apt 10 attend 10 other mat
ters frst. should complaints arise un-
der the old pan they had TO redress
until another meeting ot the board.
perhaps months sfterwafd. They
claim that the cost OF the new system
will be little il any greater than the
old, and that ct any rate they Will te-
cure the best of service The contracts
are verbal and can be annulled by the
superintendent al any Time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Three broken legs. three sprained
ankles ana several score Of bruises
form last nights eoastlng record on
the Fountain street hill SIX persons
we're severely injured and several 9TH
ers bruised and shaken up. CO=stng
10 one II young Americas greatest
Institutions but L Is equally as dan
gerous AZ the cigarette or tue toy pis-
tol habit. Coastng seems 10 be nee
essary evil. IL IL a historic amuse-
nsnt. and every youngster IN the land
would weep long and loud If he We're
denied the inherent right 10 slide down
nil, AT the risk OF his life, liberty and
future pursuit Of happiness BUTT IS
a question whether the younger genera
ton should be allowed ~ continue It's
present course Of blowing of It's fingers
IN summer and breaking its legs in
winter. POs.erty has rights that should
be observed. but unless pOsterity's
viii undoubtedly transsress IN much
the same manner as those OF the pres
eat day. Ii slIdlng down nil be the
natural right OF every American boy
ard girl. something should oe done to
reduce tho danger g. minimum.
Fountain street. hill - too pubic
place. IL : directly IN the heart of the
business portion OF the city, and passes
through the most thicky populated
residence portion. Twenty years ago
cO4s iag on Fountain street might
nave Teen comparatively safe. Today
Il Is positively dangerous, both TO the
coasters AMI 10 the public. As mat
ter Of common safety 1t must be pro-
hib.Ged. and the sport restricted TO some
less dangerous locality. To the NUS
alce OF hov!ing the residents into q
state OF fretlui sleeplessness IS added
this danger to life and limb. Away
with the nuisance to some other local
ity, Jess frequented.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Chief Justice Fuller OF the United
State supreme court IS reported TO bs
seriously considering the idea of re-
signing. because his salary of SIC. 800 Is
inadequate 10 meet the requirements
of social hfs ii Washington. He says
he can earn $40. 200 year practIclng
MS profession in Chicago. and having
had the fun enjoyment of the honor of
the exalted position he now turns to q
more material reward. HE announce
ment, however, calls attention to the
social conditions at Wash ington. which
have grown from comparatively mod
est exactions to almost forbidding ex-
tortions. Time was when the salaries
of government. officials were equal to
every demand made upon them by So
clal customs. Now the advent of wealth
and the expensive social entertain
ments projected on n scale of lavish
msgnificence following in the wake of
centralized millions has made the cap
ital an uncomfortable place of resi-
dence for men OF learning and genius
with little cash. This transformation
has been brought about by Glow and
unobserved stages of progress. The gay
and costly carnivals with which Wash
ington society is surfeited are paid for
from the purses of American million
- a
capital to enjoy the foam. the bubbles
and the glamour of high life without
restraint. 1t 10 not to be considered
strange that the chief justice at . sal.
airy of $40, 500 is unable to keep pace in
such q rapid race.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
OPEN SWITCHES.

Another open switch has paved the
way u a hell of misery and death. The
frightful accident at Alton yesterday,
bv which over eighty lives were ex-
posed to q horrible death, and in which
nine persons we're roasted alive and
thirteen others fatally burned, is due
to an open switch. The appalling fire.
quency with which such horrlfying
catastrophes stsrtle the public gives
occasion TO demand that the opening
and closing of railroad switches shall
not be- left to the uncertainties of hu-
man memory, or to the neglect of care.
less railroad employees. The blame. if
blame there be, and there certainly
must be, for yesterdays accident Is
not We. fixed. When it is fixed no
practical remedy against future like
catastrophes will be forthcoming, I'M
less the lawmakers shall take the sub
Jet in hand and compel the railroads
to adopt q safety device to close
switches. Such o device can be easily
made. In this age of invention and
automatic machinery q contrivance re-
curing the continued presence of a
man at the switch TO keep it open
could be conjured and the terror of cas-
ualitles from open switches would be
abated. For yesterdays awful holo-
caust the railroad companies will pay
more for damages to the relatives of
the dead and to the injured than would
De required to place q safety switch IN
every track in Illinois.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
TRYING A NEW PLAN.
The County's Medical Work Was
Divided Yesterday.

osFiucO 1SStc4N@Js
Tue yearly contract OF Or. Penwar-
den SIS county physician expired on
Friday and yesterday the county SUI
perntendents of the poor put into OPP
Grafton their new plan or contracting
with various physicians. as recently au-
thorixed by the board OF supervisors.
The new pan is admittedly an erpeTi-
ntnt and when asked about who had
beou engaged and at what prices ~ n
reporter for THF HERALp yesterday the
puf.uiendonts were uncommunics-
tive. They said The matter wasn't all
settled Yet aud they didn't care - ststa
who had been engaged until u was set
tied. There was really nothing 10 be
said now, etc.
They hasily concluded, however, to
give the fesulis. which are TIE employ
ment OF tive phy-ic aus, 10 lie ON call
and solely under direction 81 the su-
peuntsndents, ss foilewss
Tor WORK AZ the connly poor honse
i'f' l. =. stewart Is eBgagea. lie "a -
fecslFs - per visit A welt means
treating all Nho ale IN tue bu.ldlns.
whether one 0r more. He IA Ia so only
on aathHfiiy Of TIE upefintendentss
except al night 10 be called ~ she
keeper.
Dr. Mckay best sas awarded the
jail work, fef sEioa ne - 20 have %
cents Vist
Dr. II. y. JOY vii b paid ; per call
for wbfh aniohF the eoantY poor iiSins
ia tie esiy. Ons cali mast include a
family.
Df. =. " liieeke and Or. fsRwafaeH
are engaged foT examinations ~ the
lBdigesi Insane. The statutory Zee TT
making Deifsl History 81 tAe pa
Tent . - sad TIE las requires I've
doctors e8aalsas. tne formations.
TIE other DOCTOR vii fees We ia eseh
case, bat snsfe tasFs hss been a fam
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Elsle--You are . fiasserer. doctor.
d.. Why. Miss Elsis, Il =
quite impossible u fstter you. "
were 10 say that you were Ike an
angel | should not b. fstterIng you.
hut the--anRelsi-Bos budget
Skaters are ont sgsin in force AND
many OF them are tumbling 70 tpe i"c's
Chester News.
Her Fathsr--Is there any cbsnce 81
promotion in your business OF increase
10 your sslsry;
suitor-l. tbere7 Why, my position
10 next % tie lowest 70 the establish
meBt'-IId- Bits
IL mss never yet beer decided by
competent Authorities whether snoring
nv cal OF INSTRUMENTAL muse. Cali
ing II 'sshest sIusic" doesn't settle TIE
matter At sil.~-Conc RI Monitor.
"wrs pullfB' 70 sut'ing daue'ous
sad Inef. Ebcn. "fur De reason dst
you nebfssh kasf'i tel when ifs e i've
wire Dat yon's estiin' bOldof. - Wash
inCtoD star.
Il think a = tire fer ne ~ turn
ever new lssf. sd the cigaffrsker
VITO p fused cone gnmeBi oil cabbage.
Washington stsr-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Furniture Manufacturers Decide Not 10
Go 10 the Worlds Far.

About forty furniture men met IN
III. ID. c. Van Asmus' Office in the Y.
NJ. c. A buiIding last night to discuss
the problem of a worlds fair EXHIBIT.
The meeting was strictly private and
Ali reporters were invited 10 walk out.
After more than two hours the score.
tarv of the meeting announced that
there sonld he no exhibit of furniture
from Grand Rapds at the world fair.
{. " Back was seen after the meet
ing aud rave the following reasons for
the action.
The Grand Rapids Furniture
ASSOCIATION viii not make Ar sx-
hiht tsecsuse of the location of
the spSce aIlatod 20 them Besides
crest ron girdsrs extend into the space
making Il lmpossitle q snow I'D our
goods properly. The spsce might do
for some other kind OF EXHIBIT. bat u
= entirely uast for furniture. The
furniture manufacturers feel that trey
have ts-en nniustiy treated and feel
that foreign countries hsve t,een gwen
mote spsee than teey deserve 10 the
exclusion 81 home prod ucts
They know thst fine furniture sg-
usst would Interest the - rid a.
naeh ~ mere tfian sfgy tbrr lnaustfy,
icf the reason tnst people generally
spend oas-bsif their tfee ia their
homes and arc interested n AL fast
vii educate tasm snd teach them 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
ITEMS AROIJr WOMEN.

The publishers of the Boston Tran
scrIpt have notified the widow of Jose phi
+. Barker. the Transcript reporter who
was killed while on duty At ire, that
they will continue his salary to her in
definitely.
Miss Florence Bascom of W'lliameton,
Mass, VINO will take the tlgls of "Ph.
d." next June from john Hopkins
university, VIII be the first woman to
receive such an honor from that insti-
tuition.
Frau Wagner has given her consent
TO the production at the Berlin opera
house OF the version of "Rienzi.' which
was rewritten by Wagner late IN life.
Lillian Russell has purchased five
story home in the very select New York
neIghborhood of Seyenty-Seven;h
street and West End avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

TIE oitswa counsy Times. Published
Ct Holland. Men, wss one year DAD
last FRIDAY. Its editor and Publisher,
NJ. q. Mantlng. is 10 he congratulated
for having passed lhe fret miiessons.
The Times enters upon lie future career
under q democratic administration.
the success OF the latter IN Ottawa
being no doubt due 90 the energetic
efforts of the rmes during the late
campaign.
A fine skating park could be OBJ
tanned by flooding the vacant lot on
the corner of lyon and Ottawa streets
with water. After being frozen ana
kept free from sDow, u would bs jusl
The thing for the youth TO enjoy them
selves. A nickel for an hours ABORT
would be yell spent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Grand Rapids = ]astiy proud OF IT.
new IIgh senoci bulldog. or Ell te 4
Re = ever completed but g = evideut 80
snrb ~ wta ewes. hat a serious ms
take va male in "a locauon. fhe
.sfHess Gotaic cathedral that tlue
evee saw reach completion could not
MAINTAIN .ts rrsodegr and majesty 4
4 we're stsw~d sway IN = SIDE aal of
fares 10 eand bans lnstead q shs
beantv and nass.veuess tnst e ought
% present, tne new paIlding ioeks moss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

hesuslfs. decorate ana furnish lnoss
Eooles-
No class OF men take more pride 81
thear products sna Il they cannot make
. proper exhibit tnes vii not MAKE
sEv.
Another reason Il that the tire y 50
short that ne could nof make proper
sxbioit how. any way. nsa se t'esn
gwen proper location and ~ Iilcisut
bpsee ct trst. ne woaia hare made =
good display. ! have t.een IL Chicago
- great deal Of late, trying 80 get .
better location, kna st enc time 4 VAS
PROMISED, bat tAst fell lhrougA"
There Is no possibility of changing
the decision reached lssl night. for
whlle sAers were differences OF elanlon
expressed aad nae warm siiseus-
saoas IA tie meeting, the majority were
opp ssd 70 making . arrow III poor
space. and IN = snsE space socl az had
been allotted them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
"Evrr Rr.dy" omcers.

The Ever Ready circle of Kings
Daughters met with Mrs. Hattie Pad
den Wednesday afternoon and elected
officers for the ensuing year: Presl-
dent. Mrs Helen LOOMS; vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Emile V. Wilson: secretary,
Mrs, Hattie NJ. padden; treasurer, Mrs.
Frances kaymond. The circle intends
TO give IA entertainment soon and will
be asrlsied by the Misses Alice Raw.
niohd. Fannie Jeiiords and other local
talent, the proceeds to be used for
charitable PURPOSES
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
Lnd,cs' Lit-faty cub.

The COMMITTEES on history had charge
of the program for the afternoon. The
first article was the Ezra of Good Feel
ing and the Visit of La Fayette." This
period WAS from 1917 to 1925. This
was followed by 1.-The Admission of
New States and the Monroe Doctrine"
quartet vocal, Little Brown Bee;"
There Were Giants IN Those Days
Calhoun and Webster" The study
class for the Columbian fair will be AZ
the club house Thursday morning at
10 O'Clock. Miss Deans art class at
O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
Ali Assoe .atIon Nn,rs-

The Art ASSOCIATION worked from life
Tuesday evening. The new president
Jean } iiasselmAn presided at ABORT
business meeting.
The snhjcet Tor illustration Tuesday,
January a. - The ola pakon buok
e."
The sketch club met on Monday for
the frat Time since rs hoi idsyTest Tie
pose Was excellent, beng oHe of Mr.
Springs fas srinnefs witn Toe wheel
Sh5ch hs loaned toe clap for that Ell.
trTnatse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
$50 yNsbb.. n.nha.u-

CLAYTON s. Msbb, son Of Sergeant
Wshb. celebrated ~ loth hrtadsy
Friday ~ ( ting supper H. ~ Trends
ST sne iFntY chufcn safbaspd Choir.
81 which ~ II me- tser Cfast8a
received several presents fTean ms boy
friends, among thegh photograph OK
The thlrty members Of the chair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

OSE Of the most comprehensive holt
day editions Of newspapers reaching
this Office is from the SIOUX City Trib-
uue. it, special Is a magnificent paper
II forty pages, copiousiy illustrated.
well edited and brimful Of statistics Of
lows and TIE industries Of Sioux City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

For all the benefits conferred on the
unity for iis recent session, the board
OF supervisors could have adjourned af-
ter the first days SESSION and made Itself
no more gratefully missed. Aside from
increasing salaries and making places
for clerks. TIE time was principally
spent IN making salaries for the men,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

NAVy OF our Esteemed country ex.
changes seem 10 think that mans
occupation or calling should De made
the cornerstone upon which his fitness
Tor pubic Office should be based. To
some OF them ability. honesty add
werthiness are merely incidental.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

CIR IS poor cause that needs . pas
sionste vindication," says that brilliant
religious journal, The Rams Horn.
The sphorism - respectfully referred
10 the persons who persistently think
that the Worlds fair must be closed on
sunday aud who denounce in unmess-
ured terms everybody who disagrees
with them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

NEW loaK could no moro exist with
out scandal than smoke can exist with
out tire. The latest jobbery Is said to
be III connection with the management
of the states worlds fair interests.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

SUSAN b. ANTHONY says Mrs. Lease is
better qualified for senator than any
man In tho peoples party IN Kansas.
True, my dear Susan; but what men
they are. Ye gods, what men!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

All the wiekedness Of the age does
not rest with TIE masculine element Of
soeiety. A wealthy New York society
~oman hss ia<t been aajadgsd az
habtnsi dgunksr'i. shades u the
Van Tviller add the Kniekefbooker
fesnsiesl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Ann ARBoR is not only tho home OF
literature and clsss,clsm, bu, mechani-
cal arts flourish as we'll. A man there
has Just invented an electrical machine
that will make moustache grow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

IL the popuiists, prohibltionists. NO.
mans sutfraglsts, farmers alliance,
socialists and Carterites would JON
forces and work for good roads they
might do some good in the world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

If there 10 any cabinet position that
Don NJ. Dickinson has not been 'slated
for" will Don NJ. please step forward
and decline II?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

WHEN the records of the past year
are consulted, they show that Grand
Rapids has made more improvements
than any other city in Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

htVfss made tso attempts 90 held
saturday season Of the legislature.
sssh ~ ~hieh Gas ksen attended -
comparative failure, lt ls Likely shst ali
Efforts % that ice vii be abandoned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

owners of Grand Rapids real estate
near the center Of The city are now
considered fortunate. Ii is considered
gilt-edged holdings and will be IN great
er demand than eve. IN tine 10 come.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
Ia such matters there 10 httle 10 en-
courage the leaders .sto Try, Try again.

Ma. A. L. LEIDx, a thoroughly cap
abe newspaper maker and senlsi
gentleman, vii assume the position OF
cnlef editorial writer for The Evening
Press tomorrow mornlng. Mr.. I.sldy
Yields . ready and graceful pen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

ALTHOUGH ANXIOUS 10 secure more
factories, Grand Rapids to-day COM
psres very fsyorably with any city 10
the country of its SIZE. What It needs
is a diversity OF manufacturing inter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Two deputy sheriffs spent all day
yesterday chasing SIX barrels Of whisky.
Grand Rapids whisky is very elusive
stuff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

WAsHIsGTos. jan zl.-For Lowes
Michigan FAR aud varlaole WINDS
msstly soutnersy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Parties assars4g THE aEsALD s@rred
a. their hsmes eau sseaE~ - ~ p>st@a
.sd ssstasss or er'asE thEsuxh Tsisphsao
- sd ~ here astitery 10 irres1
szsass make lmIsssaiats eoza Plzias Al me
sHes
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-22
Wilhelm's Castle on the Rhine.

The castle of Hohenzollern, which
was so nearly destroyed by fire few
nights ago, is the cradle of the German
imperial family. 1t stands on solitary
crag overlooking the Danube in th
widest and ruggedest part of its course
The great old ruins of Kallenberg,
Waldenstein, Falkenstein and dozen
Others are perchcd on the cliffs within a
few hundred miles of Hohcnzollern, for
military castle rose on every point of
vantage along the noble Danube in the
ages when knights and battles were the
order of the day. Hohenzollern com
mands a view of the country for miles
and miles on every side of it, and, aside
from the sentiment which makes the
German emperor carefully keep up the
home of their race, the castle is an i'm
pottant military citadel overlooking
soHthern Germany, and is always heav-
lily garrisoIed. The original castle was
built in $50 A. d., almost 1000 years
ago. 1t has been twice destroyed and
was occupied by the Austrans in 1866.
The present castle was begun in 1850.
The German emperor has not visited il
since ais coronation, and the imperial
family seleom live in it because it is sc
great distance from Berlin. -lPhila.
dalphia Pycss
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-22
RELIABLE RECIPES.

STRAW dERRfEs. Strawberries should
peger be washed unless they absolutely
acquire IL. then The bos' way Is 10 put
them In colandcr and dip that two or
three times into large bowl OF cold
water, shakt out the moisture as gently
a. possible nad stand ihe e0lander and
berries near The ico. 10 this some time
before serving aud before slemmlug
spasaK lUppNH fua ahlmpoou
iak afsasaf ibur iablss paaalah W Hour
ras Tablespoonful Hf hHiirf ono u.nf N
mlla, Hts DlN la0a utt.a M.Ituasl
.aal mAA en- sti iha Hnaf SEQ Ia4.
sasH tHa hsliar nia sl4l.las mIk .a.I
eHk Il siiI T0NakH Haf M.0...
As el Hhiaf H.H Hr
la.H NH NH u.IEm. a.f .tfs Al
80 Ha'f tnl ssa ma...a
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-22
GRIEF
ns curtain Of the dark

The curtain Of the dark
Is piere by many a rent;
Out of the st8r-wells spark on spark
Trickles through nights torn tent.
Grief is tattered tent
Where through Gods j hit doth shine:
Who glances up, at every rent
Shall catch a ray divine.
Lucy Larcom.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-22

over so quietly.
''But will talk about itI' said Loren
20, his temper now fully reused By her
contemptuous manner, land hear hGw it
happened, too
"Then hear it from Others, not from
me-" she said, flouncing out of the
kitchen in rage; 81 wash my hands of
it and you"
"Come, Lorenzo" said the farmer,
IAN 4 | will show you where it occurred,
amt swer cheerfully as many questions
as you like
Nina's story was according repeated to
him as he went upstairs. how she had
put the ornaments on sunday night into
the great oaken chest outside Ginevra' 5
room aud going to it on Monday morning
found them gone.
There It is" said VincenEo. pointing
10 the massive sarcophagus, before which
the despalring father knelt down, while
the farmer his son. the two girls aud I
looked ON. some In sympathy, SOME In
curiosity. suddenly We heard a raplur.
Gus exclamation from him, aud thought
the poor mans senses had given way
under his misfortune.
opmlsc boz to Proyldeuoel Ny llttle
glrl ID cleared
Then staggering 81 hls feet With sal
[ asn iay Illuminating bis baggafi. un.
thagea hcp. he pointed hs ful8dngor 90
the Uhtti ani iHfasH H H alh NlH0k
afu NJ $50. bHl Aa a1i nash lii
IletaIthn aolil 80 Be- nh h.fasal
tlelfNIa I'd iaa eaAl NsalaU NlI nHH IN
fanl H.aI IhsII rlaH IS Hfml ~ mH
aaa.a esd iasna s. eaHA IHI be
NlaIrl aH saH HlEa .ai .H"
$40 Hh 81 lssHi
MM Nes4A
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-02-09
ORANGE GROVE.

Located in Lake County, Fla,
within a few miles of the far-famed
and beautiful st. Johns River, on
the st. Johns 4 Lake Eustice r. r.,
containing 6 acres of trees of the
the finest variety, ten years old, OF
splendid growth, and good Tor many
years to come. Lake county is in
South Florida, near Sandford, where
the climate is tropical and the best
profits are made in orange growing.
1 will sell this fine young grove cheap
for cash, or trade it for land in this
State, or city property. My inability
to live in Florida by reason of bus
ness requirements here, render it i'm
possible for me to give this grove the
attention it requires. The grove is
I'M healthy country: good schools
good neighbors, good water AMI sew
eral churches. The property n IS az
eight hundred dollar dwelling, out
houses and stables. Apply to
w. E. LEWIS,
DIV 2 mos. Goldsbero, N. G