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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01

. brown linen rp~er ard Wa done up
la ~ iik. Nrtv fn< gland hou l,-epe'.s
pnrler =eF ia ~ time There vas
one 8, white zaptc sod gold coal Int
irnag ne he 60 IL eVr~pt - lpos ~.
AMI perhaps that svas Ne enough. flr
prrfsr Ei-i with rel braid came IN
Nhi'- 3 had .t ia svi.l.ncr and ii ed IL
or verv .1e i1 - lov,liness. Itstery
nirr to ii.,s. daipty Things
- re- -ee There Nas h'lte pnrs-
a.. t.o hifle sil. HTr-sl wi.h fen
fo,nds Thrre was rs.t s-... teo. bat
tHr~r havr tern ri ones tsr gsars
Oue tbfas .h,. h4sr been FOR vars
T. the s-5rt that - 5" errphafic',iiy
rrv rwsa me SKIRT ,Ast Is russfI
or fei's,t svsf uu ts the waist line
never made 90 tur- iu uF 70 h1'
have h.er tempted once or -7v c- lately
,ntrg taHs saune stretches on the ev,lln.
zion ~ me ssrg sa,bIs rise f-orn rs,
49, u7aeh rnrie,i Firi Tn suFs
es,., ac her sati it ,sa'sli hs ga ,rl
eofss5 insn tarF
sarv ~s,resa fn one = thssss ga re.
.fis morning She vae q 'aii wouan.
~ fs., believe Though spp~ars l.s.s
e. i..-s sfui ~ hrn Yfl a.-r- p, talk
49, fh- fsehe~ e big semen size.
a. -fr~e4fig har.f-rne hrsa
ha -I ga Rsrn baodel. aal thr-e
fsf har ~h~ were rranjT
hrnu .s trPes thai haf sfrs gst
f1tfs srt a.-sut g fa unbrrasn sne+s-
80 fr.-. fsf -seis' away devva 20 80
g-sl-sf r.. fsf3 Wss niH-- Sean
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
GRAND RAPIDS LAND
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
% AND o. WONDERLY BUILDING.
AND

LOIS. LOTS Lots Il lots. bat u you wish ~
cast y..lr ,f "a, A1CoD DAE. handsomely
sifnatesi. ~t,A e8criierf water first class, Ave
niaaie strset car siec. snd "a iapidiy srv~
iIg I.ari 81 Ctis. leo OF TIE H+ti thllo Adli-
~ "A 80 Huron aVei.ur n~aF DIVISION. We sus
selling thcsr at pfircs that cannot 10 dupii
Gated.
We offer this week n crack bargain In = fins
house ard lut ga Dayton street. rear Indiana.
stoae &c. lar, etstcfn, rb,Hs all IN god refair
II you want place oG West s,de losc- al thss
one at Slot
IfJou ar. looking Or a suite 80 pleasant. con.
Neutc ~ rooms, Win ard and -nt water aud all
convenience. near street car linc east side.
~ aaYe tbcm al moderate rontal
We have a chrsp lot corner North Lafayette
and Fairbanks Others CA North Prospect Hora
e.. south 6rsrd Rapids all good lot~. houses
.ud lots Tor saie on payment nio~i'rate a. tent
Lots Cor sale in ans part Of city sou desire. as
low a. the Lowest anu ecoi a. the bet.
Al elegant orange piaptation heated on IA.
famous fruit hsIt "a lords. all an bearing and
Gsying a handsome dividend, Tor sale az cx-
change ior good stock farm Ia Michigan
W can Ill you thi- week almost sny number
~ scrcs ct hardwood timber you wish VA Micit-
rsu. a. low prices ani on favorable terms.
IhtsE Akl NJ CHLsTNVT..
You want lots ON West Bride street. suit
abio Zoe flats OF stores, near ScrIbner. AZ BAH
6hNS Les show Jon some.
Rooms - rent, lar,e and pleasant, residence
part IT city; east eide furnished, cheap.
Money loaned quickly. AT low rates, on live
city property or good farms, AZ sums To suit.
Ne have residence properties at bargains. in
various parts g.! the csfy. We take pleasure ia
showing Our properties on application.
general ~ Al estate business transacted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
GAMING IN The MIDDLE ACES.
Chess Was the Forbidden Game OF That
Time.

Gambling was the curse 81 the noble,
as IL has always been the curse 81 every
class trained To win and o. desire, bat
with scant outlet for Us energies. The
knights in winter gamhled pretty near
" all day. We remember. says tho
Contempt ary Review, how the scrvitor
of Milun, entering "A castle In the morn
Inc, finds IN the great hall two kni yhts
playing chess. - absorbed that they do
not see him when Easter
comes say the knights O. Milun. I'VE
VIII recomncncc our tournaments, but
until Easter there is ~ rival Ia their
games of chance except the etc rnal
gamc7of love.
Chess was the baccarat, the poker of
the middle ares. In vain the king for
babe il in 1869, in 1898, and both before
and after, with every game 81 hazard
But who was 10 enter the snowc6-up
country castles u tell tales Of knights
and ladies playing the forbidden game?
The women were almost n bad az, the
meu. Never play chess, save for love"
says the knight de Ia Tour u his
daughters, ne soyez jarnais grant
jouarcsses &c tables" And he proceeds
u tell them melancholy tales of land.
Of money, and OF woinen's honor spent
over the too enticing board. But. alas.
good knight, the days are i'll To pass la
winter time,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01

any description, bu; depended on their
general qaaintnrss - carry tAen
through the season.
ndsr the i>-sa was an i-g3. liked
I, better because . seemed more nat
urnL 10 was fluffy. and somehow
funiness has become 80 normal that
thing has hard work to justify Itself
in doing without bills The 1875 was
az silver <au1e. l don't know how il
Wa put torct Their, nor j. il ncesiful -
specify further than that IL pruiuc,'i
toe general effect 81 cloud. Ab0it
Is edge IL hai a trcrue ntous expansion
az ruffics. with gold aad crimson
threads through them. don't sup
p.s-e this effect was inran. To- sufrgcSt
thr brewing of a thunderstorm. and IL
~ I'D me nervous apprehension awak-
en.-,i were quieted A. once by the white
ivory handle with shephcrdesses and
lambs carved over il in peaceful plea-
i.aas>
When 20, fairly to exploring the
tsx tount more parasols- Each h..a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01

for ont 90 doors hei1g. for n variety 81
reasons. - NOR worth than garments
- - " 'rr between walls "a some
thing being soft blue gray charge
able six ~ ~ three black mUne>c'iuc
fpuuce- aloot ~ s'ir. anil With thc
cur-aTc covered entirely with t'acN
.ulie embroidered with BUTTERFLIES
This tuile was - iuto a black satin
waist holt t,'d in "a sauey b"-y "a orc
sidc. over the shoulders but nnt e.
fcetuafiv hiding ta.en Elores was a
blaes chifou cape fsreriug - The
waist I- front agi f.h..i
trimmed with blpct
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
HERE is THE LATEST
Some Unique things Concerning
the $3.50 Parasol.
A REMARK AB0uT GOWNS
The .kirt Wah hzafs-s aud tbs liza
Wtsh tto~er---<es tsi,snnsssas
IL ,he samnssr Carl

whea siinbei up 10 my little den
az IA oflso the ota~r morning tlasEe
10y on ny dssk sons.. narrow box hat
WAS sissscAsngiy like ehGds eoeiln.
openrd IL Ia some trepidatl<n AMI
tian.i aa i-sa para>ol Have yoa
staiied The rarzsols II this sea-oa7
They rr prctt4er ami nlore absolutely
useless than ever Farasc.s we're betcre.
Th.s one WAS very r.t ana its ribs
aidat take the trouhlr a. curve. They
were covered With q Iain silk that va,
shot blas and gold They had la
extra decorations og funny business ot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
DIGGING FOR FISH.
Novel Way OF Catching The~ la Vogue Ca
Gsyipp-

Ia some parts OF Ccylon the natives
are accustomed IL dig in the mud dur
lag the ho, season for fishes. which are
az two feet or more. IL j. thus that the
curious animals hide themselves during
n period 81 torpidity.
More than one species indigenous ~
the Island have this remarkable habit.
which accounts Tar the appearance of
uilgrown Lshes In ponds which have
shortly before been entirely dried up.
This phenomenon was for long time
regarded "a an incxpiirable mystery.
The creatures a. they ind their ac-
custorncd element dish ppearing byeFap-
Grafton during The dry tifnr 81 IA. wear
bury thensslves Ia the mud. sinking to
a depth at which they huJ suis,c icnt
moisture To- preserve lie for months.
while tho bed - the pond above tiirrn
may perhaps become a hardened c--ust
dried and cracked ~ the heat of Tho
sun. ~ soon as the water comes agra
they emerge and propir take advantages
- the opportunity while they are mill
'nndering about Ia the shadows - ci.
fe't their capture ia large uuahcra
Rrfah, lad.
There " one Belfast Nc youth who
will make a general some DAY. " he
properly develops his natrrrl 'rsifs a.
thef appear AZ prrsent lie n bat a. rec
Trsrs pnd EIGHT ln9rtlH eli hu; showed
enEintsrag .iIl ia getting ont ~ /,
s.faEe isat stra thaf frw lsE boys
" mid have -qusls,i While y, play -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01

pRORiTE ORDER STATE 20 Michigan. coun-
I 81 90 Kent ~ S. ion 20 the probate
court Ter sand county ,f kfnf heit Al the pro
bate ,i'icc IN The c.ts = t'rand Eapids an the
iat Hay ~ Apal "a she Year enc thousand
sisht hundred and ~. % -fhrvs-.
i'rcs.ut tYrr- = ieF .ira. Ju,txr 81 Probate.
10 the n alter III the cst sts 81
.fOifN W ff t4NfIDN ie~eased
William n SiEvi. c,err'or 20 fIe last will ard
Testament &c saia creased. hsviug rendered Ia
thta c"urt has tnsi aomluf-i ATTN aecoout.
~ D. ortierri TIA saturday. fhr ;th day -
Nav. lat st t~e o'css-ek 81 The foreos-sn. az
sptd pruhair or7. isr - -ittfsi Tor tlse eNaiui-
rs irn and aii.,s arcr = aid a~cpuu'.
Ani ~ 4 further orsirrf that curry ~ th.
order - puhl.sUri Shire successive Nesks
lfrviu1s - ssid rav ~ n-aftuE ~ She tfauf
tsgiis ttewid. s.f-f n-0 -ttVrr rrigied AMI
circulating 10 sati cs..f III q hcut.
tfEA y Q fTRkiNS
= iru~ essrvA Iadge a froissts.
HassF 10 1FsfLf Assief~F utsn NAY -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
FACTORY FOR RENT.

The four story anti high basement brick fac
tory building. oil y feet. now occupied 10y
Grand karids feff BcoiN.mpany, with water
power, steam po~er. elevator. main shafting,
pullrys, steam heating apparatus. etc. situated
IN Mil street. immediately south 81 bissell
carpet Sweeper Company. size IL lot isKIsU:
possession May I, AStos q. iionESPyL.
y M The Michigan Trust ompany.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
MUST BE SOLD.

Tn account 81 the death ~ owner
\ splendid STRAIN. fuil ruler rr,~ess rouring
mill capacity ~ barr = pr q hours la crcsl-
lont ccndtthn. running Iruttahly now. tucl
wu.i Ter cord g-.l. rIty 80 a0U. sssty mile.
from Detroit. Originally cot s-i.uDl. Will eel
~ great sacrifice: rare chance. HuSILKY. ia
Iuhi bsrk. Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
ron SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE MfSCELIANEO
I.'OR SALE \ brilliant aud powerful lar,d
Il >ss York uisrlghi ,ssnn f,ill steel glsie
thrr~ string Iafspf rssliratsfs arfinn. az
modern iniIroseEnffIts. fas4n itc-ttif Carved
and silver intel ca, m s.is ssa gusTanff-si
hy frst class Ensksf-. tflst sol y fec sssru H.
ssu. y al sacrifice far s,s.i dei lees than
half cost. all a. red rftrs. ~. &c ~uth ~
vision street. opposite h.ys-Bta avenue can -,
seen evenings bos fur shipping. -
L'oR SALT THREE e,-pd worS horse. al 81
t.sle avenue. -
WANTED Furniture bss-rs ~ is.~ sd,au-
W tag e III" great i'~Fsa'ls ~ = hoi'h
tn'n' street.
lNk SALE FunF years I.-ss~ ~ Iow not.
u - oas 80 ,ise trss, is-r.isf ss,ss- oa
fie rsri sists - ~ 81 sffs.t n sisrf-i iYusis
nrfnr,s. an1 8nssti: - - s'ssra can ~ issieit
murf - -.li tsfss~ Nav IL lnQuirsf "a n 80
dsr,y briidine- -
l.,OR SsI-t impsirst braitii raak.= u sen
j tnEatise that I shall r.i - stl.-sn ar.i
fostauraut IL aae 20 the t-.f trnl., ~ - o.
the fifS. To TsT-ssus who afftrr g. lsfreiA<..
tail particulars vii ~ given 90 nrt4icssisss.
tusinoss snf wall give % ne rsshi rae viii
rsslney .!'iuu the b. salt-su a.fA Fsf ga
raHt az Grand hapia< Aotrest D.. . l. iier-
slr ,flice -
l.Ftk ~Alt NJ euiire sis.s~ - furriiufs his1
fa-tli nsstfss iHi8=fbaii rf-ss use
hs.ns- sud iarre ~ rsFnef 81 lni-ss "A tsrrer
sfr--ta hsfsss afd i.ss No ~ sHdtsan stfret
varsff 1T - afi-f street farm q 80 nr-sss
re p IL easf 81 stfg iIH.4t.. urw iuii.iusrs End
'ihe' r"rtf'g a - Lori. 30 . -isrsies
tsrH~t. fF-f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
SGA1 GSyAvE.
E.M.D!fs.s0
Real Estate "a Hooroe
E..a<s ltsS


sssrtt~s~i ssraes strfxs.aa sra f.ss 49,
gzaf~ = 49, ., s.i.s grs t-ksa. ses=ssee>,e -
he tsss-i-sl issssrsta. i.so..ssra - sAs a-o
Is = siis stftsss az ths eeet ~ s4sls<x awe Z
.4ssa s,a tse 49, - Esc-sss4 esf4se. 49,
slsssi - faef - - lea. tass r<ts IN -
tssg ia ssi, sHs II ne tsss ss<@sss4< = -!
S4ss. -
- Nsssh r.sisiae, eesz.sr Cr<,~s.Ss ssasunn'
bes1fit0 is-s~1.ss e2Scstszz<axtS 49, soeso1u0n1'
40 alsstsF.tts, l@ffe -.
NssssAsa-f = ssss sssusA fsssss..n sn1 $500.
stsssee. sAkeUi % u14G sstSsttA -
-. Norst iesis. tn< tsisA sselsiAx easd 49,
HI s2seo,i, - pssfa sii8
t-lt 80 Iersacs afkc1.r. n cxff ~ 49,
ssst.s ssssi ssskiasnes s.,etssa. -
-. "a ssd 81 >.yoih iesss, sssl-uH&oa 49,.
oc.<i iai sl1t5t ssfs4hle llsastsa6- =
- s.FFsAh sseAss. 5lfs-saa ast1iinS, "a
is,s mar s@E llas- 80 -
sss a .ii.. l s'ss :. . IS ia: q
s4f - - sEsostu.ssif.
- iaasssy, ossreaf Def ss-s.s As.ooe suunn.
t.nsis. sesa e~cL.afs. tsa f.>-asl. ssssonnHD'
s-fscr.
"a theFfs. psogss;B slnss.i.s- ~ rSses dUuk16nn
sefs nss.srts iv~ s,ftet.
e~.nis ssae al hssuis.se. eaxs Fsglhax1 49,
sr-ssA siNslissas sod 10 le~ s-r.ts~
Lot. sfsiish stst sssfsss Estzliask t.sa HcxuS
esss >ixik Feastszstsis
Nesi sass 81 fsg4l 1st stssss o.as o<sum
Hrs4ustaF~. tfs.sas as 4tlHs ita sfsts
LIT, sssatheasi ellefrasA a1d -
sttts,fs. ta-a lasii reasonable ssfse.L
4.t'is northwest sofeer Bridge aDd Lane-.ln.
faelns iAnrola para, -34xtx@
NsHthsset essfoeF Hall ass3 s.sssss = fr~a =
hsa stTs-st ia b1.la4E.as.
frnEs > Aaf.tisR several Gee sats sa MsH.
sssn sns t-afssftls stsssf-. sssa ssEtns ~ fapa
ffunis AZ Tg4asslsh Iilt.<A- tTss.is 10 s4fts
sI.isDdsa rossass4cs lsess.is.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.


N'ASTED A si.eS PLsrF want hou-e
~ AID ivi worth abs.it $i','. fpr whish
viii p, s-ftr cash anil the hsi ancc IN v n
lccst a lots q a. ar ire f,sfi snrurfrsre~
inauue of W. Il. trdi'Ls So. q 4 anal street. a.
O. e. 81 p-E day n; home. sepire Lightning
'p'I Platter aHd plating .c~elTs. va'shfs
Tableware. .fc. Plates Ito LhUst 81 iavclrs
e.-pd as now ON all ttnfis - metal Niif roif
silver ar nickel. No eyI.erIe4sr.. NJ capital
livery i,ou~r has gs-His Erc.iins plating. ~ n
Dclno. Columbus -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
MONEY 70 LOAN.

no NOJ WANT N0NENr -. ,tss si.l Gsa
- u 20 roar ssis sntsse,a 80 az t-sfs.-e 49,
vs4~tn~
W ssas- istrsn~ N hossehsif rce-is t.iSn...
fs.fse- Sagoas. TseT@'fssi Irrf-eFfF - srT
4 SD - ihe s~~st fs~sitas rat and -
1Hirt sst l-r-ss ne ti1ne
ear lasf.s en- p tsts ~uhossf f.alrlielfr Enf
the lres~rJ a. eft IA var ins.iviausl fo-sss
tfga-
Leans "a - csfrieI ns ing - Desired -sn
= gast fn h'i. iu pei rf as fi-sfs - rrsfs
ytuf isf.sr s1 10Y I,sft Eassi rs-focs- -
cs.sf - rsrrsins b. iss,h
II ttan 49, = tsisnsa farnfsur~. fi~n-
fffs=r Ffrr~fTF vii Issf usp 80 80. snA
saffY lsssss - ssfs fie%F~
= p sisa sale isiaas tie ho ilsita< sai t,sa
sssIffs fsfs- rsan
tHiF assce- sre 80 Fes~s f'-aesst ~ 49, ~itr
sr8 sre sffHtvaf tlssf fseffsrf reii.~- Tf-ss
- rsf - Wstfs-t rs@.a ssas.fsF aaa essf-.%
sH-.f
R-a-eeif.-r thff frsi hsvs fhe 49, ~ AafN r.s~
HFfasrffs sd 500 u.ssarf sHa ssl rstrfh tiss
tssrfsaf ~ zaf .re-
oEANu kAFtfr@ soRTfA0s TnAN 60.
hssn sfssf tases
fHsst-ss - y srsa-s fhErI -,rsi seat So
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01

MISCELLANEOUS
Al'sNHfh ttSn stove 81 afsffa ffsF saTrflfFf
w tfant Iafa5ts stove Sf.fssr gem.
Nn ~ s.f. sts-.t Tris faffssF g.
tAFAeI ED 90 shove fle sfssrr - snrtrrssf
w ttrani farftz sfarars e0fnf.ery, - "
l.acFsfr stie~i- fei~gsirrne ia -
GASOLINE SfaiN - sfsafsd srs ~ = 'rs-i -
~ an rtrs..f fte tsrs a.. l. lsssi tslsaf
y i~sri s'u-rt. s.lfIsssite Powers Opera tffi~e
1rlsphaf,e SKI ~
NfANFEf AT 80 ra~n - sfs.g hi sud -
w eyF grfra ,Fssnz ssift - sifee~ -
tsr ~ g.ssfs tasae 81 oFsser- tuirt D-gI-si
ss5~ssss~r A aa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
b'ole IstsNC.

fartsrs en MI sisset. sasols,l.s tir h.s-<ai
'arfrt S~o-isuf q IN -tsf5 brssf. l.ssht SO Hour
siof'-- water ts.ss4f. stseta l-sssF, frcask cs~
ssiat- main sh.fssns si.d i.tslsfat. cad sfexa
h-atlhg let tsnisf s,sis~-ssseii H<ki
tNnsa stftft, - a. So ~ tfls sraS
az" d. tiLnpf .if4.f. fsstsflIs - rat.
- lvfrs. c.sflssf 4s1ur~slu as.tor 3D. rssosas
NsiA 'ei srnas Ae's SD .ei. rs.sss.sisis so1s,
possession Has 4
- iscrff, 81 rosIsls
~ ntssrfn siiu-r ssrrue. farntsAad . r...u~.
g - Ii fcssIlia t.e ltEt
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Want Columns.


1 oef lasa-' esia Aasi .r.e cas- ssteh- A
"a &tfsafai tfa Iaat 81 .7ts ~ s~itFt~, ia
y - % - annfre stree a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01

WANTED BOaROERs.
GOOD HOTEI.--wsssgrr' r roo.G
,nly - - -, ,rrnsten,s. 81 ard 81 -. bath frs-
az Lincoln HOUSE.. No. q. Sttine sfrsaL Ghar
autsc aoad isre a. shJ e.. house,
NNtNTFn Beard - hs the dsy 80 vel a,
w 40 - S1rth n strssI
NEA>TElt- fsoarsr,s - ~. Ia Barc{ay
w rtFret
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-04-14

From my youth suffered from a
poisonous faint in my blood. My
face and body was continually af-
fected with eruptions and sores. |
am now AZ years Of age and boon
treated both in Germany and Am
erica. but no remedy overcame the
trouble until | used Botanic Bloc d
Balm, my skin is cleare, smooth
and healthy, and consider the
poison permanently driven from
my blood | indorse it as the best
blood remedy"
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-04-14
LEAF TOBACCO.

Pay your money for pure and UNI
adultcrltod tobacco, not for gaudy pic
lures and pcrfumcry. The Government
has released the tax on Leaf Tobacco,
and all that is required of you is to
register at the Office of the Internal
Revenue Collector Of your district,
which does not cost anything, and then
keep a record Of what you buy and sell,
With all orders We give Il Government
book in which 10 keep the record. We
have been leaf tobacco dealers for
twenty ycars, ard handling same from
frst hands enables lis 20 give you a
much better price than our competitors.
DARK. Light and Red Leaf for chewing,
and Bright Plugs for smoking, all in
sound condition. Give Us Trial order
unj be convinced Of their superior quail
iiics Packed in so and 100 pound
boxes
p)RTCH, CAE&EY & co,
Nashville. Tenn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-04-14

If the charges fled with Sccrcta-
ry Morton, against the officials in
charge of the Weather Bureau are
proven, a cyclone should at once
be turned loose by the Secretary,
and it should be accompanied with
p enty of lightning to cleanse the
yitiatcd atmosphere of the Bureau.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-04-14
Non. Resident No.
tiCe.
W. j. Kennedy ct ais. I


VIM. Parkes ct ais,
In this cause at the Dec. Term 1892
of the Chancery Court for Lawrence Co.
Tenn, an order was made and entered
directing the issuance of a Scire Facas
as to the admir-. and resident heirs of
VIM, Parkes deceased, and that publ
cation be made according to law as to
the Nonresident heirs of said deceased
and appearing that Henry Nixon and
his wife Laura are Non-residents of the
State of Tenn, 40 that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served on them
and are heirs and distributes of said
deceased.
1t is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made for four consecutive weeks
in the Lawrence DEMOCRAT, Il newspa-
per published in the town of Lawrence
burg Tenn, requiring said heirs and
Non-residents to be and appear at the
next term of Said Chancery court to be
held at the Court house in the town of
Lawrenceburg Tenn, on the 2nd Mon
day in June, 1898 and show cause if
any they have why this suit should
not be revived against them as sucn
heirs and distributes of VIM. Parkcs
deceased, or, said reviyer will be taken
and the cause proceeded with cxparte as
to them.
w. T. Nixon c, & NJ
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-04-14

There is disposition in son c
quarters to find fault because Mr..
Cleveland is President in fact a.
well az in name, 1t seems to a man
up a tree, that's just what is want
ed; too many occupants Of the En-
ccutive Mansion, have in the past
allowed Others to exercise the pre-
negatives constitutjonally given to
,he President. We have had enough
ard to spare Of Ggure-hcads. The
change is a good enc.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-04-14

After living togathc six weeks,
nd having seven fights, young
wife described her husband to a
policeman as follows, He is a red
headed hunp-backcd, rabbit-breast-
ed, bow-legged, piGeon-tocd, reel
footed, lon s-nosed, one-cycd, trout
mouthcd, frceklc-faccd, whoppcr-
iawed fellow, his conversation Is
tinged with gall, womwood, and
Quinine.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-04-14

The proper quota of the District
of Columbia on the rolls of the US,
Trcaury department is eleven en-
plovcs; it has 1000. No wonder Sec
retarv Carlisle calls it an unequal
arrangement.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-04-14
;trrangcn1e

The New York woman who SO
soundly thrashcd the man that cir
culatcd stories against her character
is certainly made Of the right kind
of material. May her imitators cou-
/ nue. to incrNAsc.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-04-14
Chief headsman Max
Well wields that axe;
Moren a hundred a day,
Now fall by the way.

"Lige" lIalford must have devcl-
opcd some very Frenchiiied habits
since he went to Paris, for his per-
sonal expenses to reach SIS. a day,
the amount allowed him.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-04-14
Non. Resident No.
tice.

Geo. Dickerson
VS. Original Attachment.
Hugh Stafford Before }, 7.
Geo. DickeTsoa, having begun before
me, an attachment suit on Fcby, 25th.,
and same having been levied on, one
engine and stave bueker and nipple
ments connected herewith, and one
wagon, and it appearing from said pro-
ceedings that the Defendant, Hugh
Stafford is indebted to the plaintiff in
the sum of $3.50 and that he is
Il Non Resident of the State OF
Tennessee, md cannot be served
with tie ordinary porccss OF law, it is
therefore ordered by me that publica-
ton be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Lawrence Democrat, Il
newspaper published in Lawrenccburg,
Tenn. requiring said defendant, Hugh
Stafford to be and appear at.my office al
Pleasant Point Tenn, at y o'clock, m.
May g., and then and there defend
said suit or it will be proceeded with
ex-parte.
NJ J.. Cover, ]. P.
Pleasant Point, March IL, 1898.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-04-14
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-04-14

Yes, brethren, It's but too true;
appointments and disappointmcnts
necessarily 60 together as there is
not enough offices to go around.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-04-14
LODGES.

Lawrcnccburg, Lodge No. 59l o..
o. F. meets every Tuesday night at
700 p. NJ. w. II. Stricklin, n G.
A. c. Tinsley Sec, p. 0. Box 81.
Mimosa Lodge No. 542. +. & A.
M. meets on Friday night on or be-
fore the full moon in each month
at $50 p. NJ. r. II. Harry, W. NJ,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-04-14
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