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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-26

A musical farce comedy entitled "Later
On, was produced at Ferguson's theatre last
night to a rather small audience. The show
was well billed and advertised, but it was i'm
possible to draw the people in the face OF the
high rates of admission charged. The COM
pany that will command a good attendance
at IS cents for reserved seat in Ferguson S
theatre must be of the first water, have a play
Of like character Later On" is an excuse
for bringing specialists upon the stage and
that is all the management claims for it.
1t is full Of nonsensical oddities and there
are ample opportunities for the introduction
of local gags, all of which the company ac-
cepts Last night our home base bali club
was a source for many puns. Of the special
ties Charles Z. Grapwin's was the best His
feats ON the grial ring were very clever.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-26

Ellis Darvish, an Arabian peddler, was walk
ing along Centre street with pack upon his
back when Peter Burke, Pole, who had
been putting in a shift unloading schooner5,
stopped him and said he had no right to
walk upon the pavement, as he did not pay
taxes, Burke used some very forcible
language and called Darvish an Italian.
Darvish had a small piece of rope in his hand
and holding it up he exclaimed that he
carried the rope so that it would be handy to
hang Polanders.
Then the fight started. Burke made
grab for the rope and the Arabian gave him
an upper cut with his foot. Joe Shelefski
and William Adick hurried to the assistance
of Burke and a number of Arabians hastened
to assist their countryman. Both sides
fought until they were tired and then pro-
ceeded to Justice Toomeys office and made
| counter charges of assault and battery, All
concerned are under bail for trial at court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-26

To secure normal and regular tissue
change throughout the body use Brar dreth's
Pills, This tissue metamorphosis consists in
constantly proceeding waste of tissue and its
regeneration. Brandreth's Pills are the best
solvent Of the products of disintogration Of
the tissues and increases their elasticity.
They are an Alternative and eliminatiys
remedy, which allay irritation and remove
obstruction by aiding nature and are Of great
benefit in cases Of temporary and habitual
constipation, torpid liver, billiousness, head
ache, indigestion, rheumatism and diseases
arising from an impure state Of the blood.
Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable, ab-
soluiely harmless and safe to take at any
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-26

At two o'clock this morning Justice
Toomey was aroused from his slumbers to
give John Wokawicz a hearing. Felix
Ruginski said he was walking home from
wedding with two violins under his arm
when Wokawiez attacked him, tore his
clothing and jumped upon the violins until
they were splintered into pieces the size Of
matches. Policemen Casey and Dougherty
heard the racket aud caught Wollawicz after
a lively chase. The accused was put under
$500 bail for the assault and $500 on a charge
Of disturbing the peace preferred by Casey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-26
MRS GILBERT BLOPEs.
Her Husband Says She Has Gone with
Robert miller.

Her Husband Says She Has Gone with
Robert Miller.
A tall, gaunt man with a stubby growth of
whiskers upon his we'll Drowned face walked
into Justice Toomey's Office to day and asked
for a warrant for Robert Miller. The man
said he was Henry Gilbert and that up to a
few days ago he lived with his wife, Kate, on
North Jmdin street. Miller, he said, had
stolen his wife and he wanted him arrested
A warrant was issued for Miller on a charge
of adultery. Constable Giblin searched the
town to-day for both Miller and Mrs Gill
bert, but could not find them, He was in
formed that the pair had gone to Darkwater.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-26

or CENTS per yard for OuCIOth
Il. that sells on sight. Others fOl
35c, 45c, and upwards. All
grades of pretty Carpets. Call for bar
gains Z. I'D. FriCIke's Carpet
store, 10 South Jardln Street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-26
USE DANA's sARsAPARILLA, IT'S
"THE KIND THAT OUREs".


Mary Rice, of the First ward, was before
Justice Shoemaker to-day, charged on oath Of
John Donlan with being nuisance and being
guilty of public immortality Mary is a
woman Of tidy appearance, but upon her own
confession Of guilt she was held in $500 bail
for trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-26

Rheumatism, the king of all diseases, is
quickly conquered by the celebrated i'm
ported anchor Pain Expeller." Try it and
be convinced. 25 and so cents a bottle at
c. H. Hageubuch, P. P d. Kirlin, J. NJ.
lillian and other druggists 3t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-26
BEFORE 7HE JUSTICES.
Tribulations of Some of Our
Town People.
AN ELOPEMENT RECORDED
Mrs. Gilbert and Robert Miller Have Dis
appeared, and the woman's Husband says
They Have Eioped-Arabians and Poles
Have Battle.
-rrnl HE First

HE First ward was the
scene Of a small sized
race war yesterday be-
tween Poles and Ara
bians, and according to
the facts CLEANED at the
hearing before Justice
Toomey Poland re
nniunl thn urnr.E Of II
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-26

USE WELLS LAUNDRY BLUE, the bes
aluing for laundry use. Each package makes
,wo quarts. 15ots. Sold by Coakley Bros
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-26

Livery stable keepers should always keep
Amica & Oil Liniment in the stable, nothing
ike IL for horses. In
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-26

Notice is hereby given that the sixty-day
period win expire on October sth, 1898, and
any one wishing to secure the benefit of the
FIVE per cent must make payment before
that date. NJ. J. SCANLAN,
Receiver Of Taxes
cho,cra..h u, Co,t o1 r1oo a oo , a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Hnnnnb>. 60 o<hsv 8sc6sslss Ehscs
omssss ~ 60 rsnr.
csasss Test IA a X q I. -. hsld
- aasos1 sIscsaoa q od1csrs isss ssear
ins go uil hare psblle lnst>I.siios
ssst Ihassdns sssasng The ofncsrs
slsc>sd f1s TIE snsslas ysAr ara - tel
Ceunssdss. q ". pssnosd: lisotss.
"a epqnsadss. Hsxysy Hatch: y =.
jnesh vssdsrvsss; ,. X. @. =. A'sehsiii
phyaei.a, y u cunnisgs; CnaniAln.
". X Mccall; ssxgsast ~. " .ak;
nsseer- 81. srus> n. 0rosko9, arst y. q
q, Jsnss = ksksr; sscoad ~ a q. ~
g Ostsrhost; ssatiasL L r baafp;
HeksS Jossph LardsaL
AZ IL Lat review. Batavia tsnk No
a1A X a T. -. slsctsd ths foi'osins
Conn---ptn visrssvs<.
II Csoal-H vsn Asldsrsa.
kae ksspsr jobs Hulsk
INK p. HsgsnhoIta
Physlcian--0e Scnoutsn.
Rrslsts--R Rakionsksr.
~ A. An WoitjlA
&ss.eent--A. Q1ist
F1rss ~ O G.-R 6<huit
Gscood ~ q Cd. q. Dartnond
6.nslasl--C D JoeS.
Picket N 0eiock
0rssd Rspsts saenupnsst No 81 I
q. O ". has elected the following on
cses Cor The sasuing ysaxs
q R|. 2. Tbo0sA
q va n Barrow.
II Pc. Aisx Robh
hse Ses,bs-H 4. Nsutpa-
Pr. Ser Daady.
J. Wv. H. Nsuhnii.
Tssasursr-H NondsrR
AZ Q meeting of The board a DIRECTOR
e he Valley CITY Building and Loan
sssocistsoa the following olicsrs we're
elected A resolution Of thanks 10 ~
~ Houseman. the retiring secretary. for
bic efficient services wss slso passed
President. T. A. BurlIngame; vice.
president +. Loettgsrt; secretary, j. l.;
Hsniltcn; treasurer. Hugo Schneider.
attorney. ~. u. Houseman-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

wAszzxorox. Dsc A-Pstsnts have
been isoned 70 rcsidents u Michigan -
fellows: Charles w. BcIar Wsvesiy.
rope buckle; Abner r Boitvick and J..
Du6y. Detroit fog s,ensiliss apparatus;
CHARLES A. Ballard shsron. cora har-
vesssf; David n. Estsy, sssigqos two
thirds u d. c. Clspp 4 Esfsy 4knufsc-
tnring conpany. drawer guide; Hiram
l. Hopkins Homer. tue exparder;
Alexander Morrison. Aipepa. breaking
and scratching machine Tor nax; Nelson
A. Nswtoe, Kalamazoo. carriage gear
coupling; Henry d. Streatof. Gslssburg.
apparatus Tor controlling moisture IN
the air; Charles II. Van Wagner. Homer.
means for securing fencs aires; Milton
Westbrook. kalamazoo. bicy Gle; Harry
p. White. Kalamazoo, rotary electric
magnetic engine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

These who interested themselves Ia
the newstoys ChristDss diansr met IN
ths Nssfon house last night 20 settle up
the s6zirs q TIE sntsrprise There vas
cash enoaxh 90 haod IN @ore thsa ray
al biii- and the bills we're placed N Ar.
SeefiaBas kanris sith cash enough %
pay them. A eomriftss sas appototsd
% araft re.siutions ~ thasks ~ eisi.
trDa shn stied ia the setsrprise. Ths
rcsoiafions viii - priatsd "a toe daiif
papers later " 81 fSoyns and Ns<rsa
SHETLAND ~er~ eosed she csp~cssl thABks
~ the s@eortstfoa for thesf xOsd eorx
The ne@tinr adsesrasd % meet 81 tks
call q Msyor stuart
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Beniamin Hicks Who vas cent Up for
eight wears three mouths ago. FROM thu
superior court. sas brought back from
jackson yesterday for . new trial. which
wss granted by tho supreme court
Hieks l. charged wlth taking improper
liberties vith . female child
The street couu issionsrs are making
the s,rsefs trife more passable Com
mi.zioner Knifhn h clsaning South d
vision street and Co0uissiooer Farns-
worth Is artisg away the filthy sccum-
uIat,oos OF the pest month from Crs&
cent aserue.
The Michigan Trust company has juss
issued the sscond edision Of lsafiet en-
titssd. -Dcscrns and Distribltioa u
Property" ffiss br3ef >sud c6ncise d.
gezf Of the Michigan statutes relst. ng 70
the subject and . very handy Iittis
volume
81. Marks Nissionary society held its
regular mscting at the reetory ca Bost-
wick street yesterday afternoon Tho
mite bones vsre made hesyisf By The
work % the sftsrnoon and . pleasant
ti1s Vas also enjoyed By al present.
A warrant vas issued yesterday Tor
Mrs. Percy. the housekesper Who IL sup
po~ed 10 have robbed Thomas Dohesty
Ok SIN She. has been traced 70 Way
land IN Allsgan county and deputy
sheriff kas been sent 70 ovsrtake her.
East street n Z church celebrated
Albsoa day last evening with appropri-
ate speeches By ministers and member
Il the foung Peoples Guild In honor Of
that sterling methodist college.
An officer came here FROM Detroit
yesterday 10 take away Celia Binder.
who 10 charged with stealing 20 in that
city. Celia vac arrested here Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Barnard Of Fast Leonard street
reported 20 the police last night that
Der house had been burglarizsd. bot
she could not ind that anything had
been st0ssn.
Remember. when you order ons OF
thos> sl45O suits roo help keep cos Of
our vorkmsn from suffering. FIank n
Williams. LIZ add lfl Monroe street
The funeral % Patr ck Shields OF Va.
10 Second avenue will be held In 81
Address cathedral az Q o'clock Satnr-
day morninx
We have reduced the prics u our ~
70 EH suits % 1850 See vindoxa
FraEk ~ Willisms
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
TO REMEDY AN EVIL.
Building 10 Be Regulated BY
Strict ordlnanes
" the COUNCIL PASSES n
A k.spscssv Provided - = wsek
Dsss ~ ~ ssssoss cossczi Con
ssszss>s LssG Aigh<
n the COUNCIL PASSES n

william Rsbinson. Pal Rl1hsns snd
o>o<rs H Dzv,d.oa. tns cou ss1ssss A.
-c.,,-d - 49, sf..~s ~ Arr 4
.--ss- 49, s,---.- - -
s s..'---s - : r--~-'
~ 80 11.s 49, 49,. u
xfspnsr AZ d<y prepares 49, efeSt
% "a ordnance Last sssstst Ne eoan'
ciI oonmis<ss On ortlnxnens me< With
tEs oonnsStes IN the city sE1ornsys
afFc~ xod r~nd fhs or<iinanc~ and 90 h
h .h.cs 4. pr~s.os a. ~. ~.n.esI n
-. a. : h.,l.li-- ,~--s~s,- 49,
49, 81 $3.50 q -sss.~
=
s1~' - s<<Ays - - 49,
material snd according % pisns % - sqb-
nis<sd 10 him- Mr.. koo<neos exDresss1
tie opinion that 4 would rsqulrs ~
ecpsfant uns q a Isz.< thrss iDspeetprs
q carry cut the prov,sions or fhs new
sFdlnznc& May o. the spc<1ons
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29


Bridges . Divorce
Mary r Bridges was granted divorce
yesterday from Ephriam Bridges in the
superior court The bill Has died Ia
ises3 by Attorney c. Q. Howell. but
nothing has been done by Mr.. Howell
Mrx Bridges made a. afidavit that her
attorney had received t22 from her and
had agreed to get her divorce for t25.
but she had refused 10 pay him the
other g until her divorce was granted
A notice 81 Substitution Vas served on
Mr.. Howell and he ut once came 70 the
court room Judge Buriingams ct once
proceeded with the taking OF proofs srd
stated that he would grant q divorce 40
soou - the coart fee we're paid These
fees Gill amount to about -. 90 that
Mira Bridges divorce viii cost her $50.
Ms. Howell jumped mp and ssid -Your
hesos wsil you sign . divorce before l
get my fses,"
The court IL not acollsction agency"
replied the court. I've win look after the
court Tees and you may look after
yours"
Mr.. Howell said no more 10 the court,
bat after he rot outside the court room
" expressed his dissatisfaction st the
turn Of sdsira He At drst dcnisd the
truth - MrA Bridges affidavit, but
afterwsrd admitted that che had paid
him 90 and he had paid out Of that
sum only g. leaving him eli for draw
ing and ding the bill
The ground on which the divorce vas
granted was desertion. Mrs- Bridges
showed that her husband left her with
out means OF nainteuapce for herself
care for them. however. and they are
nov able TO assist her somewhat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

suis Against His Bondsman Had
Good Eject


Sheriff Lamorcaux returned from
Marion. Indiana, last evening. bringing
with him DR.. William IL Gum. who
has been . fugitive from justice for
nearly two yeara DIR. Gunn was ar
rested hcre for criminal assault. After
ward the complaint was changed 20 sim-
pie assault. and he Was fined 500 In po-
lice court He appealed 10 the circuit
court. with w. T. Powers on HE bonds.
When the case came on for trial
Dr. Gusn had decampsd pending the
trial hsrs. Dr. Gum vas arrested Ia
Big Rapids oo . similar charge. but
managed 10 escape 10 the same manner
With w. i. Powers on bis bonds In that
csss. The bonds Ia the circuit court
were e3po and in Big Rapids $500. A
short time ago Prosecuting Attorney
Woico<s began proceedings against Mr..
Powers 10 recover On the bond given In
the coeaty. but nov that the prisoner is
produced that seton will be discoutin-
usd. sheriff Lanoreaux was obliged TO
30 10 Indianapolis 70 get bis reputation
papers honofsd In order TO bring DIR.
Gum back
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

laHn. l. Harding q Glare. ssd 9. W.
CaFties II Ana Artos @ctsa - sss1sra
Nk-s ue1s ksck q III. eity sss sssd
q hoeor. cod tie nlsurs HATTIE Barker
q IpriIs1ti. hetfle Dole esd Jsnnis
C0urtDey u thls eiky wsfs hFiies ussts
After ins csseuooy the iribsi party snd
flesas we're eItsrszissd vith ) ws<,Htlng
saEp<r "a The resk1soes ef he the brides
csrenA i<e Mel<ey nosds- street Nr.
and Ma Barker uill begin houssksep
ing a sncs in their heas 10 Big kApAdA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. John u. Noon Of No -
Colt Avenue are entertaining q little
dsus liter. vho arrived the day before
Chrsstmas
Russell p Ellis Of the Valley City En-
CRAVING eompsny u seriously Al with
typhoid fsssr Last vesk be suffered a
RELAPSE.
Mr. and Mrs " " Rea az the New
Lfvsnxssoa have gone 10 Detroit 70 spend
New Years.
Miss Maysie Baker % Baltimore. Md.
= the guest II Dr. snd Acz Csmpbsll
Eafr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Thcmss Heeres -. IN nest eur.
rrise.i nan - tn~a iast asght Hhea
sfout forty Dembse- - Laiiy kzixr
svoop~sl down 90 bio homs GO nsrrlsy
street. ~ All him n esisk,sanea bio
Birthday Les A. Caro- insrixisd Af
Heoper s~aq1fren bic houss <sae
enough q sliuS t1e Ea>~ts - z~t 10 Had
fsks pn-s~-~issn. Ihs sssssss 90. ~s~as
sifh mssse ssd earle Eesursi hn~
bsfihtisg gfts ss<e i~fi eebfad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
HERES waAr YOU'RE LOOKING

rhs nasdsl Hss sssss WI sscssnss -hsss
Sack NJ lasnsy.
lie this rumor true thst yoa are soinx
10 ell yoar ssocx Of sozts q The eaor.
usons redoct.on u ons-ha;f odfr vas
asked q NJ. Levi a ths Modal Hat
Store. No los Canal ssr>sk. yesterday.
-fsa ear. IL h stfictiy correct said
thss gentleman. .'and q yos have 3
friend you'll do him : great fssor By
pustiag him 90 10 IL We have "a eE.
csedinsiy tsns stock Of Furnishings, To-
dsrvssr. Hsts Caps. Hosiery. 0ioss&
etc, and ~ are gong p cell IL Il just
hall vslas lie cas- q hsedine money
more than vs do the gooes and 20 vsat
ell In need 10 come "a and Get our
prtccas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

wAsursoros. Dec 22-Msmbers Of
the boards Of examining surgeons for
Michigan have been appointed a. fol-
love-: Doctors @. r Herkimsr and
Otis Moor. Nilss; O. J. Emma ssd
Thomas N. Rogers Sault Ste. Marie;
Samuel n Post and John w. Pollard.
ST Johns; John w. Brosnau and George
w. Nihart. Kalamazoo; J. B. Martin.
Traverse City. and John 7. Dsoslow.
Muskecon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

A man named Barnes from Bay City
was 10 the city yesterday cousulting an
attorney regarding the ordipances rela-
tive to gambling. lie desired TO come
here With game similar to keno and 10
ssii barrels Of Hour by ganbIing pro-
c~ss After looking up the ordinance he
vas advised. II he did nssf vish 10 have
troabls. 10 keep out u Grand Rapids
9TH any such schsme. Mr. Barnes con.
adhered 10 coed tine To spring such a
game here. ~ the man who had bat On
"a bee pocket aud family 10 feed would
be doubiy tempted % ftsk IL on q game
81 chance II there go O ehance % win q
barrel ~ four The mao operating The
game tzkins care that be received god
croft on his four
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

The Re- nsv. GsaL p. GilI<spis. chair.
nan q the heard u corrrctions and
charities hes Issued Nsw Years ID
druss u panphis< foru - the yoang
wards e the state II u perhaps need
lsss ~ eay thai the tiny brochure y
crsns,sd full q good sdslcs and happy
hopo for ne nsw PEAR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

The Bsasses s>ilsf wseoa = ssill max,
Inc 80 dsily calls iron hoase 70 housR
ssd cslAscling food and eiothing Tor dis'
tfibalion 81 the Charity orGsnisstsoa
The rsspoosss sre very liberal. Jet TIE
company poaId like % havs people 10
tify thsn b postsl card ~ esisphons
shsss clothing - foDd y 70 ~ givsn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Nh Fisss Fsssyshs. pssseissi u o.
Wed k~res<f street. rstaoi sad efi
e~eIes ~ Es<k<s. bfssWtseaf hsfef
q Esf Esfsfs see ~sffsaa 81 , s.ssss
80 ssseses - tks fi<<f Bfs<tftsfiss
ehsfan. sk<s 80 ffstfflf aszsfstsd
fas th< se<<oser fh@ H@r T. u Dssss.
psateF - ths ehsfek D@sfssase SO
e<<smssE n 4 Mass - ta,s aff So
- stss. go \ a. ps@~sssk q fp>s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
Do you use LILr wHrrr flourf

December %, 1884
To the people OF Michigan in general
and the people Of Grand Rapids in par
ticulsr--We are the sole owners OF the
right TO manufacture and sell In this
state the Bryce self feeding base burner
for soft coal This furnace 10 equally
adapted for hard coal and coke. 1t Is
specially adapted. however, for the use
OF the cheapest grades Of coal We are
justified in saying that for economy.
efficiency and sdaptability il 10 the best
furnace in the world for house heating.
This furnace is no experiment, having
been favorably tested for the past seven
years We have permanently located In
Grand Rapids and will be glad to show
you this furnace 10 operation ia the
Porter block on Spring street between
Monroe and Fulton.
The MICHIGAN BRYCE FrRrAcE Co.
Santa Clause will be ut Leouard's all
this week Every child will'receive .
present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

tAs eonbusnon II thai rert af tie oosi
watch otber furnaces d>pozll - soof &c
threw cut 80 sk1oke
Nc. koEu cordl4ils inrif<s enyoos IL.
tsxseted in The sablect "a gre hiu = cs.l
and 80 TIE Furnaces and ~ speeisl tea
tpfsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

The prop~rty osssss isfsfsstss. 10 The
ep>ninx Il Csmpau street. wli app>si to
the sopfeme court The damages
swsrsed smsantsd 10 tloei1. shiah
ths property esnsfs eossiisf tt5 snslL
Ihose abe appeal ar Joseph A. lee
n~fa isoa'-e benasit the Grad hsplsis
a indiana Iiasirosf eonpsay sna nea
meit ksssas A hll - sse<vsssns hss
b~sa fI-d. eos~i.isns - IgD pex-s ~
sios<iy snttsn trps snti~n passs fhs
eraft stsassFsphsfis fscoFd esstsins
al psss& ssd th@-s tss ssiamlsses
p~psFs must ~ ssssfsilY ssnpassd ia
th@ rskf sfte sefss Ulfire before rs al
e sscefthsns = stglei tkis ssfs nsll
fsk~ several days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Ths rexul.f mostbly ns-~esx u o.
uas hid "a shs of'r@ q - sapesss
tsna<nf e ths ps<a Ie<t SCAT The
n~v J. kFsezNrt p<>~>3~<t oaiy go.
tsne nsttscs ss<s stfe1f<d ~ The
hene 60 Lat Briggs strs~t = sper5sde.i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Exehsnge'-A l. ossal Odsf.
Henry Huber opened the above ssm-
PIE room. corner Kent and Lyon streets.
Twelve years ago. since which time IL
has ever been one Of the most popular
resorts In the city. Owing to his lake
interests Mr.. Huber three years ago
conveyed il to other partieA He has
now repurchsscd the same and the
property will at once undergo some rad
icsl improvements The store will be
thoroughly overhsuled and fedecoraicd
throughout. after which = grand open
ing will be given about the middle OF
January. The whole gross receipts oil
the opening day will be contributed to
charity. one-half going 70 the upper
peninsula sufferers and the other half 10
the city's needy. This IL the most lib
eral oder reported this year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
LAR wn,rs Iesds then all
WHEN rAE CLOCK RUNS DOWN.
"A R.sssssa Dollar Rsstu vsss Ter .
Oursx.

On Christmas morning 1t 3 o'clock,
Boskhardt. the furniture man. WON i up
IN eight day clock and pisesd Il 10 his
show window. Whosvsr euesess near
sst 70 the time IL runs down aud stops
will b given tree "a elegant smbosssd
leather sssf sod bacx quarter sawed oak
patent rocked. valued 9l5oQ No charge
10 guessing. Stop In and registes your
guess OF bianks furnIshsd 1t his store.
lis Canal street. Notice II the winner
viii bs Published In the pspcra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
Did.

DREw--At St Joseph, Michigsn, December
~. 1893. The Rev. Francis Drew. ased 81
years and daya The remains win BE-
brought here for burial and notioG Of
funeral given latse.
McCsllum a Cherryman. funeral directors,
corner Fountain and Ionia streetA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Reduced Holiday Rates.
Michigan Central will cell round trip
tickets at one and ope-third rate to 10
cal points Ia Michigan and Canada, De-
csmber q. "a. Is. 20 and 81 ndJanuary
], good for return until January 2. 1894
A. ALMoUisr. Ticket Agent
Union Passenger Station.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Sample rooma Choice wines. liquors
md cigara Morris Donahue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
Tor LILY HfIE Hour.
HOLIDAY RATES
q. r. 4 /.

Excursion tickets sold 10 ell points on
December q. "A. Is aud Deceuber 20.
81. and January I. all good for return
until January 2. 1894 Call telephone
6o6 for full Information.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-20

Ask your grocer for those extra largo
5-cent Ioavts of sweet II ONE Bread. None
genuine without the Wheeling Bakery's
seal on every Loaf