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HuEsr1s HOUSE.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. NY.
First class family hotel Open from May Is to No
| vember L. Send for illustrated pamphlets 70
mya6 BOT wR. HUEsTIs. Proprietor

STRIlLrNG SPRINGS.
Shenandoah Mountains Va
Alum sulphur and Cha!ybeate waters within zoo
feet OF the hotel House rebuilt with 6rstcIasa An
pointmeats and service Of the best
Send fer ctrcular.
myis-t,,. thxss6t CHICHESTER 4 STEWART.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
New hotel cottages and the most complete bashins
establishment in America
Two thousand hve hundred feet elevation In the
great Warm Springs valley. Virginia. on ChesspeSke
and ONO railway. Magnificent mountain surround.
Bathing stsend.nts from the bat Europesn h.shs
not v.por hot al, hot spout Che most curative baS6
KNOWN. the needle electric, massage, kc
u. Eight . hours from %A:hinftOn; Chicago special
Mr. and MIRA Middleton Of the wssSiSssttoan kIaine
A1Gdeny VII sand PORTION q thsr stock 90 TIE w
pcsis oSo a ,HS fna q cAsss
or address pr +. w Chspln. medical dfrsctor or J.
e. Shsnplin. manager. Hot SprfnRs, Bath county Va
folders OF worlds fair tickets may stop q thl
WINDSOR sULPHUR sPRTN0S OPEN non
w guests June Is. Call for circulsrs q bREN-
JELLY. New Windsor, Nd myT7-Sm
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Hotel HEsIopEs.
REHoBOTH BEACH. DELAWARE.
VIII reopen June "a under same pansesment
WALTER BURTON.
my23 Inn Address National Hotel Washington. D. c.
Diver SPRINGS. ST. MARY's COUNTY Nh.
N To our many Washington friends: Instead Of 70
ing to Chicago, take the str. Wakefield for River
Springs. Good fishing. boating and fruit free; arst-
ieI-im' Dr. r. p. GLADSTONE 4 SON.
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JURORS FOR JUNE.

Those Who Have Reen Drawn for Services
in the Different Courts.
The following have been drawn for service al
Jurors of the Circuit and Criminal Courts and
summoned to report on Tuesday next, June 6.
CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION.
Samuel V. L. Beckett, W. B. Albert, Samuel
II. Bogely. Jesse Cook. ". VI. Taylor, R. j.
Curtis. A. J. Houghton. E. F. Murray, W. F.
Richerson, John II. Thorn, G. L. Small, Rich
Murphy, James C. Barker, Edward Snowden,
John W. Belt. L. V. Goodman. Charles B.
Schneider. W. A. johnson, Thomas H. Clark
PATRICK Stanton, A. H. Gibbs, Joseph 8. Thorn
Aiphonso r. Vermillion, II. P. Garrison, W. F.
Funk, Samuel Lee.
CIRCUIT COURT, DIVISION 2.
W. Columbus johnson, Calvin Wilmer, Aug.
Schret, Lincoln W. Burket, Alvin Gingell, W.
C. Lewis, VIM. Hill, James A. Donovan, Albert
F. Kingsley, John P. Keifer, H. L. Love. Isaac
NJ. Leong, Jas. ". Consadine, ]. Newton
Brewer: John F. Campbell, George Duff, Geo.
rill Nixon. Enoch Moreland, J. L. Smtbmeyer
d. Mehrling, Jos H. Hicks, c. C. Carroll, Wes-
ley Adams.
CRIMINAL COURT. DIVISION l.
Henry Senckle. James Myers, W. J. Leshear
Alfred VI. Cook, Thos. r. Fullalove, Fred Darr
c. W. Bland, S. F. Eiker, G. ]. Hoffman, F. H.
Knight. ]. II. Herwood, John N. Meyer. W.
c. Leitch, ]. Evans Mayfield. Daniel Stewart
Jas W. Barley. W. H. H. Cissell, j. B. Ruffin
d. Donaldson, julius Thurm, August Wagner
Frank Haines, ". B. Hartley, John c. Ingram
VIM. Payne and Aaron Brown.
CRIMINAL coURT-DIvIsIoS 2.
W. J. Sullivan, H. Burkhart. Horace W.
Parke. c. Lockhead, R. E. Smith, Aug. Nelson,
Henry W. Sseiio, James A. Clarke, James Myers
Henry c. Coburn. E. Quincy Smith. G. Tucker
Jones, j. ID. Marion, Amer Burgess, w. s.
Brooks, j. L. O'Meara, RID Sebastian, W. z.
Herbert, A. Gaegler, Thos. Taylor, Oscar Chris
mond George H. Miller, s. ". Koenig, John II.
Humphrey, W. II. Keister and F. L. Marsden.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
sEA-sIDK-NRW ENGLAND.

HOTEL BELLEvIEw. CHAPEL POINT MD,
n is now open for the season capacity 200 euesfs
location the most beautiful and healthy IN the Vicinity
water view bathing. boating. fishing and crsbbinG;
excellent table daily suppiiedwith fresh salt
uries mineral spring. spacious grounds for tennis
and tournaments; dolly Communication By railroad
and steamer Harry Randall foF further informa-
Randall. or CHAS. G. LANCASTER 1918 st. NV,
or to Mrs. A. p KRETCHMAR, Lessee. Bel Alton
p. o., Nd. my17-3m
4 ,OBB's ISLAND. yIRGINIA's SEASIDE RE-
~ SORT, in the Atlantic ocean. unrvaled for its
Those desiring pleasant and easy time and plenty
of shooting and fishing can find It at COBBS IS
ROUTE. We will meet daily the II 81 nortb- bound
on n T., p. and N. r. r. Passengers transfsrred to
island BY steamer. TERMS e. so per day, el2 90 per
address
- COBB sPADY., Proprietor.
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Ir was little Annie Evans. daughter OF Major
C. S. Evans. who danced the fancy dances SO
artistically at the Daisy Chain Guild at Met
zerott Hall, who was presented with the gold
medal Excelsior" by Prof. Sheldon at his May
ball.
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u
something instead of sitting about with whisky
and water before a fireplace putting up jobs on
young men who are active, intelligent and pro-
gressive. Without officers, of course, we can
not have enlisted men.
Let us hope against hope that the strong man
will come some day who can revolutionize all
this. He will either be born soldier, the hero
OF many fights, man of the camps, or he may
be brilliant Secretary of War, who knows a
real soldier from a grade-hunting old mossbaci
and one who can stir up the military dish with
spoon big enough to reach the bottom.
The brilliant young officers of the army are
the ones to be nurscd; the "faithful-and-meri.
torious-service- in the quartermaster' Office
during-thc-war" sort of puds are to be made to
stick to their knitting and not 60 fussine
around about things of which they know moth
ing.
By my favor of young men in these remarks
L do not intend to say that there are not some
officers who got their commissions on the hard
fields Of the civil war who are not worthy
and distinguished. There are many such, and
OF them | make no account in this arraignment.
They do their duty and are generally with their
regiments. They are all well known to their
subordinates, and the young officers and the
enlisted men follow and respect them, but on
the shoulders of their fame sits this Old Man of
the Seattle faithful and mertorous'' old
tub OF the bureaus, who never smelled powder
and who wouldn't like it il he did. The men
who got their grades for gailantry at some ter
rifle fight and who can ride horse and are not
dry-rotting, and who serve with their cOlors in
stead of chasing soft snaps" in a political en-
vironment all known throughout the army
They are the last who are likely to be offended
at these remarks, and do not fear the finger of
scorn. Ask any young ambitious soldier who
has done something or who has tried to- until
the old hacks sat down on him, and he will tell
you who these worthy old officers are.
It's peace that kills soldiers but we have
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.

SPRINGS AND BATHS.
A RANDALL SPRINGS HOTEL,
"A BEDFORD PA
WILL OPEN FOR J h5SEfFioS OF GUESTS
Renowned for its hish standard Of excellence and
make it most deiiehtfu a. Well o. hssithfui summe,
home: For circulars and terms addrsss
my25lm' ALSfP SMITH.
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LADIES' GOODS.

(NQULD's WONDER STORE, l2I 9TH ST.
NJ favoTi. scrap pictures. Chinsss iantsrns pspes
Napkins. Preach ttssus paper. paper novsrs laznr
shAdeA &C.. made 10 order. Wooden plstes, Aa6s,
ZINE WHITE AND BLACK LACFe DONE Up IN
A1t.elass rarisian style; white and sss1n dresses
scSs and eSe curtaips speciality prices ressonable
Call 81 nME. vIBOUD. successor 20 Nine. taimont
old stand. rs l1th 1t. NV ap2p-
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I u. S1hNhS bOIEi,, VOEhN HHUNE, n. J.
open all the year; stories high; 600 #. piazza
sun parori luxurious beds; table frst-cass; piano
eiectric bells and lights artesian water. Address
| my2O- eooul W H. L. STARK MD
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
~ public for all states aud territories SPECI AtTG
By r. r. EVANS. otics ObaseInent) 1921 -
Always in Once ofhcs hours is7tf
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-30

A. C. Mee six lots, 8, rs, Is 75 3d. SO, A.
Stephen Gates six lots So 25 IA 25 II 25 15 II, 36 So
Geoage Ellis, lots, $6 75 10 %, Is So 90 80 So
R. L. Jordan five lots So, II Is, II, "a, 81 So - . 80
Guey thirteen lots 49, IL 75 u u.s. II 25 u.s. 90 % sc
&c. A. AT, Sc, 81.
j. L. Weaver lots 50 25 y, - Is, Il Is, AZ, g.
w. J. Newman, six lots So, II, 49, Is 25 ~, 70 So
j. C. Hudgins, six lots, So Is, II u.s. Is So 49, 49,
r. L. Smith, five lots &c. Is So 16 So 81 So 25
Waller lots, $40 II Is, 13, Is 80, 90 30, IS.
wMcDade lots s. Is 16 49, q p So p So % So IS So
F. P Beck seven lots, 81 Is, So IA 25 49, 90 36 So g.
H. Payne fvel lots, S. so, Is so, 2S, % SO, A.
$ B. Blalock seven lots Sill IS 75 a. %
E. Parker five lots 50, II %, II, 20 so 40.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-30

W. j. Mangum eight 25 II 49, IA So IA u.s. 81 49, Al
B. Jetress, five lots 81 IS, y %, 20 80, % So A.
Chappel five lots IS so, 49, 10, IT. SO
j. Chisenhal seven lots %, Is, 2l 81, 81, Az So
w. G. Waller five lots, So, IA 20, 20, Al.
C. 81. Roney, lots So, IL, H. H. IL %, 49, 49.
J. H Tapscott, five lots SO, so, IA 16 46.
Peace, eight lots 49, So 10 20, IL. l6 49, %, 20, 81
Ira Beck five lots, $40, 10 So 16 80, 30, 50.
Wheeler five lots Sc g. II 49, Il IT, % 80 80 90 "a
Whitfield three lots, s11 rs, II 70, 80 90
j. L. Tlman, five lots 81 25, TO- 49, II 81, 3d.
J. W. Rogers three lots $28 So 81, SO.
I. B. Murphy, five lots IS so, 9, IA So 49, %.
W. G. Waller six lots SIS, IA TO- % 80. 81, 80, So
A. Holloway 10 rs, r. IA 49, 49, 10 90 30 26
&c so So i. 81, 65.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-30

the market in North Carolina
manufactured tobacco Oy
week than any market in Carolina Virginia
DR An market North Caro-
includes all countries and chimes where
known
DURHAM tobacco IN SIX months IMAM any
market does
DRHA has smoking and tobacco facto
r doing an large plug factories doing
hourshing and one large snuff factory.
1t taught in geography that
DURHAM has largest tobacco factories in the world
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-30

titles brought planters for and that what all our acto
directly the planter and will more Tor IT,
warehouses, welequpped for handling
tobacco.
DURHAM than other market
Offering every inducement
DURHAM was the fight give reputation
North Carolina" tobacco
DURHAM bright Golden Belt and foreign
know Durham for the best tobacco
question closely and not see that
mar has advantage over Durham
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-30


direct London
of
IN operation.
8 DURHAM has 30 registered buyers.
bid each against
nyO
DURHA of banks the South
DURHAM three competing lines OF
the
tobacco
lind You could scarcely name a
daily Also
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-30

T. Blackwell eight lots So 49, Is II So So A.
G. L. Brchett six lots IS 25 A. Il 75 % So 81 50
D. Moore six lots, Sc TO- IS, II 75 10 IS, 80, S.
r. Trim, five lots So TO- Is %. 90 %. - -.
c. Weathery twelve lots IS 25 II So - So IA 25 II 80 p
80 so, 49, co. g.
J. 7. Rogers five lots. so, 10 %, 30 p so, CO.
j. Rogers Co.. five lots, So So ID 25 a. "a, 49, -
Jcfre thirteen lots ST, a. IA 10 IS 20 3d. 49, IA 49, 10
80 So 43, S. - - - - ., -
80 So -.
Sol Tabor five lots 50, IA, 25, 25 So 81.
John Christian, five lots 81 %, 10 So l6 25 80 So "A
A Hawkins six lots IS IS, Is, Is %, 80 So Al, Sc - - .
Umsead eight 25 49, ID 25 16 So 10 25 10 20 80 Al
Gregory eight lots So So IL 49, 6 5, 16 So l8 49, % 3D. A.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-30
Best Eiqht in Forth Carolina to Show Tobacco!

The Old Reams Warehouse in Lead--Sold Feb
tanlt Reamsaw The
Wegn of aesmadei asf wwek
daquA les ntemenho wk then CON
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

Ef-h TO method aot results whca
Syrso 81 fixs E3ksei i . pleasant
All frfrrsl4iIe b. ne taste, and acts
gently yet Ffo1aptlf GA tao hidEeya
Liver aad 8auels. e.fanses TIC sy.-
TEN e1scto. aspeis colds. bead
srkes zna fesers anl cures habsiaal
constipation. syrup Of Figs Is ths
~ fsne,ly Of - kiri ever pro-
~ ~, fls1zlcg - the taste and ac-
seosao.s - ths stomach. prompg ia
IT, action ant truly beneficial IN 10
efecss. prepared OILY from the Eao~t
healthy aal agreeable substances. 20
uaay exrrlleas qualities commend ..
~ IL; al have male Il the most
pcrn.4r r-iredg known.
>evao II Higs i fof sale In so;
sns. 81 bottles. b. 81 leading drug
gis's- Aav reliable druggist wha
nss uot i,svs IL Oh hand will pro
es.re 3. promptly for any one who
wa1rs 70 ~ Il. Do not accept ary
ssh...tlte.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
5&s fkaecsc0 ca.
-<-1s4s.A-4- -. a.. flslI ~.
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CncA0o. Feb. Z,.-While everything else
on the floor Vas weak and low. wheat
started higher and closed az an advance -
cent. Ia. rrinne~s was attributed 20 the
>s.f-back of the ant-optlon hill received Ia
congress YESTERDAY Ii has a steadier tone
in cables good many commission
hou-t- had been literally enjoying order-.
aud -. Louis sent IN a generous batch of
crop damage reports. These features gave a
rather nru tone IL the market. Corn was
quiet aud wax. Opening sale- were az
atout Tuesdays close. but the literal re-
crs - aud free offerings. with the limited
itseand Tor the cash article resulted in a
81 adly dscliu. cf &c Later the market
tuyntd stronger and firm. Cables showed
SuD8e adsaLce Ia wheat and literal covering
bs shorts. and part Of the early decline Was
recor rs,d. fsices az the close OF the session
wsre nc lower.
Oats were weak under heavy sales 10 real
he. and CLOSED &c lower.
Hog pr.ziDcf, we're weak and lower. There
vas hardly any demand. aud the manipU.
lators to,s advantage Of the situation % raid
thu market.
Pork declined l5c. hard SC and ribs loo.
losing prices
Wheat Febuaary, 74c; May. 77slc; July.
55is
eosn February. -4osse; May. aSs.c;
July. Sc.
oiis- May. a21sc.
Pork February. $3.50 May. sie 10; July,
SID
February. s1e.77. May. si2s2;
jus. Si---i.
kip-- February SOLO: May. si075: July.
Slnfp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24
ALL FOR THE BEARS
They Obtain Complete contfol
Of the
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Presidents Parsons or the New Engisnc
Eerisa----fhe Chicago Ssrike I'm
eours.es tie bears.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Nsw YoaK. Feb. = Money Ga call
has tsen eass, ranging frun 3's 80 =,
last han - 4. c.osing ,.fersi at J.
Posted rates ~ IA 8s9is
Government bonds have bcen duh and
steady.
Although tie full effect u the lsqui
CATIONS ID Reading has probably been
sAeen ia that stock Itself. the after effects
are nov being feli by the general mar
ket The Reading episode has had
rhulsrg effect upon foFcign investors.
kho werc beginning again to turn their
attention. L. Americsn railroads a. the
niost desirable tieid Tor The placing Il
fhesf surplus fluids, and sleculaters at
beme uho have been crippled by the
extraordinary drup not only IN Reading.
bat ia other stocks q late. lind them
selves unable a. hold On. and their hold
ing~ are dropping into stronger hands.
The approaching chang 81 admits
trStIon IA nafi,iu1t affairs, coupled. a. u j..
xsh lnttffalnts as - the currency and IN
teffial h.<i-lafiun. has heated a dlspc- ition
saiou., f..-sihls builders a. await the settle
fa.ut "a the question now open before ven
fuflnz into new reia-- Ia the stock mar
ket ihtreforc the hear- &c a. ain aggressive
and ac'ise. aud meet With little opposition
in t1ei efforts IA take away the market.
Ioday saei- operations extended 90 the sn.
tire aeiise list.
I'd. market. especially during the earlier
gafs # ih~ day. showed considerable mar
r9Aae~s and soiue resistance. The event u
The das WIS ths resignation 1T President
Parsons End the director III Il sympathy with
be mans cement. and is eifect Was imme-
erate a. Intensity the weakness prevailing
the generfi los. The final confirmation 81
tb4 control 81 Reading IN the New England
acted. however. - sustaining power in
that -ts.cs. AMI after the oI-'ning decline IL
was we'll heid within comparatively narrow
limits Friends of thu Par-,,n management
however. were liberal sellers ~ New
Eneiand. AMI that stock iesame one Of the
weakest "a the lis.
Among railroad stocks the only other
Special feature II interest waS the drop IN
Northern Pacific preferred. under the
pressure IN the last hour. IL closed az a
-htde above Is lowest. az a net los Of "a
The -witchMtns strike IN Chicago became
aH established fact today. and was Que of the
most powerful Influences ia encouraging the
bears IA their drives Al the general list.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

Joseph v f,ory ~ Warsaw. H.. "a
troul.ied with rheumatism aud tried n
number e different remedies. bat says
none - them SEEMED - d. hin any
cood. hut finally be- got hold - one that
speedily cured him lie vas nlu,'h
pleased with Il and felt SURF :hat others
similarly afflicted would like &, kurx
What tie frln~,iy vas that cured hiin
IL states for fhe benefit - Tho pullr
that - is faiissi thamherlaih's Pain
iaiut Ter ssic - = > Wufzbufe
druggist No :. Muane street
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How We Grow Old.

The thread that binds us 10 life Is moss ire
qucnfiy severed src tire meridian ~ life i
reached Ia tho ease ~ persons who neglect Obj
yivus means "a renew failing strength. Nig,r.
no les the source ~ happiness than tho eonii-
tion - hong life. can b. created and perpet-
mated where q docs nof exist Thousands who
base experienced or are cexni4ant iaciudinl,
mani physirisns q euinepce n the effects ~
Ho-tsifsrs Stomach kiifers. bear testimony %
- ppufirous eilicac5 ~ creator - strength IN
feeble constitutions. sai debilitated add shat
tered systems. steady performance - the
bodily functions. renewed appetite flesh aod
nightig rrpsse attend th~ - this thorough
and standard fenesaat. 81 NJ local tonic r1s.
ros-'rted 70 D. akin - fssenhis Is IA efe.its
N - riaee. Demand tlse eruuin.. which il an
scknsNirsi-si remedy Or indigestion, malaria.
nervousness. rs.hstuation. liver an1 kidney
complaints and filfsniafisia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

As4e been affected eith ne,lfalei.
fer nearly fer sears have ffirI phgn
riafa ari ~ kpoon remedies. tei fauiis
10 permanent n.iief unni ifiet lss
tir q Duilsm ssftaf s.frnau f.fd
mfaf AMI q gave me issaaf aes germa
uent Fpinf - cenfs psf bottle
fex1ei q ssslf.
" milien. Nsth ApfH q. fsfl
tf ssie - N.fiinet s. AAiasstls.
drug stre
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

JSiox SIock lARDs. Chicago Feb q
tatfil- H0silfr. 1900. steady. common
o. elffss steers. SO t. S.. sfockcrs aud
fats..f-. 80 a. 49,. co9s and bulls. 81 80
a. 81
Receipts. I7po. weak: : 20 Toe
lptsr. heavy. SO "a - -. mixed and
u1sti8rl. So - ~. light. s. - 90 So.
sheep Receipts, son; steady, poor 20
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Aa:|!;||2R
Small
BilebeAnS

Are guaranteed 10 cure Bill
ious Attacks. Sick Headache,
La Grippe, Colds, Liver Com
plant and Constipation. 40
in each bottle. Price % cents.
Sold by druggists. Picture 81,
IL, TO- and sample dose free.
LESHfTHSC0.. r.~~HEwY0RK
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6RAHD hsnDS & ihDIlsa
sAr4-8so AIs.
1..au4r, - lt&

frsies isastse sss1tt ~ e. a =. a1.4 n = 4. a.
rtn easi5- eftss tt4tfs aati1 receIa N..na.l
si1NfiSe akD fAAiok ca s-aslrE
Nofth z. ~ a ~ ffair has fas4,r rsr =. sAr..>
49, AZ. t0t - ten 1as l.tfl.s go l'sss.a
hal1ett a. frffst et a44 ~ Alnae flll
~ a. }, tan. flas sleeping car fnena -.
i.ts a. fsltsket en1 MarAtnae
south a. q tfeia hna l9ftsf car osssd
halssis o. tiEeinuaft
i9ss n iEAin has rsrinf car asans Hasa.s
a. itlt4-.s
se,r a.. train Aas u asref sioef.ik.s car sss.ss
iar- y a. tincilnsfi
b 81 = a. train has Narnsr sls-,s.l,.r csf i.,a
hsflls - hicfss
NTSAFsON. GRAND Rapids A fSrfaNk
Per Anskezon. ~. s. ~ nHan ANN
fr,.It Nus Arlset a. - a. = e. tf4tlr a4s =
Sar 1hs ffalu tesFts 81 Naskara1 sfsm
AfFltf- from N1sAtson ; a. 4 ~.
CHICAGO WAC RAJ
I've. Grand Rapid hie 4 ~ falem ffAnm
Ar hicazo -.1..- nio 3 M 90 a. 500 -
fGtE 8 ~ train has thr,.1eh fall14 g. 49,
n ~ ~ train aails tisfeuka Naknrr ksernflr
car
I've. Clicsso ..... e peAn so I'm nan
Ar tfrand Rapid ~ J. 81 - rm a. IL
- m tran has through tsriaf AZ ard
n a. , n train dally. thsooel NasltI sieriins
Car
1hroush f.olets sna frii inf.snasiian csr H.
had ~ calling ul.on Z. tiui4uisf. flrkft ofrlf.
az union slsflor. sr tfrDffe Nnnt..El filsn
tleAs.i ssent. ~ 6. Aanrsls sltoat i,rand Rap
Ids Mich = u. ifsl.~tssu.
fi-a Pas. ald bal - Alssft
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sppiss. lslr - so.d. az etl = So Is
kages - III E. -. 80 -
tas1AF&hsfls- fkl and 4 sefrit-. sAtt
tsr ia Jerseys. >3.tsss8-zs Ter ba
1t0EiDA 0AkSe Es- f5t.ghts. SO q 800
I~r bos.
lsnoSs-- Ae~ Ne-sinas. Ia boxes ~ aos
ass.i 40 :. - 5ssaass Per toA.
Misunderstanding a. quality, 81 s--ao
- L-.-l..l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

tarfu Products.
O.sl,fafions - farnlerS-
III 9skA~---s per f-suaA
klrls-.Je pr tnk.
f5fAfuEs-sissf "a Ter I'd.
hsAS---liafsd l,ss ! II. 81 5 l-sr pa.
ho>fa ancs siGte. L. ler pound.
izftCcx hou-e. zts yer poand.
PtksI.xt ---Je pr uo<.
ltA>ne Asp CrahAsAs-..,5f.5 le per bo.
CAhssns LID itc pr ba-
kEFf~-~5ss' I-.f tu.
PAks>lfs- stsa - Ter ba.
tAsnAaE-sl 90 1000 ger loo.
tEfKaX-995s.f IA PR dox.
Nk0kIAni.E DrsTEks--ss,c per bunch.
PtKfIA>r inr pr pound.
EkDlsHss Hot house. 49, per bunch.
AFrI xls--~A,is - .uo FER ba-
u~iox=~s 81 - yer la.
Poultry.
Live turkeys Ia lsS,: dressed. issslse.
Live chickens ana roes-ter-. loa lie.
dressed. i.,ai8c.
Live fo~i~. ~ loc dressed liza l3c.
Lave old roosfefs, ia - +: drcsrsd. 1tsfec.
Lave ducks. inal3 dressed. l3se l5c.
Lave geese. st.s Ia dressed. liia lSc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND Rapids. nscH.
CAPITAL 100000

ID. A. hLonSET1. President.
Gao v tAl Vice pretidenf.
Na. n ANDERSON. Cashier
JSo. rEfaogR. Asst Cashier.
Trsnsacfs a general banking business IL.
ters~t paid time deposits. lil special az
falxeusnt with Ne<sfs. knautb. Nachod and
kuhn - New foTk, letteFs ~ credit cufr.uf a.
all foreign ccunfrirs Issued direct upen The
iuast favorable condIiios.s. and drafts dfaxa ca
all fsstriEn critics at lous-t Rates.
DLktCftsE-.
Wfu. n Andersen. Ma. Sears
Christian tcftsch. Geo n. johnson,
a. . le~nt. - ~ Lemon.
4. II. E1fi.bOHe. a. N. tfa3
u. A. BifdEett.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24
LOCAL MARKETS.

Commission merchants are doing a
light ius.ne4s The heavy storms ia tho
easi Ian. nierfcreJ a5ih freight traffic
aud iht s.iert has heen disastrous e. the
Interest af shippers Quotations we're
unchanged in the general market. Cane
~stupa are stronger. with prospects n
an aisancr Meats continue firm. TX
tra hne aioek II poultry is scarce. add
offerings ~ that quality will cell for
bare than the green quotations Vege
tables are sssy and supply fair. with the
exception ~ be,.is 0hirb arc nearly cut
- the market Wheat vas marketed a
ntsie uoFe freely yesterday than for
seserai serss past
Barter -nd lag Wholesale Price.
-n.rf nsAts efx inal foiis.
f4F e .....-..-. .ss.....-.. q et2s1,
ltr. .'aa trtsii ger sssf I'D a.
tss.,rrrie~ AMI Provisions " hoie@sic
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