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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

By virtue OF a mortgage deed execu-
ted to j. l.. Brooks by L. \. Allen and
Novella T.. Allen his wife, | will offer
for sale TOR cash to the highest bidder
on the premises OF Tuesday. August
10Th, 1893. Il tract OF land III Gear
Grove township. Orange county, adj
Joining lands of Thomas j. Homer
Drury Daniel aud others, and contain.
ing Sevcnty-Thrce and Ia Acres, more
or less.
Sale is made to satisfy mortgage ant
to pas costs
This 10Th day OF July. 1893.
j. J.. BROOKS,
Mortgage.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05
--y~TIIE OFFICE OF THE OR
ANGE COUNTY OBSERVER IS
OYER THE STORE OF JOS. A.
HARRIS. JR., OPPOSITE THE
COURT HOUSE, ~
TIME TABLE no. 7.
n EFFEcT JUNE 4, 1895

II EFFECT JUNE 4, 1893.
Train 10 9, mail, going West, ar.
i've. a, IIiIlsboro at 5.53 p. 10.
Train No. -, mail, sgoing East,
arrives at IEillsboro at 1896 a. m.
Train No. II, (passcngers), going
Vest. arrives at 8 PC a. IN.
Tram No II, tmixed), going East,
arrives at - a. III.
Train No. g., local freight, mo
ya-~cngcrs), going East, arrives at
Ia.l5 4. m, leaves at 10 35 a. IN.
Tram No. G3, local freight, (no
pa-,clgcre). going West, arrives at
40 1. IN, leaves at 455 a. tn.
j. G. Cooley, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

PAY UP.
When you come to Court next
week, call and pay at leas; a part Of
the money you owe US If you are
not coming yourself, send it by
some o who 10 coming. Dop',
tail 10 do this. We need wha, you
owe Us TO pay what We owe
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

For a mild tonic, gentle Taxa
tive and in.igorant take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05
$4,000.

$4,000.
The above reward will be paid
tor the geturn of a Red Irish Setter,
answering to the name of Mo" He
is well broken and dociLc.
THOMAS d. TURNER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05
ONE DOLLAR
EVERY HOUR

IS easily ea-uet bs arv ore .. either sex IN aay
rsart o.;hf. COUNTRY. wa1 - = i.4iIE 10 soFA i1a~ss-
.roa..v >. .he egaytoy.ae.. shIcss Se '~sLi'a-
TIE iah~o- i. light ard f4eAz1a;. a1t soa Fla 10
rlsk whatever. We 8. Fu3 Of c"rnE4efe, - s@@-
yoa cau give tie basI1es* y ia. stiaa4i .1f~L@
10 xours~f For those willing 20 d 5 l.tiI* @9FA.
this - TIE sraa3e.. u1er ia21x. sp2 <2A sFk
al ga. - sg ~ @s-atE- uaty- u Eo@ st "a
.5o1et a-i base a f~@ srA-v h1zrs Al FSlr Gas
14rs. ut5sts~ HEN. aa4 z14 - ros- s-cor1e.
cur business viii nc. interfere g. al f&a ~.I
~ amazed OF ne s.ar. =. .se yRrA11ts Az saN
~ which xoa Arazss dollar erSE eo4-zf CAS- II Ac1
sxw ~n Ev@n beginners ar sacx~..f4I .rosa :1e
ars. hour. Ans o1s ca1 raa iae sla*.s ao1e
fail. lOa .haai1 ~ uGsA3n< t-se aaI spa eSs
COR Tou-sslf wa4. soa sAa 81 - saF 1SaiATss
wAEca =e o@e-. No e4c&tAl -txe1- os7ra Az
Srzra4 worker ro1z4.xs sArF -aAs - Elc2
~ 20. Tnev sho2L4 t-T th4s t1s4arss. ~ :. = .
ssll A4sp,ezi - theta Write .. o1eT az sezaas
yon-.ef Aetx,r II. HAIIETT 4 Co.
Box $50. Portland, No
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

A BARGAIN.
A $4,000 Sewing Machine and a
silk Dress Pattern, both for $4,000.
Apply at this Office.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

Something nice 10 Gents Percal
Shirts. Price reduced from $40
TO 70 cents, at J. A. Harris, Jr's.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

-First-c class Table Oil Cloth, 20
cents per yard, at J. A. Harris, Jr's'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05
DOG w O ID

nOG WOOD. pOGWOOD...
l am now ready to buy all the
Dogwood l can get in any quantity,
delivered at the Whitfield factory
near the depo. a, Hillsboro, n. &.
Must be s inches IN diameter, and
any length from two feet up. Reg
ular price from $500 to 5000 per
cord.
c. B. GRIMES,
Hillsboro, \. &.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

Mems Pants-tormer prices
$500 and s225-present prices
1925 and $3.50, at J. A. Harris, Jr's.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05
TNECUTOR'S NOTICE.

,%AEJI IUK NVIIVT.
Having qualified aS Executor upon
the estate of Wesley .A.Water, deceased.
| hereby give notice 10 all persons in
l.btci To said estate u make imnedi-
ate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate must present
them to the undersigned properly
authenticated on or before July l3th.
1>44. or thi, notice Will be plead III bar
81 their recovery.
This 18th day Of july. 1883.
MATTHEW .ATW ATER.
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05
THE NORTH CAROLINA col
LEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND
MECHANIC ARTS

Will begin its FlOh Session September
eth. 1898. This College i now equip
ped for lis special work having extern
sive Woo aud Iron shops, carefully
fitted up Drawing-room. Chemical. Be-
tanical and Horticultural Laboratories
Greenhouse and Barn.
The teaching force for the mex year
consists OF fifteen men. The ~
cour>es lead 10 graduation in Agricul-
ture AMI in Mechanical and Civil En-
gineering.
Total cost s. year, including Board:
County Students. $50
Pay Students. ,l23-JJ
For catalogues. apply %
\. .. HoLLADaY. President.
Raleigh. y. {
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

For Malaria Liver Trou-
,orIndiges use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

IL &c paid in advance, $l.O0l
~ :" soc
~. VI 0Atl.-. 2jcI
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

Since the last issue OF our paper,
we have had several fine rains.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

When Mr.. Shannahan read his paper
or parochsal schools before the minis
ter~ conference rHx HsN,LD. believing
that the public would more readily sc-
espt and dige-t synopsis u his trench.
AIT production. confined lie report 81
TIE meeting aud the address to less than
tive columns 4 spaces.
Fhis morning hss amount ~ space
y devoted b. a synopsis II the dignihesl.
able and comprehensive reply read be
flfe the same holy yesterday afternoon
~ Mr.. JAMESON. Mr.. Janieson's al
dress oontains nearly ii.ooo words. and
whi.h. Il printed ia fall. would eousunao
uiose than page - space Its extreme
irngth and the desire o. - strictly I'm
partial forbi,i= that more than a synop
sis should b. published.
90 ne address iisclf i Il fair 10 say
that En- - arrangement II fscts and tho
resulting conclusions drawn thcrefrom.
~ pse~eots strong and forcsful reply
D. Nr Shsgaahanr argument The
author successfully resisted the tcmpta
tion. T. AaAny quite irr~si-sis'iis. % ia
deixs Ia passionate defamation and
Vehement rhets,ric. The paper - sur.
prs .giY miid. clean All respectful
u i ao,isrstood that the author dis
asoWs az a5mpaihy With religi"n a. a
disinc inatfations he expressly de
cl.srrs "a hia infruiuctior that be n
peit8ar pru.esiant nor rpu,anist. In
viee = thls The reception % his thesis
h The protestant ministers ~ quite a.
remarkable - the hearing accorded "a
the remaniss. Perhaps TIE ministers,
after heasinx sgns-isc snd rowanist 90
TIE isutsstsut theme. viii extend an IN
vsssti6n - ne representatives - Islam
hssn. Spifituaii~n and ConfucianisIn T.
snhsh'su them a. = their respective
opr.h,n- iouching tbs matter under
discussion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

The Duke des Abruzzes. one az the
princes III the Italian royal house. re-
Gently paid visit 10 Monte Carlo with
disastrous results. He lost every cent
in his royal pockets. and failing 10 take
warning by that run az hard luck.
played on until he had drawn checks on
his private banking account in Rome 10
the amount Of 10000 francs. which rep
resented all his liquid assets Then
he decided that he was not destined Ia
be bank breaker and went home and
confessed his folly.
II il said that Robert Buchanan. the
London poet. gained considerable noto-
ricty in his younger days by writing
anonymous articles for the reviews in
which he managed to class himself with
browning and Tennyson among the
great poets 81 the day. John Murray.
the publisher. after an interview with
Mr.. buchanan. is said 10 have remarked:
Il don't like that young man: he talks
IA IL he was the Almighty-or Lord BY
ROM
DIR. n. W. Yandell. 81 Louisville. Ky.
who il now visiting Secretary Gresham
i'm Washington. was the latter's family
IfiNri W.T. r'f'tai Ntdtr tbt W at
ended Judge Gresham then lived i'm
New Albany. Ind. Just across the river
from Louisville. and the secretary de
clarcs that but for Dr. Yandell's skill
he would have joined the silent majority
long ago.
Count Leo Tolstoi. the Russian phil
anthropist and writer. will visit the
United States during the summer and
will probably come 10 Chicago and the
worlds fair. He has lately adopted the
characteristic dress ~ the Russian peas.
antry. and wears loosc. flowing blouse,
baggy pantaloons and heavy leather
boots made by himself.
II In rumered that in spite ~ his Law,
ish expenditure ~ money William Wal
dorf Asior IA not getting all the recogni-
ton he would like in England. Mr.. A.
tors literary tastes have nothing 81 10
with his social credentials. and "a there
are hundreds - Englishmcn who write
better than he does be has not yet set
the Thames ON fire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

OsE 81 thoee annoying mistakes com
mon tn all newspapers was made in the
interview with Editor Rowley Of the
lansing Journal. which appeared in
The SUNDAY HERALD. Mr.. Rowley was
reported as saying that he had heard
while in Washington that certain local
appointments would be forthcoming in
few days" What he did say was that
he had heard since coming to Grand
Rapids" that certain local appointments
would be Forthcoming. The error was a
purely clerical one and the correction is
made at the instance OF a gentleman
Who was present and heard the CONVEX
sation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Throuzh a warm personal friend Mr..
Diekin-on has made public his Aftitsssie
on tho question: Il Michigan apP"int-
aents tie explicitly denies hat he has
ever o.sd his influence % thwart the
purposes a the chairman 81 The STATE
onmmitlce. fiis friend athsas that he
has been Interested only. at the peril OF
h.- health. in securing Tor Michigan
such patronage a. II has tho right 10 40
naod and receive.
shortly after the inaugural ceremonies
he sxertod himself "a secure Tor Judge
Morse the choices u hrst class foreign
sonsalship-. Judge Morse male So
ieetion q Gla=gox. and from that time.
until Tea days ago. no Withdrew from
active participation In the distribution
u patronage.
An0uf a week ago he was prevailed
ucas % witt " ashington. IN the inter.
ct ~ ofiirr-eekors. where and when. for
The ar.t time. he learned that an agent
a the chairman q the state commit
&c. had been al work helittling his
standing and influence with Michigan
democrats LEARNING that this kind OF
work had retarded the distribution Oh
Offices. he al once made application and
secured a TOW plums for the faithful
lie announces that he Will not inter
fsre with the work "a the state commit
tee; but a peculiar emphasis on that
word ~irterfere" leaves no manner OK
eioabt az % his covert meaning the
state COMMITTEES will have no work to
interfere with. lie expresses great con
titsnce ia the integrity u Michigan
dcrnocraf congr-ssnen and IL willing 10
concur ia their ENDORSEMENTS The re-
forces xill h. depended on in republican
d.stricts From all II which II Is per
fscisy plain that Mr.. Campau has ma
lxned Mr. Dickinson. whose disinter-
esfed patriotism il almost sublime.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Have your hair trimmed?" asked the
barber.
Trimmed" echoed Farmer Begosh.
Now, look We here / don't want no
jokes. ] came here Ia get my hair cut.
and don't want no trimmin's at all.
Did We think wanted We ter do it up in
ribbonss'-W Washington Star.
Maud-How do you like the new way
do my hair. Frank
Frank wanting TO say something parti-
cularly nicel Why. you look at least
thirty years younger.-Yankee Blade.
Drowning Man-Hclp! Do throw me
life belt.
Passenger Ia tailor) Most happy "a
oblige. What size ardbnd the waist
pleascy-Ucber Land und Nicer.
docs that Miss Prim never unbends'
Never. She has been guilty al
nothing more undignified than a sneeze
in the last twenty years" Detroit Free
Press
Jaw bones Of gigantic size have been
found in mound in West Virginia. The
existence ii pre- historic pugilism is thus
established. Rochester Democrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
MT AND MSS BRIEFS.

Australian bank failures are con-
venient names for Wall street hears "a
coniure with. and there seems to bc no
danger IL In. supply running short
New York Telegram.
The husbands II the woman'seongrcss
can have their choice between sitting up
till the congress comes home and reading
all about il next day ia the papers,
Chicago Record.
IL would not bc bad idea for the
managers 81 the Columbian exhibition
a. put those "lady" managers in the
show.-New York Commercial Adver-
tis~r.
Kansas produces the most eggs Of any
state in the Union but there are 81
many people there In throw them att
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
There Is Wild. weird rumor that
Ignatius Donnclly has discovered po-
etc cipher in John Ruskin's prose works.
Chicago Tribune.
BY the way. didn't somebody mention
American tiny What is American tin,
anyhow. and where in Swansea Ga
zettc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
sIAIe pRs SIS SENTIMENT.

The number ~ allie bodied and hun
CRY democrats who daily call upon
Judge Brucker. MIR Dickinson. referee
Tor Saginaw county. incidentally So in
auire "a o. the condition IL h,s health.
~ said a. be- numerous enough 90 make
respectable village directory. Saei
nav Courier.
Phiiiag Nickenna. the hasngs'arirr
editor - the I.zranaha tracktl Look
ING Clas=. - reported "a D. q candidate
for the pat - deputy collector - ia
ternsi revenue In THE district As the
chief BUSINESS - that officer - seeing
that all llqnor dealers pay the United
states tax the job will suit fhil5ag g.
perfection Mining Journal
Although bod cutlery Wss raise,l
Just after the Columbian hall doilat~
sere issued shout the possibility -
coan'erfeiting them. no word hss yet
reached the treasury department -
even al attempt b. Do - Bay City
Tribune.
Pork has advanced 81 ~ pr haFrel Ia
Chicago. The MOST profitable wes g.
disposs = svfR si the present time " ~
Iced IL o. pigs There Is hig upoBes tn
hogs al present prices kslsmazeo ia
settle
6}ovsruss hich shond hose ia time IN
yetoine the jag cuFe hall II ~ss ouf
q the earliest measures pssses by the
crazs legislature now dead Aaskeson
News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

On whas ought 10 ~ and A. % shst ~
To bsin ths espsusss q tns governnsnt
vithia tbs sssm slated ussid Involve
the dksa4sn ti~nsat % al. or nearly al.
tie custsms ho1s-s u the country. This
In turn xoaid thros cut q Office an
army Of msn. shsss patriotic devotion
10 democracy vss Inspired BY the hops
u re~ard IN party sT-oiiA To tara these
msn out d sfhes would disrupt the par
y. because they wandered in the wilder
asss. fssnished and dying. foe the hsri.
sxxe which Is nov theirx The expenses
Of government cannot be reduced IN any
saeh msnnsr. hence Mr. w4ttesson's
plan fail. hefofe IL 10 tried
lie would continue Ia derive revenues
from Internal manufactures and arts.
The policy u the republican party has
been Just the reverse. The republican
party has removed internal burdens and
placed the foreign pso<iucts under sri.
but4. lie would levy ~ income tar and
repeat the di~grac~fui exhibitions of de
ceit and lying that made Samuel J. Til
den more famous than the Use of the
stiited -usufruct.- He would raise fifty
millions on IN income tar that would
eost tocolIccs nearly double that amount.
Finally he would brush aside all
schedules and make everything free that
10 not taxed This Is little pAradoxical.
and IL means that hc would make few
q the necessities bear al the burdens
Of taxation. Instead Il taxing the rich
mans jewels. he would tax tho poor
mans sugar. Instead II taxing the rich
wonan's silks and sasins. he would tax
the poor woman's tea and coffee. In
shors Mr.. wstterson would make the
tariff tar . grinding hardship. instead of
helpful protecting and upbuilding
guard against the ruinous competition
of foreign cheap labor.
Mr. watterson's plan won't work At
all.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
I,nilrpasi's HOLIDAY.

All the railroads, centcring into the
city will observe Memorial Day today.
and the general offices will be closed
after 10 o'clock. The passenger trains
vili run. however. but all freight trains
not handling lave stock or perishabls
freight will 10 laid of. The telegraph
Offices will remain open as usual To at
tad to all necessary business The
S~itchmcn's union will enjoy an excur
sion Ia Mu~kegon and the day. IA far
possible. will be- made a holiday by rail
rad employees. Provisions will bc made
for an increased passenger traffic, but
no extra trains will be- run outside 81
the one Tor tho excursion Ia Muskegon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

-When Hrury Watter~sn VISITED THE
rify s-t rlntsr ~ detailed T. party q
friends his piaa % revising TIE ,aris
NJ sas ffsas enough - admit that
'ff-s trade - nlsarem~r. that free
tfss ia ~ fnilr-t signihcanee - an I'M.
g-~ssbis tbesfY siac~ then b. has -
siscesi Ne letaiis thsn enlarged upon g.
ne fsiiDviag t4r~e sssiemeat which 70
e-ntiy srpesred ia the Coorier Journals
L. rps.a saahes- il'- - prn-e- - tiosefn-
n,set ausat - o. te9sizhs eifhia 80 80.
60 tHs ha1arsi sua i'feaif as nlilitsns
~ 49, Es.f Ia rsua,i aa5narrs ffusn fhs
iof.rnsi fssea p 60. tiftr aliliises naFs
80 ~ 80 eas of a ineeaie ~. shsea
w..,.ii - feis - et'-air Tho r-assleisa
a. tssfeai rs - rsi@-i - tsria =, -isa
o. slsef aAistfea ssiahf isaserstsad u .
49, rita tilaf rsasles essiif ri.f sssnipa.
49, a,ss Ffrtsefi..a'eis e-isfoesi ttrif "a
shsrt. ~ sea- f,rnt-i - ~ - p.s--. ~, stai
e. sstiele- srt rs.aisossi n ~ tsife.i
<sse.-s ~ ezsss sIai =. Fse sf s-far-. ea
sh..s,liest So f.se-issss lislas. 80 FREQ ia
sseryshsna not fst-t ref tna - alors
rhsss - sssstisieliinz aafrtefs - ~
saet4aY
NJ Wsftsr=sn's piss - lisf-s1se -
e.. Af-t instaEes hs.sass 4 ispfssiieais'i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
Destructive Runaway.

At p. IN. yesterday horse attached
20 light open wagon. driserless.
madly dashed down Monroe street.
causing vehicles and pedestrians to
make prccipitate fight To get out of
harms way. lie was caught and
brought UP standing after heroic efforts
Herpolshcimcrs store. after making
kindiing wood Of the wagon and badly
dislocating the harness. The officer
sudden arrest Of the frightened AZ imal
caused him 10 fall. and he presented a
pitiable sight as the mud and blood
formed a coating Ia his side and limbs.
No one claimed the animal. aud the oil
Ger led him To livery stable neat by.
here his wounds were dressed and tho
animal properly cared for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

HsvlSG given both sides Of the pend.
ing religious discussion hearing THK
HssArp viii he pleased 10 give the
other sides AS rapidly A. the ministers.
IN like manner. shall furnish the mate
rial Individual communications are
respectfully declined in advance. The
reason Is that the discussion Of religion
began Ia the Garden OF Eden. has been
kept up ever since. and probably will
never end. Tar HsRALp cannot agree
to print the detached chapters 81 a
never-ending serial: hence its friends
are respectfully requested to spare il the
unpleasant duty Of declining TO accept
the same.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Nina u. Messenger. No Court street.
measles. Blanch Van And-r. No. 9i2
Clancy street, same. Antoni Van Ander.
same. Cora Northrup. No. - Monroe
street, measles. Tony Vanderbilt. No
7si Lafayette street. measles. Floyd
Rogers. No. - Perry street. diphtheria.
Adrian DoJonge. Doedema' alley. spinal
meningitis. Carlton Carpenter. No. -
Park street. scarlet fever. Maud whin-
rry. No - Phillips street. diphtheris-
IL. Morton. No. III Stewart avenue.
diphtheria.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

President CLEVELAND will depart for
Hog Island today on his annual fishing
trip. lie will leave behind him a large
crowd OF disconsolate Office seekers Less
than year ago Mr.. Cleveland visited Hog
Island in frame IL mind not one whit
easier and moro delightful than that ~
the men upon whom he now turns his
expansive back.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Mayor Stuart vill introluce John 4
White - Chicago Oh the vccazis'D II
that gentleman address II the \ NJ
&. A. ball. on the evening - June q
under the aaspiee- - The iesCal single.
Tas club. Mr.. White ~ ueti g. Henry
George. counted tho most eloquent e
Founder Il the gospel according 81 ~
t,eorRe that the ssnsle tss crusade has
devsiuped The lecture is fsse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

PRySipyST GosrERs has of'iciall de
clsred on the boycott, on the Liggcft 4
Meyers Tobaeco company. The com
psny has scccdcd 10 all demands. and
viii nov 10 permitted b. manufacture
and @ell tia gooeis in pursuance 10 its
oxn policy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

The Valley City Novelty company has
been osgsnisesi ~ -. 4 kfaass. \. \.
I.ytls. q N NJ sttexs snd J. } bhckie.
90 the Hsnafseture a q safety packet
fountasa zen aud pencil kalsieF Fcesatsy
Invented - Mr.. Lytie The capital
stock a the cancern "a ese0 n akieh
sI0o0 - ssh~cFilea and paid 10. This
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Jup0r SrEfS % Chicago has issued a
Temporary injunction. enjoining the di.
rectors % the worlds fair from closing
The gates on Sundab. He holds that
congress has no power 10 exercise iuris
dic;ion over the grounds. and has not
pre-l med "a exercise IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Ntws % the result Of the Slavin Hall
fight. which took place in London. Eng
land. last evening. was received over
Tux HrGaLD'- special wire at 6 o'clock.
fully two hours before 90 tho fight was
called. The difference in time. together
with THE HrnsLD's superb telegraph
service. make this secmingIy impossible
feat an almost daily fact
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

DR. BEfGos l. on trial again. He will
be- limited b. seven hours IA which 81
make hi. opening speech Only seven
hours - talk On such long case. Its
barhsrous. DO ought "a have seven
months.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Jacob l. Schaenhut. No. iS3 Third
street, Fulton Street Kate Diego.
Walker, Gfoenwood Maggie Jewett.
No. In Bosery streei. Greenwood.
Josie Burgie. No III Hall street. Rosa.
Michigan. Wenzel iiAscher. No. "a
Straight street. Greenwood Mary T..
Hsfton. No. i6l Twelfth avenue. ~.
Andrews Kate r. Reynolds. No. )
PHILLIPS street. ST Andrews
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Ma. Drosiszos'- health In rapidly
rnending. lie l. strong enough now 90
Distribute federal pap 10 the faithful.
and there 10 rejoicing throughout the
length and breadth - refereedorn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

chasies Godfrey. Henry Huber and
Warren SHETLAND reported yesterday
that a ts0 counterfeit blli had teen
passed upan each at the lake Sunday.
Comrlains Was insde 10 the United
States marshal and diiigent search Will
he made fos the nisn ~ho PASSED them.
The victims think they have given .
good description u the nan.