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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30

For the benefit OF patrons Of this
afternoons game the following explana-
,tiaa of the points OF the game is re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30
FoR RENT.

bath room mud hall. s95 % per month. Second
floor. No 1902 Main street, six rooms. bath room
and hall. s35 per month. Third floor, No 1868
Main street, fomE ROOMS and hall. so per month:
Largo basement barber shop, corner Main and
Tenth streets, SIS per month. All Immediate
possession JAMES l. nAWkE1.
scl4 li2O Mhiu street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30
FOR RENT.
MISERABLE

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
Russell Cottage, with about six acres Of land
near Wheeling Park, will be rented to a suitable
person for year. For terms and particulars
amply TO W. r. HUBBARD.
1871 chnplIne street. or Mrs. EFFTE X AEsHuTz,
OH The premises. nos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30

NO, ZTON MUM SIIUUI' IHTTW W0V,' TUlUT71' "
six.rooined frame dwelling at LcatherwoOd.
Store rooms on South street. In IlOatne Tab.
cFnnce binding.
5000 viii buy No. 2si0 chaplIne street, eight
ToomOd brick.
sl,55O wii6uy No. ll3 Virginia street, four
sl,50S viii buy No. HIS Alley II, nye,roomcd
fropn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30
@CLOTHING.4N

nVpprnNTc at prices TINT smash all former
SysTeoS We a fsSG SSye gTss Tk 6a2s ;y i
$3.50, $500, 1915, up TO $Io.76.
VIII pay you TO look a, taess 81 sooas' .,
WgEi3 CTTTT9 at 81 o., s!S7. $500 81 81. 50 %,
leaders in low prices is You Y can match h Sc
goods 1917 less than double ., the money anyWnete
Weinvite you 70 nSbte Lmu your money
VIII DC feiuhueu lheSe eoous ilius'Eo'
MREiQ phNFS at 49c, Csc SIC, csc, 81 IS up to
MIN amy " II you want 10 know
inc value OF Iolat Wy 10 pot ,, one. ~ y YOU
want 70 Know nov 70 slVe a uolIat OF more look
atour o!otnlnS pep"t'ncu1
BOYS SUITS Come S onc Ss' Ths sale eau %
not last always You cannot match the prices
p0Vg' pANTS Mt lie: l0c. 29c Sjc. These are
present We have 01 al sizes pR rom Eo"S is IS sc st
WRN'S SHORS at 75c DC 81 10, 81 ct 81.
wsIi 70 says moaSy On s., $5os; s snythths else
TTnTnnj TIun runpr at 4oc o7c q 10 s, n
LADIES' FINE NHUb9 81 a. SID 81 81 ~
SOD Our succew IN the Shoe line il probabiv
more thNn we deserve. We presume tie reason
wa seIl a. many IA becausc thcy don't last long
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30

NTANTED-A TRAVELLING SHOE
w salesman With experience and establish
ed trade to travel the state OF West Virgintn in
the ceAtral section Of the state, between GrHf-
ton aud ParkGrs5urg. only salesman with ex-
pcr!ence aud established trade need apply. Ad.
dress sPRAGINs, BUCK & CO., Baltimore Md.
no27
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30
WANTED.

A GENTS MAKE $500 A DAY
"A Greatest kitchen utensIl ever Invented. Re-
tails IS cents Two to six sold In every house.
MCMAKfN Cincinnati. o. oclS.W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30

r o. % MI ET III ,
"A 1920 MARKET STREET.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30
Umbrellas at iSc, Coo, SIC up.
Lace Curtains a. soc. CSC. SO up.

Crnnnrjnc q lbs Grnnuinlcd sugar for 81 %;
uIVIOliOo' Arbnclile'S Coffee. &c: Grain or
Ground Pepper, Cinnamon, Mustard, Ginger and
Baking Powder, nil going AZ &C per pound, or 3
pounds for % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30
HARRY j. FINK,
FOR SALE.

Murketstrce:, Wheeling W Va.
TNlenhOng GS7 NOS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30

FOR sALE.-Real estate of every do5crip'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

skw YosK. Sept. is.-FIotR-Sseady,
dub; winter wheat. low grades, $50 49,.
Wnkkr-Firmes. dali. higher. No. : red
elosiag May, Sc; September. 7fisc;
Octoter. 7fI8c. Dccen. Der. 75ssc.
Con--Duil, weak and h CHER; September,
45>tc; October. tst.e; November, tsAe;
DecembeE. f9Ac; MAY, 5i1e.
OArs-Dall. hrmer; September. ds3Sc; DC
tober. S2ssc; November. 1<.c-
LAkD-Quiet. hruler; western steam closed
Al $50 bid city at silds1le.
foRK-Qaiet. nrm. new mess. N7.0
CLIO.
CaEEsz-Quie,. firm; state large white.
s3t@s3.c.
cosFkE-Options opened steady. unchagei
TO 10 POINTS down. closed steady ~ points
down TO 10 points up. September. Is;
Octooer. sio.st@l7.l0; November. sis-3Utd
1855; Decemher. Sls.0od 1906; January,
tl5.s5dl5. February, $3.50; March,
SIS 30 spot Rio dull, easy; nominal Ia
SUaAz-Raw. quiet. firm: fair refining.
3Ac; centrifugals, IS test, sac bld; re
fined flrm. active; No. :, 4 i1-le'aiN; OF
A. 13-I6t95A; mould A, 5A@5 9-lec |,
standard A, 531etd5Ac.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

SEx Yosk. sept Id Money ca call
% nominAlly pes cent
Posted rates. t4.s38Asd
Gosernment bonds steady.
Speculation al the stock exchange
continues quist OpeniDs prices showed
very little change either way. The
bank statement which sas even more
favorable than expected had bal ysry
little effect and in the fnsl Transactions
the market was just about steats.
Among the speciallies. Rome. Water
to~n and Ohio advanced to20s and
American Gable 81 10 -. Wheeling
and LAKE IRE preferred declined "a 10
fJts. The bank statement showed al
increase in reserve % sk77a.f5 which
brings lhs amount held Ia ezce<s of legal re-
qulrenenis ap 10 81. .Ton. The Items
sao4 a contraction ia loans ~ siore 80;
gain la net essh Of s. al. 500; aud an In
crease IN deposits Of q. As SO Circulation
Increased 81 .3li.3o or $3.50, 40 since
Aagtlsl iast
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
''EyERYDOOTS LAW BOOK. "

= tbs Use o the - pass wora. Prepared b
:. A.srsrder koane~ l. L. b. msusbsr - ths
Nep York Bar.
Ia enabses ever man AMI woman 70 - their
ava iawyer. IL teaches what are roar rights
81 ho~ o. uAlntsia them Nhen 20 hegsn .
Las suit snd heu 20 Ehas one. II cont ms fhs
uretui infofmafion ever basiness snsn netds n
ever stare ~ tiss tnsoa. Il contains huslness
fursns q ererY vaFietT eeefsi - she LAWYER as
weh a. 10 Al gbo have iseai basiaess -
tfaneart
InrIoee sro a.sfiar- ~ eopT. - inrloes TO.
c1ef ft.efsee stamp for 4 tafie ~ cespte1fs ans
trrrns g. aernfs AhSrszs BIN ~ HITCH
CO 4 fabiehef. - sixth avenns. Nee Vera
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Royal Ruby Rye Whisky Is free
from all foreign flavor AID adulteranss:
naturally ripened and matured by
eleven years fi rage Ia wood Il is "a
Eyo as il Rye" and costs no more
than inferior brands. Try Il and you
will never be satisfied % use any other
A pure old whisky y always free from
fusil oil. which II poison. and should
not lie taken into the system Age
eliminates K from the spirit ~ oxida-
ton. and il j. converted into fragrant
others, which give the bouquet 10
whisky.
y When you want whisky Tor medicinal
nee you want il pure. Royal Ruby
Rye il guaranteed pure IN every par
tlcular. and recommended Tor the in.
valid and the convalescsnt- Bottled at
oiefilirry8 Sl.23 PER quart boiila
ROYAL WINE CO. CBfcsoo. For
Gale hy Scribner 4 Aidworth. druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Usrox SrocK YAEps. Chicago. Sept l6.-
Catfle-Receipts. 500; common 10 choice
steers. So 0Oa SEQ; stockers and feeders. 81 IS
@a25; cows and bulls. $l.l0a3.25i calves,
E.. 25da5O.
Hogs-Receipss. IL 900; heavy, S.6od6.35;
common 20 choice mixed. IS. 7od6.35; choice
assorted. ss.35sa6 50; light, $s.00@650 pigs,
s.. 100000.
Sheep-Receiptz 500; poor to choice,
G.25,GL25, lambs. <2.75sd5-o0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

One limited first-class fare with 500
additional for the round trip harvest
excursions August -. September II and
October 10. 1893. The Wisconsin Cen
trail lines will run low rate harvest ex-
cursions on above dates to points ia
Minnesota. North and South Dakota.
Tickets viii be good twenty Coz days
from date OF sale. with stop-over priv
leges TO points west OF st. Paul and
Minneapolis. For full information all
dress any Of the company's representa-
tives or JAS G. Pond. Gen1 Pass. and
Tkt. Agt, Chicago, Ill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

CHIcAGo. Sept. 7.-Closing prices serei
WHzAT - September. ss5sci December.
72'sta 73c; May, 79,sc-
Cozx-ocfober. ioAci December. to'kci
May. f4A@441c.
OArs-Sepsember. a6kci October. 26Ac;
May. Sic.
January. sl3.7.
LAxD-September. $s.75s October. $s.57i
January, $50.
Rns-september. $e.s7, October, $50;
January E25
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Drrnorr. Mich. Sept 1s.-wheat-No. 1
white. esl.: No. 2 red cash. 6sxc; No. 3
red. es &C; October. 69Ac; December.
72sfc; May. 79s4c.
Corn-So. 2. cash. ffc.
Oats--No. 2whits. &c; No. 2mixed, % &c.
Rye-S0. .. cash. 4sc.
Clover Seed-Prime. S.i5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Hides and Iaiiow-
Cured hides, No. !. SIZE: No. ,. 2Hc.
Green HIDES. No. l. z,se; No. :. g.
Sheep Teli>. 15a25c5 lambs. go
sheariings. 10,af5c.
Taliow. A.
Grain
Wheat, Gle: corn, s5c; oats. -.
Flour-LIly white. sl.75; patent, <3.0n
Mill Stuffs-Middlings Slo.0; bran. SIS;
screenings. $3.50 per ton.
Ground Feed-Per ton. sl650; corn meal,
per ton. sis.0O.
Buffalo Gluten food. si7.e0. including
sacks
HAY and Wood
TIMorHx-s9. 0c(d 10. % per ton.
CLogER-$s.Oo per ton.
SrkAw-s5.0ef6.00 per ton.
WooD-16-in inch beech and maple, dry,
<2-25 per cord green. 81 per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

trsi1< leeyinx sonfh az % D a nad n = a ~
''- 1auy Other trains dailT sxoeIi SUNDAY
sLkkPs'c ksD FAsLoa c4n sEaTIcs
korte-s - q n issin has parlor car 10 MACK
~ g ? a train has sl.eplnr can or.na RAJ,
va - fetosktJ and Aackinzw
s ssnth - 'oe IN trsia has psrles car 6rAni
100 N train las th.oaeh coach snrf r.r,s~
GO hrsna Rapids 20 Chiczsa
=, 90, n train has Wagner sleeping ear f,rsaf
heplda 70 CINCINNATI
u - ? "a train has wsxnsr slsepsnx car Grad
Rapids 20 Chicaes
.susEBcoS. GRAND asrfn- . rsnt.xa
for aaskeEon Nv. Tea m n sen s&0pm
u TON NuskeeonAr. &c m ft0pm $50 M
conony Train lesvez fof xuskaxon a 4 n
arrives trosn Anskesoa ~ , -
cHrcAoo VIA n. = A.
II. 1rand Rapids to0a m 200 n m un,m
"a. - hicsso ...-,-s-.. a 10 pa s0pm los ~
lac. m tram has through coach AL f.fs :.
psfsot car and II ~ N train dsliy Warnr
sieeplng car
lst. thtcaE o.... an, =. A a.
Al. Grand kspids fne. 49,
40 . m train has buffet psrior car and dsn.s<
700 N train daily. tAroa<h sessA ..a Wa.
Thronst tieksts and full infornatson IN, \.
hen ~ ealing upon A. Almquist ticket arsnl
y union station. tsisphons So Cd. Grand Rap
49, AicA {. J.. L,ockwuon
Tea Pass and Ticket Assak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Mas wNsLow's SOOTHING SYRuP has been used
for children tecthing. IL soothes the child,
softens the gums. allays all pain. cures wind
collie, and Is tho best remedy for Diarrhosa-
Twenty live cents a bottle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
STILL THEY COME.
stsbbun Diss.sss ys<Id 70 skillfuii
.rsstmsns ~ Eiseuieisy.


.rsssmsas ~ Eiseuieisy.
ID L positive fact that the art q
eugiDg diseases by electricity = Eesolu-
tiaHizing tie prartife u me1ieine, as i
shsixn y tbs fesie~ing ePen cards thai
sE<ak foF themselves.
Ids. EpTos -DKAa sfgs ! Wish 10 add
~ nanie g the long llst u cured y Or.
Darrln. For she past NO years l have
oosn d great sufferer u rheumatism. -
thilt | xas scarcely abe ~ SAX. Ay
nefsoas system was badly deransed-
1hrDogh DR.. DarEin's Eiestro Magnetic
tfeatnient ! pnoDoanee myself cured.
aad earnestly recommend al o. Try the
Electric care. My lesidence Il III south
Division street. Grand Eapats.
Miss ~ NEAp.
To THE PUg1Ic- This 10 20 certify
that have been cured II complicated
fetnale complaints in their worst form
By DT. Dafrin's Electro Magnetic treat
nhnt | had been under treatment OF
great many physicians ~ this country
and Canada without deriving much
benefit can be seen ana referred 10
l6l sherman street. Grand Rapids.
Mas N. BRADFoRp.
Mrs Alice Scott, Carroll building,
city. also reloiees IN successful treat.
mint for cough. catarrh. asthma, weak
eyesight aud nervous disorders Mrs.
Scott had been under thirteen different
physicians without much benefit
We could mention others. but space
will not permit
DR.. Darrin still continues 10 treat the
poor free Of charge between 10 and III
"a. IA. daily. Office hours for those able
10 pay, 10 10 8. evenings. Z 10 8 Con-
sultation free.
Charges reasonable at the low rate OF
60 per month for each and every disease
until cured. except in surgical and spe
cial complicated cases.
They cure permanently all diseases OF
the genito- urinary organs, IN either sex,
such AS Loss Of Manhood. Syphilis,
eject. Gonorrhma, Structure. Spermat-
torrhna. Seminal Weakness and Loss OF
Sexual power in man or woman. all pc
culiar Female Troubles. Leucorrhwa.
Displacements, etc. They make spec
ialty OF all diseases OF Eye. Ear, Nose
and Throat. and also treat successfully
Deafness and Catarrh. as well as acute.
chronic and nervous diseases OF what
ever nature. If durable. No cases taken
If not.
Drs. Darrin. have a system OF home
treatment for those unable to visit their
Offices. and will send to any address their
Electro Magnetic Remedies on receipt
of - and full symptoms OF the disease.
One visit to the Office is desired. but it
is not necessary in all cases. Inquiries
by mail promptly answered. Office. No.
- jefferson avenue. Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
DAILY STEAMERS
$3.75
To Chicago
Iseludlnr s,sse.oom berth.
VIA. HOLLAND.

LfAvR GRkED RkFTDs fria C.&W n Rs-l
Daily lexcept fUnda1l 80 =. IA .ondas
trains go , IA Arrive n Chicago ni,oaf
ESQ n
LEAyE 0NoHNoR's Dock. feet a Michlean
Etreet north side. CHicsoo foR HOLLAND
Daily fcxcept Saturday. AZ ~ D N. - tar.iar
trtr<. II - .. N. steamer touch a. DIlaea
Beach and nfacstaNa fsfk % al trfIss
~atirEE fuT n.ptemtlnf ~tennef CITY q
Holianf leaves Holland hepfenboF ! and
sven scronJ Lay following.
Leave Chicago sept NJ e. and ever sscead
day follpwinr
Steamer .'Sangafock~ leaves Henand srp-
fe-peeF aud ever s>cand tlfy foIlosina.
Leaves Chicago SiItembor I and ever 49,
onf dag fellow a..
fARE,-Rsfween Holland ana Chtenrn 81 1lt
fcund trip KIN Iefetssn l+fand EArida al
Chicag0 5. 5, round TRIP t&nH Al ru9nIsf
cknis IN risde sfattnooFn bffth o. aod q A.
Seftesr a. A.
purcha-s thfourb tirkets "a q A wv
sickei oihce., which se.uas tfanifE ~ pes.
ingrrs Erd beeFare . HpIiauo
IliE HOLLAND A Gtlfc stfO TkANSI,Onfl
lion CO. Holland NicA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
i. speculauon."

The time never was more favorable for
specializing in grain and stocks than at
present Prices are 40 per cent lower
than tifsy ought 10 DO on both grain and
stocks.
The recent money panic Is the cause
OF these conditions
The crops are generally good this year.
with the exception of wheat, through
out the country. and theforeign demand
10 the largest Of the year. owing to the
damage OF their crops. 1t is but short
time until wheat will sell 40 cents per
bushel higher than present quotations.
IL you are not posted in speculation
write G. +. Van Wrinkle * Co. 235 La
Sale street, Chicago. ILL.,. for their book
on Speculation" and How to Trade"
sent free on receipt OF stamp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

sDasiy. n otbers daily erneps sasdnr
Tsksr.s ef~cs ~ faek
f8s<rtsrr ears - Faciffr ana tflsntic err~~sa-s
- ard huna hr1r<6t PafirE rafs run ~ t-eirs
isaT ine TRIAD EsssdF - = r. ana lssrias
pet<efs - - m. sffftinf - ffrand Esr.ids -
D. - RI blrert rfs1nfsct1ntIs ~ D. - ftrtrtsf
stta ~ ft1rrurh fFains esFf cTaf "a Hrtiree
tanmai ralirsad 4 a-lsda @pufiIera 4lefsi0al
Ate4f.f41 Iirtef 4eert
tnsea fassenRa~ -4atisa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
AXE SHORE &
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN

Ia. I.ake Shore via fls~rlsBd IN eonnasfina
vifh the Inns 4. and l.. y X Is forfns tks
quickest and n-o<t dirrcf F,ufe - fittsbnrs
A J. SHIFTS, g. i. q. 4. 4. CIesaian1 "A
k.k kosEEs, cts Pass. Afent
s<sKs CkEFhEL.t., cts Iick-t Aesnt
No - Aonfus 5trssA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
CHICAGO & WEST MICHIGAN
RAILWAY.

AUG. II. isaa
LvJ hp'ds- Fam 50 am ~ pm eli n M,
Az ShicaEo. IL - pm 10 pm 10 pm s69 am
FROM CHICAGO
Nv. fhicago- . - am 800 am aG pmsif a. nm
Ar. y X y ds-. - pm 3ss pm 10 IS pm ~ "a
VIA ST. JoE AND STEAMER
~ ursnn hapids --.-----.....-.I 3 D m fesD D n
Nv. Chicago. 3 % m Ar Grand Rapids Is D y
10 AND FROM MI skEoON
Lv.H. kapids--.---... ts0am l4Dm Sem
Ar a. hapids---.. 10 a. q m rs pm BSDn
TRAVERSE CITY. cBAELEvofx ANp PEroskEr
Nv -. - pm I0sm nB On
Ar. Manis' Q 10 a. pm l2l0pm sOsm
ArIrav- Gil 10 pm II 20 pm -
Al. IhsrlesoIx.-..-.--- SIS pm 73an
AZ Ietoskey ...--.---..- St5 pm go am
Ar bay Sksw... -. SIS pm 800 an
Arrive from Bay View. sts.. 600 m. II ~ "a.
slo0 pm
PARLoR AND SLEEPING ckRa
TO Shi'go.l g K Ian bpm ell % pm
1oIe,os WITH - am n IS ON
ToG R.lv Petosy l0pm fs1pm
days only.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Our Valley City mill has full line Of
latest improved machinery, and LILY
WHITE -four will now be finer than
ever. Valley City Milling Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
MARKETS.

Wheat has advanced one cent, being
quoted at Gle; likewise corn to 45c;
oats &c; -four. Lily White. sl.75; pat
ent. AGO. No change in the hay mar
ket. although the market remains firm.
Tbs peach market 10 gradually on the
gain and many fine ones are being ship
ped at tho following prices: Late Craw-
foris. si.50n200; Hills Childs, s150;
Old Mixons. si25gL5o.
Farm Produce
BsrrxR-2Dc per pound.
E.ss-i.ic Per Dozen
Wax BEAss-5oa75c per bushel.
TuKx1rs-i5c per bushel.
CAkAoIs--f0s. PER bushel.
HoxEY-fancy white. i2lfc per pound.
PARsLKY-2Jc per Dozen
KADIsHEs-lOc per dozen lunches.
Oxfoxs--Green. l0c per dozen punches,
ana 75ca 81 60 per bu-hel.
CxLsAY-.i7la DC per dozen stalks.
BgEIs-35tfi0 Nc per bushel
NrxT--is0c per dozen lunches.
ARR K--ffcfas 81 90 per bu-hei-
Mrsk Mrro~s 75c per dozen; Usage
melons. per crate. 7sc.
GaNEx CoEy-ec per dozen.
CkHssss--a0de5c PER Dozen
SotAsHns-2c per pound.
ToxAroGs--tJtdf d Per biisnei.
CrcrMBEns-5slc Per bushel.
CArIfF1owER-si.oo per dozen.
= PrAcHss-Late Crawford. $l-5072o0 per
Nrshel Hills Childs. $50, Old Mixons.
81 ostti-s0.
Fresh Meats
Pork Per pound ............... 6i<f6
pesF rounx steers al
Mutton ..-..................... 70 s
Lamb s...--s...-. .-..-....s.- re
Veal ..... ....... s...-.s-..... e4
Poultry.
srxaa1t -. a.. =. a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

4nos - ~ UIantATs fffftoanf
Gao. q. BEIoGs. Face President
tEEpKkfek hAkRs. Csshfer.
+ II. hrsr. Assistant Cashier
Transact avsiness IN ali departments - bank,
ing autl0rl "a - the National Parking Law,
Exchanges staIlahie ia ali ti.s solazl-sEolal
titles ~ The world ~ cprfenf rate2
L. = bonds bought and sold
H.Aff fLEH
Thomas y. Gllbert Nu5es l.. Avery
Thomas j OErien. GtCFKs Il. RrIerx
David n. An.hers. Lemoel ID. FatnAn
Ransom 4. Luce tonstanfins Mortno
L.iuArd Al. Hunt, John 4. FitxzsFal1
i. Stewart White. fkilo G. frlloE.
j. FREDERICK Iaana
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Accounts 81 hanks. bankers. eorporations
and individuals received en- fasorable tersns
Foreign aud domestic exchange bought and
sold. Collections made through tho United
States and canada 81 lowest RATES
Interest allowed on certificates Of deposit
LlKECTs1kS
n. A. Blodgett George. W. Gar
n. A. Fletcher, +. NJ Lemon
A. ID. RathbonA William Seara
& Bertsch. A. j. Bowna
Geo. h. Johnson Jpo. widdicomb
Vim. II. Anderson.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-09-20
ANOTHER Indication of the little


ANOTHER indication of the little
ness Of John Houk is the fact
that he does not see to it that
the paper that he knows will
oppose him receive the Congressional
Record. In other districts the Con-
gresham generally hands in list of
the newspapers in his district without
considering whether they are for him,
or not. Not careing whether they
are Republican, or Democrat. We
only mention this to show how small
John is under the hat. A paper is
entitled to the public records no
matter of what political faith it is and
we do not suppose there is another
man at Washington so small as to Gull
his list of papers before he presents
them to the public printer. This is a
very little way of getting even and
leaves an opposition paper absolutely
nothing good to say about man if il
happens to feel like it.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-09-20

JUsT pin this in your hat and see if
you do not find it as we say. John
Houk and his friends will do their
best to defeat every man who tries for
any Office who does not support Houk.
1t has been their practice in the past
and we see no indication of their
doing anything else in the coming
campaign. This is alright, We sup
pose but when Houk's friends run for
Office, in view of their past record
along this line, they should remember
that what is "sass for the goose is sass
for the gander," and not expect all of
the liberty and forgiviing spirit to
come from the other side. If the OPP
position to Houk had fought every.
body that was friend to Houk as
strong as his friends have fought ev-
erybody opposed to him, we might
have had another Congressman. We
do not like the spirit of making an
enemy of man because he is sup
porter of another man, but some can
didates who have used such method:
in the past should not complain tc
much if they are given little dose Of
their own medicine now and then.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-09-20

western "carpet Dagger" we have
been an East Tennessean longer than
the Alabama "carpet Dagger" We
came here during Judge Houk's
last campaign and supported the
Judge, changing the policy of the pa
per which had, before we came, op-
posed him. We heard his last speech
in Maryvllle and concluded that so gal
liant defender Of Repnblicanisn and
the interests of his constituents
would make an able Congressman
and so he did. We are not sorry we
gave him our support. But when
they came along and asked gs-.to sup
port his dumb son, whom none of the
people knew and who would not
come out and meet the people, we
backed down. If he had advanced
any good qualities Of his own as a
reason for his election, we might
have thought about supporting him,
but the chief reason we should vote
for him was that he was the son of the
old man. Well the father might
have been alright, but unless the boy
would come around and let us see
what manner of man he was, we could
not tell and naturally supposed there
must be ''bug under chip" in
some way. Since we have found that
it is a large sized bug and chip will
no longer conceal it and Johnnie has
got sheet called the Knoxville Re
publican, with which he is trying to
conceal the big bug OF his unhtness to
fill seat in Congress. But there are
fellows stirring the thing and it sticks
out from under quite often and
more of the people are learning
about it and as they learn are looking
around to find some one else who is
better qualified to represent them.