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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14
MARTINS FERRY.
News Notes anl Personals from Our Nou
NbiRhbOF.

NeWs Notes and Personals from Our Near
NniEhbOr.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Susanna
cochran from the residence OF her son,
MFC' Q. Cochran on Fourth street yes.
lc'day afternoon was largely attended
by friends and relatives. The services
1uFo opened by the singing Of crock OF
AAUes" by choir consisting Of Judge j.
T. Gray, Mrs. Gray and Miss schoheld,
lhl' was followed by an impressive
payer by Rev. II. N. Campbell, pastor
q Tue Presbyterian church. The choir
@ea sang "josus Lover OF My Soul"
aver which remarks were made by Rev,
5'W Butts, pastor Of the NJ. u, church.
soIh tho Rev. Mr., Butts and Mr.. Camp
OeII paid very high tribute To the
memory Of tho deceased, whose life
Na tcmarkable one. The pail bearers
were Tho six sons present. The inter
Ient was at Weeks cemetery.
The boys arc kicking because 80 much
@Ow ieii on the leo on tho river after II
uosed. II the leo was not covered with
NOV tho skating would be tic best for
!elFS' The channel Is covered with ono
sOila cake from q point below the Union
Unage to q half milo above, which was
t,suost rs smooth rs glass and entirely
Ieo rom gorge or roughness. On this
@esSasing would have been unexcolled.
Miss Ella Conway died at tho real.
ESenre oihorbrother.ln.law, Mr.. William
,@neliy, on Park street, last evening OF
pnolu levcr, after q lingering illness.
SuI was q most estifnnbia young Indy
.aa mad 9 host Of friends. She was d
MIef Of Mr., Charles Conway aud hor
~oIlof resides at Tiltonylllo.
v II, Carpenter has boon reelected
SSslaont and general manager Of the
SSe.@ohe brick aud tile works, u. d.
awe NCO president, and Albert
'uuiOf secretary and treasurer.
a me attendance in tho primary rooms
Sas schools has been considerably
lnOw, WY "S"' -"
M J, P. crowl, who was 90 uniortu.
t sS az 70 fall and break several ribs rO.
"ouy 'gcttIng along worry nicely.
george +. 10 Sour who hna boon laid
Elsh GOtbunclO for several woOks,
"asaln able to DO out
O,.V onli'ion" will DO the BILL az tbe
Cs vVa House this afternoon, and "Tho
'I,,'0'nian" tonight.
n Mary Brown, widow Of the late
brown, Of Mt Pleasant has put.
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Fallto DO Our Duty.

Everybody has at, times failed to do
their duty towards themselves, Hun
dreds Of lady readers suffer from sick
headache, nervousness, sleeplessness,
and female troubles. Let them follow
the example Of Mrs. II. Herbechter,
Stevens Point, Wis, who for five years
suffered greatly from Nervous Prostra-
ton and sleeplessness, tried physicians
and different medicines without success.
But one bottle Of DR.. Miles Nervine
caused sound sleep every night, and she
is feeling like a new person. Mrs. Eliza
beth Wheeler, Laramie City, Wyoming,
who tried all other remedies, declares
that after three weeks use OF .he Ner-
vine for Headache, Nervous Prostra-
ton, etc., she was entirely relieved.
Sold by The Logan Drug 90. Trial bottle
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BELLAIRR
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass CltE,

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass CltY.
Daniel Manchester, on old and high,
~ esteemed citizen, died yesterday al
ternoon OF q complication Of troubles,
len years ago he was q baggage master
on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh railroad,
when he was taken with some disease
OF tho lower limbs that resulted in the
amputation OF both. Since then he has
been almost a helpless charge, but he
was Of such cheerful temperament that
those about him never tired OF the
charge, and his death Ia sincerely
mourned by many friends, and the ever
faithful and attentiYewife has the snm-
patty OF the community, Funeral SER
vices will be held at the First NJ, i,
church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Philip BraIily, OF this city, has pat,
ented q new wheel and q brake for
wheeled road vehicles, and has built a
heRyse to be exhibited ut the Worlds
Fair with his patent wheels and brake,
and as a precaution against infringe
ment by visitors from abroad he has
taken out letters patent in Great
Britain,
A horse belonging to Robert Luke in
Wheeling, was driven down here to q
sleigh the other night and finally ran
away, leaving the broken sleigh at
Schramm's crossing, while. tho horse
went on to Wheeling via Bridgeport.
Tho dismissal OF Squire John Side
bottom as superintendent OF the IN
Urinary, and the employment of A. O,
Daniord IN his stead has created two
factions, neither OF which the lntlrmary
Board will ever be able to satisfy,
spangler Post, G. A. r.. and the
Woman's Relief Corps held q public
installation in Odd Fellows Hall last
night and tho exercises were unusually
interesting to the large crowd that
crowded in that spacious hall.
The reception given Rev. ], o. Nc.
Cracker and family at the home OF DR..
j. G. Mccullough by the members OF
the Second Presbyterian church, was q
very pleasant and entertaining one.
Rodeter Broa'. glass factory Ia only
closed down for a week or ten days on
account OF delayed material. They will
be at work again by the 2Sd.
1t is cheerful to note that the only
daughter and child Of Walter S. Cowan,
postmaster OF the Ohio senate, is now
regarded as out OF danger
ii. r. Wells came in from Cambridge
Yesterday TO attend the funeral OF his
mothor.in-iaw, Mrs. Margaret Btocher,
at Bridgeport to-day.
A team and a snow pillow cleared the
way for the sled riders on Thirty.eiGhth
street here, and tits wholly given up to
that kind OF sport
Mrs. Jonathan Hoffman, who moved
from this city to Elwood, Ind, when
her husband started a glass factory, il
dangerously i'll.
The young son of Jacob Boneysteele
was badly scalded by a vessel Of hot
water falling from the stove upon him.
Rumbach & WINNER will open thell
wholesale liquor store here the first Of
March.
The board OF health is called to meet
Monday afternoon.
Judge briggs is now holding court in
Woodsaeld.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; II 10 pleasant
and refreshing TO. the taate, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tom efrctuaiiy, AispplB colds, head.
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 10 the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro
duced, pleasing TO The taste and ac'
ceptablo to the stomach, prompt In
itS action and truly beneficial In Ito
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, 10
many excellent qualities commend Il
70 all and have tiado II tho most
i,opulaF remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Il for sale IN 900
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists, Any reliable druggist who
may not have IL on hand will pro.
cure II promptly for any one who
wishes 70 tyIt DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFCRNIA RIO SKRUp CO.
BAh FRAhotSCp. pAl,
leuiSNlkE, a. NV tQoa ~
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A HEROINE DROWNED,
,o,.. her L.ge ~ Trylpg To Save her
An' sI.sr's-A Drolher'A bFaVsry'

,.... bor LIgv ~ YFylpg to Save her
SA' 'sI.tsr.-A IIrolhsr'A nFaysry,
prrsprRoH, PA Jan. la--lreno
r,rcett, aged eighteen years, was
I ,'0rsei in the MonOngahela river near
NV Paint this morning while trying TO
Ia ''o her seyon,Year.old sister Bella
s ett uttle pirl was walking on the ice
Ii0 Il broke and she was thrown into
WV WV AVER, Irene, who was standing on
ll o bapk, Jumped into the water to
uo Icr and the two were quickly car
sa NV Iown tho stream, The cries OF the
W. ri,Is attracted tho attention OF their
EE.other Thomas, aged twenty-five years,
p ,bo plunged into tho water after them.
VIZ ia struggle followed, and the young
a m finding there was danger OF tho
,5,os drowning, CRASHED the younger
E III and brought her ashore, Before he
sI return for Irene she had gone
G GowW for the last time, Her body was
uuooo"overed q short time later, Thomas
lvv Heita nre in q serious condition
s s.Om their icy bath, The father Of the
nb J is superintendent OF the liar'
E SoT Company and well known to river
utaO
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nnoklen,a ArnLoa salva.

The best salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilbiains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It ia guaranteed to give perfect satistac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25 cents
a box. For sale by Logan Drug 90.
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l..l,Inll mpul4 Ii,lller DO sonnlon

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan, Ex-senator
rockreII, Of Missouri, it Is said, does
wi look with favor on the effort to
a .i"cs him in Mr., Cleyeland's cabinet,
W T Cockrell Is about to be reelected
% III opposition to another ak year
,.,m in tho senate, and will also be-
, "ome the chairman OF the committee on
SsOn,nrropriations il the Democrats organ
w ma senate. This position is vastly
' more important and responsible than
" any, cabinet Office, without the worry
a ai ANNOYANCE, and without imposing
. r social duties Of the latter place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14
RINEHART & TATUM,
City Rank Bulldlas, ROeaN No. g.
Telephone 2Ia. M ialS
TO rFIIl-


Elghtroomed dwelling. 80 Thirteenth street.
HghtGoomed dwelling, 30 Thirteenth street
-Will rent this house TO two families, Three
rooms second door, five rooms first door.
F0urroomed dwelling, 2682 Market street
Fourroomed dwelling, " Zane street
seyenToomed dwelling at SS Ohio StrQetl very
large yard II"
sixroomed dwelling 60 Ohio street.
ElghtrOOmed dwelling, 70 Maryland street.
seven'roomed dwelling, " South York street.
Eight rooms, sccond and third looFs, lllo
Market street
Threoroomed dwelling, Ills McColloch street
Four'roomed dwelling, 500 MUColloch street.
Six.roomed dwelling, 23i7 Eoft street
Flye.roomod dwelling, 1910 Roljs1reeti now
FiSe.soOmed dwelling. III Twen,yplath
street,
Country residence, close to city.
Flat, with all modern conyeniences, centrally
located, ~
Lawyers Offices best in tho city, 81
store ROOM 1851 Market street. ,5 ~
Store room. 10 Eleventh street. VIII DO reInods
eledlpd ready for occupancy by April IA
VIII have other properties from Time to time,
G. 0. SMITH,
Real , EstAtO 4 Agent over Wheat 4 HapcAsss
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AM 1n,n1unnle iIemetiy Tor cnida.

Sheriff Hardman, Of Tyler Co, ".
", was almost Frustrated with o cold
when he began using Chsmberlain's
Cough Remedy. In speaking OF It he
says: at gave mo almost instant re-
lief. find 1t TO be an invaluable re-
NEEDY for colds" For sale by drug.
Oists. p&w
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FOR SATE.


A -four mill, with roller proceSSy twenty-five
barrel capacity Water and steam power Saw
aud planer also attached; doing good buSinOsS
In tho country, This d a hargRin. Coal within
2Oo feet Has thirty.seyen acres OF land. VIII
soil all together or mill separate.
No. B12T Foif street, franc house, six rooms,
large collar, alloy corner Easy terms,
No, 500 Eoif street. Btick house. sig rooms
aud hall good location Cheap Easy forms.
No. % Thirty.ntth street, half loE four roomG
With summer kitchen and large attio sl,loo
Three rS houses "a 1.S Wood street high gsoaad
Two houses on Twcntyninth, iour roomi
No. SSiO Wood stroo.. lot SOEiOO foot Nix rooms
A good farm Of 1i1 NorvA ono md halt miiol
from tho city A good orchard, six Acres IN
grapes has atVo.roomed house, stables eto. aud
the. beSt Of wAtar VIII soil on Oaly teemgos
trade for city property.
Lots In H0lTmann'S addition, tho b0gt value Ia
tho Eighth ward on yesy easy terms ior "a ahofl
time.
No Il. Tlifty.elghth street, six rooms. new. 9,5li
Bfiek hoaaae toas Foogls Rnd hall, Eossys
tFStand Woods Streets fill lot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-14

DISEASES OF WoMEN.-Wo have special de-
paftment, thoroughly organized, and devoted tN.
elusiVelyto the tieatmbht 81 dillateS Of women.
isitsf u 4 SsPioa L HUH Ii: To-. g sas:iuI aSS
ton,ideiae attention. Important cases laud we get
lew which have not beiled the skill Of oil ths
home phYSlelantl have the benefit Of full council
Of skilled gpeeiAlitts. In ttea.neht OF diseases
peculiar 10 females, our success hA1 been marked,
oyes t~othfds q our patients being ladies, pid,
young, married, single, rieh and poor, Our method
10 ehtifty free from Objectionable features OF tho
general pFaelltlensIS nhjAalhili Local treatment !
We seldom ind II necsllHH We prepare renee
die! constitutional and local, a the case demands,
and instruct lAdlet how 10 treat thtmSelVes
MA hRlAlH, Married persons, o. young men con-
iemplatlhR marriage, aware Of physical weakness,
l9ta 81 operative powers, tmp0eaey Of any other
di.1gall ltatieu, speedily restored.
PRIVATE DlSEAS ES, = Dl1od Potion, VlnefeAl
sssas p5% Ssat 6.Sas.. w %sS 81
q Desire In Male Of Female, whether from lmptIi-
dent habli1 Of youth or sexual hahlla Of mature
Year,, Oh any eaute that hAhtAleAlhe sexual iunc-
tlohtt speedily and permanently cured, Contulta-
tau Tee a9d lstleyly eeaAdsnlIsl. Absolute eufet
guaranteed. MedlGines sent free from observation
70 al paill the United blAlea,
EPILEPSY, OR FlfS Positively cured BY A new
and heVtisiAlling mtlhod. TeSlimbHlali fufhlthed.
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ED Is1so GD RTaETl INEE AA rs

/ IA THE CELEBRATED EXAMINING pHYsfofAN OF THE
FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICALo1NSTITUTE
sea4eM Gay hsis House conbso horposss Capital
nlhsd the ERANCE where al Che and Private
IT, s Ss sS s sp T X pss Alum
" f S % aSs Ge III. creates,
olive BLOSSOM Tes es Elected ~ and easily applied
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REAL EaTATE.
FOR RENT.

FOR RElNTT.
POSSESSION APRIL /. 1874
No 1927 hcCollOch street, ionr rooms. $500
10. G0S Woods street i've rooms, 81 90
No. W Ohio street. three rooms T61
No. gt!l Main street, three rOoHa, III O0.
No iil1 ulaTleSS street, four rooms. g "
No 70 Tenth street, store room, st3 80.
No " south Peln street, frame;
no. slll Main street, sloro room, $500,
No 2llI Main street, four rooms $1,000
No. 2s4I Chlplile street, fYp rooms Sl900
10. no Eoh street, store room and dwelling,
No. ls0 seventeenth street, rooms, fnt AooE
MRrerOom or StoGeF0om on South street.
brick. 100
Zoo.
NJ. 200 Main street, tyelve,roqm dwelling,
no. y Vermont Street, slx'FOom frame dwelling
tNo SIl2 Jacob street, St0reTOom and dwelling
Four rooms on second floor. North Huron
street. Island,
POSSESSION AToNCE
No lis Thirty,third street, iiYo rooms, SO 90
No % South York street. three rooms $1,000
No % South Huron street, thFee rooms, go %.
NO 1855 Main street, second aud third doors
No 2ls9 Main street, store room.
No 81 South Front street, seven rooms
ana nathF 90
NO Tenth street, stoTeroon u 50
FOR SALE.-A fine new residence on
North Front street. near zanO street.
a.! 4 cheap piece OF properly on Fourteenth
MONEY 10 LoANs
RINEHART & TATUM,
City Bank BuIldlRs, Room No 8,
Telephone 40 ials
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zlug noise in my ears, which worried mo terri.
bly,, especially At night. Ny nostrlls were stop;
a dry, hacking cough, with frequent desire To
clear my throat. AZ times also had o dropplng
from tho head into the throat, which kept me
hawking. splitting and gagglng 70 clear away,
Had headaches over my eyes and always got up
In tho morning feeling tired and exhausted.
II hereby recommend Drs Copeland, licll and
Davis method Of treatment TO anyone who Is
afflicted as have been. 1t anyone will follow
their directions closely am quito sure they Will
receive great benefit from their thorough course
Of treatment"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-23
HETRoIT. GRID HAVEN
IL MILWAUKEE RAIL WAY.
49, asks eoe - &~f.sI

1ffee t<t = - q 49, y - -
-. -. ? -
Gr1r8 Refzts 7Wan fMrnI =. 80 So -.
% hs<-p - 80 - 'sss-sl-----s,
-rsHr tI,=f, ~<r<ri >rs3ss
1fnt<< xrrIst ifnr 80 rax<A ~ t<8o
80 n ke1 HNTM
1f<z1< s-fsys tfels g. - "bo
...~.-s NJ - x><r~ r<>s~ k>es
-<r~@ - Is y orr-~ - - 1H*r -
Aces EIfro 1rzs1< <e>sGw
- fix4rxEa Iftf- f-4s <1x~&
49, kkeFE<1A. t4<1 Itrsst 49,
H - > k1.1es 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-23

yrw yoHk. Nov. e2.-FIocl-Narkst
nrmer. more a tive; winter wheat low
grades. s2osa2&5.
WsEAr-sps market higher. dull. hrm;
options oselsa nrn IN for. ign buying fell
AaAe ON realizing; tai reoespss. lgat
cissrsncss and large incra east Of he
Rockies. la4lied tdltlc on froe buying by
The vest. nrfner cattrs and local covering.
closing 81, onG = &C over yesterday. Trad
lns fairly active. No red closing: Janu-
airy. t8kcs February. nc; March. Ike;
May. S,sci Nosembsr, es,<ei Dscsmber.
14c
Cons-Fairly active, strong; options we're
dull. ciosing steady &c advances ueceia Der.
tscs january. CSC; May. <sSc; November.
i5cL
OArs-Firmsr. moderately sctives options
dull. hrmer; November. Sic: December,
u scs January. sc; Mag. 3 &C.
LkxD-f.rmer; western steam closed al
- s>,s.s.ov; city ~ E.75t6aOA
PoEx-Quiet, steadyB nssa, u&o0Q17.oo.
Cnzns-Duil. rather sasyS state large,
e1fiAc.
CovSxs-Steady at points up to down;
CLOSED steady az 10 down 10 10 up. Novem-
Der. ei6-65(d16.65: December, ei&13<afS3O,
January, 81kU0die.l3; February. 3s6.90;
March. s1ks5<di6.75s Nay. tl6l0sa 1a50;
July. tlAio spot Rio lover. quiet No. Z.
i7hef74c
SuaAn-kav. easier. more active; fair re-
6ning. zszc; eensrifrgals - test, 3a31sc;
refined quiet. stesoy; on Il. Stk44 slice;
mould A. f<saf i3-lee; standard, A. S1s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-23

CnrcAeo. Nov. 3.-whest opened steady
At prcvi8us days CLOSING. but on heavy re-
eeip,s and free offerings the marker gave
way. May selling from 66s down to " &c.
and Deceraber from 81 10 6OAc. The est
mated receipts for tomorrow being quite
moderate NJ Is cars was the rta<on for a
sligAt reaction from the lo's point, May sell
ing Cd 20 s7tsc and Deecmber 10 SIC. At
thee lrices the market nehi steady but quiet
until Brnd<treet's ngures we're made public.
showing decrease IN wheat sfoaf. when a
further advaEcs took place. May selling 10
sshc and Decsmber 20 s3c- The clo-c vas
af oi &c for December and Ss,1e for NAY, q
net Ia of IA 40 for the aAy.
tio<ing pr &c vcres
Wkkxr - Moves. Der. 61&cs Dccember.
elt.e May. es9sc.
coss-Ssvembss. sssse; December. ss &c;
Mar. $40.
Osrs-Sovemhcr. e7ae; December. sc,
N-y. $50
Fosx-Janusry. si3t5 My. tfe6o
LAnD-janasry E.71s May. G.s2.
i.1ss-J@nu&rs. &c; Nay. t&sA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-23
BULL DAY IN STOCKS
Market Is olsusd With Money
Foseing CAPITALISM
TO INVEST IN RAILWAY BONDS
nsys.s ~ Tss>>s. Asss~.s Ais>d
a. B.Ik--w hsas He kiixh<r.
b~s o<hss CsrsAh ksus.
TO INVEST IN RAILWAY BONDS

NEw Yosx. Nov. 3-xensy On call
has been sssy. rsn<ins from i9iH Per
c>nss lsst loan ~ I y pr cenl and closing
offered 81 II PER c<nl
Prime nsrcanuis paper i1s8o per
csnt
Bar silver. 90. Mszican dollars. SCI.
Sterling exchange b frn. With actual
bosicsss 10 bsnksrS hills II tks31s8
ASH ;os sixty dzys and tLs5}< 8fs51s
Tor demand
Posted ratss Hs4ai s6iz; CONNER
eisl biil& fsi4aAS-S Tor sixty days
and ols4QAs4is for dsnand
Governnenr bonds active and higher
state bonds 6sn; railroad bonds strong
Silver at the stock sscnsngs was
neglected
The bulls had control % the market
st the stock exchange today sxeept 10
the case Of General Electric. which vas
weak from start to fnish- The dealings
In this stock smouuted TO $3.50 shares
in = grand total Of 4l.ooo shassa The
nfst transactions wers at 3els aud then
the stock gradually settled down to
Sss. Dunng the greater part OF the
day the railway list presented strong
front and tie hsasiness q General Eiec-
trio had no eject The buying Tor Tor
ego account AZ the vusaing sssssted the
the bulls Another important factor
AS TIE baying OF hlst-eisss railway mort.
gsges - .s4aing institutions The 9iat OF
moIsy , comp Hing lnstltni Gas and capt
tailsts ~ tu> bonds. There u lttie or nc
demand tor nlorey. speculative or bus ne>.
parp-.>es. snd today J. ed ne broker placed
tl.uuo.1ou a. per cent. and y difl1cult q
! nd ssrn a. t.o-r hxux< The break N
General Electric In ihc last hour Of business
che krt the "a. ward tcndcnc, N the raiiwa,
li<t and reaction Of ~ 20 ~ per cent fol
Iowed. bar N he hnsl dealings the market
was toierahly hem
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-23

rxsox srocx YArn.. Chicago. Nov. -
Csssie--h>ceipssL fs.oco; counon 70 EXTRA
steers. So 25,a5. 50 <sockcrs and feeders. y. -
CAS-; cows and bulls. u-15<145o; calves.
fk-35(46no.
Hogs-R>osipss. IS CO.'S hesvy. sls5e6.f0s
common 60 eh.,lce. st95ak<o. choice
s-eorssd. 81 5t9a.l5 iixht. 5000 5os pigs.
A1ods.l1
sheep-Reeeirss. 1900; inferior TO choice.
S.0saA 40. lambs. s270etsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-23

Dr4rorr. Mica. Nov. - -Wheaf-No. 2
rrd. cash. else bid Decemtsr. 81 hc asked
Ma. - .4os Na l white. cash. eU4.c.
Cssfn--Ao. , mixed. cs<h. ST. -. ysi
los. cs<h. 60.
Osf>-N Ne White. cash. szScI
hye---So I casa. k3c
iarsnss Tower Ssed--850
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-23


Walter G. Holmes and wifsio Charles
Ernst. piece land on sec ~. Sperta-$ 100
George Norman and wife 10 WILL
lam A. Norman. n y NJ Y scc7,
byron- ........s.. oQ
Aihert n. odnsr and wife to Henry
seeking AID wife. n y ne y sc p,
- WON ~ 80. :. =. -. -; ....;-,-. So
III. ShsckIefon and wife. lots ~ 20
- Inclusive. of Eugene Robinson's
sub 80 .-.s..-...... .-...-...- 500
Hiram s. Toaner and wlfe 10 Daniel
r. Nrwfon. Is II lot lss and 10
n Tor L.. blk I. Powers Ia IL add. Sc
Efnua ~. To .ner TO Dsniei r.
Serfon, Ios and e 4, lot - and
~. l8t "a. c. e.. Peftiboae A Co.'S
add. anu lot ~, <. :. pettibone's
Estate Of 5oan Porter a. BESIDE
Mitchell. is -. q A. Wolf aid 1,1N
Io.eph G. Mckee and rife 10 Bt,s<.e
Mitchell. " zoe q. blk -. 0rant'n
Bs-.ss 81 he'll 70 Benjsrnin [. Issr.
tsr = al ~ ies =. t'st Il. o.snt's
saa 49,. 80. "a.
sne Hco<erhf1e. lnt :. bik Is.
DEXTER feietion. -. ......... 2.Sno
kdria II xerasde ., Co.'S \.
Msson. 10. u tlk = Dsufsf frat
tsos let 10 10 ...-..t.. ......... 100
lssas a. Nesen - ~. . ffent ~.
1l.sl.srs. " g. wssism 4 I.s~s's
sdd........st....+- -sts..-s..-- -
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There u 90 sweetness IN = 60
Uuiess your teeth are lust ike pearls
Thea seuid yoa SHARE as trembling
bliss.
us 5zoDoSr :, once .sse, slsl.,
For Il alone gives "a tn noath.
White teeth add frsssenea Of The
south
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-23

AAM&r4 Att %AE8&ttf 80 = 4-+<Nt
CAssKD Goops - Cora. <Lzs4L5o Per
dozsn; tomatoes. 81 33s t-so pr aozen.
CorFHus--koss' ed Rio. x.a 90; Mari
e4iko. .6a.>s; Java, 500 3<cs Aoeha and
Java : q Sea packsges xs.f& pss c4se.
fkxo-Compound. siercez c4c; SON
pouna. sApouno tins. SIC; pure. ueroes.
ii4es Npound tins. ike; settie ysndsrod.
tierees, isci So-pound tins, i2'1c.
eec<1s
Medium clover. per bu>hel ....-. IS. -
Mammoth clover, per buxhsl- 80. k4&fAU
Timothy sod. per bunhsi. ........ lsHezW
FruitA
oo<1450 per boz.
LENos@-Sew Merslnas in boxes Of sos
and Stls. &xtC<a3.75 per box.
MISUNDERSTANDING to quality. u.7s9zoo
per bunch
swrkr PorAxoEs-s3.ootd27B per harriet
CAfE Con CxAxssAnlks-Per barrel Al
96.o0
butter and Egxs--wholesale PrtceA
Country makeA orig nal rolls per
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-23
A.PREUSSER

Sing a song of sixpence.
A bottle fuii OF rye.
Four and twenty guests around
Ifs cxcellency 90 try.
When the bottles opened
And they End the liquor pure.
Everybody cries at once
-Roval Ruby" sure
~koyal kuby" kyo Whisky
Il a rye that's pure. old and
mellow. Eleven years storage
in wood before bottling gives
IL . smooth. oily and pleasant
flavor. The connoisseur always
calls for IL Quality guaran-
feed. 81 80 per quart bottle.
ROYAL VINE CO.
Chicago.
For saIe by scribncr & Aid
worth. druggist