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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

prosa et a. tie sires@.cg Toorn sfgd
d.vest themzelyes q thelr Wraps Thy
are thea xlih great ceremony eccdas 4
50 the Feceptlon. ROOM Usually tafy
eonxregate az eeEsala hour and as4t
the appearance Il The grand nlatron.
When she cutters they oil ariss. aai al
vance t. meet her xitl low sslaiin>-
They enieaxor g. kiss the hem u her
sxqulsifeiy embroidered and gem strewn
role. She accepts fhese evidences a
hoinage from interiors. bat With grace.
fai digaity she endeasors a. prevent
such extreme attention from her guests
Il high rank. saying. -lstafouriA, ~hieh
means. ~Dont. beg u you.
The manner - this hanoum is propi.
tiatery and cordial toward the wives II
her hastanas psartisans. formally polite
60 thoue - the opposition ald patsen.
lang Il AL A Turkish woman occupy
ing this high position exercise much IN.
fiuence IN determining the ofneiai
changes that follow each ne~ Siziefate-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

coraAencc who PRESUMED 70 call one ~
These saun< Folks - arcuuuf for faalt
oanrt f,f tttf sral heat vigorous
Aul..ltan e.titea mas,e defiant reply axe
thi. $50 here We are sorry we ma
ried foa sai 40 knew 40 would bewhen
~ dd liz
One 4 ny pupils was bewailing he
fact thar she conldu't - anywhere. nOr
see anything. nar 10 anything. beeaase
she bad not liberty equal % her moth
eTa
I said - her. Ma chere enfsnt. you
vii neVaf again be 40 happy az IN chili-
hoad. whsrb. | think. must - some
q r. Ike heaven" The h,fls woman
fna.4e a chic move AMI replied II tlry
x, =, besl ~ . o'elocS 10 heaven and are
2 permitted g. receive Rertiemen cal
era except Tn ftr rre-nce ~ some fneta-
trr ~ the fatally wei. excuse ne; III
sfaF cut I ser enough * that xlnsi Il
heaFer right here
SIS ether pgph wsa always talking
absent her teagx ani tlrfAtlons. Df
tssi ~ I reprotrd her. She iaughesi
"a -ily. saving. -Oh. mademot-ci lie,
fu my mothers child. dout you know
- snar mother ball been twice divorced
sni three times married Why you
woe.Ja'f look upon men a. utterly use
iess ard desperate creatures.
flen and f1ere ms'ie up my mind
th4s NJ Nmericar child was too pro
zrr-~igr a creation Or me- - undertake
as pupil Oh. yr-. q he sure, ifouad
n.s White elephant over 70 that Colan
ban country,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

long before Elaine Goclale went az a
missionary 10 the Indians "a bocoms the
wife - an educated savage. Delight
Sargent had tried 20 convert the Choc-
laws IN Tennessee and Georgia. and
married T.. &. Buudinott. who was a
pf0minen, figure In the land troubles
between the Cherokees and the United
States After the assassination III her
hushind, Mrs. Boudinoit went 90 Troy.
y. l.. where the venerable lady died a
few DAYS aro az the age ~ ~
Mrs. Louise j. Barney. wife OF the re-
tired millionaire ear builder. T.. +. Bar
ney. who owns two large James river
estates and recently purchased the
historic jamestown island. has Just
gwen 10 the association for the prcserva-
ton II Virginia antiquities that part OF
the island on which are located the old
church. graveyard and other historic
land marks.
Nine. Camille Collett. the. well known
advocate Of the emancipation Of women
In Norway, recently celebrated the sOth
anniversary Of her birth. A festival
was given in Christiania In honor
81 the day. and was attended by lbsen
and many other famous writers.
The wealthy Mrs. Montgomery Sears.
OF Boston. who won the SJtOprize offered
by the New York Water Color society.
has generously handed it over 10 aschool
teacher in that city who has not had a
vacation in fifteen years.
Miss Mabel Besant. the sister Of the
famous novelist. is perpctually on the
road with her tricycle. and thinks nothing
Of spin Of thirty or forty miles.
Lady Henry Somerset is about 10 start
paper 20 becalled the Woman's Herald.
which will be the organ OF the Woman >
Christian Temperance union.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

Bureau pads are dainty and useful
articles. They can be made in silk in
some delicate tint. null or muslin. and
either embroidered, painted or left plain.
They should be well wadded ard per-
fumed with some delicate scent like vio-
let's, heliotrope. or lily Of the valley.
Some II them are made very elaborate
with ribbon or lace.
Very gorgeous table lamps have base
81 pale green glass with enamel flowers
upon IT, The lamp shade carries out
the color OF the glass. and the whole 10
a symphony in pale green.
Simple and very pretty bedroom cur
tains are made of plain cream art mus
lin. trimmed with ruflies 81 the same
material and tied back with ribbons.
Tea plates with family photographs
upon them are considered the most deli
cate and complimentary thing one can
place before a guest.
Toast racks Of fancy china are new
for the breakfast table and share popu-
larity with those If silver.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

dos see It spoiis it all by the acidity OF
her criticism.
ono type "a 90 disegrceable as the
other. AID the traits are such "a should
he stamped out az their first appearance.
instead - being encouraged 10 run riot.
growing rank and unhealthy. embitter-
iag the mind. duliiug tho capacity for
enjoyment and rerverting wonan's true
nature.
Now. what is woman's true natufes
some one NAV ask. IL IL sunshiny and
chidlike. rather than taciturn and blase.
The womanly woman. with her gentle.
winning WAYS. her confidence and trust
in the chiyalry u man and the goodness
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

Z her own eex. Is umchspurer hlosaon
thar the sister with advanced sieNs. y ho
sif,~ cut th- motive Tor every action aud
ahoee severe. though perhaps witty.
rreeche wound AMI wifhsr instead y
cheering ard helping
I,anf SISTERS nine. aeut ici us 'ry -
- other than tyres 20 gentle and r.
fned uofpanhofd Nifh na rronounced
ar o,tsre sentiments ana hfaff that ex.
r8r3s with efs and friendship fog fre
Whole aorlA. .asleai &c closing ar AMI
sra-rins smaI ier tav - iss through tie
sfersa' e. 2 traits thai ara entirely Or
esen 30 onr rsiure
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
rowrRHrk


TOR SALE HOUSES AND LOIS.
Ne~ bouss on Ssnth Laefsse sfrrrt. ~ifh
eieht rocnis, SOD cellar well snt eastern sIaali
haru-
Houss and 80 ~ Wealth, av~uue
One ~trfs1 tli strref.
I've Center stFrrf.
One 90 haurtiilf street
One IN bars.fr nsrrn.
Also kousc< aud lots - fafls asrrur, >t.rsh
Prospect Pair street. Wales ssnnue Ierrsra
avenue. Ssluik l.afasrtfs ttfee; and NAM cthcIs
sr All parts ~ tho ctf4i
have sane fre F.-siderf lots On pisffeit
avenue for sale cheap, also Iots IN AL psrta -
TIE city
FARMS FOR SALE or EKCnANOE
ore hundred ard slrts I've serrs In tn~nshir
- RovDct oBe hnnfifed aud thiftE arres To-
fFsyred thiffy-cve acres fne bes-ct ard fasfif
sifnl,er. large leach aud sTrls orcharts trs
builtine<. sod ciAf loan.
Also efrhts acr-s IA township ~ Rown( ~ffh
thirt, i've affrs Improved. tfteon serve - hsech
and maple tirshrr
farm - ninety ~ff@n nrrR@ Dr. f4'~ilrs.tI -
CASCADE With fhfrts acres - heavy tiIni-ef.
AS, enc in same fpBettp - cue hardf-d a. 4
stG acres viii one hundred efree iu1rfuTst
ssri bra ldine.. srszsi orchard sd clst leaus.,
] have fAruns 81 Al directl,,ns srpu citf. rasfF
ing from fvr acres AZ 81 to hundfsri. t.rus
b. snd look ssser ul list y sou want o. hes 81
cFrhange fof cif1 FfpIeffy.
J have fee dI~irabIe htnses - rr1t
Ns.rss o. ipan 40 god real estate arorty
"a q NsaroIft.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

A thick fEinse Il tfesses down 10 the
esel.ro~s - - longer accocnt,Ad al "a
csllsns thing IN woman Bat the story
Soes ta2f TIE proud man vii asscept the
seootlsl hand fashion and all wear curl
ing las.ks afloxn his noble brew. Ii Is
-ss.d that where has osn growth stops
snort BE m1s exc out the scanty slios
snee with art That il. be sill he IN
flsiicn ahen be wears = wig. fhis
ralaef ! not al oil surprising In The
fase q the report that history is about
l. rlI.aal Il.rIf IN nlaies
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

iiyins at No. s. West broadway, II can recon-
mead you 20 a specialist aad good one. too.
go 10 Dr RANKIN IN the Powers block. for II
anyone can bring you cut be will lou see. |
am speaking from personal erperience and not
frora hsarsAy. Ever since have lived In Grand
Rapids have had hose and throa, trouble
aud II had extended even. Al times, 20 nay lungs.
giving mo considerable pain there. ! never
could breathe through both nostrlls at the sane
time. n one wss always stepped up. suffered
intensely from pain over the eyes and bad a
dull. heavy feeling in my head. was sl~sy
hawking and splitting. my nose aud throat
we're continually filing With macus. l would
catch one cold after another, as was exposed
"a tn. nisht air, a. play almost every night
Since | began DIR. kankins treatment. am
doing away with tho old thinss' aud rapidly
rcgaininx my health. ! can breathe free aud
easy through both rostrils. ! suffer no more
pain over my eyes. the heavy feeling has left my
head and il feels perfectly clear.
The hawking aud splitting are fast stopping
and my lungs are free and light no longer
take cold every time go out and my profession
has become pleasure instead Of a drag. So
you see am perfectly justified in recommend
ins DIR. Rankin 10 you"
wKsr CAMPBELL, Mich, Feb - is1
DIR. Rankin relieved ma Of bad eatarrh and
lung trouble IN one mouths treatment.
WILLIAM GREEN.
RI. Rankin is q graduate Of Ann Arbos and
has had years Of experience in his specialties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

There seems - u q growing tendency
among the women and girls Of the day
toward cynicism and sarcasm. ms
shows itself IN their woula-he worldly
wise commerts on men and Affairs ane'
IN the canstic speeches that some fenii.
mines regard - clever. The cynical
woman pre,ends Tot 20 see good IL any :
thing. and her sarcastic sister Il she
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

To darn stocking neatly Take tns
steel crochet needle ami with 10 catch
up The woven stitches eross~ ise- using
cotton that j. ssstabie In thickness and
eolor and iill IN the hole With a chain
stitch. working back aad forth "a IN
darning. This looks heater than darn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

fte-r n Htftiees ssI4sf - Aeff -
~.tfts ssseis lies. .s.4t -. - ssi-s = So
fle fltt - 81. e-tlsss z ktef srste ~
~ ~ - fFfifazfe q f<@ 80 e'.eft.t
tei zfft 81 es4 ~ s'es s4s
tsst4f ttstf - .t,- sssss.s+ q a~fats -
~ RAT nfWf frfl
itsrr tttf eff ist,sss-i. ss.d 49, AZ frsi
tss esttse1 Ftsaatff p flss'et
tr f p e-st fn|faff eaafs - tae fft
'.str rtfs Al tff eItr 4 tis<sss f=fts - r.
t ~ 4faresate -. - test iae 80
tfsf tei g - sssh si4 %ti -
tref tef asa eess 49, sEf ffsA 80
ses srst 81 k. = - E.ssa-.s p
i,ssef is<ss assAfs "a pa 3f,s 8 sfus
t4Ht4k FkHkl*&
49, 49, = 1.-sss = fses~ss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

quarter - aslllsn, bat she dsopped il
"a god snxF-. TIE money Ma lsft -
a relative. and zteL get snothss fortune
son and II shs dat marry shell spe nj
tat. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
NASAL CATARRH

n make life miserable. Pans IN ne hsss
ssins ln The ebsst, ain'eeis hss@fttss etc.. ali
ssay oons fr.n sassrrt- NJ o. a Ns~eil
speaks ~ dis eisferisnec' -ss<ssinls : ed ~.
g. h. Newell sts ~e-akIo~n sasslrsss. nss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
WHY NOT STOP

4 taNk Azafff e. "a 81 sad astf srtiI -
y 49, f.s.l.l..a sfttsia fi.e fsietsfs II
efEs tread e.ss sa,sf sfins Anivrs +a4 Al
e -s.e l.ssI..f a.f.lsf Is. f4sa-s aheaf
Ffr~ssst - aa8 t.sressa. s'rt haiar ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

SFEfIkL HATES are offered 10 Radclif A
- iiaif for rhiitren- nftesrss-on stoiTl ridcs
Tor one week. The f.rst conner sets their largest
s.aixh. Ieirl,hone -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

ROOM III
I'M ooR MIcniGAS Trust EriI.DlVc
Tor ffcnts
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ti-s f.,i.s 81 -Wesi flsiirs sisrei ~iib n,os.'ra
-sss s f.ss.. 5 hissk. sass.s, Is,i stress sna
lira atrlls 81.
Tor ~nIef
css teprs - Pa s~-nes. nsss rsi..s .irsrs.
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fl.f hsess 81 N'affor tslaft ~iff h<r, 81 81
tf.t hrr.s fr harff s-4ret eItt uIfieff SO.
- s-.aatItf go
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rsf..if fTtrff Nslt.ss ftfrIs..fa Al ttiir ? 80
fffriff - taIl t.tifriistrf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
MIsCELLlNE OUs'

gI'RANCE MEDlVN "a saith igisi.lsr
Pest. presrat aud future rexealrf Ne,e
\. r. Rhoir-.
yUA~IkD-A fhr rnca - 49, ln s5i 49,
w ouf prize cr = spring snit n fi8tE1s af
tsir - psn's made - ofoer heisf Nsflai-
sheinfF Go.
n WILL WANT after april 81 truhrf - the
4 north hsif - ttsf elngNut hricE faf ~ t
sail LsfsYefte street tfe hnass tss 81 af.
cru insrrsserreuts - wfft r. 81 ffet ~ size
street failss5 iiae SRI - ffe-'fsf e. hsrf.ff
ffsideere can be f,snnd in tbe else tel ~
vftie q hsrier. std fraf' s'I.s'f. 30 4s5fe.
4 TTFNIioN. LADIES frna rasf -
= n r@is4et vili eHisrse FoH l5.r fFf tf
.asfanfse3 snsird irstrcfissGs q re- - faFs
iiastfsie.i estaie -. - n,sD. t-ana e.
hassf ito@sra hafs SIS
Iso BUILDERS All co~rKat 1uns ff
I y.ss hsre hn4if aai esIla co r-nfracf -
hste fe4eH estftfrsf- hsek aai feN ZEE -
s-.l 81 furfrsff RI rnftFefe ~ f..rrIe ta
sssas ed ~ teen = NATE 2 sts' STRESS
4 HFt fhfs~ sslrf-ss.sss e, fei>.fts Hr-. A
lr Ir So e.t IA. stse faflas ny
shett .asther sffsfs ssfH SO r.as "a t..l- af.t
esstfe scr%~rs alsr hsaF.s stefa .ssrt lfri
~tatf~s teiata< rs.s1Nffft sse f''rz r
kIIs.is f.fl.ae ss8 estisFstte eIfff 81 a+a 81
49, ~ask sf~ess r-efs - sfss ete a
Nafth l..s.ss sfr~<s aef. strf fsae M
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

rhe vie q grand vixier occupies an
irrtrtA1t position and plays Solitae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
BUSINESS cHANcEs.

II =, cheap power. depot within one block
esky terms. Charles fox. Michigan Tract com
psny bgildinz. -
Z. = 20 SIS per day st home. SELLING Lightning
sCsb Platter ana plating 5euelry. watches.
tableware. etc. Plates the finest - ieweiFy
silver ~ nickel No experience. Ne eafatai.
Every house has goods needing plating. d. h.
peino Caiunhus o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
Fo1 SALE on EXCHANGE.

I,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE For Grand
II Rapids property farm - - scrcs In Jaries-
town a. = bargain " taken sooD two eassd af.
ehards. vineyard. mall fruit. or busidiees
firSt Glass farEa machinery. wagons, sieisi,.
etc can b. bad Inquire p owner aeefea ~
Kirkland, y. 0rAsss Avsnae. 0fana hapids.
Mirh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
MONEY 70 LOAN.

4 ENTERTAINMENT or TnRnE LINES
n more under this bead. cent? line for
Que Insertion ~ cents line ~ thrive ins.'f-
items. on ~ cents a line for one week
no YOU WANT MONFYf- Ifso. YOU wlii ani
IL Il 20 your advantage 10 ses us before t.lf,
Va make iosns ga houselseld r,-lfs piaaos.
lor-fs. Wastftrs. Isfrfrnsi gtrfflirff - aff
klrd a. the lowest possible rates All IA ;it
anickesf pslasihic fitnt.
our loans are E,aic witionf s.,iblirify ana
sion
foars ran D. oarrirs q. lone a. desired - can
- raid IN fuli. - ln part ~ any time a. tuit
ioftr convenience. and ans pert fhid refuc-s Dc
cf.sf q carfain. ~ loan
n yo1 owe hsianca CA fnrrsfufe piano cr
Other Ifuper;5. Ne al pay a ~ ~ Sea. AID
carr ~ lonz ~ ION dcsirr.
We also make leans ~ tlis iriifins end loan
aseor istfen ian.
oar osres ~ shs usoff ri-s.ari n ,he cts
ari are arfarssaf that rfffias InlR uia.a
us rsar - visited uptn 4uissls and eeafte.
easly.
k-ln~ni ~ si.ss ron Save ,he ~ - 10Th ,i.s
property erd tho nenef soa can r..tprn ths
GhA<D krine NcRTGAaF loan 90.
hotfr IoRrf hieeA
Corner - Ncfre feefi ard sasi t'si
lfoSF1 t. LokN 49, real .ets,. .,.-sr.sv. sa
"a - s1y ararat< ~ re loves fsffe ~ If-
teresf, ~ NiliiAm II iliiirrf. ft.ef s "a itas-
comb huila,ns.
NoNEY 10 LoAN-In sur,s T. .at oa
u ff.ai.trfifr feai effsff. 4. fr,rril f.,lla
g l.ose'' i...' eii-~'ie -eefi tsff
lfoSEi tnsSfa 81 si.sft t.ut.., issrs ~
- .ss tsaeta - go tf' v.sf rr,
hH4ifE err fesft ans tstass r-..s. sase
ervtsiAv DIRECTORY.
4 fowks Iorf so Gss-lrf cusrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
Want Columns


4 ocI b<<~pea Fasis asese< zDd thefl~t
street Wealthy asebUe- Tuesday esur'
salas e Ars 4 Il II, s..ss.. lss Pam asesee sd
Fs-celse fe~aKd =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

lftfh sAtsf NJ tffirs tsers - fe-s.tsrt So
ssiseei fserees se.sr.efr,4a s.<sts -
1855 eea tstse ~ n.setsf - st.ss s.s4
rtteete A.tsss $50 ~ ~ - Na4se.- - ~ &
srse. ~ hfsst stss-s f.f-s - SO ssrv.
M - u fstf llHffs 49, fasiataef r.
- tttss et Ifott 80 s<t - ssrttfsr
49, Ffaf~stf A 4. lssA ~. = Fit~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

4 DYERTi ~ENE>Ts or THRnE LINES
n 90 more Under this bead. cent? lime fur
Que Insertion; ~ cents line for thrro inssf-
tions. or ~ cents a line for one week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

a nNfRFiSENfH 80 THpFf FINfA
Y - aer- 81 ~ 49, hse3 5 sar.s ! t.r.e -
fras iesrfftsr - cefsr n- ~ fhfas fSesr
f..sst - 81 esata isas - f.x aa~k
t.snH Ast.F fsslts sac far.lei.-s ssss
80 ls.estf1s ssf fsIi - ssss-sfs -tsslsf
: rs-ef tref4 @ta 49, eAee0 ~ y Atf
wsi<sfs.s sfr~ef re4se. Is ser
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

WANTED 6OAROERS.

GOOD HUI EIl-- End bard
only ~ 20 *; transients 81 and ~ 50; bath FIRE.
at Lincoln House. No. n SPRING street Guar
antee a. good fare a. any e. % house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

RI. Rankin is graduate Of Ann Arbos and
bias had years Of experience in his specialties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

yI,RA>CE NEDiuN "a saith lsislslfr
Pest. pres-at abd future revealed Nfe
n y. Rhosies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

DRoBATR QRDER state ~ Michigan,
i County a k@nt. 81; session az the
rrahate court fcr said county 20 keftf k@id
a. the probate offre. in tie citv - Grand Rap
ids. 90 the gs,h dsy n fehfosry. in the Year
oae ihoua.ed ~isk, hundred nni nincffs-hrec
Pres~ps. Ctrus r Perkins Judge 81 Probate.
II 49, ,..aff-r ~ che estate -
~ af..1FE Sill
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

Ls0R SALE One II the be-, pieces ~ property
a. tle City. located st tie corner - james
and Wealthy. Tan b. cut into f0rf tno lots
and a person desiring 90 build bousef do no
better than 70 buy this. II can he bad az bar.
gain. Houses VIII readily rrnt OF seil soon
completed Call a. - and - New Hcufcman or
feletlhore 81 A II Antiatlef.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-20
AT P. H. HANLEY's.
Anything in the Line of Furniture
Can he Procured There,


Persons in search of Christmas gifts in the
furniture line should not fail to pay a visit
to the handsome new building of P. H.
Hanley, No. Al Newark avenue and adioin-
the City Hall. This building, which is four
stories in height, is stocked with as complete
a line of furniture as can be found in this
city. When I visited the establishment last
evening the genial employees were kept
busy displaying the various goods to pur-
chasers. Superintendent Kennedy, having
managed to secure a few minutes spare time
showed me through the entire building, and
gave me an excellent opportunity to inspect
the stock.
Mr.. Hanley makes a speciality of bedroom
furniture, and of this there is every size and
style. Handsomely carved bedroom suits
In oak, cherry, mahogany and other woods
are listed at most reasonable prices. A
handsome solid oak bedroom suit can be Sc
cured for S12. Those at $50, $40 and $50 are
the best that mechanical skill can produce.
A fine line of solid oak extension tables forms
part Of the display Oh the third floor. Su-
perintendent Kennedy claims that this stock
is the largest in the city. A large stock of
stove are also on this floor.
suits, pier mirrors, sofas and lounges.
The parlor suits are in plush,
brocatelle, rug and silk tapestry
and every one is fit to grace the room of a
king. Mr.. Hanley is also making a speciality
of iron n brass bedsteads. He takes es-
pecial pride in his carpet department, and
boasts that it is the best and largest in the
city. Other handsome goods handled by
MIR. Hanley are hall stands, lace curtains,
portleres, comforters, blankets, antique oak
desks, folding beds, chiffoniers, and ward
robes.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-20
GOSSIP.

The Danforth Avenue Lawn Tennis Club held
their grand annual bali last evening ar Bamoer
Hall,
Christ mas exercises will Do held in the
Lafay cite Reformed Church Sunday evening by
the Sunday School scholars. The pastor will
give q shot address. On Tuesday evening ths
presents and prizes for those having the best
per cent in their catechisIn lessons during the
past year will be distributed oy a real live
Santa Claus.
Liberty Island Lodge No. 80, Brotherhood R.
T.. Trainmen. held their annual bail at Belvidere
Hall last night. The committee in charge was
Messrs. George Collins, w. d. Singley, Waiter
NJ. Long and john Miller aud b. A. Clernaus.
The Director was George Collins. Floor Man.
ager, B. II. Porter, Reception Committee was
Messrs. B. A. Clemens, Chairman; VIM. Long,
I. J. Condor. Frank Eimonds and G.. W.
Porter. Besides those already named were:-
w. 2. Kirby, Robert Stewards, j. Porter, Mr..
and Mrs Waignau, Mr.. Glib. Miss Damsey
Mr.. Frank Goger, Mr.. aud Mrs. B. A. Clemens,
MIR. and Mrs. Bergen Williams, Nm. Maynard,
Mr.. and Mrs. W B. Singlsy, Nelson Case, Mrs.
Conkin, Mrs. Collins, John Medelaugh, Barney
Feeney, Mrs. Case, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Miller,
Miss 5. A. Smith, Frank Edmunds. Miss Friery.
M. aud Mrs. George B. Edmunds. Miss Liuds.
ley, Mrs. George Collins, Mrs. Green. Harry
Fox. Mr. Cody. Miss Thorn, Mr.. aud Mrs. @. W.
Porter. $. W. Porter. e White, w. W. Grant,
Miss Mamie Smith and many others. Mr..
Samuel Waidman received a handsome gold
medal for selling the greatest numosr OF tickets
having disposed Of los.