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L.f. a Fortune of $40. 600. 600,

PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-A dispatch
from Florence, Italy, announced the
death there of E. B. Fabbry, who was
formerly a member of the Drexel bank.
ing firm. He retired from the Drexels
in 1885, and is reported to have amassed
fortune of $20,000,000.
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Jehnser,s Faste.t lfile.

WALrHAM, Mass, June 2S.-John s.
johnson now ranks a. the speediest
bicyclist in the world, If he did not be-
fore, having gained that title by his
latest performance on the Waltham
track, when he rode one mile from a
flying start In 1,66.
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No Aaa,t,cr.I su,v,vor..

New YORK, June 28.-No additional
survivors of the accident last Sun ay
to the tug Nicol were reported during
the day, and it is now considered Ger
tain that AZ persons were drowned.
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Killed BIZ Lightning.

CAssEIEoN, N. D., June 2S.-James
Watt MAs struck by lightning and in
steptly killed at Watson postofRce.
Abo61 10 niles south, during severe
eleolEioal storm. lightning also struck
- zvnsepal ehuSeh thsxA
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DIES MONIES, June ~. Mrs. Betsy
Smith has been convicted Of murder In
the first degree, and the jury has rec
commended sentence Of life imprison'
ment. The murder for which she was
convicted was that of her blind hus.
band, railroad engineer.
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nied at the Ara Of ia.

LITTLE FALLS, Mimi, June 2S.-
Joseph Gusteski died at Culdrum aged
l12 years. He has been resident Of
this county 10 years, and until a year
ago was able to walk three miles to
chm rob
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81 1nomss A :: p Eorson neoover,ng :.

ORANGE, N. j., June 81. Thomas A.
Edison, the inventor, who has bean con-
fined to his home in this city since Sun
day last, is reported to be improving.
The attending physician says that Mr..
Edison will be fully recovered i'm few
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Minneapolis Grain.

MINNEAPOLIS. June n. 1891
WHEAT-Juns close, 6lSsc; July openina.
6SAc; highest. a214c; lowest, elISc; closed,
6S1fc; September opening, 59ssc; highest, 1910;
! hard, 64I4c; No. l Northern, 68jzo; No. !
Northern &c
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. JuneN 70, 1884,
CATTLE-Market slow; 10c lower. Prime to
extra native steers $4S94.50; medium S4.26
04.5O; others, $3.So0H4E Texans, Sa.a503s6
HOGS-Market opened weak, closed steady
Rough and heavy. S4.7O0LSO; packers
and mixed $4.7OQ4.90; prime heavy and
butcher weights. $49005.0O; assorted light,
$G9J05.00.
Receipts: Cattle. 1850; hogs. 24.Ooo.
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Ioternational Hahnemann

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, June 2S.--
The 14th annual meeting of tho Inter-
national Hahnemann association is in
session at the International hotel in
this city. The convention will con-
Time three DAYS.
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ABSOLUTELY pURD
Sovereign 1t La Crosse.

LA CROSSE, Wis, June 28.-Grand
Master Sovereign, Knights of Labor,
spoke two hours to large audience
here. Many did not like the address
because 1t was too tame. He made
only casual allusion to the Pullman
strike.
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NJ Act,ou ~ CoIumbusl

COLUMBUS, O., June 2S.-Thd Ameriy
can Railway union at meeting decided
not to move IN the Pullman boycott
pnAl Really ysQussts&
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For mally Release!

LONDON, June ~. = General John
Hewston OF California was formally re-
leased from the charge of granddaughter.
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH June q. 1901
WHEAT-No. hard, cash, 65c; June. oko
July, DOC. No. l Northern. cash, 63lkc; june
and July. 631Sc; September, 6l1sc, December
63Nc. No. Northern. cash, 6Olsc. No. 8
6Hsc. Rejected, 5Ossc. No. Northern, ID
arrive 63zkc
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LATEST MARKET REPORT
Milwaukee. Grain.

0nwaukee Grain.
MILWAUKEE. June ~, 1894,
WHEAT-Wsak and lower. No. 4 sprihs
5611c: No. Northern. BIC; September. $40.
CORN-Easy. No. 8, 42c.
OATS-Active and lower. No. white.
lo4c; No. 9, white. 461fa4elSc.
BARLEY-Firm No. 2. soc; sample, 6O0
RYE-Drooping. No. /, 5OI<c.
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A CONSULATE SACKED.
The italian Representative Suffers at
Gren0blo.

The italian Representative Suffers at
Grenoble.
GRKNoBLE, June 28.-There has been
serious rioting here. The disturbance
commenced on Sunday night and was
continued until early in the morning.
Late Sunday night number of French
and Italian workmen were drinking in
Q wine shop. An Italian made re-
mark which the Frenchmen regarded
% an insult. A free fight followed and
Q mob of Frenchmen, headed by flags
and armed with sticks, invaded the
yards Of the horse car company and at
tackled and badly beat the Italians.
Just a. the trouble was becoming more
serious the project arrived and induced
the Frenchmen to retire. At o'clock
Monday afternoon the Italian cafes
were attacked. A number of Italians
were treated in the same manner. The
mob marched through the streets
shouting:
"Down with the Italians"
Several Italians who were met in the
streets were beaten and kicked. The
mob was reinforced, and proceeded to
the Italian consulate.
The police vainly tried to check the
mob. The leaders procured ladder,
fixed 1t to the balcony of the consulate,
and several rioters headed by drunken
carpenter, entered the consulate, tore
up the Italian flag. smashed the es-
cutchson, breaking the furniture, threw
the statuettes upon the floor and kicked
them to pieces, and sprang upon two
large oil paintings representing King
Humbert and Queen Margaret of Italy
and threw them into the street.
4 detachment Of military engineers
was summoned and the soldiers charged
upon the mob. After the rioters were
driven out of the consulate, which was
then occupied by the troops, the project
made IN apology to the Italian consul.
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vn Auosuay inc Denver minJ received
gold bullion to the value Of &126, 900
the highest sum ever reached in single
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WEST SUPERIOR, Wis.,, June 2S.-A
IRE occurred at the drydock of the
American Steel Barge company on
board the Steamer w. II. Sibley. The
boat was badly damaged.
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sanfo,s Trial Day 81

LYONS, June 27.-The trial Of Cesare
eanto, the anarchist assassin OF Presi-
dent Carnot, Is to take place July %.
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The 800 employees of the Illinois Cen
trail company in the Burnside shops
have joined the strike. They walked
out in body and took train for the
city.
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Grocertcs and PFovtsloos-- " hoIesaIs
Rrfc<n


srsss sfuFs--tammea. Per gallon. ia
isss fair, r>r ksll0s, asfhcf fasrf. pr
sslisa. ssnses sisszi. esns syrsp. per gal
Lon. 1tasc.
Mesx-s<s-Comuoo. pes ss,ion. issise
fair, pr gallon. Ia zt.es sisofce. p.r ssiisa.
S7eocs fsncy. op~n k<sts. VIZ -gsiisn.
1ss4tars rier. Csfoilns fzis. pc kosind.
zssct rice. god. PEI poaaa. tj<45jses
riee. fancy he.4. s.<tdsA<cs
Csss<s--Fuff crssni. Latte.
CSssD oooo. :. cefs, sacfsis 80
asssas serassa~s. o. iosf - go asssa
CaFfrs~-tn~~s<d r., ktazse Mar
enits. 30 81 lara Wf1xes Ne<ts aha
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sl.et N r-s1na tias. ttel s<ssis Fsaarfssi.
80. slses sepsusa ne, 80
fe1sss - pr~~~nd etietns. fa8tt1
4r>-~~a 49,, - Sf@~~<a tsfsess. ia4ttaB
9r->~~a ssssk fnetfet ssssss s8iu 80
ts,asa ss~ssns, s,ssfss 80 t~s.saa :
s.ssrtsu ss>sf~. - esrk
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4acBi aesnaavsb siessF, 80 hrfesI =
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Fsgsfs -ffs<asss q ssa4at bef sss
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~ - sr.sslfs, a. 90 - 80 tssesAt ffs~
t<ftss<. f-fssS Csc 80 k<ff<l q gt3e -,
Fss4f - slss4sf4 kst4 fsste -, Les .
49, 49,. is ssfsss 90 49, - s~sf'g.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-05

.CucAoo. Jan. k-whsas bulls have at
length received some encouragement.
There il a good strong market today. and
although sherc has been no sensational adj
vance made. yet there was an undsrcurrent
Of marked strength. May opened nc higher
than the final figures Of yesterday, decl ned
&c, became strong and advanced tkefkc.
closing fraction under outside figures. at
66T l67c, net gain Of i5S@tkc. Corn
responded readily 10 the strength in wheat.
May opened at 3sxc. ranged between 3OQ5
Dxc and 5sad3SSc, closing at the outside.
. gain Of Nc for the day. A good business
was transacted IN oats. due PROFESSIONALLY
to the activity pervading the other and more
important grains. May closed h@xc
higher than yesterday. Provisions were
CHER In sympathy With higher prices for
live hoQS The Close was al substantial gains
on all articles May pork gained CSC over
yesterday; May lard 71c and May ribs IL &c.
Closing prices weres
wHzAI-Jsnuary. sixc, Nag, estsc, July.
g. Corn-Jsnuary. 534c; Nay. 39kc
July, 591sc. Oats-January, 2Ss<c; May.
3ic; July. 29Ac. Pork-January. S1275;
May, Si2s2 LArd[anuary. s7.s2; May,
G.N Ribs-January, t6s0; MAJ. $S62
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NEW YoxK. Jan f.-yrcrs--1f Moderately
actives winter wheat Iow srsdsA S&Oa2sS.
WnsAz-spot market modqu1cly aetpe;
hrmer; optiols were mofe 9ofive, lac
higher. duo Co large ciearascss. beeer
cables. light receipts, 6rmer west aud gen
eral covering. closing: No. red. January.
65se; February. ssAc; March, e94ei Nay.
IKE; July, s34c.
CoHs-Spoifairly active, stronger: options
fairy active. xsa1te higher on hrner
cables. hrmer west. local covering and fol-
lowing wheat. closing firrl. January. s2xc;
Februssy, S3Ac; March. &isi May. 45ssc
PosE-CnIet. steady; men. $1A7S.a l4-51
CoSrss-Options opened barely stcady. at
5ao points down; closed steady. ~ SQl5
points down. January. Si7.oA
SuaAn-Rav. easier. dulss fair refining.
2he; esntrifugais s. test, 3>l@3fc; refined,
steady. moderate demands No. e, 7-i6td
axe; No Z. sxgs s-iss of 4, s{@3a !:
f14c
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ADVANCE IN STOCKS
MARkET WAS FIRM IN TONE
enkss - ~ p~y AsRvsgnepn 3n& 900
nhasss--Alt Kin1s sf Cersab
We've ntghsr.

.-v.~~ Il. 49,. - 81, M.
80 80 1870 - 1 N ia is.t
- I'D "a; - 800 80 1900 oiYsred
.rIir 81 49, ..ss--.s;i. - -
S6tI -, c--s a. .sI-s~ 80 Nor.
-. Ill., az aS--ss~S ~.ck /.
g. -ssn s-.s.,ss ess~1.-S - hecksr-
h;,l- a a 49, - 80 A. snd
- "a. SsS 49, Po.tsd
- Al st~a al C-~-.s-.~s.l hiII.
4 s9x "a AZ - s.ts 49, snd y. sl0
A "a ~. d~..sa Cr.~---.e.fs honds
auiss. 800. -. Am. ,-ii,osd hond.
sui~s .nJ 49, o,l-s. 81 ~ ho.rd
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SLlb paiis &, Kaxssuh Rse<. sslb pszls.
&, Frsned CssamS 11lb rsjls, s3se.
BCrfzs am ksas--Co1ntfy lBaksk org.
NAL rsizs. pet po1xzd, is.8 3ocs butfsrzss. Lei
sx9a ffssh- bsr 1oz<n. 5Lctz1E
fsssF<sIls-cshs'ags ~ dssss. 119en :
onioas. pr bAusL n8s poteipse pc
bz.<.sl. &>4>oc; ssesf posssos4 Gl534&4
Psr bsfssls e:snA a-zsl1' Assd' pssssa
Fn.ss Msa1s-xssiss sssers, sl4ss<rl
coss and helfsss. t4sc had quarsrrI s<47i
roaad si<h sfank %, uE1sos fore quarters.
l5<15e; bssi ioins. No = s4e; Fibsl 14ocs
PORK ioias s4cs shofidsrs. els; maLtoss
54sss lAnbs. s'&s>sci veal eel
sAoksD 3ssu-hsm> s><e; psenie
hams. ss clear sscoa. n4ei sheSld-ss
e; dried beef. s3<es ssnsAss< boiognA-
bkzs ~ hAHzxIsr-Extra mess b<sf. G.coi
rump butts. <lu-so
|. rozk N EAEzz1s-short cut pork. SlASos
medium clear cu1. < 81.
Fvss-bssr. izrss. 90. ti5. Slo 81 cst.
siid. 7oci cet. house, zc. loc; deer skins,
dry, per pound. &c. lac. loci Ton. red, u. ~.
81; SOC; So to-. er.y Tue sos; iss z, Co. o.
Sc. ses mink, 81. Is, ~. 3oc. Sc; msrten. -.
=. 81; otter. -. -. -. 81; saccoon. is, soc.
&c, 6cs skunk. black. tI-25. ~ 30c, tne.
Hfpns kSp TxrIox-Cured calf. No J. &C.
No, 2 teJ green calf. No |. Sc. No 3. 5>sei
cured hides, No I, sac. No. 2 24es green
hides. No. I. 2se. No. 2. a.; sheep pelta.
iss935e; laphs. &@ssc; iaIlow. l4sS{c.
6RAIH-Wheaf. SIC; corn. $50 3skc; oats,
se40,<c; rye. Csc. Flour. Lily white, 81 ~ |
patent. t2iA Mil suns. middling< tiA 80
bran. S1t5o; screenings. flA50 Ground
feed, per ton. 81 so; corn meal. per ton. elI.
BUCK wheat. - 26la37h
HAr Axp woop-T Timothy. .tetdio per ton
haled, <1Idf12 clover. = per ton; straw.
ys<9s Per ton; wood. lS-Inch beech and
maple. dry. - per cord, green. $l7o pei
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Does she feel poorly all the time. suf-
fer from lack OF energy, and general
no account" listless enervation? She
needs tonic. Something is wrong with
her blood Run for q doctor! Not at
all, my dear siT. Get her bottle OF p.
z. p. [Prickly Ash. Poke Root and
Potassium the very best Woman's Reg.
ulator and Tonic cxtant. 1t reaches the
source OF trouble quietly and quickly.
and before you know it. your wife will
be another woman. and will bless the
kind fate that brought p. p. p. to her
notice and relief. Our best physicians
indorse and recommend it. and no we'll
conducted household where pure blood
and its concomitant happiness is appre-
ciated. should be without il. For sale
by reputable MEDICINE dealers every
where
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BRANCH OF
Columbia Grain and Stock Exchange
. Pearl Street. Grand Rapids
MAIN OFFICE.
Ia and 10 LaSalle Street. Chicago.
Dealers in
Grain, Provisions and Mining Stocks
Telephone No. ia5


DROBATE ORDER-Stats OF Michigan
Il County 81 Kent. sat- q session OF tho
probate court for said county Of Kent. held at
the probate office, Ia the city Of Grand Rapids,
ON the nth day ct pecemb r. In the year ono
thousand eight hundred and ninety-three.
Present. Cyrus E Perkins, nudge ~ prohate
In tho matter Of the estate OF
ELIZA MS. deceased.
An instrument IN writing purpor ing To BE-
the last Will and testament OF SAID decca sod
having beer filed in this court for proba e
Lei ordered. that Noa day, the I'D day Of Janu-
arr. 1891. II ten oclock In the forenoon, nc said
probate Office. be appointed for Proving said
N rasfEea
And il n further ordered that a copy Of this
order BE- published thrs~ successive weeks pre-
vsous Ia said day 81 hearing In tho Grand Rap
ids Herald. daily newspaper. printed and cir
eulafing In said county ~ Kent
CYRUS r.. PERKINS.
"A true copyJ Judge Of Probate.
HAKRr ID. JEWELL. Register. FRI jan IL
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NorlcE no caEplroRs-s,a,e J, Miehi.

NOTICE To CaEDiToRs-stateo Of Michi-
~ gan. County Of Kent, -.
Notice - hereby given. that by an order Of
the Probate court for the county Of Kent, made
on the 9Th Jay of ID csmber, A. ID. fss5. ak
monfhs from tina; date were allowed for credi-
tors b. present their claims against the es-
tate OF
HANNAH A. COOK.
late % said county. deceased. and that all
Prots Office. "a the city 81 Grand Rapids, for
examination and allowance. on or before the
9th day of Juns next, and that surh claims
will b. heard before said court. Monday. the
sth day ~ June next. af ten o elock In the
forenoon Of that day.
Dated Grand Rapids, Mich. Dec !, A. ID.
fssss Gurus L. PERKINS.
FRI deer Judge % Probate.
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MARKETS.

FARM PRODUCE-Priccs 20 retailers.
ArYfH-t,. 2af1.30 per bu<heL Bxkss-
Hand picked. si.so Per busbel. BrETs-
Bafc per ba>iseL BtrTnE-Dairy. isa3Dc
per pounds prime. EXTRA creamery. sc.
JAsnoTs-3or per bu-hsl CTIrsr-
lac per dozen stalks CAssksr-6o,s55c
par dozen. CnxssE--lie per pound. Eass-
90 per dozen. Hossr-l'sncy white. isc
pond. Oxroxs- sc per bsisbcl Pora-
Tox--4ssd5 llc per hsI.heL PAssLEr-2lc per
3oren. PsRssrrs--5nc per bu-hel srrStcs
-S0dypc per bushel. s9yksars-i, IA &c
per POUND vkasrksLs OfsrBns-90e25c
PER dozen launches
<n-~.~~x "a p~x.~tss.-~-. urh..f..-.t-
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NOTICE To- CREDITORS
~ state ~ Nirhtxaa. ts.antY - Kent -.
<atier - hsfsssf sareu. that - a. dFsfsr - Che
prthats erasf fsf The eaossF - Neat. made "a
30 5nh fay q Ilecsssstsr A. -. 1st3 ga Hsaths
from that Ian snFe sisse.l fof efesitfers -
present tse.f eisiffss seataef thr estate "a
f.Asb AFlt KIP.
tsfs - al eeaaff sier~assst ssd that al eFasi
ifass - ssid areesrea sss f~qsEfsd o. rs~ssas
fAs4f Siaisas - SD pssiissts sssft ~ tie pro-
hss~ fsfss. ~ -. fttf - tffaad hsf.fs 90 a
anfinafirln sod sfiyssnse. - f~ftfn tis@ sab
aag "a 4aas seaf sell fhat affh efstsns
slsl ~ tsaf3 hsfssfs saia etssff - d ssiaS
fist 80 az - fshe s<sfi 81 ~ afts@s ~ ths
lssfsf tis.sa "a airt = StA u lsa
tfHrs TfuFlas
"a laa - t..aas - rfssi.-sa
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ItAfr fifF A tui,f ss~ rectafe ~ fasei,h
~ a. . ssssf siels w.fh - eifk.sat ssefs
s~tft a1Is tises. =. - D - - - - faie.
10 sfsa iseaafl : tassta n .tes{fsa ta.af.hs...s
ia : - - A. sites tasie~<s fess. - 80
AS sssss 81 > ssihs
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efess f~ptsfz SEA taa D. ien
<sstss !. tstsA4 sss>s thet t<s ass-sssssss
fstH - So e-z<t - 4is.l - s<eas IL -
: IA fs-sa att 80 - - 80 - - -
sslass = $50 - - ts~as ssa 49, <u4 -
4srs if..ss AS f4ss - sis4 ess.es = - ssts
t<tesssss SIS kau.
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flsfik se.esi essiet - -, sis~kkasssrs -
So eiiisss go teft =, So AZ tfsef -
ts.isIf-st ~ $50 rs,Aa 81 49, a. I - > e
sisssf rssss =, - etss = esfsa pa -. > \
:. 80. 8. 80 "a k.lsks2slAlS 'a'
ir-s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-05

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
~ state ~ Michigan. County ~ Kent. So
Proha r. gourt for the county 81 kcat, made on
the 18th day ~ eeembe-. A ID. 1<0. sin monfhs
from that date we're allowed for rredit0rs to
present their claims against the esfateof
A>lU> NuRf l.,
late - said ccsnsy. deceased. and that all ered-
IfoFs ~ sssd d<ceas~d arr required 20 present
thau claims 20 said Probate Court. ~ the pro-
bate offlce. In the rity ~ Grand Rapids, for en-
animation and allowance ON 90 bcfore the fhth
day ~ Jane ncxt. aud That sneh claims
vii ~ heard h-f,re said court CA tuesday.
Dated ssrsnd Rsr,s.i., Nich. p.e. ~, A. u. fsxs.
cikts y PFEkINS,
fff ian 70 Judxs ~ fro,sstaI
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ft&ffz skb = <na ssss sstss <sssss4
sEss = - - a Hsssia- - - as
f9tEtsf r.k>ttsEsst fskts fseslssae -
s.te ~ q ks4s-s - .sl@t+a q - see1
sssast =. 49, So - : 49, ssss
s~~Es s=3 sitss ississ 49, .ts~ ~ = u
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Anaaai Meeting o. Goshen Svss. e.
GnMn2EY,

n - <esssi $50 &c - - stsss ks,sstss -
tts raaa f&eas4 - Fssf ~ taEif
tsss - - ~ ketf 8 ets<f asA
sl - -ssss "a te-le = af - SEE
4es tta~atF ftk lft - $3.50 ~ tsfst
s,ss-4. - - : t.e ssst Is AZ ftsN
faAfs i 7est - So
tysss ssfeas ss<.z 80 e. "a 80
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p~eroltGra,n.

prrrorr. Mich. Jan. l-Closs. Wheat
No. red. cash and January. s1s<c; May,
eshe; No white. cash. 6osxc. Corn--No. 2
mixei. cash. 3sc: No 1ysllow, cash. 3siSc.
O~ts-No. 1vhits. cash. a. Clover Sod.
ass
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Ist.sthFiNf. ss~ss s,.li~t sssts~s sses =
sffa " sfs fefff tftsfA-ese s.s-ies
ffssa "a - eslss - fsst<s sssstas ~ "a
sis s~<seA Af--is=te@ = sst.ts. e 49, - <ztf=
sra4
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Dexter s. Petitions and wife 70 Au-
gust W. Nohnke. y iot II,
Charles G. Pettibone a Co.'S subs 800
George c. Fitch and wife to Nr<
Emily Hendricks. y lot II. blk
9. Granite add ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1850
julius NJ Jsmi=on 10 Henry +.
Huntlcy and vic. lot 8. blk Z,
Smith 4 Van Allen s add ....... 1000
Helen NJ Huntley 10 Julius NJ. jam
ison. LOT =. blk Z, Smith & Van Al
lens add ...................... 1000
Henry :. lressburg and wife to FL
vira w. Boltwood. lot 4. Tuttis
Bros- sub. ...........-......... 80
Edward l. Briggs and wife To Fred
erick q. Sehleicher. lot -. u. w.
Petite add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
Hetfie Vedders et al. ~ Clara T.
S,ainton, 3o5s II, lot 2, A. We'd
ders suo...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,zoO
Elvira 4 E<res TO Ida Lanecn-
srepen, lot %, Andre Il Estes sub. 500
Martha Field to William Averiil, ct
al. VI r y, NV y, sec 3, Court
tand ................... oO
r. G. :Sisson to OFlaudo Sisson,
piece land on sec %, Piainheld. 80. 80
-
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ANIMAL arrrisu.

fftnf $780, szests- - So vs<s-s = tssss 4
tRs - tssst- rfsst-t - ~ st@>
~ So - tss4.t es~,sfs - ~ fsSts4sf
al So ssees. g. $50 s>Ss
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AXE SHORE &
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
~ kffkci kos. -, Ixa

The Lake Shore via Cleveland IN caa..rss,.
With - are snd l. n Rys forms the sale.,
80 anc mott ir<et route 70 fsttsbars
-: sxIrn. e. q. a 4. A. Cleveland. u
&. : hoskks. t'ity fas~~nxer Asnst
JANIS CAMPBELL Clty r cE~s AGA.
- Monroe rlr..sa
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e<snf kstt.fs ntA.. pps a -
x~fIr~ = krsshf sssea lhsf - sas@ssz<sSf
81 - - fref<sszusst - ss.afh fes<esst
sere~f 800 Washsnsrea gtF~ef - 1890 ssfsss !
rssaf tIsas-.ss - 49, peFisef - f-~ssf fsfs
h<,a - asis a - $50 = me go ss.As~rss
"a. ' IA soszEk ca r--~..-
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Geaxs sftpa De - fssa
scale N rupossis 90 a care an eesto D -
the uanesr an sslnfis - arht coat s1s
yrsr 80 h. r,cetset on q b&prs lsa az I.
lsPt o. a. a 81 e. nccz. ~ ~ ~ fr>etEG. hstr-
men ,ns e. Cos mite. "a Tie tootf tffrk's
casca. "a sncusys WI b let oet o. the
b.as ~ : etosst ~ par ine he hi<bes, sssr "a
inlerfst on wcekif Ia kafst frss5<ed that
ssid depository az otnt shsl eiee lend 20
saliielsnt safr,se. a. ~ apprsssi ~ sxiah SD
o. - refA nrsneat - fha tsssF8 sasg firerf
= d.sssasi 90 the fsiltfal caro- se4 m tstF
e a. iseness - tsfs~ttet 80 ssst hsss -
e. a. a y ftts fStE
Is a. - &fse>E
q a HNbf
lsat tinsass ,sss,salti~e kens tssnatr
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G. w. WATKINS,
INSURANCE..
szssn Michigan Truss Company Bnssias

The Losses OF property by IRE for the pear 1871
have teen unprecedrnted. an ountinx IA rpyxsd
Numbers 20 over tls.0o0uo per month. ~ more
than siiz.ov0U for the eight monfhs ending
August 3ist.
Presumably fnsursnce companies vii safer
TO IN exisnt that viii compel many of tic
smaller companies 10 30 cat of the buslDe1k
Insurers should look 70 10 In these perttoue
times that their property - tnsur~d In sale and
i PSsais fS%sss,'. -. -. 70 socp
BoyIston. Boston ....--......-...........-. IOooJ
London and Lancashire. England. <on.g0
Citizens. y. y .-...-....--..-.-- .-.-. f.tfA0B
Scot ish Union and National -.-....... ~ I)zzIQD
Liverpool. London 6lobe.-...-...-.-.--. tSQn.ms
Impartial Engiand lo4N
American. Philadelphia xe1o
sun Fire Office Of London .----......- 6A0ooo
LIFE AND ACCIDENT.
Travellers Lifs and Accident Of Hart
''''' sEduRfrY.
American Surety. n. $4,000
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