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Advertisements that have the leant Indelicate tendency, and all of the oDe-dollnr- 1 1 J»NV^i. : '-dJ* * "," _ V,mcs_s<,J_\ a-grab jewelry advertisements,are absolutely ./ nt the Ann Arbor r „ n>ml excluded from our columns. Onlj- \ll-ll.nil l I - CHURCH DIRECTORY. the article could bo had iu Now Bruns- FROM DAKOTA. From the Colorado Springs Gazette. Well, here we are, my dear old wife, on board the wick." PIKE'S PEAK. train at last! " You are from Philadelphia, then !" STATE gIFTISGS. AMONU OUR EXCHANGES. Baptist Church. Our little all packed in a trunk, with lock and strap TINER CITY, DakotaTer., Dec. 2, 1880. RKV. S. HABKSLL, Pastor. made fist. "Yes, do business .there. You have A SeethiHg- Volcano—Fire, Smoke and 1 hear the bell a riqgtn7 and the whistle's piercin'cry; most probably heard of our firm—Hyde, J-ititOT Courier — Thinking that many of A htrrel-boop factory u la'ked of at Pretty healthy prospect, isn't it when tbe Sabbath »ervice», 1014 A, M. and 7V4 >•• «• There, wife we're inovin' out oi town; we're goin' your readers in Washtenaw county would Melted Lava Pouring' from the Crater. Brighton. papers throughout the state begin to twit >1 after mornin? service. west to die! 'look, Sage, Connelly & Co." PMVIT meeting Thursday - 7J< o'clock. Albion is to have a new depot, to be built We've been from Jane's to John's house, from John's "I can't say that I ever heard of that be glad to know something of this territory, The probability of a volcano existing in each other of stealing their items? (Catholic Church. house back to |«ne. firm—but there appears to be a good many I thought this the best way to pul liclv the Rocky mountains has never entered by the M, C. II. It. next summer. The Battle Creek Journal heads a mar- Till, now, lliey'w laid their burdens down on board of you." Rsv. i"\Tiu:u KIKI.K, Paetor. the western train; koawer the many letters I receive almost the minds of our citizens. Conclusive That street wash-out in Grand Rapids riage notice "a new departure." Well, it i,,, v \i i-- < A. »• uirh Uut, M14 A. •. Veepen " Oh, yes, it is a large house." last summer, cost the city $7,000, Til rather hard to send us off, all crippled up ind daily making enquiries as to the chances evidence that such a thing does exist, may be for Battle Creek, but it's nothing ,. «. Sun li . i". »• '• How many lanterns do you want?" and not very far, from Colorado Springs, At Howell, last Saturday, Chai: In find a place in which In die two thousand miles it quired old 1)—. for easily opening up a farm here, as well has recently been furnished us by Sergt. Green died while sitting in his chair. new for this section. Congregational Church. A\VA\ " Three hundred will do." as the soil and various productions. I KKV. W. n. Rvnr.11, Pistor. O'Keafe, of the signal service. The first! To prevent tbe further spread of diphthe- The Alpena Pioneer says that " Omar D. Since we broke up a kcepin' house, they've carted us " What will you pay a hundred?" came here the 12th day of April last, with knowledge that was given us of this pecu- | Sabbatb»tth> MwvJeas, 11HM4 A. n. and TH4 F. 1 around, The Yankee stated the sum considerably ria tbe schools have been closed at Linden. Conger would make the strongest man in d H School after morning ten Ice. Till, now. it seems, a home for us on earth connot be my family, and as it was then pretty well liar and newly discovered phenomenon, «1ng rhiir^diiy evening ut " o'clock. tound; over the maiket value of the article. was reported last Saturday afternoon, and A buzz saw amputated a hand for A. the Senate we could send there." The KM -me as this old lace of mine can ne'er look fOUDg on the frontier and with few public ac- again. " Do you wish them delivered in I'iiila since that time a Gazette reporter, under Trowbridge, at Berrien Springs, l.i«t Mon- Pioneer always was a sound paper. Episeopul Church. So cure- we'll never more return to trouble John :ind ommodations, I immediately put up a day. de'phia?" the guidance of Sergt. O'Keefe, visited the The Kdruore Gazette has been merged lUv. WM.I.VK IUII, Beotor. Jane. " No, I will attend to that." cheap board house and barn, and we soon scene of what proved to be one of the Ileports from tbe lumber woods ate ex- 9 ,i,', ttb < irvlcei, lOtf A. ». and 7K r. a. They send us to a stranger land, o'er an untravelrd into tfie Journal, the continued ill-health Snudij s -boo). 2V4 P. M. " Add anotherdollar to the hundred and took possession and have lived very com- most wonderous discoveries ever brought tremely favorable for a large log crop this road. I will furnish them to you," said old D—." winter. of Mr. Harrison, of the former paper, com- l{..ii.'ii>ui>«erv\ce», Phandit) evening at TJlo'cloek. That Man-, in her western home, may bear the heavy fortable, and I must say as happy as ever to light in thia mountain region. load. "Agreed," said the Yankee. "Now ; Nearly all the citizens of Colorado I Cbarlcvoix has :i ni w planing mill and pelling the change. The issue of December ttorinan Methodist Church. It is'ni to be wondered at that my eyes are tilled with when can you procure them " in Saline, Washlenaw county. We have Springs have seen or read of the crater I other factories for wooden materials in OOH- Rjv. C. HKI.WI.I. Piistor. tears. 10th was the first of the consolidation. Or that my form is bending down with more than " In two days." had a fine season for work of all kinds, which is located pear th» summit and just I tetiiplatioii. ices. 1014 A. K. and 1% T. U. weight of years. "All right—I must go ten miles further. The South Lyon Sentinel has vanished Sunday School, at nine o'clock A. M. plenty of seasonable rains, and there has west of the peak. It has always been con-1 Coldwater reports a general livening up PI iyer raoettng ot WBdnusdiiy. I didn't think 'twould come to this—I didn't mean it —I will pay you for them on my return." been several thousand acres of prairie ceded by scientists that this self samel of business in that city, and many fine im- into the dim shadows. In other words has should— After some further conversation about crater had in times gone by been the scene j Lutheran Church. No home is like your own home, though made of broken about our village, and over 200 provements. ascended the spout, around which the wood- logs of woocf. the size, make and quality of the article, of a terrible eruption, as particles of lava I bine twineth its fond, cold tendrils. Froze R«v. JOHN NBUMANN, rumor. No bread is sweet when eatin' it mid bitterness and all which served to impress D— with the farm houses in close proximity and some had been discovered in the crevices of thel Thos. J. Kelley, a prominent citizen of HabtMtb novices, 10S4 A. M. and 7yt p. a. strife; legitimacy of the transaction, the Yankee nine stores and a great many dwellings in rock adjoining it. Those who have inves-j Bay City, died last Sunday of hemorrhage out. The subscribers didn't bring in tUat 8uii 1 u ichool after morning service. Pew cares to fill with peace and love an old man's of the lungs. load of wood. Prayer meeting, Thnrsd&y evuutnRiit 7K o'clock. closing life. returned to town, put on his old clothes, the village. Crops of all kinds as far as tigated more closely the various formations! and otherwise altered his appearance, so Now, o'er a long, untraveled road, we seek a stran- tried have been good. Wheat, from 20 to which are peculiar to a volcanic mountain! Stable boys are now termed "barnyatd The Heed City Clarion has been purchas- Methodist Church. ger land— that be was fully prepared to superintend generally have affirmed that there are! clerks," by some of our state papers. It's ed by Chas. K. Barnes, formerly of Battle U.'-.v. Inns .UwiTiii, Pastor, The old home circles broken up at cruel Time's com* the sale of his own lanterns when the old 35 bushels to the acre; oats, from 30 to 75; plenty of evidences to show plainly thatl a stable epithet just same. Blhblta »arvice», Wri A. a. and T% P. ». mand; skinflint arrived. In due time I)— arrived potatoes, mostly planted on sod, I think the Pike's Peak crater has in its center al Creek, on both the Journal and Michigan si.ii 1. School :iftor morning service. But they cannot destroy our love, 'tis stronger now The belligerent school board of HiUsdale Tribune, who proposes to take hold of the Prayer m iettng, i': oingatTK o'clock. than when at the tavern, and after much screwing and about 100 to 150, but on lands broken a circular or cup like opeoing through which| have somehow bought a load of wood, and Our heads wore not the silver locks of thrao score Jewing, the bargain was struck, the money !• 1,;, - Sleeting, Saturday 7 r. u. years and ten. year ago they produced some 400 bushels lava has certainly been emitted. set the schools running again. same and make of it a lively local paper, paid down, and the tinware delivered. It was on the night of the 29th of Oc | Presbyterian Church. Since we broke up a keeping- house we've led a per acre ; corn has been but little planted, Kalkaska county offers the seeker after a and one that will rank well among the state wretched life; A broad grin of Satisfaction might have tober that the crater first displayed any KEV. RIOHABD 11. STPKI K. 1>. !>., l'nstor. but tlu1 Y'ankee corn has done well. The northern home the advantage of good soil, exchanges. lane put the blame upon her man, and John upon hi< been observed all this time on the face of signs of volcanic activity. Sergeant <)'-| light taxes and no county debt. •a. and 7V4 p. w. wife. six or eight of the bystanders, but nothing soil is a rich black loam from 15 to 20 Keefe was aroused from his slumbers by i The Port Huron Times has the following Snadiy 4rhj >land rlinle cows after muruing service They think not of their infancy—of all those tender I .vi ry senatorial candidate reports lar^e Pruyer meeting, rtrirsiUyeveulneatfto'clock. ycari. was said. The Yankee got full price for inches deep, then beneath that a gravel dreary, doleful sound which apparently statistics: v 1 m< Pe >ple j lie itlnc, Bnndi) e»»»lBg «H. When night and day we toiled for them ami wiped his lanterns, pocketed his $20 and then emanated from beneath lhe signal station.| accessions among the legislators recently. their flowing tears. marl of about the same depth, with about > Somebody must be lying about it. ''The year 18S0 witnessed a wonderful started homeward. His first convictions were "that it was an revival of ship building in Michigan. Fig- (inltarian Chnrch. We leave behind us nil the scenes of early years, dear 55 per cent, of lime, then comes clay sub- A safe burglary, at the elevator of J. K. KBV. .1. T. Sr\!i!:iu,\Nr). PaBtor. Old D— waited all the next day, and earthquake, but this impression was soorj ures are published showing that the ton- will-, soil, making us one of the finest soils in Gardner, at Croswell, netted $500 in cur- ii'K A. M. and 7K r. » An.I all the friends with whom we've won the victo- two more, but the Philadelphia merchant dispelled by the fact that the sounds still nage of the lakes was increased this year by ries of life. came not. At length the lanterns grew continued without any signs of ajar. Thej rency to the operator. No clue. S11 ldiy School U 12 x. We leave behind the little church, where olt wt-Ve the world for all kinds of crops. Barley is the addition of $1,800,000 worth of float- si.i l< /ixsnt ^ir, A n. knelt in prayer. hatfeful in the old man's eight, and with a said to go 75 bushels to the acre here. seargeant concluded to investigate the Dr. Cruickshank, of Howell, accused of ing property. Adding to this the amount But, £ood wife, we will never leave the God that met duz<:n ruund oaths, reflecting severely upon cause of this mysterious sound, ana body-snatching, has taken I'niuh leave, and expended in repairs and the cost of vessels '/Ann Lutheran Church. us there. the mercantile community in general, the Peas grow very heavy, and in fact all kinds he and his assistant, Mr. F. L. JonesJ KKV 11. P. ISKI.SER, Pastor. his bondsmen are in a sorry pickle. • now on the stocks the aggregate will be Although these eyes are grow in' dim, I still can see tinware was put in the garret. The joke of garden produce beats anything I ever Sihbath Sarvlces at 10K A. M. and 7 P. M. dressed themselves and started out in searcll A lady named Miss Stinker, of Port nearly $2,500,000." to read got wind and everybody knew it, and from saw in Michigan. This formation of soil of the cause. They had barely stepped" s in liv Sen ml i-n'iiert at'.ly liter morning service. The precious truth In God's own Word, that children Austin, was married the other day. Hu- The editor of tbo Plymouth page of the Religions aervlc - W"odntt»a»j evauln*»tTo'clock. all should heed: that day forth, the old miser was known holds moitture better than any other, from over the door sill when a bright flash, al "Honor thy father,'' taltft the Lord -"thy mother ron county beaux have queer tastes. Wayna Co. Review has opened up a col- bv the cognomen of "Old Lantern." the fact that the gravel marl absorbs it and first thought to be lightnin», surmounted^ honor, too. Many years afterwards the old man die], the summit of the peak. It was only of Wild game is reported in great abun- umn of "answers to correspondents." In Thin shalt thou live lon^ in the land that God bus gives it back to the top soil as the plants BUSINESS CARDS. given you." and the handbill that announced the sale second's duration and the peak was agaii dance all over the state this winter. In answering one he says that the head on the of his effects contained ttie following Nota require it. Now I suppose many will en- clouded in darkness. From this time oi fact nearly as plenty as dogs and hunters. Our latest days will dawn ere long-our journey's delinquent new silver dollar is that of Miss EMZABETIl 1». I»OI»E, M. »., end is nigh - Brne : quire, will it pay for me to pull up and go the sound heietol'ore described seemed ti That mysterious factory at Bay City is PHY8ICIAS AWD S|7R<;K"N, We're going west to Mary's home, we're going west Anna W. Williams, of Philadelphia, and , to die; " Also at the same time and place, three to that far country ? I say yea, to all ener- decrease until the usual quiet of the solem^ now absorbing rancid butter, and the Special attention pnid to the dlMttea of mountain peak was again restored. gloaming thickens. But-ler may be oleo- nota "fancy head." Which is not at all women and children.. City and country calls Then He who sees the sparrow fall, who counts the hundred lanterns—almost as good as new, getic, go ahead men, young or old. If ocean sands, m wliich will be sold at a good bargaiu." The following day Sergt. O Keefe visited margarine. complimentary to Anna, for it is a fearful promptly attended to, Will take us to our better house—the house not made you can raise one thousand dollars (of ••TICK, »« nPVBBMOl STHKKT, with hands. the crater, feeling confident that the sounJ The widow, of Christopher Kustercr who looking head, gazing vacmtly into space for c mrse the more the better) come and take Two Door, from Slate Street. THE PKNRHVS SLATE QUARRIES IN heard on the tiif,'ht previous emanated was lost on the ill-fated Alpena, has re- that 13 cents deficit. HOW A SHARPER WAS TAKEN IN. a government 1 section for $18, a tree cul from that source. What was his surpris| ceived $5,000 the amount of insurance he WALES. The Grand Rapids Evening Post, very 0. C JENKINS, ture claim for $14, and not stay where you on looking down into the crater to discove carried on his. In the fall of 1812, on my way from New 1!Y UF.V. HENRY M.GOOpBLL. vapor curling up from the cup like inoloJ The Catholics are building a cemetery saucily makes this remark, which leads us are and be obliged to pay from $50 to $75 •ure. This discovery only prompted bin] York to Washington, I stopped for a We were stopping at Bangor, a very vault at Brighton, for the u?e of not only to imagine its editor has either been bitten couple of days in the pleasant city of New per acre for an improved farm. You avoid to further continue his researches, anl pretty little village, with interesting seen their own congregation, bit whoever may or is a .bachelor, for we cannot endorse the O1TFICE : Brunswick. On the afternoon of niy arri- a life-long debt on your homestead, and after two hours laborious climbing hefoun| desire to use it. ery on every side, and I proposed that we himself standing within two hundred yard sentiments : (No. 32 East Washington Street. val, six or eight of the townsmen were can make four timoo dm mansa Our Charlotte's citizens can now walk home congregated in White Hall Hotel, dis of the crater chimney. The heat, even i " Mr. Talmage, in discussing—or rather :y occnpii 'I by Dr. should visit the famous quarries of Lord Scotch Fife wheat is now selling for from in the light of forty street lamps, and they cui-sin^ the character and animadverting ihi- dtoicrawi ****! veij ^t'|..»c.-53lvc, «..J * 1 in 'holding forth' concerning—domestic Protblngnam. Penrhyn, five miles distant toward the 90 cents to $1 per bushel. Oats, 40 to 50 ground about him was covered with pul • »o in «»ll r'-TgfH wirll ll.Ar.i tl>>» tl.»j-—. '.KDtf upon the habits of one of their citixens, a to put up more. nrb, named women ior Deconnng neglect- Mr. M. D., who was notorious for MsBoQ' mouutuins. The coach was ready about cents. Butter 30 cents, and, by the way, verized ashes and lava, which had beel ful after marriage of the little arts which RENRT 15. HILL, noon and we started off, enjoying the jour- emitted from what be believed to be an it] The Catholic society of Ionia is to erect make them attractive. ' The fact is, he ning at a bargain, and close-6stedn<\ss in cattle do first rate here, and we have the a grand church edifice the coming season. money affairs. ney very much as we passed handsome cipient volcano. said, ' many women make their charms a ATTORNtYATLAW finest beef I ever saw, fattened entirely on O'Keefe was lost in astonishment. TlJ It is to be 135 feet long by 40 feet in width, net for one haul, and after marriage tho net As the conversation was carried on in a villas, well built farm houses, neat cot- the prairie grass. Some farmers are keep- and to cost $15,000. RMl Estate Kroker, pretty loud key, [ may as well let the snow for a distance of half a mile from tlJ is thrown away.' Well, considering the na- tages, rich meadows and cultivated fields. ing as many as 25 cows, and they pay crater had entirely disappeared. This wa The place of Chas. T. Gorham of Mar- ture of many of the 'hauls,' we don't blame AND [N80RANCK AQEN1 ;iutors speak for themselves. them." OPPICK : "Close, did you say?" remarked one, Betliesda, in close proximity to the quar- handsomely. Up to this date work has all the more remarkable as it had upon tli shall, on the commission for the reform \n. 1 Opera Honm- III nek " Why, you might as well try to fish a dol- ries we found to be mostly inhabited by day previous been several feet io deptl| school for girls, will have to be supplied, Tbe Ingham County News gone on every day in town, buildings going The seargeant was very much astonishe ANN ARBOR, Mi. 11. lar out of the ocean, as to get fairness out he having resigned. Has this to say, Welsh, very few of whom could converse up and mechanics been able to do all kinds In an ironical way, -itStl uf liim in a bargain." at the remarkable discovery brought Frank Emery, charged with committing in English, but on every hand there, were of carpenter work. The weather for four light, but he was not deceived by thl of Michigan legislatures : WILLIAM HERZ, " A perfect skinfilint!" uttered a little a robbery at Metamora last February, has di-sattis-fied looking fellow. " I knew him evidences of thrift and contentment.- weeks past has varied from 20 degrees calm. He was convinced that theabsolul) just been sentenced to Jaekson for 21 years, " Various papers throughout tbe state, • i". aying ":itinr»ctlon. Shop No. 4 West/ similar to that which occurred on the 29i are not so red hot for it as last season, how- " hiniitoii Street. Ann Arhor.Mioh./ "True," said another, "he's the keen- are fast approaching the highest peak of home wood, coal, flour, groceries and ever. that there is no call for a long session, and the range. This stupendous work is tbe only more violent, occurred. Sergearl the people don't want it, but there's an in- est fellow I ever knew. Look how he did apples. Many people get a false idea of O'Keefe happened to be up on the roi At the New England Farmer's conven- ^niith, in that bargain. A man should result of fifty years drilling, blasting, and our climate, and think because il has been tion, held at New Britain, Conn., this compatibility between an adjournment and W. ». J.vrKMON, of the signal station on this occasion, ail the Michican legislator, which all your ef- rise early to trade with Smith, I can tell shipping, always with a large force of so cold and so much snow south of us, that he portrays the majesty of the scene as thl week, Prof. VV. J. Beal, of tbe agriculttival you." college, Lansing, read a paper upon "Our forts to bully and bulldoze cannot overcome. hands. At present 3,000 men are employ- of course we, in our locality, must be worse grandest that he has ever witnessed, nJ There'll be a long session whether there's " There's no mistake about D—'s being excepting that of Vesuvius, seen by hij Schools of Agriculture." a sharper," added a third. ed, and over 600 tons of slates are conveyed off. 150 miles south of us snow has been anything to do or not." DENTIST/ in 1862, when lie was a lad, and before At Edmore the people are raising a fund " He would out-Yankee Yankeedom and every week by rail to Port Penrhyn, whence 12 inches deep, with the thermometer 25 left his native Ireland for America. by voluntary contribution to purchase a Tbe way the Gratiot Journal warms it to Otllve over ||i>cli & Abcl'ta. DOt half try," put in a plethoric individual, they are exported to various parts of the to 30 degrees below zero. We have had the slimy carcass of Dr. Monfort, of Ithaca, who seemed to give his testimony. The eruption began with a tremendoJ present for every poor child in the place tiy First National Bank. " I would give ten dollars to have him kingdom and even to America. The rail- no snow yet to stay, only two or three lit- burst, which shook Pike's Peak to its vei whose parents are unable to provide one for who had the cheek to return to that place, 7:i3tl handsomly taken in," said another party. road was constructed specially for this pur- tle flurry?. I want to ask my friends in foundation, hurling into the air dena them. A noble and generous deed. after disgracing his own wife and children pose, of a very narrow gauge, and six miles clouds of ashes and In "»; These explosion It is asserted that Charlotte has male and despoiling a happy home by debauch- "So would I," repeated two or three. Washtonaw county what finer country do sneoooded each other with rapidity uj ;J During the conversation I had observed in length, costing Lord Penrhyn $850,000. bipeds, in human shape, that amuse them- P. SORtt, you wish? Many of you have known me creased violence for about one hour, whej sulTes by nUU^ ^, C.*»4M.UI;»K ili^i.. ine one of its loved ones, is (vrniinonrinlilo an individual with a strongly marked lw There can be no excuse which can in the re- BxaM AND UHMAMBNTAL Yankee face who was paying strict atten- There are s-ome twenty ledges rising one for years (for I catue to Saline with my the volcano seemed to enter into profoun with kerosene and then setting them on fire. PAINTER. Paperlnu. Glazing, parents in 1830 and grew up among you) sleep. During the eruption the clouds ad Almost too disgusting to believe. motest manner palliate such an offense ; a Jildfng, and work of every des- tion to the speakers. lie was a tin ped- above another to the top of the mountain strongly illuminated by the reflection f cription done in the best style. dler, and had three wagons loaded with and know how much reliance you can place A. B. Turner, of the Grand Rapids Eagle doctor, especially, who will take advantage Paints, Oils, and Varnishes on forming a vast amphitheatre like the the glowing lava in the crater, giving tl; hand and for sale. Shop, No. S$ lafiterns then in a yard. When they began Colosseum of Home. Deep down into the on my statements. Again I say young man, scene the appearance of a vast conflagrdj is credited with wanting to be government of his calling, who forgets the allegiance he Sast Washington Street, Ann to talk of giving money to have their neigh- printer. As no man in the printing busi- Vrbor, Mich. 604tf very bowels of the rock they have also if you want to begin life where you can tion. This will account for the peculiJ owes to his wife, and the protection his own bor outwitted, he arose and putting on the light which has been noticed by the sheel ness is allowed to hold the position, he will Yankee pretty strongly, said: blasted, and narrow railways penetrate to have a big start, and a cheap one, and a have to sell his bald-headed bird. family of little ones are entitled to, to say good chance to make yourself independent herders on the plains east of this city. nothing of his own honor and self-respect, " Gentlemen, I don't know that 'ere in- every part of the quarry, often conducted Sergeant O'Keefe informs us that th The last place to report a death from the THE ANN ARBOR dividual about whom you are speaking. I through long tunnels to the bottom of in from five to ten years, come to Northern flow of the lava tends toward Huxton| very bad habit boys in cities have of catch- or the good name of the community in fray, I don't know him— but if you ve a shafts of immense depth, up which the Dakota. Fargo, the county seat of Cass creek, whence the water for the supply ing on bobs, is Detroit, and Chas. K. East- which he resides, as this one has done, de- mind to subscribe a little grain of some- the city is procured, and there is no doulj man, aged seven years, the boy. Ho was serves not only the severest condemnation thing, just to pay the venture, like, why, I loaded c.»rs are raised by powerful machin- county, is the headquarters for emigration into North Dakota. Take the North that the hot lava will, if it reaches tff the oldest son of a widowed mother. that words can be made to utter, but social shouldn't mind tryin' it. I calculate it ery run by water power. In the midst of creek, so heat the water that it will be < Savings Bank, Pacific west.or its branches diverging to the Marshall pays $3,593.75 liquor tax, while ostracism, and the public whipping pots be- might be done. I've learned of such people the quarry one or two perpendicular masses no earthly use for drinking purposes, Battle Creek pays but $2,731.02, and Al- Ann Arbor, Michigan, afore, and I don't know but what I might right and left as you go westward, and you is evident that the eruption has butjul sides. • be able to fetch him. I'm most in the of rock have been left standing. They reach bion $1,065.00, so it will bo seen that a great height and are pierced by many an will see a sight by way of advancementyou begun, and should it continue any lengtl Marshall is way ahead of anything else in TRANSACTS GENERAL BAB BUSINESS, tradin' line, and it is all in the way of of time there is no doubt but that Coloracf Salt Lake Correspondence San P>ancisco Chronicle. old tunnel, giving them the appearance of never dreamed of. Eighteen months ago Calhoun county and is deserving of the trade." Springs will meet the same fate as thJ county seat. Polygamy as an Invesiment. CAPITAL, $50,000. "Just the dandy, gentlemen," exclaimed an ancient castle, now in ruins. only one private cabin was all there was to which destroyed the flourishing cities one ofthepjrty, "just the trick for soup." be seen at Tiner City, or the country about A thief entered the store of J. C. Mttri- We waited at a way .station for dinner. The blasting takes place promptly at the Pompeii and Herculaneum. The flow "You're in the trading line are you?" it, now we have a fine village and a large lava has already extended a distance roe & Son of Whitehall, last Sunday night, A white-haired but not very sanctimonious Organized under the General Banking Law of this beginning of every hour throughout the opened the safe, extracted $1,000, locked btate.tho stockholders are indlvldnally liable Tor an exclaimed another. farming population, and what is more, on three miles from the mouth of the crate saint occupied the chair next to me. A « ddltional amount equal to the stock held by them, " Yes, gentlemen, tradin's my occupa- day. A flag is hung out and a warning it again, and left his name and whereabouts resident of the country?" I asked. Oh, therebf creating a uuarantre Fund for the election day only one democratic vote was and only two eruptions have taken placl a total mystery. Evidently be knew the Henoflt of Depositors of tion. I'm clein from Bangor, way down bell rung. Immediately we saw the m«p yes, for twenty-five years." "Married?" polled, and that by a mau from Michigan. combination. in the state of Maine. 1 can do a little of all running to places of shelter, generally " Some." " More than one wife?" "I most anything, in the summer, I stay at We have now in and about our vicinity Two Ways of Looking- at Things. At the state school for the deaf and dumb, think so, I've'got a few scattered about, $100 000.00. small slate huts built on the different hum and help the old folks—in the fall and some 75 Michigan people, and many more at Flint, diphtheria has attacked some of here and there." "Believe in polygamy, I Four por cent, interest 1B allowed on all winter I peddle tinware, mostly lanterns." ledges. In about five minutes the artillery Two boys went to hunt grapes. Oq the pupils, though in a mild form. The presume?" "Certainly. I'd never have Saving Deposits uf ono dollar and upwards, accord- from Minnesota, some Ohio, Indiana, New was happy because they found grapei I ug to themlesof theBank,and Interest ^impounded " You dun't sell lanterns?" said the of the mountain had ceased and they would Mirror says all cases are isolated, are per- made a iiving if I hadn't." "How's that?" se-ni anntiHlly. Money to loan on nnlncumbcred York and the eastern states, in fact a few The other was unhappy because they hq lilethoric citizen inquiringly. cautiously come forth to their work again ; fectly under control, and exercise* arc going " Well, you see, stranger, I used to think real estate ami other good security. "I'd like to know if I hain't got three from all northern states, and a very few seeds in them. along as usual. as you do. I had 150 acres and one wife, but often they arc surprised by some tardy Two men being convalescent were askj 0\rectort—Christian Mack, W. W. Wines, R. A. Beal hundred of'em in my wagons in the yard!" foreigners. I would not trouble you with Up in St. Clair county a pauper at tbe but didn't make much headway. There WiliUm Deubel, William D. Harriman explosion and every year many lives are how they were. One said, "I am bett " Oh, you have, eh. Well, you're the this letter, but I have not the time to poor house tried to thrash the keeper be was too much work for one man to attend Daniel Hlscock, and Wtllard B. Smith very man we want." lost. An old man whom we took to be a to-day." The other said, "I was wor| cause the food set before him didn t con- to. Finally I took a second wife. She answer all the enquiries I get in regard to yesterday." " Y'es 1" said the Yankeo. cab driver, proved to be one of the author- sist of mince pie, turkeys, cranberry sauce, took her share of the burden like a brick, " We will make up a purse of twenty this country. Y'ours, When it rains ono man says, "This wl etc., and they actually put him in jail for and affairs moved on in better shape. Then CBKIHTI*N MACK, I'res. | W. W. WINM, Vice-Prc». ities, and ordered us off from the ground--, make mud." Another, ''This will lay t| dollars for you, if you will bamboozle our 1 his impudence. I got to thinking if two wives were better CHAH. B. UISCOOK, Cashier. informing us that no visitor was allowed to dust. ' friend D—." The iron mills are crowded with onl than one three would be better than two ; it 15 466 stay longer than half an hour on the prem- Two children looking through color! consequently I took a third and my affairs "I shouldn't wonder if I could strike a H. J. MILLEB. glasses: one said, "the world is blue! much so that it is expected to run three trade with him." ises. However we prevailed upon him to improved still more. I mapped out the And the other, "It is bright." furnaces iu the plate mill duriug the night business of the ranchc. and gave a part to " When will you do it?" let us stay till we had witnessed the blast- hereafter, the two which have been running " 1 calculate it can be done to-morrow." How Thunder Showers Come Up. Two boys eating their dinner : one sail No. 1, and a part to No. 2, and a part to WINANS d at Calumet having 66 members, with down so that everything goes on lovely and ill. we have tbe lar|{eal ii'xortmcnt In the stale. ners and appearance, and residence of Mr. verses which playfully describes them: level of the sea, and flowing southerly worse." "I am sorry," fays anothq I don't have to work much myself. Polyg- over BOO different stylee to select from In "that it is no better." Henry Wilkins as eaptain. They propose and domestic Woolens and Wnrttmln. D—, mounted a horse, with the inten- " Vet high is the station from which they are sent, forty or fifty miles, empties into the Con- |of to ask permission to draw pay as state mili- amy is a great institution, my friend, and uh. we QSe none bm Srat-daei trimmings. tion of stopping there on his return, as if And all their great titles are got by descent; necticut river, about two miles north from One man counts everything that he hi' tia, ana to have some fun with the boy-, you'll never succeed in-the world until you •ith. We arc i:ii JO pet cent below Detroit price's. And when they are seen in a palace or shop. a gain. Another counts everything e| just from Philadelphia. As good luck Their rink they preserve and are still at the top. the southern boundry of the state. kid and to flirt with thegirls, next encampment many a tew times. Sometimes one of my WiNANS & BRIiltV, would have it, old D— was standing in Close united they seem, yet all who have tried them. than he receives a loss. lit time. wives gets a little offish like, but instead of 1U07-10VS No. 11 South Main Street, Ann Arbor front of his house as the Yankee ap Soon discover how easy it is to divide them. During a hot summer day, the sides of One man spoils a good repast by thin making ;i fireat row about it and getting a No spirit have they, they are as thin as a lath, the deep valley of this river reek with in- ing of a better repast of another. AnotlJ The last Charlevoix Sentinel tells all divorce as you do in California, I rimplv proached. The countess wants lifu and the dutchesl is Hat. ¥ about the new " cautiouary northwest sig- " Sir," said the latter, " would you be No passion or warmth to the lady i» known tense heat, and cauBC a flow of moist air enjoys a poor repast by contrasting it wiP stay away from her for a day or two, and I. \. POL.HESIV8' And her grace is as cold and as hard as a stom. upward toward the summit of the moun- none at all. •18 nal," which has been adopted for the region then when I do happen around she smiles good enough to inform me how fapit is to .' And 1 fear you will find if you watch them a little, tain region, from the valley of the Connec One man is thankful for his blessinjj of the great lakes, and will be displayed :it all over her face and loves me in a desper- New Brunswick ?" That the countess is frail and the dutchess is brittle, UK Too high for a trade without any jok.\ cicut, and also from the sea. This moist another is morose for his misfortunes. that place at the opening of navigation. ate fushion. (Mi. yes, I may marry several LIVERY STABLE "Two miles, tir," said 1)—. Though they never arj bankrupts they often are One man thinks he is entitled to a |'ii- It will be forgotten by that time, Bra. Sen- times yet before I die and the more women broke." air, meeting with the general current from be Thu he-1 ami mo • : " And how far is it to New York ?" ter world, and is dissatisfied because tinel. I marry the richer I get." This talk is by " About forty miles, by stage." On our way back we had a glimpse of the southwest, piles up an immense mass of cumulus cloud of many miles in extent. hasn't got it. Another thinks he is rl John 11. Fairbanks, of MMS., represents no means sophistry, as I afterwards ascer- " Are there any tinsmiths in New Brunn Lord Penrhyn's castle, and a beautiful home justly eutitled to any, and is satisfied wi| to the common council of Grand Rapids tained. A large part of the womon of Utah HACK AND BUS LINE wick?" • So long as the intense heat prevails, this Running to all train!" night and day. it must be. The demand for slates is very cloud increases in siza: grows blacker with this. that he is the owner of 5 12ths of the :ire slaves. _^___^^___ " Why, yes, there are two or threo small great, and increasing. Afterwards in our J ground on which the reservoir now stands, affairs." its dense vapor, and casts a gloomy, lurid One man makes up his accounts fnj ONLY LINE WHICH RUNS TO NIGHT TRAINS. travels we saw many other quarries. Whole glare over the face of nature, darker than his wants, another from his I and asks compensation for the same. The " I am sorry they are are so small. I was city bought the land ten years ago of E. 1!. " Many a young lady who objects to be- in hopes of being able to fill an order there ranges of hills aro being excavated to ob- that of any eclipse. The vapor, pushed bit Powers for $25,(Mi i. ing kissed undor the mistletoe has no ob- The bwi hack In the dt] for ladles Ml!lux. <>nl>-M tain a covering for the homes of the peas by the ascending currents of heated air, jection to being kissod under the rose'' Illed promptly for all kiuds of conveyan' which our houi-e has received for lan- It makes a mother's heart revert toll terns." ant and the gentleman. Nowhere did we attains a great height above the sea, where pulmy days when she comes into the p| "We don't see why it is that so many A careless compositor Bade an error in the " Lanterns," said the old fellow, quick see a roof made of shingles. Almost al- the temperature is very low. But finally, able-bodied men will lay around our largo above, rendering it, " has no objection to lor the next morning after her daughte be ki-iscd under the nose." ly taking the bait, for he had seen three ways slates are used, but sometimes the at that hour of the afternoon when the beau has been around, and finds only < cities and towns all winter, living on Charity Particular Attention to Orders for Funerals, heat begins to decline, the accumulated wagons loaded with them only the day be- cottages of the lowly and humble are chair in front of the fire-place, and in some cases, when anyone who has go) COR, MAIN .'.NII IH] fore. vapors, no longer augmented or sustained others all sitting along by the wall, asl any energy at all can get work in our lum- In these daysofpedestrianiam' this isn't thatched. How well has a kind Heavenly by heated air from the valleys below, fall AX.\ AltROK, UK UK. w "Yes added the other carelessly, "we they hadn't been touched for three year! ber distriots and get good wages."—Ed- so bad: In the race for matrimony it is have a heavy order, and I was told that Father provided for all our wants ! in rain.—Popular Science Monthly. more Journal. The paper finds the answer not always the girl who covers the most laps M1-1M3 in its question : " lack of energy." that wins. which we shall endeavor to do lht[ can. Submitting the letter to Mr. ('. Krapf, supervisor of the 1st ami M wards. 'I'lir following real estate sales have been Sttrn'iliiii my husbatyl, and ruaj M. FRIDAY, DECKMB15H 17, 1880. n rui'li'il in the 'it faith and \>\> money huldouU to the lust he tells US, Imt, that our BOhOOfe, which Draw tbo lainir.s wool uf unnuK|>ici<t Monday greater outlay each year for accommoda- Alansmi Ambrose lo John A IUIH i-se. i;iinl in may strengthen lus pride in me. sec 17, Augnxta.1 liloas, nil! frfrtUDOl inv crimps, nits, in 1 lli.rneeii. Huici (Il :. M. Shank, that lli.'i' A. Beal opposed the nomination tions, and teacher^ salaries. Second, our frizzles, and let thy ({lory sliinr on In of Hon. K. 1). Kinno for the legislature, state taxes have been unusually high dur- l>aint« and powder. RUSH FOR We and thai Mr. Conger hawoot been liisliist ing the years lsTS "'.), occasioned by appro- illio ai'l'es, 31, Sylvan. 1790 Knablo the poor to sliift for IIIOIDIM choice for senator Bin :c he booauio ;i oandi priations for benevolent purposes, Third, Kli/.illiWh Seek inner to Kilwlll Ken I. propel l.v and save me from all misbionao \>oftn an in Ann Arbor, *l >o. ; ii our county has erected a court, house which Muses Lenprouce to 15 \V. Bnscoin-, propertj Shod the light i>l tliy ooonn natic in YpMlanli township. 077.SO. my oanld's hair shawl, my lavender • ilk cost over $75,000. $20,000 of this amount, (has. I'ai/.nek in Jouu Hhewelrt, property in •ml Vpallantl, |OW. my point lai-c and my nefildaoe nt'diam The statement that Mrs. I'rof, Watson our city paid canh down, in advance, and K. I". Copfiiiinl in A. I. Peldkamp, property at.d keep the moth oui nl tny .-:i1 >!<-.—, 1 in Dextei 13,0(10. has iin estate of bar own and is iodepood- hid to borrow the money, which has had I Joseph Goodrich lo Martin Manx, 20 acres onoli thce, oli fui(una.l ent, is being industriuuHlyoiroulatod through to !"• i aid, aside from the city's proportion . Sj Ivan, -I "no. When 1 walkout before th« n*t nfvul .las ti. Hobbs to OHnton B. Hoblw,lnnd in pur mrn, regulate my wiggle and add nc\ the press and RLM by IIHIM; oonneoted with of the $50,000 balance, ami a.- Ann Ail-.r seo. 2», York, £>,non Patrick Madden to 1'alrlcb Fay, property In grace to my (.'ait. the Universities of Wisconsin and Miohi. city pays over one .-.evi-nlh of the entire tax Dexter village, ?lon. W Inn 1 Ii iw rnysolfdown to woiahii gan, the ol>j'vt ami purpose of this i- prob John l<\ Ha n 11 in (MO. A. Barth, IB')ncrt>H, see. of the county, the burden can be readily II. Sharon. 5(i.'.>i«l. grant*hit 1 way do it with ravishing ele CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS ably best knows to those who are engaged NrallU .MeCuliliell lo l.ihliie liiah.iu property Ken by a little bead work. ill A nil A i lior, |20U. , iiinl l'lcr-ervr until the htatthelil; in so doing. Thete statements are oalcu Darwin Downer to Caroline S. O'llralii. land white of ray flwh and the taper of my tin Besides this, the university, being located in see. ;, Lima, I10U. lated to mUlesd tliu public and are prej- within our city limits, we arc often called Otarnsa s. Aayefe ot.ai lo Wllllivrn Otto, BO gem acres, sec. in, N.. thflelil, 1150 Destroy mine enemies with tlio gall o AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, udicial t'i Mrs. YV&tsen. We speak au- Upon to aid it, and nevrr in vain. Kor .loseph Donnelly t.> Betsey A.. Maaon,prop- erty in Ann ArlioV, JX70. j alimsy, and cut up with the teeth of on thoritatively when we Bay that she baa no instance: Ann Arbor city has paid $ll!,- Kll/.aiieih Seckenger i" Frank Booney, prop- vy ;ill those who gaze nt my .style estate of her own, aad is not independent. i it v ill Ann All.ur. fllHl. 000 toward the medical college, and $4,000 Kroncls and M, Rooney to Elizabeth Secken- Siivo me from wrinkles, ami foster m AM she has Is whatever her rights may be toward the university hospitals. Besides ger, lots i mid 2 Cowan's second aduitlou Man- I cliaster, fiao. plumpers. in her husband's estate-. The laws ofWis- thc;:e amounts $4,200 wus voted to the fire K. K<-m|if io Jacob Schumacher property in Fin both my eyn oh fortune with th Still Continues. Come While The Assortment Is III.) VillnKr Chelsea. $100. plaintive poison of infatuation, that 1 naaj ion,in, where tk>ey resided at the time of department last spring, to purchase an Susan chandler to Nelson Booth, equal iiull- his death, Rives her one third of his prop- Iviileil one hull of lhe Clmndler house, Ann lay out my victims—the men—as dead an engine, and Other necessaries. In l.ST'Jour Vrl.ur. BO.OOO. dumli as images graven. Good. Bemember The Place, erty, and she will claim under the law in- city tax was a little over $S,0OO; for the BenJ. B. Williams to Webster Williams, hind L t the lily and tho rose strive togethe In neetii>n m;, YpRlIantl. |«00. KV stead of under the will. year 1880 it is over $16,000, not including Geo. W. siavinn to i leo.Thompi on, property on my cheek, and may my neek swim " in Ypellantl, j-i.ixw a goose «n the hnsotti oP crystal water. the street tax ! This is an increase of over Nelson Hunth to Win. Burke, property In t Ann Arhor. 112,400. Knahle. me, oh fortune ! to wear I A BAD INVESTMENT. Inn per oent The increase upon (ho tax Nelson Booth to Susan Chandler, 800 acres, yi't a little smaller, and save me from ion; referred to is but 65 per cent., so it would s»i\ :), Plttafield (as\000. an 1 bunions. Se*en or eight years ago oertaiu men Win. Burke to Nelson Booth, 820 acres, sec. 3, not seem unjustly large. The valuation of ] Plltsflcld, {-tl.lKIII. I Hess Panny, my lap dog, and rain dow S. MAIN STREET, AM ARBOR. commenced business in this eity with two Emily B. Fellows ami Lucella M Case to hull -stones of destruction on those wh property in the first and sixth wards has l.eoiianl J. Herman, land m see. 17 anil ID, objects in ?iew. The first was to erush Manchester, 111 n Si. shall hurl a lmir of Hector, my kitten. been raised a tritle by the board of super- Laura S. Rgbert to I-'re.lend; Kinkliei il Sinil.-, oli fortune ! most sweetly upo another business! firm; the other to make visors, while in less growing wards it ha? aeresser. Ill, Saline. (8,000. Hick, my oanjry, and wateh with tlie fond Patrick Hoy to Tims. Chamberlain, V money. The result lias boon dtMbStrottS to decreased. The aosessnrent upon the above sec- -.'I, Webster, H5O0. ness of a spimover my two lily white a ' them in both respect?. The lender, then a Etpsooe r. Copeland to Emily Burkhardt, wilh red ej property has been rafscd $17"), but is now property Lo the village "I Dexter. |300 wealthy man, has lost his all, ami when tho only $1,300, a 8UW the owner could realize < •<••>. :iii,I Samuel il Rogers to Win. B It is rumrfred thut Governor Jorom 18 aeres sec. '>. Vugusta. «i">n_ (when lu^ gotii to he governor) will r m business is closed up it will be found that any day she might choose to accept it. .I no. E. I,is worth to Patrick II. O'Briao, land the concern lias lost three thousand dollars $in, see. hi A UJKUSta • mend in his first message to the legislator JOE T. JACOBS, Cyrus K. Perkins to Geo. i. Ide, property In a radical change in the divorce laws of ou each year it has been in business. While Resolution of Thanks. IAnJ. n(»eo Arbor. /all1. Slo'i1 to. .1. i leo, /.;ilin. 12 | ancd. 19Lodliiiiiuii,i tUSOO. to K. EC. Bass, M . Lodl, state. they hate been a serious injury to the busi- At the rec-nt meeting ofthe state horti- ness they intended to crush, it has sur- vived, prospered and paid a very handsome cultural society, in this city, the following per cent, upon the capital invested in spite expression of thanks was adopted by a SUGGESTIVE JOTTINGS £ • THE CLOTHIER of their efforts. iMianimous vote: During the trill li :ililni;il e.>n venl ion nl the Michigan state horticultural soclel] we have Of what would make Appropriate, Useful and U'cn so li'ispHuMy entertained, our w.-mts an- NOTKS ticipated and no thoroughly provtded for, even Desirable Christmas Presents MAKE'YOUR HOLIDAY PURCHASES DIREGT FROM HEADQUARTERS. beyond the expectations thai were rawed by the cordial Invitation to held our session here, > It was our intention last week to have and we are plaoed under obligations to so are submitted by given our readers the President's message many people and friends. Hint il is iliilleult to mention them in detail with :mv Msnrance THE CREAT CASH DRY COODS HOUSE OF and the various department reports, but Hint none win i>e ini out. We will nimr, how- ever, the oAlcen Mint Diemliera ol tlie SVasbte- we found it impossible so to do. Most of naw count v pomotouienl aocloty, and the Hti- aensol Ann Arbor gonorolly ioi their rourle- our readers have undoubtedly secured mis treatment and hoaplUible entertainment on this ocoaHton : the Indies anil gentlemen these documents in other journals, and have who by their delightful music have added so MACK I SCHMID materially to the pleasure of oni meeting; the read and formed their own opinion of the local committees having lnuliaricellieintUMiKe- suggestions proposed. Suffice it. to say in-'lit ol III.' tmrlilli;* the i »tli. l:i]s Who have Dress Goods for Christmas Presents, Wrapper is,ranted us the use ol i lie commiHlluH iviullfence that the ending ofno administration in the room and other oonilortu connected with the Patterns, Dress Patterns, French and Ameri- geSSiOU • III'' I'l "l<'ssi .1 s i .1 t tie St;.1e I" III vi'lvll V, ARE ACTIVELY ENCACEO IN THE HOLIDAY BUSINESS. history of our country has ever found the Agricultural College and Normnl School, who i,a!ion in a better condition, than does the have lui'uishe«l us the admirable addresses foi can Novelities, Black and Colored Cashmeres, our Instruction and euterlaliimeul . to Acting closing days of the present one. President Prtese, for his kind Invitation to Lupins Celebrated Black Goods, Crape Impe- visit thi- univfrsiiy, and for his pnllleuesa In An I now another man rises Up I'm the showing us through the i>ui Minus of the various departments: the officers ol the IMSI year, who rial, Drap de Alma, Checked Momies, R^ BARGAINS INNUMERABLE. derai erais. the southern ones in particular, have devoted rnuoli of theli time to the ad- vancement and interest ol the society and ils Pekins, etc. Wo iflrteild lo i!•«• public a general invilHlUui to visit our cstiii>li<*liiiiciif ttnriuu ilw next twenly to curse. It is George W. Williams, the obje.-is, Mud especially to our worthy praddenl day*, promlalHR unusual and oxtlraoriliuary novrllic* al uii<|ii<-slionah!v r«-a»oiiiil>lo price*, l.ixlit s colored member of the Ohio legislature, and efficient secretary, whose InoeHHanl tabors liavetbeoome a pan ol Hie history ol tins socie- will linri a |»arli«nlarlj line line of presenls for KOHIICIIUII j Gentlemen a < liai uiinu reiMlcxvou* who is working up a hegira which will ty and. In fact, of the hortloultnre of the coun- Iliereiii. Inl'Jiiils, youllio, all Mfjei will linil sonic InviliiijS «ood» for the mind within reach. try. In acknowledgement ol Lhe kindly'offices throw in the shade all previous efforts of iiius rendered ; therefore be it republican politicians. H6 reports that a Renolit't, Thai the sincere thanks ol the state PARTICULARLY WORTHY OF NOTE. horticultural society b« tendered to eaoh and SUIIinilSRESUT party of Now York capitalists have pur- all oof f tbtbe eabov above mentionede mtin , ami thai the same SHU llaiiflkcrchicr*, in combination* entirely new, a wide ranee of elylc* and prices; fine become u part of theieeonlhl osl thihi s soeletfs K Buy one and make the receiver and giver happy chased over half a million acres of land in l.ineu. lerj sheen ami delicately embroidered llaiidkcrcliiels; line lleinsiilelied, unliniilcd quan- Elegant Gros Grain Dress Silks at $1.00 per tity, al all prices. An immense slock of similar goods all purchased with reference lo lhe holiday New .Mexico, and propose to oolonite it The >Vc«'k of l'mjer. with negroes carefully selected from the yard; better and more desirable goods than NOVELTIES WE HAPPEN TO SEE. south. The colored people arc to be charg- The Kvangelieal Alliance, representing can be purchased elsewhere in Ann Arbor for ed the government rate for farms, be given Protestant Christendom throughout the El eff an I llaiidkerehicf and Kid <>lovc ROXCN, large variety of Japanese Ware, consisting or 1 <'ard Trays, Itrackets, natch Boxes. Trialcli Kales, \apkiu Kings, <>'lovc ltoxes, < altinels, S.|MM>I li<>\« V ample time to pay for them, ami aided in world, have tor years suggested a program $1.20. Alexandre Giraulds Cachemire Alexan- Portfolios, Thimble Holders, Wall Pocket**. Crumb Brushes, Basles, tletal Brusoea, Hair Brustaei, developing themselves and their children for the week of prayer, so that, as Car as dre (no other can compare with that in appear- Mirrors, also a magnilicenl display of Shell Boxes, fresb from the ocean. These goods are \ery de- to their fullest capacity. possible, all praying people might unite on ance and durability), and other celebrated sirablc and must be seen lo be appreciated. . A few of the recommendations of l\i>t- the same day in the same petitions. The EXAMINE EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH. master General Maynard in his annual Branch Alliance of the United States makes can be had at the following prices: $1.20 report, are worthy of note, lie recom- adopt with slight modifications, its pro Too many I>rcs» <»oods, too many silk*, colored and black : loo man)- Satins, too many Velvet*, gram, and suggest the following themes $1.32. $1.50, $175, $2.00, \ip to $3.50 per yard too many Fringes and <>iinps, too many Cloaks, too many Dolmans, compel us lo make prices that iin nds that the fast mail service be contin- will move them. Too many Clothes. The entire Soudliciiii stock must he closed by .laniyiry 1st. So, ued, and that appropriations for it be sut- and order for the approaching week of | Colored Dress Silks range from 75c to $1.50 per il* in need of a new suit or cloths, or an overcoat, do not ponder and wait but come and we will ticient to make it efficient. He favors also prayer, January - 9, viz. ; •January 1—| yard. The Celebrated Lyon Colored Silk at SHOW VOI, CONVINCE YOr, yes, and SBIX 1 Ol . lion'l buy a dollar's worth of Dry Goods until 'I'l.o..,,, • Cloisi the on!v hone of a lost you see our goods and prices. One thing you may rest assured of, we will never knowingly misrep- a uiuuifte "' o*w muiic>-uiviv. ...i. ... \.r world. Monday, 2—Thanksgiving for the fel.lO. make all competition flop. Present your resent our goods or our prices, and we will never advertise any thing we can'l back up. i iilriitliful which sum< of $.» 00 or less can be sent for advertisers win certainly CMM to grief. We deal exdnslvelj in good gooi trash. blessings, temporal and spiritual, ol' the five cents, and to make up for the loss this wife, sister or intended with one of Mack & Among our daily arrivals, from now until after January 1st, weshuil place before our custom- past year, and prayer for their continuance. would be to the department, he would in- ers some bargains thai arc positively beyond the whisper of competition, comparison, or monopoly ; Tuesday, 4 —Humiliation and confession Schmid's prices that will leach you the difference between the easli and credit system, between the right and crease the business by putting the limit of on account of individual, social and nation- wrong way. orders at $100 instead of $50. The recom al sins. Wednesday, 5—Prayer tor the mendations of his predecessors as to postal HANDSOME DOLMANS! church of Christ, its unity and purity, iti- savings and government control of the tele- .AJBIEILJ. ministry; and lor revivals of religion. Jackets or Cloaks as a Christmas Present graphs are renewed, eaerful study of these Thursday, Ci—Christian education ; prayer systems in Great Iliitain having convinced Knit Goods as Christmas Presents; Sacques, Ul- for the family, Sunday schools, and all edu- CASH it 7-1028 DRY GOODS HOUSE. him of their practicability and usefulness. cational institutions, for youug men's sters, Jackets, Hoods, Leggins, Scarfs, Nubias By a combination of republicans and anti- Christian assceiatious and for the press. etc. Felt and other fine Skirts as a Christmas RAILROADS. Tammmy democrats in the New York Friday, ' — 1'rayer for the prevalence of A RARE OPPORTUNITY. common council, John Keiley has been de- justice, humanity and peace among all na- Present, from 50c to $8.00 each. Handker- Af IUHIUAiN CENTRAL RAILROAD posed from the comptrollership of New tions, for the suppression of intemperance chiefs and Gloves as a Christmas Present. In Time Table. l)m-ml>er 12, I MHO. York city—an oflic" woith $30,000 a year and Sabbath desecration. Saturday, S — this Department we simply say that we claim regardless of patronage. The officers nom- Prayer for Christian missions and the con- UI1ING war. inated by Mayor Cooper are divided polit- version ofthe world to Christ. Sunday, 9 the best Stock and Lowest Prices to be found ically between the republicans and anti- in the city. Prints as a Christmas Present. It 5% Tammany democrats. This is not only a —Theme: On the ministration of the | staggering blow to Tammany hall with its Holy Spirit. is a well known and long established fact that r.M, A. M. corruption, but insures to the republicans Mack & Schmid's is the great emporium of Detroit...l.v.. 7.00 B.86 1.06 S.30 400 County Items. l.s pose this monstrous political body in New From the Herald. usual custom at this season of the year, have Dexter 7.4KJ 5.:.'i 10.21 5 86 5.52 5.50 e ft.fi B.05 10.88 York city are people who " forgive and for- The Chelsea refcrm club is out of debt, taken care to lay in an extra Large Stock of «.5U ti.li 11.01 6.17 ana a llttte in tne mgaamy io spare. OrussLake g< t, but always remember, consequently JckL. 10.10 flOt no democrat by any other name .save that The blockade in wheat is shutting down all the best brandc, Merrimack, Cachecco, etc., 10.211 11.80 12.40 Jacksoli..Lv... 11.04 12.50 7.42 12 15 l.Ili of Tammany cm possibly be chosen, while on trade here to a considerable extent. with and without side bands; also a large variety All>ion 11.50 1.30 e. 8 12.40 1.37 Mnrar.all r the "anti's" will be as fierce the other There continues to be a good deal of | 12.lit •iOO of yard wide Percales at 10c, sold elsewhere for BattlcCnvk.. UU 1.08 8.37 sickness about here but not many deaths. *. M. way. But it all results in good to the peo- 1 Galesbnrg U.B1 1.88 909 ple of that city and state. Mayor Cooper The Sunday schools are filling up as 15c. Ribbons for Christmas Presents. Novel- Kulaniftzuo j 1.18 1.58 2 42 ti.::o Lawton I.'.. 2.:« 10.08 deserves grea"; honor for his manly action. usual now that the holidays are near at ties in Laces and Lace Goods, fine Mull Em- Daeator 2.117 5.12 3.48 io.2; hand. S.'J'.l 6.07 xu 10.4 (.Ki;\T BARCAINS IV The standard oil company of Cleveland, Ntloa 2.66 I III 4.15 11.16 Our ladies are seriously c ntem plat ing broidered Goods, very desirable, real Bretone Itiichanaii T.02 8.40 has made $1,000,000 a month for the last ThreiOaks i 7.27 8.58 ii sa another leap year ball. What village can and Spanish Scarfs, real Dutchess Barbes, Newliutliilo.... 4.52 7.in 4.20 11.57 nineteen months ! It is in the interest of J..-J5 Mich. City 1.-J3 S.18 B.08 2.38 boast of more enterprising ladies than ours? 8.02 r.os this company that such laws as the state Scarfs and Ties, most desirable presents for Lake 5.13 Kftl 1 « Kensington.... 8.00 li.rji 9.45 o.-'.i 7 10 2 10 of Michigan has requiring a high test of Another pioneer gone. Dr. Abratn N. "Chicago..Ar.... R.SO 7.40 6.4') 8.tO VanTyne, of this village, died at his resi- I Christmas. Shawls as Christmas Presents, 7.30 oil, are passed, which makes this immense UOlNtJ KiHT. robbery—for it is nothing more nor less dence last Thursday, aged 82 years and 10 Brocha Shawls, new designs and effects, Paisly than robbery—possible. The state of New days. He leaves a large family and hosts Shawls, India Shawls, Wool Beaver Shawls, As I am about to remove my place of business, York has happily escaped such a law, and of warm friends to mourn his loss. 111 her people, being left free to purchase any MANUHESTEU. Black Cashmere Shawls, Shoulder Shawls, I offer my entire stock of furniture at prices grade of oil they choose, obtain their kero- From the Enterprise. Choice Spreads, Towels, Napkins and Antique A.M. A.M. P. M. P. M. r. u. Chicago..Lv. 7.00 9.00 3.40 5.15 9.10 never before known in Ann Arbor. sene at three-fifths le The undersized having been appointed by the r» P. M. in proportion to our population, than are dried apples taken in by the merchants of Kalamazoo... 12.88 U88 (1.30 6.50 10.2.S 2.35 ~ ...v ...... L .,.. Mn, iunity Of tion. Probate Court for said county, Commlssmners to j n A t_a session or tbe Probate Conrt for the Connt] our ei>tern neighbors. The incoming leg- this village, this fall, and the supply is not | receive, ex nun ne and ad.iu-i all claims and demandi* ol Washtenaw, noldea iit the Probate Office, In the city 12.53 T.llS all persons a^ainsi the estate ol Edward I>. Boyden, uf Ann Arbor, on Monday, llie sixth day ol I>e battle Creek IJ8 7.40 islature should repeal this law which robs exhausted yet. Int.- nl s:iiit...Ar. 160 •i-30 LO.OO 3.35 8.0C all persons against the estate of Anthony Freeman, Wants to Know, Yon Kiiurv .' can, hoe-down and hugging, and racks a 1016-19 /ISA P. KINO, I are required t(T appear al a session of paid court. 11.50 In pursuance and by virtue of a decree of said court, marie and filtered in the above entitled canse, late of said county, deceased, hereby ^ive notice tiddler all to pieces to keep up. Mien to lie liold'in lit tli© Probate Olllce, in the city of that six months I rum date are sllowed, by order of said Edi In reply to a postal to Ann Arbor, and show Cause, if any there be, why BnnOar exceptod. JSaturday & Stindny eiccpted. on lhe thirteenth day of April, A. D. 18WI: Noiice Is 1'robate Court, for creditors to present their claims Chancery Notice. the prayer of 'be petitioner should not be grant- Daily. hereby given that 1 shall sell it public unction, to the against the estate of said deceased, and that il • V. H. Peck, of this town, and Charle IKNIIY <'. WENTWOHTH, Uffbeat bidder, on Monday, the twentieth day of the Ann Arborctty treasurer, <>. !•'. Web- QTATE OJJ Mil Illi..W. In tlie t'lrcdll ed. And it if further ordered, that said petitioner II. B LKDTAUD, meet it the otlice "1 il,e Jndge of I'rolvite in the Kobinon, of Gran Lake, left here on Mon- (rive notice U> the persons Interested In said estate, U. P. <* '/'. A., Chicago. 6'm'l Sluii'r., Dttrtii December, A. D. 1880,at ten o'clock in the torenoim, city of Ann Arbor, in said county, on Thursday, the Bter, I am Informed thill my tax assessment O for tlie County of Washreoaw In Chancery. or the pendency of .-aid petltlonfsad the bearing Ht the east front door of the court houso in the eit> third day of February, and on Tuejdjy. the for 1880, on "the we^l llirc roils of lot 10 day last tor Jacksonville, Florida, where Twenty seriiiid.ludii'iiil In-tin t. Wil'i nn I I thereof,by raasf»K aeopyofthfs order to be pub- of Ann Arbor, county of Wnshtennw .ind 8 third dity of May next, at ten o'clock A. M. ol complainant, vs. Charles tistchi I1,dufuiibimt, upon lished in '/'fir' Ann Arbor Courier, a aowspaper Michigan, the following described real estate, each of said days, to receive, examine and adjust and one rod north of it, part of lot 0. in they will spend the winter. due proof by aitiilnvii thai Charles flatchell, the il" printed and circulating in said county, three succes- beint' the same described in said decree, to wit: said claims. fendanl Intficaboro entttlod cause peiidliui in thin sive weeks previous to paid day ol hearlmr. (A true & ANN ARBOR R. It. The west hall of the north east quarter of teflon Dated, November :jrd. It block 3, -• r. 'I i- ."' amount- to $n.;;7. Napoleon 11 ollis has been adjudged insane, couit, resides on I of tlie suit! si ill'- ol Micliii,'tm, and copy.) ' Wll.I.IAM I). HARRIMAN, ( number seven, and the eoulh hull ol the south west U\ RON i. KKEN, I, Now I always pay my taxes promptly aud ami sent to the county house, where he tlnu lie doe- reside in tin- state ©t '" oril'l". Upon I I in. G»I* ot June *7, l$8O. (inarter of the south west quarter of section number • Commii-sioners. motion of A..V c. A. Itlair, s.ili Itora for complain- Jlldire of l'robate. she, in township number one, south range nnmbci 1013 I . I.KW1S v. RI6DON, f ant. It is ordered tlnu the saiil deieiidani, Gatoheil, WM. G. DOT?, Probate Register. IO1« i:i willingly, but I would like to know the will remain until there is an opportunity to OOINO NORTH. lour ea-t, conlainin^' one hundred ucr< M of hind be do sppear and answer the bill ol' complain! died m OOIHO SOPTB the same more or less. Chancery Notice. of tlie increase therein. In 1872 my get him in the I'ontiae asylum, as that this cause within tlixeo months from the date uf this Estate of Edward Been. Ann Arbor, November M, 18F0. TATli OF MICHIQ kN—The Twenty-second Ju- order, else the said bill of complaint slmll be takes .lAMi s HoMAHON, tax on this same .property was $10.07; in institution is Cull, and for the present no ri^ oecifessed by t*nid defendant; and, CurOier, that TATS OF MIC11 IOAN, County of Washtenaw, «6. dicial Circuit—In Chancery. Suit pending in a STATIONS. Clraait Court Comralssloner, Sthe Circuit Court for the County ol Waphtenaw—In 1873, ttl.87; in 1874, |13.88; In 187S, more patients can bo received. thiH order be pabllshed within twenty days from Hi is SAt a se--;i.i. of the Probate <'"urt for the County of S»»nn & KNOWLTON, dato in tho Ann Arhor Courier, a newspaper printed Chancery, at Ann Arbor, Micb., on November 11th $12.47; In 1876,111.05. In 1877 U took a Washtenaw uftraen al the Probate Office, ii- the city Bolicltors for Complainants. lull 17 A 1). 1880. in waul county of WaslMeuaw, and that tlie -anie lie ol Aim Arbor, on Tuesday, tho 1 lib day of Decem- r. M. SAI.1NK. published therein once in each week for six weeks A- A. H. Virginia W. Burleigh, complainant, «f,':iinpt David jump of exactly *'-', and was $13.00, In ber HI Hie year "in- thousand eight hundred and tli HI Lv Toledo Ar. f.l »0 Estate of Thomas Smith. IIi-niiiiiK and John L. Builei^h, delendants. It ap- I'roni Un- < >!• in inecetston. Bach publication, however, shall not I'lesent, William D. liarriman. Judge of A. H. •8. IS 1878 the jump was still larger, $3.19, or a be necessary in Case a copy of this order be nerved + 7 BS North Toledo •U.37 •7.47 TATK OF M1CIIIUAN, County of Washtaaaw, ss. pearint; upon prool by affidavit of J. C. Knowlton mi the said defendant personally at lea-i twenty •7.6« i; •:, Detroit Juuctiou 'i US 7.85 that the deieiidant, John L BurlelKh, 1P a non-reiiv- Pelor Kanousc has snipped another car In the matter of tho eslateof Bdward Reore, de "i ii- S tax Of $I-V21. In I^T'.l it was about the dayn before tbe time prescribed herein fot hlfl iji N HI Hawthorn •7.-J7 At a sceelon ofthe PYobateCoarl lor the Coontrol dent of thlB state, therefore, nn motion ol Bawyar * (in realini.' and niuig the petition, duly till Samaria _.. 0 7.18 Washteniiw, hoMen nt the Probabi Office, in the City Knowlton, Bolicitorp for said c mptainaiit, it is or- load of hogs. pearanre. veriiied, id Noah w. Ohoevor, adminirttrator ae • SIS is in 1878, or. $15 21. The increase in Dated, Aiucu-t 26th, A. 11. 1880 N.-2; Seola of Ann Arbor,on Tnesday, tbe seventh day of l>e- dered that said defendant, John 1.. Barleica, oppesr About 36 scholars attend the Herman hn/tiy nun praylaK that he may be licensed io sell •b.'S Lulu •s.r>o cember, in the year one thousand elchl hundred and and answer the bill of complaint in thiu canpc witb- the two years last naineO was explained to the real estate whereof paid deceased died seised. • 's."io 7.00 io three months from the date ol this order and that Circuit Court Commlssionui In and for Wanhfceuaw 8.4r> Monroe Junction.... 8.45 7.00 eighty. Present, Wil.ium U. Harriman, inigt ol school in this village. ThiTeniioii it is ordered, that Tuesday, the 7 10 Dundee ? thin order be pilbll-hi (I once in e.icli week fur six me by the treasurer a- caused by the build- (Oillily, Midi 8.66 •7.15 S.IKi 0.50 I ri obaie. A. * c. A. Bl.AlK.SollciioiK for Complainant. 11th day of January next, at ten o'clock ill the Macon •«.:!! Ii m the matter of the estate of I'liomas Smith, de- weeks In succession in the ANN AKBUB Coowia,s the new OOUrt house, etc., but what Prof. Shepherd informs us that things forenoon, be assigned for tlie bearing of said pe- • '.t.OO 7.20 10111017 .| OB Aisalin i. I" ceased. K\i sl&O day of January next, at ten o'clock in the fore- time presetlbed therein for the appenrai ceof sanl will) 1873, show an increase of about 68 W. Bli.-K and P.O. back, of Ann Aibor, iindi-r the prater of the petitions' should not be granted. noon, be assigned for examining and allowing soch delendmt. JAMHS MoMABON. every day. I mime of W. \V", Bliss & c »., is thin day dissolved by And it is lurther ordered, thut paid petitioner give account, and that the oevtMes, legatees and heirs Circuit Oonrl Commhwloner iu ami lor Wsshtcnaw percent., while the value of tho property A movement is on foot iooking loward mutual consent. U.VV. MUSS. notice to the peisons Interested in said estjite, ofthe tDaily, except Sundays. *Flai: stations; at law of said dcceased.and all other persons Inter- intv, Mich. F. S, BUCK. pendene; ol said petition, and the hearing thereof, The L'MHI FrelKbt, gohig uorih, leaves Toledo al ested in said eslale, are required to appear al a Sown; ,V KN.UI.TON. lias fallen off Will you kindly explain it, the pardon of Ueo. Cook. A petition is Tho business will be continued by the undersign- by causing a topy of this order to be publisher} in I-.".i r, M., nrri\inu' al Ann Arbor S( 8.46 P. «. session ol said court, then to beholden at the Pro- Solicitors fur Complainant. luw-i» Mr. Editor, not only for my benefit, but ed, who wlsnfli to r« nun thanks i"i p;isi patronage, the Ann Arbor. Obt*ri*r, s newspaper printed sad The Local Freight, going south, leaves Ann Arbor bate Office,lnthc City of Ann Arbor, in said county, being circulated, and many of our citizens and hopes by sirut attention to business ' circulating In pjiid county, three successive weeks at 11.40 r. M., arriving al Toledo m 3.05 p. ». and show cause, il any ihcie be, why the said OiiMt riirnKt.wl rree. »llb ri,Mo«lriicUoinH>roo«' (or that of many of your readert who are luliire trade. V. S. Ill i K. previous to said day ot lieai inir. (A true copy.) Trams will be run by Columbus time, as shown by account should not be allowed. And il is further Jiioiluc Hi,' miKI |,.,.ul.l.l"liN-inr«>Hi«l"«J»"«';" have already signed it ; also tie jury mcin ID. 1 IM I H-nK >K U W)C«H> lo lentil mui •« 10W 17 • WILLIAM I>. IIAUKIMAN, the clock in the Superintendent's otlice at Toledo. ordered, that said executor give notice to the nP ily as ignorant as I of Ann Arbor WM. K. 1'AKKKK, Superintendent. persona Interested in said esiate, ol tin- pendency of Dl lllf ... liQipla :IU.I [>]»iU. tll»l •H>" (excepting one, who is in Missouri) the Judcc of Probate. . said account, and the hearing thereof, b) causing • ih,' UT\ Marl municipal njathomal OH SALE. a copy of this Ofdvr to IK' published In the Ann .mi lull \,h>. I, willing to witik. W.mn'n nrf »8 •"";• prosecuting attorney and his assistant, the WM. (1. DOTV, Probate Reclstar. 1017-1010 nurul a. men. Hoj« »u.l jlrU .«n wniUrj* •«"'• MARY W. MOVICAB. F Arbor (kiuntr, a newspaper printed and circulating Hia< U.veniA.li- «t iti« WulWiUov«rOMMSSM I have a good riiil'IHM; M1I.I, of four run of Perfectly safe in all oasQg. For diaauea in said county, thiee successive weeks previous to 1, I're. Jl, 1880. sheriff and turnkey. Judge Huntington i To Advertisers. d.,ll»r« lu > iluiiK »*i'k. v.ntllin Ilka il >•>. i tii"»ii Ulore. A" atone, th.it I will nell or vxchsnKu lur proparty In said day of hearing. (A true copy.) • 1 al tbe IM »ud r.pl.lil; "iiti ».">•• has not, as yet, .signed it, but wo presume THK ANN A illicit C'OIIKIKK liaH donlile the of t ho throat.lungs, croup, whooping cough, nt; at>le to iniike num. v Y..u ..«D fiig«ii« in Oil' The above letter is a very fair and candid WaHlllrli.tW < OlIlilS'. WILLIAM I). 11AHUIMAN. .luiliil J. rml iirullt Vnu J.i mil h»v« i OlroulaUOD or my ntlier p«|ii>r |>II1)1INIKHI oolda, eto.. Downs' Klizir is :\ gale, relia- Cftpital 'millu . Wa uka all OM riik. Tbi»« wko n™d rt«Jf «|»"J One, Mid it gives us pleasure to anawer it, ' lie will as soon as it is presented. I 111 %'IMUlt3'. Judge of I'robate. 984U Hl'li A. I1UAL. ble, :iml effeotaal remcily. l» ui»l«uoe. All rurnlabod frw. A.llrf." T«r« * l^' WM. 0, DOTY, Probate Renter. ion; i . Au»uil«, ll.iu.. 100TW Our new sheriff, E. W. Wallace, of ha- Our nadirs will find in its proper place, Miss Maggie O'Keefc, of this city, held there can be no hard feelings. The hissing lini'. is making preparations to take up his a new time-table of tho Michigan Central the winning ticket, No. 224, at a fair held and hooting by a few in tho audience savor- DURING DECEMBER abode with us the first day of next year. B K , which went into effect last Sunday, in Detroit recently, for the benefit of St. ed too much of a political caucus, and FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1830. should be relegated to out-door gatherings John VV. Mayna.nl has resided in tUis December 12th. There have been some Vincent's orphan asylum, mid drew a bill- important changes in the running of trains, iard table valued at $250. of a different nature. Still further, the Okxtfng mid Oix-iiine ol Halls. c'ty over fifty years. There are probably I WILL OFFER few, if any, of the pioneers who outrank and the holiday traveler will do well to con- seats in the hall are not upholstered, and a Malls leaving Ami Arbor, Kn.st ami W«il, Will An exchange sensibly remarks: "Every him. sult this issue of the COURIER before going two hours' and a half siege was a little tire- • lost; us follows: resident of the county should support a some. The effort in a literary point of view <;.HN<; WK3T. to the depot, and be sure he ia right. riiroiigli nnil Way Mall H):50a. m. Mrs. Lytuan—/iccMiss Fannie Kellogg— good home newspaper in preference to out- was meritorious, and denoted deep study u-.iv Mail between AMU Ajrbor uml Rev. John Alabaster delivered the first Wksou bM p. 1.1. of Battle Creek, is visiting her uncle's, side papors which can neither give the and extensive research. Nlglit Mail Wp. i". Dorr Kellogg, of tho 4th ward, for a few in a course of leotures under the auspices news of the county or advanoe its interests. GOINO KAST of the ladies of tho M. E. church, at Mount Thrii"«li aixl WKJ Mftll, Nighl Llne.&OC a. m. diiys. Don't be taken in just now by cheap out- University Items. Tlirousii ami Way Mali,rtuuday and Clemens, last Tuesday evening, his subject side papers which, having no merits of Momluv, ol(MW Saturday ami suu- SPECIAL I1TDUCEME1TTS ,| ,y night '.1:00 p. m. The discourse of Rev. J. Alabaster, last beiug "The life and works of Michael their own, can only be floated by means of Aclass in phonography is being organized fhrougli and Wuy Mail Hi:L'i a. in., fcSO p. m. Sunday evening upon "Hindooiem" was Augelo." The Monitor, of that placo gavo with fair prospects. c;jl\c; BOOTH. a bad chromo, or a cheap and inaccurate Vpgllaott inn! Buuker's Poucli 7:0 very in tructive and an excellent literary him the prefix of " Hon." in its announce- Prof. M. C. Tyler has gone to the upper Toledo and Way 11:10a.m. dictionary. Subscribe for the best local FOR THE ern Miule, distributed at 8 a. in., li! m. effort. ment of the lecture, which looked a little paper in your district and pay for it! peninsula to deliver a lecture. ami i>:Al p. >»• odd. Many of tho pharmics left for their Western Mail di.sti llmtod at B a. m. and 6:3) It is staled that a social is to be given An exchange has this most excellent homes to day to spend the holiday vaca- p m. after the holidays, for the benefit of the Jackson Mail ami Way Mall between Jack- The Hancock and English hickory pole item, and the idea suggested should receivo tion. son ami Ann Arbor distributed at 11:15a. m. band, under the management of Fiank Monroe ami Adrian pouch. 10:15a. in. whose streamer peaked over the tops of tho far greater attention than it does: "Yel- Philo Parsons, of Detroit, has very gener- HOLIDAY TRADE The mail to VVhltmore l.aki', Hamburg and Han^sterfer. Webster leaves I'rnssdayn, Thursdays ami Sat- buildings near Main street at the intersec- low-covered literature, demoralizing flash ously donated 350 volumes to the univer- urdays at » a. m. This week has been a good one for black- tion of Ann, was felled last Monday, chop- stories, and indecent pictorials aro forbid- sity library. den on the trains and the news stands of AT THE Travelers' Outdo. smiths. Last Tuesday two workmen, Hen- ped up into wood, and carted away to A portion of the iron cornice on the new feed tho insatiable stove. It never was a the New York Central and Pennsylvania Trains arrive and depart from the Mtcnlgnn derson and Esterling, set 95 shoes. A museum blew off last Monday, and smashed handsome pole, aud its poor, humped back Central railroads. The wickedness and Oeutral Depot In tills city iu> follows: good day's work. several slates on the roof. TKAIN.S KAST. has looked sorrier than ever since the 2d of disgrace springing from such vile reading AtlanticExpress, 2.05a.m. The evening lectures upon chemistry, by Night Express LHa.m. Miss M. A. Lutz, of Lansing, while last month. • matter, and especially its baleful effects on Prof. W. J. Langley, before the medics, STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. KaTamasoo Acvomm'xlatlon... 8.40a.m. tho youth of our country, have never been Urand tiapids Express 1U.35 a. in. visiting at her father's, Geo. F. Luts. The "busy beep," a society of little folks have been greatly enjoyed by them. Dai' Express 5.07 p.m. had her poeketbook, containing $26, stolen rightly estimated. Now let a purifying Mail 5.8-2 p. m. connected with the M. E. Sunday School, Joe. T. Jacobs has given $25 to the hand be applied to the literature peddled TRAINS WKST. from the house. held a very pleasant entertainment at the Cbronicle gymnasium fund, which liberali- Mail 8.40 a. to. on Michigan railroads." Day Express U.IMI a.m. The interest of Joseph Donnelly in the residence of Dr. W. P. Breakey, on Huron ty on his part is worthy of emulation by Grand Rapids Express 5i!i p. m. others. Jackson Expross 7.35 p. ra. old W. S. Muynard -block has been dis- street, last Monday night. It consisted of A poor farmer can not conceal "the fact Evening Kxpress 10.(0 p. m. Sumner Cullins having resigned the vice- Pacific Express 11.17 p. in. posed of, and M. and P. Duffy are now the tableaux, pantomime, recitations, etc., in- t hat he is a poor farmer. All his surround- Silk Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Scarfs, Cardigan Jackets, &c, &c, booal PMMDgW 5.1- presidency of the athletic association, W. All trains »re run by Coioagotlme. wblob is possessors thereof. terspersed with music, was greatly enjoyed ings proclaim the verdict against him—his J. Olcoti, of '83, has been chosen his suc- the handsomest line in the city. fllteen minutes slower than Ann Arbor time. by those present, and a BUM little .sum was horses, cattle, wagons, harness, plows, Mr. Jewell, of the Cook house, proposes cesor. realized by the children. fences, fieldH—even his wife and children Kriendn ol* The raqmeat Jniln Iliirriniuu to up his lease, or retiring from the business, We would call the attention of our regents of Michigan University, died at wnl (lielr Print inn to tltif olii. e. against him. On the other hand, all the-Mercury. The planet Saturn will be so past nine years. K..<»I as any on the district, outside of the cities. improved in position that a fair study of held last Monday evening, at which time The most attractive stock of holiday goods last Mdnduy morning with about 100 men, From the pastor's study you can see nearLy all speeches were made by several of the pro- •verthe beautiful lake in front of the hmise. the rings can be in kdfi) At the present time We are again cautioned against taking for tho south where they intend to work on Why do not more of our charges bestir them- fessors, and a general waking up resolved Canadian paper currency. Many of the on exhibition at the levee at Ureenville, Miss. selves and jHocure a comfortable parsonage? the planet presants a magnificent spectacle. BOTH FOR $2.00, The highest any ju'rxon or family on this upon. i • —i...... banks and business houses of the state will charge had to pay toward the parsonage was The space between the rings is faintly visi- We notice the name of Hon. K I'. Allen, . ble with a power of 250 diameters. There Passenger agents representing different receive it only at a discount. lint••< of railroad, have been making it hot THE PRICE OF THE BOOK ALONE. of Vpsilanti, mentioned as a possible dark The following truthful paragraph is from will be cometj enough to keep astronomers The January Atlantic IIPRIUS a IIPW volume horse in the senatorial contest. Washte- for each other, and amusing for students with a number of great and varied excellence. the East Saginaw Herald : " The men who busy. Foyo's comst will be in perihelion The tlrst chapters of MutsPhelpx' serial story, naw county would be proud of the honor on the '_'2d of January, and in NoVeinber intending to go hom3 for the holidays, "Friends: a Duel," are so vigorous and inter- advertise in their home paper are the men esting that her readers will be Impatient for as the i- already proud nf the man him- Encke's will pass its perihelion." during the past week. the next Installment. Mr. Aldrlch contributes who do the business of the town, every J. HALLER k SON'S a most entertaining paper on ".Smith," which Auy penoa desirous of securing tins most self. ^ If the laws are so regardless of law as to will have a peculiar Interest for a host of read- excellent book u u yiti, can do BO by labscrlb- time. You can pick up any newspaper and The temperance revival, under the aus- deserve repiimand by the professors, does ers. Henry James' " Portrait of a Lady,'' needs no commendation to the multitude who follow lug for TJCK A NN AKBOR UOI RIKB for one year A certain liitle damsel, being aggravated in five minutes tell who the men are that pices of the Ann Arbor rsform club, and it not prove them to have wrongly chosen his stories with an admiration which few liv- JEWELRY STORE, and payUig ?-.tu in advance, old subscribers, do the buying and selling and keep alive ing novelists command. John Flske has an by paying all arrearages,and out' year Inad- st endurance by her big brother, fell in charge of Messrs. Hughes and Ward, their calling ? Gent'.emanly conduct dur" article on "Sociology and Hero-Worship,1' vnnn\ oan secure tin* same premium . down upon her knees and cried, "Oh the interests of the town. A newspaper which takes exception very strongly and con- the great temperance agitators, commenced ing the college course, may be one of the vlnciugly to the article by William James re- Lord! bless my brother Tom. He lies, invariably reflects the worth, enterprise last evening at tho opera house. Besides considerations on which a diploma will be cently published In The Atlantic. Mrs. Har- NO. 24 SOUTH MAIN STREET. riet W. Preston contributes a delightful llter- he steals, he swears. All boys do; us girh and intelligence of the community in which these workeis all of the city divi les, nearly granted in this department hereafter. ary-historlcal essay on "A Symposium of .Sixty Years Ago." WTtllara M. Rossetti begins his don't. Amen." it is published." all of the university professors, and many How's that, boys ? series of articles on "The Wives of Poets." If you alroatly have a Hook, y< u may, per- of the prominent business men of the city with glimpses of the wives nf Euripides,Lucre- haps, have a mother, brother, slater, or & friend The kclure of Col. Sylvester Laroed in At a regular convocation of Washtenaw Mrs. Prof. Calvin Thomas died very tius, Dante, Alfleri, Cervantes, Lope de Vega, will give short talks on temperance during and Corneille. Hlcliard Uraul White's paper Fine Ladies G-old Watches and Watch who would bo gitul lo receive it as a holiday the Unitarian church last Sabbath after chapter No. 5, R. A. M., held at Masonic suddenly at her home in this city last Mon- on " Sara Hernhardt." will attract marked at- Rift. hull, Monday evening, Dec. 13th, 18S0, the progress of the meetings. It is hoped day afternoon, from convuis'ons. The dc- tention just now. Mr. Whlttier's tender poem Chains of the latest designs. noon, under the auspices of the reform not only to secure many new and active In memory of Lyda Maria Child is one of the club, was one of the best listened ioiecent- tho following officers were elected for the 1 wa.s an estimable young lady, a noblest and most charming poems Mr. Whit- Necklaces, Lockets, Charms and Pendants. members to the reform club, and to en- 1 lier has ever written. Mr. Steadmaa has a flue ly. He spoke at Saline in the evening on ensuing year: H. P.. B. P. Watts; king, daughter of J. B. Button , ol'Lajeer, to poem oa " Ye Totnbe of ye Poet Chaucer." courage those who have Ined lo keep the Other poems, essays, stories, and an unusually Diamond, Pearl, Onix, Cameo and all other This Offer will Hold Good Until January l, 1881. the nme subject. (' M. Jones; seribe, I. G. Handy; C. of which place her remains were taken for in- varied "Contributors' Club" complete a superb H., Wm. G. D'oty: P. S., J. W. llamil pledge aud failed, in trying airain, but also terment. A little more than a year ago number of this magazine. Now Is the time to styles of Rings. to create a healthy and KJ!UI teniperanoo subscribe for it. #1.00 year. Houghton, Mimin The regular Sunday afternoon services of ton; It. A. U, C. (1. Wilson; M. of 3d she came to this city witli her husband to & Co., Boston. sentiment in the community, . Solid Silver G-oods. the reform club will be held at the opera V.,E. Eberbach; M. of 2d V., Sed. James; reside. **- The Book will b< delivered at this office. house next Sunday, at three o'clock p. m., M. of 1st V., S. Revenaugh ; secretary, A. The publication of the Oracle will be re- Business Locals. Rogers Bro's Plated Goods, Pearl and Mo- If sent by mall 15a additional will be required and be in charge of Messrs. Hughes and Sorg ; treasurer, F. Sorg. The meeting of tho bee-kespers of this sumed this year, aud tho following ediiors to pay postage. Still more holiday goods have arrived at rocco Opera Glasses, G-old Pens, Gold Spec- Ward. We have not been informed as to oounty at the court house recently, resulted have been chosen for the f-ame: F. A. An article form the pen of Thurlow Weed, J. Haller & Son's. who the speakers will be. in tho formation of a county society, adop- Walker, of Taunton, Mans.; John T. Win- tacles and Eye G-lasses, and many other articles entitled "Aaron Burr," upon the fourth tion of a constitution and by-laws, and the ship, of Washington, D. C; Chas. T. Wil- If you want to see the neatest grocery in too numerous to mention, all to be sold at spe- Mac C. Le Beau has severed his connec- page of this paper may enlighteu some of our election of the following officers : President, kins and F. J. Jennison, of Detroit; H. tbe city, you will find it on Ann St., notth THE IMPROVED RECIPE BOOK tion with the firm of J. Keck & Co., and is readers as to the kind of a ruin the mur- N. A. Prudden; vice-president, N. East- E. Tinsman, of Romeo ; C. D. Willard, of of court house. 1017-1018 cial low prices before the holidays. to favel for the Columbus buggy company derer of Alexander Hamilton was. The wood ; secretary, O. M. Stephen.son ; treas- It embraces nil the valuuble K<5cipes of the Chicago, 111.; T. W. Peers, of Collinsville, W. II. Donaldson, treasurer of Pittsfield hereafter, receiving a salary of $1,200. He venerable Thurlow Weed, however, .should urer, Stephen Mills. The president ap- Please call and look at our stock as it is no OKI Book, with Lhe Improvements and dlsoov- 111.; John Morris, Jr., of Ft. Wayne, Ind. township, will be at A. A. Terry's store on erles In the urts, science* ami medicines of tbe was formerly in the employ of this same remember that some people are extremely pointed the following executive committee : trouble to show our goods. The juniors have decided to have the the 21st and 28th of this month, from 1 last eight years udiled. The new edition gives firm, and they k >ow of capabilities. sensitive in speaking of the dead, and be- F. E. Mills, Pittsfield ; Charles M. Davis, annual society hop soon after the holidays, to 3 o'clock p. m., fur the purpose of re- EESPECTPTJLLT, in plain language full (iitvctUms for the suc- lieve that all deeds, of a questionable char- Sylvan; C. R. Bennett, Northfield ; Geo. cessful trofttmpnt of all the leading dim A disgraceful drunken row took place and for the purpose of making the neces- ceiving taxes. which man, woman or rliiM are helr,ai veil acter, should be buried with the corpse, Naylor, Salem ; J. H. Murdock, Dexter ; sary arrangements, have appointed the fol- T- H-A.3L.IL.ESR cfc; SON. as Uiose of borses <>r cat tic, and itre the remits between a dozen or so loafers last Saturday Low prices, best goods, large stock at and naught but the good referred to alter O. A. Kelley, Ann Arbor city ; It. Ooodale, lowing committee : A. ]$. Hale, B. W. Shoe of long experience of some of tlie most sclen- night, in the vicinity of Cook's hotel, on prices that will please cash buyers at north dissolution. ^ Ann Arbor town; Dr. Ashley, Ypsilanti maker, * T ; Fred G. Coldren, F. B. Lcland, UQs physicians of modern times. The pub- 4th street. The police captured several side of court house square* Joe D. Sim- lisher has adopted the Reformed Practlea of city ; Oscar Gear, Lima. Tho next meet- •Hvf ; Roger W. Cooley, Win. L. Lovelaud, ugly implements of war and a few of the Dear old Santa—dear in more senses than son's popular store. 1017-1018 Medicine,and many ol lhe Recipes m thlsde- ing of the association will be held at the 2*: Jas. H. Norton, Geo. B.Whitney, X+; partmentare more precious than rubies. They pciionncjrs ha\e had to pay for their side one—is so near at hand that papa's pocket court house, on Thursday, February 24th, Wm. H. Graham, Win. D. Bobbins, AA*; Tell your friends that 1 have added an Largest stock of Watches, Jewelry and are priceless. No mother should be without show. book has worked clear up to the entrance next. tills book, as it* "Advice to Mothers'' and BenJ. P. Brodie, Fred Baker, Fred'k W. of his pocket, lo be ready for the great immense number of overcoats and ulsters "Kules for the Treatment, Care and Manage- liuo. W. aud Margaret Farmer, of the Whiting A K B; John H. Grant, J. J. to my stock, which were bought at a great 1 grasp which is made lor it about this time If a lawyer should be asked to tell the ment of Children ' atone is worth ten times 5th ward, were called upon to mourn the Lent*. B O n ; Edward II. Burmore, Z t. Silver Ware in years. Every thing new and the price of the book, and should make It a of year. Sometimes said pocket book mis- tocrcts of his client, or if a doctor were ask- sacrifice,arid will be sold at prices to satisfy death of auother child, aged three years, This committee is sub-divided as follows : Welcome Friend In Every Household In this takes !he season for the. 1st of April, anil ed to reveal what he learns in the sick the clostest buyer. Make your purchases as broad land. " It in a. guide in. Health as well on the loth lost. This makes the third Chairman—Hobbins ; committee on invita- oomee up empty, and then there is great room, by parties who only seek to gratify soon as possible. A. L, NOBT.E, beautiful. Wedding and Holiday G-oods in as In Sickness." The publisher, lias also added child buried by these parents within a few tions—Barmore, Norton, Coldren, Grant, Dec. 15,1880. • Star Clothing House. •several new and attractive departments, vi/.: sorrow among the little ones who have been curiosity, such parties would very likely 7 months. Affliction seems to press sorely Hale ; arrangements—Lovetand, Baker, • 1017-1019 *'Kules for tlie Preservation of Health;' Acci- meet with a firm reproof. Why is it then upon them. awfully good for the last few weeks lest the Lents, Graham, Brodie; reception—Whit- In no branch of business is there such a dents and Emergencies;'' "Advice to Mot hcr^ that when-an article appears in a news- abundance at great bargains. " Rules for the Dress. Care and Brln$;ln<; up of mythical old gont should in Ills anger re- ing, Whitney. Shoemaker, Leland, Cooley. ohanee for deception as in the jewelry bus- paper, as correspondence, or when some Children;" "Cold Water Cure;'' "Hints on Tho Daily News has been telling some fuse to notice their line of hose. The concert given by the Beta Theta Pi iness, and persons should buy goods of no Housekeeping;' " Aniusemi nts and Indoor grave stories about our genial undertaker editorial attracts more than the usual at- 1 quartette, last Friday evening, at Grass one but reliable parties and of an establish- Games for tbe Toons;" " Hee-Keeplng; ' and The first public rehersal of the universi- tention, there arc persons who will ask the OneThousnii'l Household Recipes. <). M. Martin. Rouscup hadn't better be Lake was attended by a large number of ed reputation. To those of our readers ty musical society and choral union occur- editor of that paper, "who wrote this arti- coffin' round there niuoh or he'll get Tau- citizens of that place, who received the who contemplate purchasing anything in C. BLISS & SON, The New Book is complete In all its depart- red at university hall last Tuesday even- cle," or "who wrote that article?" And ments; but especially so in its "Medical," ne(r)d; or receive an O.iver for his Row- pieces very enthusiastically, and by en- that line, we recommend them to Messrs. ing, to a fair audience. Miss J. C. Mahon, yet such questions are asked every day. If "Mother's,' " Karrler"s," and "Coloring," and laud, or something of that kind, and don't cores doubled the arranged program. The C. Bliss &Sjn, of this city. contains over two thousand Practical Recipes, violiuiste, and Miss Jeannie May, pianiste, editors should " give away," their corres- you forget it. college song.«, now so seldom heard, even for everything and everybody, upon almost assisted in the performance, which was ac- pondents, or should tell the sources of their Select your Christmas presents at Mack No. 11 South Main Street, ANN ARBOR. in our own town, were still more unusual * .II LI I 1 1 1 j . * every subject and branch of mechanical In- counted one of the finest given. Our critic information, they would very soon lose the & Schmid's. Buy something useful, ap dustry, and Is adapted to all classes and condi- During the month of November there to them, and being rendered with many ia not sufficiently versed in musical lore to confidence of such persons, who would very propriate and sensible, don't throw your tions. Tills book alouc cannot be bought for were 2'J,73G three-cent stamps sold at the amusing variations, received much ap- less than !2. criticise, and in applauding might show likely thereafter take no pains to serve money away on tomfoolery ; presents that po.-toffice, and during the month of Octo- plause. After the concert a reception was his ignorance, so will desist, but will assert them. will only prove Lo be ber 31,553. You see the boys and girls given them at the hotel. Because of the that the audience seemed quite well pleas- " Like snowtlakes on the river— LOCAL. had become a little less homesick in Novem success attending their previous entertain- A moment white then gone forever!" ber, consequently didn't feel so much like ed with the program in its entirety. And now the season is approaching when but wind up the year 1880 by showing your the earth shall be filled with questionings ; ments the quartette has received quite a NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. Keep your eyes pec led for bogus silver writing home to ma aud pa. good sense ia buying something useful for The ladies of the Baptist church aro to and secret communings|sh»ll, in appearance number of invitations to give concerts in pieces. various parts of the state,and if the studies Christmas presents at Mack & Schmid's. A Sunday school fair and supper will be inaugurate, or initiate, the rooms in the at least, divide each family against itself. would permit we doubt not but that they We would advise our readers to carefully Pork is coming in quite lively, and a Ik held at the Unitarian church in the after- lower portion of the new church edifice on For while the younger generation is conjec- could make a very successful tour of the examine the large stock of groceries, crock- at from $5.15 to $5.25 per cwt. noou of Tuesday, Dec. 21st. Supper for Huron street, next Tuesday evening, the turing, with aspirations in various direc- 21st instant, by a sale of articles suitaHo state. ery, glassware and lamps at Joe D. Stim- The city mills recently received an order the children at 5 o'clock p. m., for the tions, what shall we receive ? the elder is for Christmas presents, and an oyster sup- deliberating, with anxiety born of responsi- son's. We are satisfied that once you see for 2,000 barrels of flour from Scotland. older folks from G to 7:30 p. in. There What We Should Like to Sec. per which will be served from 0 to 8 o'clock. bility, the no less important question, what his stock you will buy. tlis tea beats them will be Christmas presents for sale in the all. 1017-101S Eleven signers to the pledge were ob- afternoon. Admission ten cents. Uy helping the ladies of this society along shall wo give ? While one enamored swain A nice union depot. tained at the meeting last Sunday after- in their most excellent undertaking of rais- ponders within himself whether a ring The price of coal stop advancing. OTICE. WINES k WORDEN noon. The choir of the reform club, under the ing funds for the new church, you will be would seem too pointed an offering to his A fine gymnasium on the university cam- NThe annual meeting of the Ann Arbor and Lodi direction of A. W. Britten, are giving helping a good cause, and a plucky, ener- fair one, another studies whether a locket Plank Road Company will be held on Tuesday, the Where is that "John S. Hopkins" uni- pus. fourth day of January A. D. 1881, at two o'clock p. Invite the public to an inspection of excellent satisfaction, and add an entertain- getic and go-ahead association of ladies. will be sufficient evidence of the desperation m. at the office of the company located at the toll versity the Battle Creek Journal talks ing feature to the regular Sunday services. of his state of mind. Young ladies lay cun- The band boys receive more encourage- Kate of tbe euld company, in the oecond ward of tho It seems that one Frank Hangsterfcr city of Ann Arbor, to elect officers and transact about? The old Ann Arbor glee club is to reorgan ning plans to obtain possession of cast off ment. euch other btuim'SH at* may he deemed necessary. their immense stock of was in the disgraceful row Saturday night, Ann Arbor, December 4, 1880. The Uornwell Bros, arc rebuilding their ize and help the temperance workeis boots and shoes, wherefrom the measure- The sidewalks cleared of tnow after every and the publicity given the same has 10W-18 KMANl'KL MANN, Treasn cr. paper mill at Ytii-ilanti, recently destroyed through the winter, we understand. ments for clippers may be taken ; anil wife storm. brought out several of that name. In the by fire. and children invent snares for paterfamilias, Cars running through to Pontiac and ONEY TO LOAN. The poles have arrived for the telephone first place, our Frank Hangsterfcr, of to induce him to express, unthinkingly, his beyond. MAt seven per cent, Security must be on flr9t-clae& farm* in this comity, or city properly ic Ann Arbor, Revs. Wyllys Hall, of this city, and J. exchange, and are boing prepared for ereo- restaurant fame, quite unnecessarily took preference for a moustache cup, or a set of Some of our subscribers' last year's sub- in central and desirable localities. II. Magoffin, of Doxtcr, exchanged pulpits tion. Work will be rapidly pushed, and pains to deny being the man. Next came scriptions. J. Q. A. SBSSIONS, Attorney. DRESS GOODS shaving tools, or a warm and cozy dressing Office : 8. W. Cor. Mnin * Huron Sta., np-etalre last Sabbath. Ann Arbor will soon be abreast of sister Frank Hangsterfer, of the M. C. R. R., gown. Even that hardened miscreant the That fast train on the Central stop at luutt-31 cities in this respect. If an exchange is who likewise denied being the man; and old bachelor, becomes sensible of strange this station. TRIMMINGS, HOSIEKT. GLOVES, ANTED. " Business along the line constantly im- established iu Ypsilanti, we understand a now Frank Hangsterfer a student, hopes movements in the oseouts formation which The " gallery gods" at tho opera house w proving" is the word the T., A. A. & G. line will bo run connecting the two cities. his friends will not mix his name up with he terms his heart, and mutters something "cleaned out." Competent & Experienced Nurss T. R. R. gives. the affair. You are all excused gentlemen. uncomfortably to himself that he supposes A decent light placed in the court house The Adrian Press strains its intellectual a situation. Apply, Lizzie's or Tom's young ones will be ex- clock or none at all. 1015 DKAWEU3I, P. O. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, The following item from the Brighton Carl Radke has purchased the old Stieile power to an enormous extent and produces pecting something from him. A democratic politician who believes in property, corner First and Washington the following : " Henry Winter, an Ann Citizen will be of interest to many in this the mystic figures "329." WILLIAM W. NICHOLS, streets, for $7U0. Arbor rueehanio, lost a finger at Keek's f'ac city, who knew and ercatly respected the MATTINGS, ETC., ETC., The lecture of Prof. John Clark Ridpath Tho law relative to tho keeping open of JDE3STTIST1 tory. ' Ice pose snow use to sleigh myself three sisters spoken of: An infant daughter of Bcnj. and Catha- at university hall last Friday evening was saloons On the Sabbath enforced. though ' said Henry and Winter set in for "The remains of Chloe A. Clark, of Ann Haccenaorto (1. W. North. Office. IB South Male rine IJu.ih died last Saturday, of inflamma- Arbor who died In Ht. Luke's hospital, Detroit, largely attended. The audience as a gen- The lamp-post at the northeast corner of Street, apposite National Bank. Residence, 37 Lib a game of 'froezeout,' where two pair could where she had been receiving treatment, were erty Street. Nltrone oxide gar administered whe tion of the lungs. brought to this place, Saturday, trod taken to eral thin? was somewhat disappointed. the court house square fixed up. nestad. 66St Direct from Manufacturers and Im- beat a full hand." the home of her brother, li. T. O. Clark, aw.lt- iui; burial. The funeral was largely attended The speaker's voice was in poor condition, The kerosene oil outrage thumped in the Justice Wincgar lias full docket.- ;unl at the rresbyteriau church, Sunday, ltev. K. head by the incoming legislature. ^OIl SALE. porters. No charge for showing goods. This, fromjthe Lowell Journal, might pos- II. Dennis officiating. She bad been perfectly and his enunciation far from perfect. has completed a lull calendar nearly ovi-ry h, li.liBs for many months, aud finally died A Farm of twenty-one acrea, with a good dwelling sibly be a good notice for other offices than What he said of Alexander Hamilton may Every child in the city and county made day thi! past woek. with what the doctors thought WM oerebro house on it, one mile from city city limits. Enquire the one mentioned : " The following ode to spinal meningitis. She Is the second, now have been true, but there were numerous happy by a visit from Kriss Kringle next 985U At THE COUKIER OFFICE. dead, of three maiden lilten, who for many week. The Sunday evening scries of discourses the young has been Licked up on the door veiirs lived In Ann Arbor, where they kept a dissenters in the audience. The policy of selecl school. The death of Mary, a few years A boy or girl who lacks sufficient enter- riOFFINB AND CA8E8 I at the Unitarian church will be suspended that leads into the Journal composing room. Unce. however, was ma cause of their closing selecting some individual of former times, UlWaonool. The remaining sister Is now here prise to enquire at the post-office several for the holiday vacation. Printers can't talk while setting type any with her brother, and wllf probably remain and placing him upon a pedestal way above FULL STOCK AT MARTIN'S NO. 20 SOUTH MAIN ST., ANN ARBOR. more than a man can whistle a tune while tills winter." ^^ his fellow man, and falling down upon one's times a day. A barber who wouldn't remind you that All nrdtir* promptly •tt«fi4«<1 tn. 925yT Athens lodge, No. 49, A. (). I'. \V., are eating his dinner." The 23d annual meeting of the New knees and worshiping him as the only gen- your hair needed cutting whenever you go Chancery Notice. Ht'al Estate for Sale, •to elect officers to-night, and tho members England society is to be held in armory ius of his day, is unworthy the ability and Sealed Proposals are requested to turn out. reputation of such men as Prof. Ridpath. to get shaved. TATE OF MICHIGAN. The Circuit Court for TATKOF MICHIGAN, County of Wt§L__ The following item from the Allegan hall, next Wednesday evening, the 22d the County of Waehtenaw. In Chancery. FOR S In the matter or thi- wtate of Kdwin Vandewar* Journal, may have some interest in this Especially is this the fact, when the tradi- The individual who will allow a favora- SSalt pendine in the Circuit Court for tbe County krr, fleooaaad, nntWfl If hereby ytveii, 'list in pur- inst. The exercises will be opened at 7 of Washtenaw in Chancery at Ann Arbor, on the suance ol Fin order granted to tne u':diTnigiU'd ad- HMUH, Miller & Webster, former bank- locality: "ft cost $25,000 to the liquor tional good name and reputation of his co- ble notice given of a rival without taking 4th day of December, A. D 1880. | minit!tniton* of the estate of satd (Jpceasea, by the ers of this city, are gradually working their o'clock p. m., with prayer by Rev. R. H. ;t as a direct thrust at himself. Jerueha P. Noble, complainant, aealnft Alonzo D. JANITOR'S SBRYieEg. Hoe. Judge of |>ro>mte for the county ot Washtennw, dealers to defeat Capt. K P. Allen for the Steele, followed by an address by Rev. temporaneous laborers and statesmen have Davia and Jane A. I>uvU, -John Webber and Mrs. on thu tenth day of Novfmbcr.A.D.I880.there will be way through bankruptcy. legislature and to place Qov. Jerome 5,000 to be leveled to the ground that he may be John Webber, defendants. It appearing upon proof rfold at public vendue, to the highenl bidder, at tin- John Alabaster. At 8 o'clock supper will by affidavit that th« defendant?, Alonzo I). Davln and Office of the Clerk of VTtthtenaw Co., Mich., * east fnnit door of tlie COttH bOOM in tht city ot Ann votes below his ticket. . Outside of the builded up. It seems a little strange that Magazine Notices. Jane A. Diivie, two of said defendant*, are non-n'hi- November iiotli, 1880. f Arbor, In tho county of Wa»htaDaw,la snid state, on Some nice pickerel are being caught at be served, after which the following toasts denta of the t*tate of Michigan and ure residents of the 'niV'r direction a d bf n solution of tbe Hoard o Tni'wday, lhe twenty-eighth day of December, A. D. larger villages and cities the whiskyiles such peculiar discoveries should be left to Bttte of Vermont; therefore, on motion of Tracy W. Supervisors of Wanht'inw Ooqoty,] fhall receive I "Ml, Ht UMi oYlixk in t hr* ftircnoon of that d«y («uh- the dam l.y fishermen. Some of ihem and responses will be given : "The Pi) s HOOKS, by (/lias. Dickens, with Hoot, solicitor for naid complainant, It is ordered i eet to Jill uin uinl'i;unff l>y morttrtiL'*' or ctherwt?e weighing five or six pounds. exerted no influence." grim Fathers," response by Rev. J. W. lecturers alone. Another thing, a lecture illustrations. New York, I. K. Hunk Jt Co., that Huld defendant* appear and answer tbe bill of I jctctini: ii the time oJ the death ot mid deceased, publishers, lOatnl 12 bey street. complaint iu this caune within three luoutbt* from and iBmect to the dower of the widow of Mid d< from a political standpoint is in bad taste the date of this order, and that thin order be pub- ed M adnit'it-ured and net off to her by coimnisoion- Hough; " Putitan Nomenclature," by The two volumes scut us of the above. Nos. 1 perquisites Riven, will be furnished at my office oylvijstrr Ljucas (oolored) .lias been get The reaction from the excellent temper- before a paid audience. When admission lished once in each week Tor nix weeks insuccenKlon upon application. Tun Boaid reseivett the rent to ers la dower, ippe^nted by the probate court of snid ance work which has blessed this city for Prof. I. N. Demmon; "New England Is ami I:*, consist of four Christmas btorles by in the Ann Arbor COUK.BR. a newnnaper pnbMnhed reject any or all bids. county) and eiibjeci to tbe hom<*atead rlghti ol the tencod to the bouse of correction at Ionia Pioneers in the West," by Rev. T. B. For- is free, of course it is different, but none of Chan. Dickens, a Christmas Carol, The Chimes, in H 'id county, and tbut the Ar»t publication thereof KVEKETT D CLAKK. widow and minor children of i*»id doceaned in paid two or three years past seems to have set The Cricket on the Hearth, The Battle of Life, ho withiu twenty dayn from the date of tbla order 1014-18 For the Com. on Public Build; real estate, tha d real eetatetowlt for four months, by Justice bush; "The Press," by B. Frank Bower; us are especially fond of paying our money and that soch publication whall not be necessary in Commouciiij; n\ th< in, at least we have noticed more druukon to have our sentiments abused. To be and the Haunted House. This firm Issue stand- case a copy of this order be served ou said detend- block one, north ol Hnron street ID rai i he Ann Arbor Democrat iptt>kl a geod "The Eastern Man," by Hon. R. Waples; ard works weekly, ami subHcrlptions ui'u re- Aute* at leant twenty dayt* before tbe time prescribed ^OR EXCHANGE. Ihoim oast six rods, thonnn south three rod-*, them e men on the street recently than for a long sure the laugh was on our side this time, ceived at |10 per annum. It IN a ciieap met hod therein for the appearance ol guid defendants. »eut six roda, thence north time rods to the place word fbrW. K. Childs, of Fork, for (he "Common Schools," by Prof. J. M. B. JAMES McMAHON, of beginning, belni; tl id of Hind deceased. time. It is our private opinion that the but the next time it may be upon the other ol Mccurlng some excellent reading matter, and Circuit Court Cornmiflsloner in and for the County have a farm of 1U0 acres in the western purl of the Dated NOT. l1 L0B-1C l Position of Bergcaut-at-arms of the state Sill; "New England Mcrehantilo Enter- they are gotten up in good shape, with fair State, valued at J<;,000, which I will exchange for Ann influence of the general election was not side, and if such things are avoided entirely r of Wanhtfinaw, State of Michigan. lOfelQH house of representatives. extremely beneticial in this respect. prise," by Prof. T. P. Wilson. sized type. Single Nos. 2.> cents. TBACI W. UOOT, Solicitor tor Complaiu&ut. Arbor City property. KICK A. DEAL. 1IKKMAN KlikVF, \ AamlniotratorB 1 Therti scorns to u^ but one way uu< of sound of breaking g(n*3 was timid, the Varniil Place* 1681. the difficulty, and that ia to establish ;> parlor carpet was unstained by mud. Uut In tin; denial ranks will never occur ii > on AMERICAN nn anrm somehow the house didn't saeut very cheer- are particular with your teeth, and clcan-e national system of education. '|\> appro ful toils occupant-". It wan a long day them every day wiih thai fatuous to ill Harper's Magazine. KIOAY, DECEMBER IT, 1880. priate enough money for the support of lea was served there was no whistling or wash, SOZODONT. Prow youth M ttieh a s\Mein, M will KIVC every man white upsetting of dishes to interrupt the con asti it will keen ilia enamel spotless and ILLXTSTBATEn. •i\ or black, rich or poor, a lair chance to vernation, bill the talk did not run smooth- unimpaired. The teeth ot puixjun who THK 4 IIAIM.K. obtiin the blessings, which come from in ly alter all. And when it came to reading use >{)'/,( )|t()NT have a pcdrl like whiie- "tttlUlylUg tile slll)]eil O)J|I,('I I vel.V lllltl llotil llmv -.loH.h.isilv ihtM worked at ii • enlightened understanding. Distribute tins I be evening paper and fixing up another uetts, and the (rams a roseate hue, whi'e the I-I!U(';t11(ttlllI point Ol view •eAktHjl 1" )'!<>- How tovingl) slu- dre t luuq in the stalls m proportion to the \ i.le iii.ii which, t.ikeu together, will be oi Hie with all her would be mother*! w it lionnH. the dog and the em slept serenely the breath i- purified, :nib- tor a puhlic library, I would Mleot a complele It sometimes seemed, *0ic xiiil. as far as possible, compulsory. <• iv.• ,i. set ol Harptr't Monthly."—('HAKi.rs Kut.scis difference between Uaving a lmy in the jactionable and injurious ingredients of A HAMS. .Ir. There lay ltcneath its coverlet much of the supervising power, as can be A little sleeping lica«i. hnti'fl ami having him iway, and the gont- Tooth Pastes, ie. tin oontonta are eontrlbotvd i>y the most cm salely entraateu, to the state-; but have S< 111:iti put down hi* paper and remarked M lllptlt iltit hot s Mll'l ;o t Ists ol l-;nro|M' ;lllil Allicl - Jlc came at laM, the tlni guest. the general government exercise that mneli ic.i. while the long expei lenoeol tne^ubllsliei Kre bleak December lleil; much to his wife, when he noticed n iitiiv- Cause anil KfTcci. hm iiri« liis rights arc tinder the government could ways a .line horse, or dog, or parrot, but ladies at once in New Yvrk, Albany, New some idea which they have fondled, and tumption. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TKIMII- Tlie volumes ol Ihe Mmiii.ui- begin with the ANTON EISELE, ^.^-KorSalo by all (irocers.jgi not be imposed upon as he is now. Tho Numbers of June and December of each year. Haven, Providence, Boitoa, Iiiltiiuore, nursed, and hugged, until, like a mother's ES are certain to ffivt fiirf in Asthma, DEALER IN hue and cry about "th« ignorant negro " liroiuhiti*. (.'ought, Catarrh, Onpgwmp- When no time is sped lied, it will be understood Ki<'limond. mid Hinallcr towns between. would be suppressed. only ehilt), it seems dcanr to them than all that tlie subscriber wishes to begin with the American Ultramarine Works, Some of thesis were kept up for yetn, t>ut tin: mil! 'Hinull Dismsm. For thirty years run cut Dumber. S.t Malilen l.niif. New York. 'I'lie colored man, with the powerful the other ideas of all other men. Chris- moct of tlio ladies had ipeady MMOtwon, tian* have their pets—their pet ways of the Troches have been recommended by A Complete Set of IIAKPKK'.S MAUAZINK. com WHOLBBATJC «1D KKTA11. '•iH2-lyt weapon of education in his hand, would not prising 111 volumes, In neat cloth blndine, will MARBLE IUTE MONUMENTS I npeak of them u "latiies"—they were physicians and always give perfect..satisfac- then bo at the mercy of his former master, working, their pet organizations, and their beneut by express, freight at expense of pur- wives of brilliant lawyers or merchants, or pel doctrines,—about which they think, tion. They are Dot new or untried but chaser, eeeipt of (3 36 per volume. Sxnglt tior would he be the dupe of tho crafty. having been tested by wide and BOMtaot • nl"an, by mall, poHixiid. W (in. Cloth cases, lor the young daughters of fashionable old aod talk, and pray, until it seems to them, binding, B8 cents, by mall, postpaid. famifiea. Then ma an uooy of Pear VVhat chance has the untutortcd African to that no one believes anything, and no one use for nearly an entire generation, they W. TREMAIN cope with the intelligent, quick witted men, remittances should be made by Post-OMiee, among these when the duel was fought, is doing anything, and no one is in earnest have a'tained well merited rank among the Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss. who haVC always been tlie leaders at the ! >t the guilty gallant should fall and their unless he falls into their line of action. few staple remedies of the age. Piiblic ISnotpqpm iirf not In copy Hit* aJtMtttumttU terrible .secret M l"tr;iMiI, and this lear south.' What chance has hoot aceumu without Ihe erpress order of IIAKI-EK & HKOTH- GENERAL Thus men are one-sided and narrow in their ! Speaker! and Singers use them to clear and KHS. Address deepened to consternation when he died lating property, or securing political priv- lives. strengthen the Voice. Sold at twenty-five ileges, when be lacks the intelligence HARPEK A IJHOTHKRS, New York. :it ia^t. Many of the oldest families in cents a box everywhere. 1007-SS necessary to get either the one or the Hut the class of pets which are most Now York, Pennsylvania anil New England dangerous to the church are pet virtues. trembled tlien. And well they might. It Other? We can sec no other way for the Agents ami CknvMsert negro to practically obtain the rights guar- Men have some particular gill ol grace 18HO. All &ooods Sold at Detroit Prices. had been rumored around that Hurr had which, by nature, il is easy for tbem to ex- : Make from $2."> to $50 per week selling never destroyed any letters from ladies. anteed to him by the constitution as amend ed, except for the government that gave ereisc, and they make the most of that vir- goods for K. ('. RlDBOUT & Co., It) Bar- And tbi-t thorn, better than anything el-c, tue. It is very easy for oue man to be clay street, New fork, Semi for their his lack of any moral sense whatever—for him his freedom to secure the tame to him and his by educating him. patieut, and ho throws all the power of catalogue and terms. 1000 1052. he refused to protect those whom he had his religion into patience, while perhaps , A»rnt for GLOBE anil BKAL OF DK- grievously injured, when they could have the thitig he most needs is benevolence, or ; Mothers! Mothers !! Mothers !!! TROIT Lolxieco. AT been protected without a moment'* thought A Plain >Yonl About t;trK. activity, or faith. Another man is by na- Are you disturbed at night and broken Tlie public is invited to call and examine fie used to boast that he had never de- ture generous, and he turns all the power LITTLK MACK, of the celebrated of your rest by a sick child suffering and stroyed one letter. And with devilish The fact (which every person having oc- of his grace in the direction Of his pet vir- crying with the excruciating pain of cut- method be had folded them all carefully casion to handle a considerable number ol tue, neglecting prudence or patience. Now A. A. TERRY'S HAT STORE ting teeth? If so, go at once ami irel a KNOXVILLE, TENN., MARBLE and tiled them regularly in packages—each newspapers per week will recognize) that the value of grace is not in that it makes I lady's letters by themselves. When Hurr bottle of MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTH- NO 7 EAST HURON STREET, i or «hldi we bave a supply or new SMlnt. It Ii scarcely a month elapses without its ttory, us strong on the side of our natural vir- | ,K] ' superior to any marble in befloty and durability, nut! died at lait Maths* L paris, aboat his more or le.-s pitiable,involving one or more tuc-, but that it niukcs us balanced on the ING SVUUI'. It Will relieve the poor | fanes the ylace of Sc <(ch (imnifo. only friend, Who became his administrator, of that large elasm ofyotiiig giiUj who arc side of our natural defects. little sufferer immediately—depend upon sent for me. I went over. There was it; there is no mistake about it. There is run i> I.O«I:K riivv I:VI:K. daughters of tradesmen, moohanieej of The value of our religion is not seen in KrlfUli liiNiiraiU'C Cotnp'y nothing (o administer but the expression* small tanners, would seem to render a few not a mother on faith who Ins ever used WOKK ALL WAHRANTKD. of tenderness) which the icoundrei had that it makes our sweetness sweeter, but ! it, who will not tell you at once that it will plain words about the condition of tlic-c that ii turns our sourness into sweetness ; : Shop—Cor. of Detroit and Catherine Sts. (of liondon and Edinburgh,) cajoled from respectable women and filed girls timely ami beneficial. regulate the bowels, and give rest to the CLOTHIER mil I hat it makes an honest man more lion ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. »15tJ away. There waa the will which he made As a rule, our American girla of the mother, and relief and health to the child, Capital JIVIOO.OUO, Gold. the day before Ilia duel with Hamilton. In e-t, but that it makes a dishonest man operating like magic. It is perfectly sate middle classes are not excelled in DOOeaty hohest; not that it makes a temperate man O INSKY A SKABOLT'S that lie said to his daughter( Tkeodosia, and virtue by those ol any oilier nation, to use in all eases, and pMaoanl to the Ins only legitimate ohild, then al sea: "III abstemious, but that it makes an intemper- taste, and is the prescription of one of the but are they property educated and trained'.' ate man temperate ; not tlmt it makes a Dclrofl rtrt- nn Almorh- is carefully taught in all ihe mysteries of other and bettor men than we used to be, ever shown in this city is FOR WHOLESALE AND KttTAIL TRADE. Howard lii«. <'o., of New Vork, whatever? Theodoaia was swallowed up the dairy, and lias a ooiniuendable pride r iiifC all liumoiH. t:\v.\y trace •>' dUewe, and forciwj; by iIn- waves, and never saw the blue I e u-' d to be intemperate, now he is tern Into Ihe Bj -fin thrmu'li the pore< ol the -kin. nour- We shall a>n keep a supply of in her skill. In (ieriuaiiy. girla of all class- pirate ; or lie used to be selfish, now lie is ishinir ana strvntrthening vegetable tonics, firing it c»«h AMeta fl,000,OW. trunk. « underfill power )(• curt ai ooce, es are educated in doiuettlic affairs and re- gcucroii"; lanlt finding, and now he is THE DETROIT now open for inspection at SWIKT A DBUBEI/S BB8T WHITE WIIBA1 quired to become expert in detail work \Yo opened the blue trunk, which Davia chaiitablc ; ohsiinale, and now he. is L'CII PAIN IN THE BACK, PLOUR. DELHI FLOUR, RYE FLOl'K, and management. In Scandinavia the tie : irritable, and now ho is patient ; dee Sidf or liOins. Iiiflamination and KrigtitH BUCKWHEAT FLOUK, CORN had partly examined, and I ihall never for- maiden is taught to woik in her school. IliHeUMf ol' tlit* 14 idn«w*. l^iiiht>t<'M. Intnmnoe C L'rt my aatonuhment and disgust at what ponding, and now he in hopeful ; inactive, Little lad's, No. 9 S. Ih-opiv. (-ravel, t |>oNitN<<'aHtH or rthretlM In At wholesale and retail, A genera! mock ot women, Bled in packages. We looked at does not consist in mounting your pet vir- lea, 00 the 0Ontrary lime times out ol ten, the rrlne, \rit\OI Mnnd PHVHICAIi Cswh A«)i-la Jl 100,000 the individual letters. Most of them had ( tuis :is a hobby.—Golden Kulc Main street, tie Largest I»KUILIT1 tuid in fad :inv rtlntltfl ot these GROCERIES A*» I>KOVIMO\S the mother stand- between her daughter great organs whether contracted by over work, strain, originally been signed with initials only, or ficuseive drink, tbo abu.-f ol nature, or otherwise. anil all labor. She does nil the drudgery, constantly on hand, which will be cold on tin rcauoc oft, ner without any name, or with some ging ;t Dead Man to Life. It saperoedea ontlraly the tnooaTentenoM «od able terms as at any other hou&e in the city. Lofwea liberally adjusted aod promptly paid. pet name; but liuiT, with a malignity whose while the girl, beliilled and flounced, i- troublea ol taking uDteana a&d pal ion om internHl Clothing Honse in tie city. Cash paid for Butter, Eg^s, and Country Product yr motive I cannot oven yet understand, hail turned loose, to have a good time in her medicines. generally. own way. With no employment, no ol'iivi A young officer of the English line, while It it" worn exactly where needed, next to ihe body written out each name in full. He seemed pausing through a native village, was an- and immediately over the kidneys fr-Wfloods delivered to any part of the city will resolved that Other* should share his in- in life, but marriage, and with just enough It in comfotable to the patient, f»afe, pleasant find mt extra charge. education to enable her to till her brain noyed by the importunity of a Hindoo reliable In its eftects, but powerful in its action. yr KINREY A HSABOLT. famy. Some of the names li"longed to the beggar, whom lio rebuff seemed to discon- It can be worn at all time-*, in any climate, and i* most honored families in the land—to have with useless and im-liy, if nut absolutely equally good for N. H. DOWNS i vicious literature, what wonder if three or ei I I . The Metropolitan Repub- revealed them would bave been to cau^c At length, when tho filthy vagrant sec- MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD. VEGETABLE BALSAMIC terrible angniab, and in several ease* prob- four years of such hie should render her TO AGRICULTURISTS coarse, noisy, and pert, lievond ttic endur- onded hi- petition by laying his grimy hand lican Journal of Do not be prejudiced, (iivs tv A TKIAI. and be ably the breaking up of families. I used upon the Knglishiiian S arm, the latter, convinced (hat it it» honest, reliable, effective and Tlie undorsiKned are now nianulacturing a (0 go over and look at them when 1 had a ance of decent people? Had she belonged jiidt what your feebl.- imd exhtQSted body rfejuiros. a salt for XerllliKlng piirposes that i« j>eculinr]y to a lower rank, necessity would have foolishly giving way to anger, repaid the Thousands are dally adding their teetltn »ny to the spare hour, They were strictly guarded freed mi with a straightforward blow from Michigan, wonderful cur;itive powers* ol this Kreti' remedy, adapted to the use for which it. is designed. I, by Davis, lie was • queer man, but he taught her industrious habits; il to n high- who are beinj[ restored to perfect health alter all is entirely free from dirt, or lmrd lumps, and is ELIXIR the shoulder, delivered with such hearty had a high sense of personal honor. Why, er rank, she would have been obliged to other treatments mid roteeales have failed. A*k made by a process wliirh I«':iv,-h incorporated u»o IMIIII head and hands in acquiring the good will that the poor Hindoo fell like a your drajrglst for it, and accept NO IMPUTATION OR ' Is a sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Mordeeai M. Noah offered Davia $20,000 ei'BSTiTUTB. If he has not got, it send lo ue and re- in the salt all the valuable plant food, as well accomplishments belonging to a refined log, to all appearance dead. CHRISTMAS Whooping-Cough, and all Lung tor that blue trunk and its contents, but, ceive it hy return mail. as ingredient* calculate*! to free and render Before the assailant could recover from of course, the offer was spurned and the woman. The delect is not due to inferior DESC&tfTIVE P2ICE LI3T.-Regul.ir Pid, |9 ; Spec Noluble the Ammonia iilreaily continued In the Diseases, when taken in Eeason. his bewilderment al this unlooked-for catas ial Fad, for CbroDtc, (lre.[>-eeated, or caeet* of lonj: | insult resented. Matthew Davis, too, had morals or intellect, but these unis have soil. People die of consumption simp- trophe, a howling swarm of natives came i»tandin(f, *•>; Children's I'ad, for siimmtT complaint his eccentricities, and one of his queer no- reached a stage where ihey are idle. Their weak kidneys ami bed wetting, $1.5'). Oat book, Wr propose to place the price so low thai ly because of neglect, when the rushing to the spot, and with frantic cries A Standard Family Newspaper, tion in regard to these captured love let- education is not sufficient, to enable them "How a Life wns Saved," containing a history of ' none shall be deterred from giving it a fair Wl1 for vengeance upon the murderer of theii this great discovery, mailed free. Write for it. timely use of this remedy would ters was that they should all returned ' '" WP*|f '' their heads, and they have trial. The use of salt for fertilising purposes countryman, dragged him off to the local have cured them at once. learned to despise household jabor a DAY KIDNEY PAD < O. Toledo. O. is no longer au experiment, but tuts been fully to the writers! That teemed to nif to magistrate, carrying with them as evidence 1011 Fifty-one years of con- wen ill. It compelled to earn » living, 111<-_\ The year 1881 win unquestionably b« marked proven, not only scientifically and theoreti- inflict needless pain, ami I argued wiih him tho body of the slam man. Little Mack's Tailoring by unpreoeileiiteU business activity and Indus cally, but practically, by scores of our most stant use proves the fact that no about it, but he said the writers would In- erowd to the cities, and invariably prefer lu trialdevelopenientthroughout LbeGiaal North- Matters might well look gloomy for the If yon are a man 1 flf you aro a successful agriculturists. cough remedy has stood the test better sitislied if thry bad a ch;uu-o to enter mills.run sewing-machine*, or become west, and ii live newspaper in tall sympathy ofbusine«fc,«c,ii:-1, ' man of l* • —t shop girl?, earning Iron 12 10 ¥4 a week, prisoner, for the body showed not the with the prevailing governmental politics and jnpd by the strain of toUbiKovernil We herewith present the experience and like Bairns' Elixir. destroy them themselves. Some of them with all the civilizing impulses of tlie age Department is a snecess your duties avoid it work, to ri slightest sign ot life, while the culprit him- Miiiiulatits und us, bruin nerveanu opinions of some of the leading Farmers and Prlc» 35c. 50c and $1.00 per botUo. were old ladies then, mothers and grand- sleeping in garret* and living on starvation should be in the household of every intelligent | waste, use Hop B, lTo(S&le Kverywhere. self, overwhelmed with horror at the fatal and progressive family. Sclentistd of tliis and otlior countries, hoping fare, rrom the ranks of these girls the Hop Bitters. ifferinp from any in- mothers, but Davis undertook tlie jtrim consequences of his inomuutary passion, fal- The suuRcrlptlon list of The Detroit Post and If you are youna: iind I that the perusal of the same may lie mutually dens of infamy in our eitics are filled. discretion or ilissipa I tion ; if you am miir- task of returning all the packages of lottcrs | tercd aud trembled in a way that would Tribune wits nearly doubled during IS-so, and and all persons wlo le- ounjr, suuVrintf from beneficial. Dr. Baxter's Mandrake Assuming that tho above is a correct its political Influence made Itself strlklpsly rlad or single, old orl nf? on a bed of »ick- by the hand- of trusty friends. A good ].oi>rht-aHh or laiit;"i--*h| f We shall continue to gather surh statistics gtateuient of the actual condition of the • have made any ordinary judge convicted felt lu the mugnirlccni republican majorities new*, rely on H O p | Bittcrs. many he gave back hiin.self. He gave me 1 rolled up throughout Michigan—a lesuit to Thousands die an- as we can on this subject, and hope each and American girl of the middle class (and we him on the spot. Whoever you are. nually fro in twine one of these delicate packages to deliver which It is Universally conceded thai its Inborn sire first-class custom cloth- •w! MM rer > >"> '• « form of Kidney every one will aid us iu this by giving us the Will cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Bat, happily for him, the magistrate wonderfully eontnhund. This Marling lamilv that j r u r I ><]iseasu that nuK'iit when I was going to 1'rovidencc ono day, believe that the picture is not overdrawn), n edfl olmiisinK. ton- benefit of his experience Liver Complaints, Indigestion, the remedy Meuia to be that parents should was a veterm, whom no eontretemp* newspaper will not merely maintain its high iiiK' or rtimulattns, huvo Jx'en pn«\ente of Orders and coinmunicMtions may up ad. and all diseases arising from Bil- however unexpected, could find unpre- lie strengthened, imih by Increased editorial lirst. Hut 1 know that (jen. Scott did take better cate of their daughters, (iive t ft 1: e HOD HopBltters dressed lo either of the undersigned, who will iousness. Price 25 cts. per bottle. your girls, as well as your boys, work of pared. care and by the addition of new features. ing will not regret pay- Bitters. For Sale Frerrwhere. accept one of these packages from Mat- Its Dews department will be kept tresh. accu- furnish all necessary Informal ion :is t<> pfloes, thew Davis and returned it with his own their owu, and let them do it under the He heard the story to an end without a word of comment, and then quietly re- rate and complete; the paper bus control of the l D. I. C. transportation, etc. IIKNKY A. JOHNSON'S hand to a lady hijjh in society in Richmond, home roof and their mother's eye. Give largest facilities lor n-.il limns intelligence, (bl or ttrit>aru& eign,domestic,state and local, und maintains ing ns a visit at No. 9 Is an absolute THE MICHIGAN SALT ASSOCIATION, lie told rue so. 1 always wondered wheth- them skill iu old-fashioned work, and faith marked that before parsing sentence, he plaint, dise__- and lrruslsta- ARNICA AND OIL wi-hvd to be quite certain that the man siwtal correspondents at all important points of tho stomach, blocure for Ka^t Sat^inaw, Mich. er she thanked him or not, but I forgot to in its efficiency to promote their highest iu Michigan and al Ihe main cenlei oi news boioeto, blood. drunkenne 8 s , happiness. Hut above all, surround your was really dead. The Hindoos broke in elsewhere. liver vr nerves t HOP use of opium, THE AMERICAN DAIRY SALT CO., (Limitedi ask him. I Jut think of the moral nature You will be tobac co,or Syracuse, N. Y. LINIMENT with a terrible outcry at the idea of the Its compilation of state news am! lUoom- Main street, Ann Arhor. curud if you use narcotics. of a man capable of deliberately leaving all daughter from the cradle, with the honor merclal reports will be made full and trust- For .Han and Beast. sacred remains being touched by an unbe- Hop Bitters THE OHIO RIVER AND KANAWHA SALT CO., those letters to his own daughter as a leg- and modesty due her as a woman. Thus worthy. Ifyouarosim-] Sold byd nip- The most perfect liniment ever will her owu life be elevated, and an im- liever. 1 is editorial page will discuss all current Is- ply weak and, . -ndiur Cincinnati. Ohio. :uy ! Burr was quite a small man. Very Circular. compounded. Price 25c. and 50c. portant step be taken towards the civiliza- "Oh, I don't need to touch him," quot- Mirs candidly and from the standpoint of aeeli fowimlrited.try NEVER Mr. .litmeK Tolbert, per K. G. BTOWE, bus this salt graceful in movement and courteous in rate Information and of an ai 1 herein v to correct it i It may Tor sale at the Ferdoa Lumber Yard in thi* city. Fur Sale Everywhere. political and economic principles. It will be HOP IHTTTBS demeanor. A small hand and foot. Not tion and refinement of the olaas to which ed the fudge, " I have a surer way than save your 888-jr that." the stendiast champion of equal rights, a free life. It has VFQ CO., spirited or dashing at all, but his manner she belongs. liallot. a sound currency, public honesty, a pro- saved hun- FAIL Rof hp.lcr, M. T. was full of repose, and his voice was soft Without appealing to notice the look of tective tariff, the free school system and eco- dreds. *T..r..nlo,OnU and musical, lie would strike one at first Two Qreal Men. uneasiness that began to cloud the sur- nomies] government. its columns will be rich in miscellaneous 1 rounding faces, he drew forth a stick of I C I Ill M betas (lightly effeminate, but he was reading inatier, Including original and quoted FERDON LUMBER YARD not so; lie w;i< ;i bold, strong, capable man. Mr. Thompson, secretary of the navy, sealing-wax, lighted it, and let fall the sketches and poems,and selections from the burning drops upon the bare sneasj of the current Utcratuic of the day. Bspeotal care In conversation, till the last 10 years of his passed through here on his way to San will be taken to keep l he paper pun; and ele- life, he was brilliant. Hut, to return to the Francisco, on Wedneadaj evening, with corpse. vated in lone. BT Wl JAMES TOLBERT, Prop., subject of bis wickedness, toward womon. his party. Instantly the murdered man started up ID UH WceUlv edition especial attention will : ani itiii-test to the rural coin- Mauufactnr--,! by When he was in Kngland he was greatly In company with Delegate Downey, with an car piercing ) ell, and tossing his iiiuniiy. Its "i-'arm and Klreslde" department r ntid I)<-.Hler in aerified and befriended by a leaned profes- Judge Blair, aud United .States Marsha) arms frantically, rushed out and plunged wiltabuliud In diseiisstons oi questions Of in* MRS. E. A. BURLEY, headlong into the river, while his inconsol- ien.-i on practical ftgrloultnre, letter-ton larra SACINAW sor of Oxford university, whose name I Schuitzer, I went into the special car, ami home topics, reeepies. etc. Daftler In all kinds of must not mention. In return for this and talked with him while the train stop- able mourners, vanished almost as quickly Tilt I.KTTKB II" \ in the opposite direction. is in itself worth more ll.an Ihe price of snb- CLOTHIER. "W-A-iX: IMI.A.TIEIR.I.A.IILS, friendship Burr ruined his wile. Six years ped here. 57 Michlzaa Aroatc, oppositu Astisdel HK:C, SIT20IT. ul'turwards Hurr obtained a position for this Msrtbtlon. the Information and advice con* Tho other members of the party did Iniufd lu tills department have already saved IIKIil L'l GANG-8AWGD LUMBER, professor in a New York college, for obvi- most of the talking, and I eloquently sat Fellows' Ilypophosphites differs from all thousands oi dollars to the patrons of The Post ous reasons, and when they came over to on the back of the chair and whistled a few hitherto produced in composition, mode of and Tribune. 11 is edited with painstaking R WASTINC DISEASES this city Hurr also seduocd their daughter, care, and no efforts Will he omliteiE to Increase Such as Consumption, Bronchiris, Acthma, Genoral bars from a little operetta that I am having preparation, and in general effects, ami is Its prftctlC«l usefulness. CIAME, Debility, Brain Exhaustion, Chronic Oont*ti- LATH AND SHINGLES. .i lovely girl of 17, whose confidence he east at the rolling mill. I am not very sold in its original form. It was developed Ill briW, neither pains nor expense will be patlou. Chronic Diarrhu'i, Dyspepsia, or had won when she was a little girl, during spared iu keeping Ihe I'osl ami Tribune a hilarious in the presence of great men. from actual personal experiment, embrae We !i.vi> all to pive n» a call, anrt examine oni his visit in England. In due time the pro- MR8TCLASSFAMILY NEWSPAPER,strong POULTRY, E&GS, BUTTER, k or \KUVOI s POWER I am not so much at home in tlieir society ing in my months, while the inventor was lu all departments, and in every way worthy 188O. Are posHively cured by FELLOWS'"OMPOUND piock h.-iorr purrhayin^ elsewhere. feaaot died, and Burr became a penniless as L am iu my owu quiet little boudoir, suffering from pulmonary consumption and ot the great slate with whose history anil BY HYKl'P OF HYPOPHOSI'HITKS. outcast. Then this mother and daughter, nervous debility. The good results follow- growth it has been so long and closely IdenU- AB phuPphornii enters f>o largely into the aiminu' ALSO AOKNT FOK witho ne leg over the piano and the other TKllMs: Ballarcl, Branch &L CO., 112 Broad St., N. Y., economy, it feecomenpar excellence tlu- beet r.-bicN- instead of hating ind spuming him, took tangled up among the $2,500 lace curtains ing its first use have since been repeated Three with which tu anfiociHie the other vitalizing intrredi- annum. 1 him and supported him during his last Mtik KKIUtlK. Mitl <>f healihlv Hlood, Nerve and MihcU . In Pel- and Majolica ilms<. in numerous other cases. 1 years by keeping ;t boarding house dowt Daily sin mi f) <*> fl "ill low* Syrup of Hvpophospbites are combined all the JACKSON SEWER PIPE CO., By and liy 1 thought that I had better Tri-weekly "i i » _• Ml I i". Mend for I'rioen (urrrnt. fiib-Uuuea foupd necessary to insure robust health, town. This was on the well-known Kecm show the secretary that T knew more than A Lady's Wish. Weekly I sn T.'i in lull and wheroau it was invented with a view to supply AND 8KL1.S KIRK BRICK. place on Bn)adway, iuxt below Wall street "Oh, how I do wish my skin was as Weakly, in olubs ot in...... «i in per annum. every dettcirncy, it certainly JIMP performed pomt- the causal observer would suppose, and 1 M. 8. S>III II A CO., corner of woDderful cures. Here his food and his very medicine were clear and soft as yours," said a lady to her Kor yj T.'I we will s,.|i.i Hi. w eekly Peal ami JAMES TOLBKKT, Prop. said, "Mr. Thompson, how's your navy Tribune for on.' yeai and • copy of tin- Hn>mu- MANCHKBTBK, N. H., June 18, l»*0. paid for by the two women on whom he looking this summer? Have you sheared friend. "You can easily make it so." an- phy <>i /.JU-IIHI* 1,111 chandler with iDtrodnouoD WIMIIIM;IIII anil .1 < HVr«oli Avon., Mr. JAMKS I. FELi.oWr*. T. J. K KKI II. Kuiit. MJa.1t had inflicted mortal irjury 15 years before by the Hon. Janus (*. liiaim-. The Biography Dear 6'i;-: I winh to ncknowledL'e the t;reat bsattfli your iron-clad rams yet, and if s >, what swered the friend. "How?" inquired the 1 lie had no sense of shame or gratitude. is a quarto volume "i i>- pogvti, prlnlwJ on I have received from the utw of "Kellown CorD(>i)Uiid will tlie clip average, do yon think ?" lie first lady. "By using Hop Bitters, that heavy tinted paper. profrwefy tltaslrated, and Detroit, invilo the ulloiilioii of >ynipoi Uypophoephiteg.'' 1 have been an invalid He was almost universally hated during hit laughed a merry, rippling laugh, and said makes pure rich blood aud blooming health. boutul in eloLh, yuiii ami blurt; enamel. No for nearly two years, with a bronchial affection that last years, and was really an object of pity. liner •pectiiien »>t the printers'and binders1 art lui- b*come chronic In the Fall of 1878 1 had A phy- if he was at home he would swear that he 11 did it for me as \ ou obsorve." Head of IHI) !- fician eighty dayc in sucoefsion.bcfides the c»>ni KCI I remember being ou an Albany steamboat WHH ever iMoed in this country. Thebooh was in the presence ol' tlie mental giant, it—Cairo Bulletin has never been sold UT leu than $2 SO, and of several others. They gave me but little encouni^f- one night, aud seeing accouching form out many tbouaand ooplve have been Ulspomd ment, -i»m»- of them none. List .July 1 iraj ath Ised William . l"aii«ian \o\ rllU-s, l>i:t- weiirht about fllteen pound*, and my cough, which Qatarrh Qure. gan, whom I saluted. I noticed that they 1 could sec that he was accustomed to i-iMits. rins oiirr, intended to introduce ""• the very best of society, fur he stood there Hiioklen's Arnica Salvr. paper to readen unaqnatnted wltb us HUM its. WM fearful, has nearly disappeared. I believe had it Is Recommonded by Physicians. didn't speak, to I seated myself between IH open fmiij until M'irtii i, issi. Noo&enow IIIOIMIM. Jcwrlry, WmB. K. C. NV i AND HK.MNTREATMENT: DM 1 n^sveiy bad—ami don't hesitate to eay ihfti itself, make a good eitizen of ihe UoleUer- Thin periodical, by its able ami scholarly din. sioner. We are both great men, but 1 a specific for H? •terls, DlzxlneM«Co&vulsloilf| N»rv- It will ,• ofi alarrh if taken properly ed man—he should know both why it is The Greatest Komcdj Known. cUHslolls of the questions of the day, a* well as OU8 iUmdHche \liv ; bepresrton, Lous ol Memory, ' T\A/A PADICC rnn niur HAMAD Yours truly,.I. Ii. WBATHEBFOBD. by Us Illustrations -which are prepared by ilie best that his country'? laws givv him free- have succeeded better in keeping it a pro- I>it. KING'S NKW DlSCoVnt for Con- Spermatorrhoa, Impotency, Premature Old Aye, I WU vUrluO rUn UOIC. UULLAn, found secret than he baa.—Bill Njre, in bentartisU*—has always exerted a most power* caused by over exertion, sell-abune, or over-indulg- MOrili >S1O A ltottl<-. dom of action which is consistent with citi- sumption is certainly the greatest medical tul and beneficial taftuence upon the public ence, which lead** to misery, fleca* ind death. One zenship. The ignorant man is always plac- tlio IVnver Tribune. mind. i:. Mrur.tv. .1 icknon, Mich, wutei; Have h»d remedy ever placed within the reach of liox will cure n ceul i-n*f*. Each box contains pue CsUrrh for20 fe»ri ILiilslaUrrh Cure cured me ed at a great disadvantage -in the very The weight of its Influence will always he month's treatment. (>nc dollar a box, or nix boxes suffering humanity. Thousands of once found on tlie side of morality, enlightenment lor flre dollaif : Bent by m»fl prftpttd on receipt of Cuiisider it worth §10.00 a bottle. nature of things he becomes the pliant tool They Hissed the Boj after All. hopeless sufferers, now loudly proclaim and refinement. Price. We L-iriran - to cure any casl FOUR COPIES FOR TWO DOLLARS. Bain Catarrh Cure Is sold by all DmcRiitsat of the demagogue, and the unsuspecting With each order receiv< d by us forth bnxos, HC'mi- 7.V.per bottle .Manufactured aDd sold t>y I'. J. their praise for this wonderful discovery RE OPENED. pantcd with five dollur^, we wflj Bend the purchacer | CHEN El a 1 •O..SiU>l'rcprietora, TOLEDO, OHIO puppet of the designing and unscrupulous. Jack was not a bad boy, but he WM a to which ihoy owu their lives. Not only onr written guarantee to return the money If the With an Extra Copy thrown in for each For sale In Ann Arb.ir by II. .1 BROWN * <"O.. We winh to announce that tho old relia- Club of Four. How to avoid these result must be the terribly mischievous one, and his parents docs it i>ositicili/ run- Consumption, but HARPER'S PERIODICALS. ble Alhambra Dollar store, haR been re- tre-itment doef not eilcci a cm e. Qnarafitei B lamed . Cunier M:tln ami Huron Sn. . t-. study of our stateinen. by Brown aper in the Stale. $500 REWARD! ed to the enlightmeiit of ther own citizens. Jack had used his razor to whittle a kite- Tlie TUKK* above immcd, Olio Year 10 (10 its wonderful curative powers as if by Any TWO »1JOVC named. One Year 7 mi ine our new and elegant ftock. New A K -.vill piv the abOTa reward for any t«!t of In ruany conmonwealthx the task of dis stick. He thought so again when he found magic. We do not ask you to buy a largo HAHI-tKS TOUSG l'KOI'LK. Ono Ye.r 1 (0 novelties received daily. [004 30 EVERYBODY WANTS IT ! Liver Complaint, D>?|>ep!.i«. Sick Headacue, Indi- seonnatins intelligence hu been faithfully Ui.it Jack's ball hail gone through the par- Ration, Colihtiprtlion or Cot>HTOUOH we cannot cure bottle until you know what you are getting. Poitagt Free iv all lubtcrlben in tki UnVtdStaltt with Weat'a Vaff«table Unr Pills, when Hie direc- discharged; it is button patent that in m;my Yourselvw hf making nmnejr wlirn a go)\- Address, THK KOBO, tions ore itrVnl) compiled with. 1 hey ure purely erly from jr.mr duor. Ttmne who alwijn lake GOURLAY'S Vegetable, and naverfall toglvesailsfticUQli. Sujrar otberi it has bf>en sadly neglected. when she found muddy foot prints all over on your druggist, Bberbaoh k 8on, and get The volumes of the Weekly begin with the •dvatiUg* of tb« good .•b«ii.-.-' fur unking Coated. l*rgt hozaa. conl mini; 80 PUla, -5 cents. We find our government confronted with parlor earpet and a great sear on the a trial bottle foi ten cents which will con Number for January ol each year. When no iimiii'T tlmt ft re iifleri-il. guutfrullj boi'MDf nrtrolt. •»! •«-!«. ?"or »nle hv all drn ffiftc. Beware of counterfeit* , time is mentioned, it will be understood that wealthy, « bile th<>ae who <1o not Improve noch piano leg. Ihey both thought HO when di*uo*4 ri-tii«in lu iH.vertv. Wr want nitnr and lim'atloue. The k'euulne manufactured ouly this dilemuja: A republican government vince the most skeptical of ita wondciful the subscriber wiKhes lo commence with the their chat at the supper table was inter- UI«D, women, boys suit girls to work fur us by JOHN • " . "The I'lll MakiTf," 1«I ean only be stable, firm and progressive, merit-, and .show you what a regular one Number next after the receipt ot the order. SHIRTS A is;; w. Uadboo BL, Chicago. Pn • trial >«ck*ge THE EVENING NKWs. when its subjects are intelligent euough to rupted by whistling and the upsetting of dollar size bottle will do. For sale by The last Eleven Annual Volumes of HAK- i ordinary wugm. W« rtiruUh »n expensive outfit «od all teat by m ill prepuid on recelnt of a S cent stamp. you nenf. free. No one * lio engage* full- to make ntonry I>iity Circulation, 27JX10 06pte«, know their rights, indeijendent enough to the milk pitcher, and they told Jack so Kberbach it Son. Aim Arbor, Mich. rsjBS's WKKKI.Y, In neat cloth Binding, will be rapidly. You can devote rout wuole time to the work, or Hriurht. Newsy And Jmtepemleul, M98-KH9 sent by mall, postage paid, or by express, free jour «]>ar« inoraeud Full Information *nd mil that i« oenled ARE THE BEST. a.«sert them, arid far-sighted enough to when, after having driven almost wild his Ad.luxa .sn-n-.i * Co.. rortiatil, Maiuc, lOOT-.'" hy Mail, $5.«0ftyear. Dr. Baxter's Mandrake Bitters act upon of expeuse (provided the height does not ex- Ad(.lreM»,The Evening Nfw consult their own highest "self interest. father, who was trying to read the evening ceed oue dollar per volume), lor t^ "" each. Bend tor direction tor SeiMleunramaiti HH.'iDetroit, Mich. This is one burn. In manv states the edu- paper, by getting up a tight between the the Htomach, liver and bowels, remove all Cloth Cases lor each volume, suitable for FRANKLIN HOUSE, accretions, purify the blood, and fortify the binding. Will be sent by mail, post |,aid. on re OAA Ak'lUD nit [>i I'D i« till' brii> i up** knouu. K very thing system against disease. eclpt of •! 00 each. In tbeBeautiful KLKIlOHX-du nKTKOlT, MK'II. OttMri nrw. C ltkl noi rt^iuirttl. We will tmni»b YOU «v«rj- looked that forty-five per cent, of the pop- new bonnet she had just been fixing and HemlttanceH should be made by Vost-onicc tbinc. > a \*yy »tJ upitmnlp i Ii il y m» ) (th(thu' t DETROIT, ulation can neither read nor write—as is utterly ruined it. Karly the next morning Horsemen. Ask your merchant for Money order or I'rait, to avoid chance ol loss. GARDEN VALLEY OF NEBRASKA A LL KINDS OF BLANKS >t«jiti| »w»j from home over uigbt. Noruk «bttcr*r. Comer of Batra and l-am.-.l f<>rLUD>"< »t tlii- bQ'lMM Ladle* uiukt «* uu^h >• IH**U , In Ihe very center of tlie bualouM part "I tl • the case in not a few of the southern states. Jack was packed off to school. Oh! what a Henry & Johusou's Arnica aud Oil L ni- yewtpapert are not to copy tin* nd\ rrtlH'tnriii i;y HUAUAM * JUNES, Real Kittle Agent*. Wi . without the fjptrsi order of IIAHI'IK A BttOTH- H PRINTED ON SHORT NOTICE ftml 7ouD( boy* ftn-l f irli niik* gr*»i pnv. >o ODC wkn Our tnbleH are the beot, and our room* altd t>eds arc This is the other horn of the dilemma. relief from noise and trouble it was. His inent, atid keep it always in (he stable, to ner, Turning Co., or Norfolk, Madison Co.. Nehru II WtlllDf to work f»U« to nmk'- iDi.r« immry c\«rr Jay lb»i. cm In- twt. Address mad* ID • *wk tlany ordlu»rr rni|>lo.Tiu«iii. Thuw «h« «Oftn mil excelled. Term *l.r»i peri ka. Map*, I'ampMutM, etc., fifilnhed free upon U \lt\l l» A JAMKS. lln What is the solution? father's razors remainpd undisturbed, no use in ease of accident. HARPER A BROTHERS New York. at I'll'*" Wll] flQil A * ri*i 1 I I ofei i Iu To I 11i IIV A till I I* %% II II ALL IL 1 ] «V •pplleatisn, liini HH'I IT THK COUKIEK JOIt KUOXM. i'u,, i'oftUud, llalu*. I0U.< I