LOWELL TUEBOB JOURNAL Offloo ia Graham's Block—2d floor. 'DUM VI VIM U S, VIVAMUH." 81.60 per year in advance. VOLUME IX. LOWELL. MICHIGAN. WEDi\ESl)AYt FEBRUARY 18, [87i.
i Mh. A. GECK, a jeweler from lonin, LOWELL JOURNAL, GRAND RAPIDH, Greenville, Ionia, and T HE Detroit Tribune makes a few com- j occupies the jeweler's corner in KopPs many other cities want the new State PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AirniUjre store. ments on our article relative to the Trib- House of Correction, each claiming that uue s position on the postal question, but At Lowelli Nicbfg'jD* by JOHN GILES was in t >wn last week it should be located where it will do the trusts we didn't misrepresent its views with a view of settling tip his business •JAt*. W. HINK. greatest good to the greatest number. intentionally. We didn't. affairs hwe. TEJiMS $1.50 .4 VJiAIt. A NUMBER of our citizens and citizen- Tire road leading past W. R. Blais- ABOUT the Ist of May, W. H. Hall and esses went to Smyrna on Tuesday eve- dell's needs attention. During the re- euunr DKVOTEI) TO Frank Kanuulell design opening a first- ning of last week, and tripped the light cent thaw the water dammed up north of class cigar and tobacco store in this vil- LOCAL IND GENERAL NEWS. fantastic. Gardner, the host, and his the road so as to surround several families lage. estimable wife, were prepared to meet in that vicinity. Mr. Sutherland's house The JOURNAL hat an EXTENSIVE SOUTH LOWELL GRANGE NO. 113. num- them, and gave them an excellent sup- was completely surrounded by water, CIRCULATION which rcndem it cr bers seventy.five members. iiowne P - The company returned feeling and Mr. 8. justly protests against being a very dmrahlc and. projitnbl* ric,ll 1 11 Grange has a membership of over one y P " for their ride to Smyrna. converted, into an island even-few days, AD VERT I SING MEDIUM. humlrc(1. THE Reporter talks unadulterated Eng- when a few hours work would make suf- The JournalJOB DEPARTMENT in now TWENTY-FIVE pound turkeys are as ''"h to some of the Sit. Clemens' ladies ficient outlet for the water. Mr. Tre- supplied with facilities for doing plenty in Michigan as rats in a Govern- for habitually rushing out of church be- denick has been able to get out by walk- fencc3 11,111 FIRBT-CLASS JOD WORK. ment building. But they are always in fore services arc half over. Wait till the '"S jumping across small some other town. spring styles come out, Lew, and those ,akcs- |3?"Prices redue&l ten to twenty per cent. 1 nder 8Uch (lee convi AT a meeting of the fruit growers re- OflJce In Oraham'i Block, A LADY Singer in this village got off a l?' '** ^ " P ction n ung 9hort of an ca OPPOSITI LOWE IX NATIONAL BANK. good note when she said if she had to rthquake will cently held in Grand Rapids, a new or- make her own bread, she'd do it with them ^ lcavc tho Sanctuary until ganization was effected, to be known as tbo In retponu to a request, we five a portion qf her own "do" benediction is pronounced. The The Grand River Valley Horticultural the law as if stands rehtHff to newspaptrs and Society. E. Bradfield was chosen'Presi- M*. L. 8. HcTCnDfBOS of Emmet, i. Wi°te',"hi<>M ^ subscribers. tho Republican nominee for Senator, of D-n*ontly reeeived . dent, H. H.'Holt Vice President, C. J. If subscribers order ths diseonHnumes of tho eighth dUtrict, to All the vaeancv '«Ur'r°" h» brother Rier, OreenCove Dietrich Secretary, and G. W. Dickin- their periodicals, the publishtrs may continue S t lg hC son Treasurer. The society will confine to send them until all artaearges are paid. caOMd by tho resignation of Senator ^ "' " ^ Emerson. Mr. Wm. T. Hewitt of Mar- f JUSt 8hot aa allig8tor' 3"^° feet its work to the counties of Kent, Ionia, If subscribers neglect or ref use to talis their ODEWTCH W1 th hi8 reTolTer Gamc of Montcalm, Barry, Ottawa, Allegan and periodicals from the office to which they are shall, is the Democratic candidate. ^V.' 1 - ^ that kind is plenty down there. D. M. Muskegon. directed, they are held responsible until they IUVOEPIEKCF, Hon, Henry Fraiick, showed n. some .ample, of green peas NOTWITHSTANDINO the many improve- hate settled their bills, and ordered them dis- Senator Crosby, and G W. Qnggsare just from Florida, and remarked that the ments constantly going on in Lowell, over continued. ho committee appointed to eonfer with rosc9 ^ in b!oom Jl)wn lhcn, ^ which all should rejoice, there is now and If subscribers pay in advance, they are bound ,h c8tiou 0[ 1,> to give notice to the publisher, at the eniof ™tinX».?T° V'" - 'cm bloom, Rier ean't slide down hill then an occasional visitor who feels when eating tho Stato IIOUBO of Correct,on at where they have posies the year round. he comes to town that these changes have their time, if they da not wish to continue Grand Rapids. m , „ taking it; otherwise the publishtr is authorized , . . TUB Lowell Cornet Band does not pro- in a measure chilled his old love for tho WE have been praying ,n secret, so to to ^ a at Fcb to send it on, and the subscribers will be place, and with feelings of sadness ho speak, for some tune, that the Detroit 2l8t. ncitl,crdoc3 u,e ,laail t0 responsible until an expxess notice, with payment turns away to mourn that "home is not of all aneatt, is sent to the publishtr. Daily i\)i( would shine up a little typo- ghe u Qrand National Calico Ball March what it used to be." Many, who used to graphically, and go to its readers with a
RATU OF ADVCRTHIMO. Mow Aclvcrttno monta T OWIIJil* JQUBHAIi tkerlllBals-J. M. Mathswaon Att'y. CLOTHING AT A SACRIFICE. OaetaehorUii space makes a KB*r*' BhsrllT Sale—J. M. Matbewson Att'y. THE LOWELL JOURNAL $1.B0 a Yew. T Nollee John Hard/. » mo. IB wo-1 1 y BheriifBals—O. If. Look Att'y. JAS. W. BINS, BDITOE. FURNITURE. T OWCLL JOUBWAL Gilt EaterprUe-L. D. .4 la*.
LOWELL, FKU.18. ' A life local paper, List of Utten remaiuinK ia tho Foot office T OWBLL JOUHNAL at Lowell, Kent Conntjr, Mich,, Fab. IBtb 1871, HTATB or MICHIGAH, "» 31 Columns of reading 1 Bosioe.s locals 10 cents per llnaj'" ^" LADIES' LIST. RXROUTIVR Orpioit. F matter e»erj week. ion J 6 cents for eaob suhsrquent InserMon. PROCLAMATION UY THE GuVKRNOR. Martiaie and death notices tree. Mrs J W Duiilun, Misa Maggie Marcie. Miss IS T OWBLJU JOUHNAL Cards in Business Directory $5 per annum. Jennie Welcb. WIIRUKAH, Tlio Legislature oflbisSute, NT Yearly adrerllwrs entitled to ob4nge ill Istt »e«iioD, bj Joint rcioluUon. directed 1 Circulation constantly Legnl matter at HUtute rates, and must ba paid QENTa' LIST. the oppoiolnicnt by the Ooveroor of A com- increasing. for when affldnrit is made. F llenfiamin. A r Berkley, Brwin D nrooks, Transient adferlisements raus • bo iniitcu of eighteen pereons to prepare amend- ifyTheno terms will bo striclly adhered to. Jobn G". .iio Kanffman, W W Mcintosh, T OWELL JOURNAL ,>( ments to tbo constitution and report the same A •nti, o Korenbiiij;... ' " ^ Sludt. to him; and i Ono of the bust adver- "nuyer, Steven Weaver...... L DIRECTORY ALL Ol-' OUH Th. nuh/ Keliablc (Jft Uutrihution in the WiiKiiKAs. The said committee having been tising mediums in Wnrnei. appointed and performed the duty assigned Cuuntry. the west. T J»B. w. Hino, FOREIO.V LIST. them, and boving made their report; Now, JOHN KOPF j^OWELL JOURNAL WroTARY I'Ulll.lC, Francis Josiah Brown, Williaaj Graham, therefore, I, John J. Bagley, Qorernor of the IN JUUilNAI. Ol'FICE, Roey Stevenp, James Wright. Job work chcaper than •V LI/WELL.MICII. Stale of Michigan, by virtu# of the power r $100,000 00 Swearing done with nsatacss and dispatch. Persons calling for these Letters will please Immense Stock of Winter Clothing Tested iu mo by tbo constitution, do hereby PKOPUIETOK OF over. say "Advertised," and give tho date of this direct that the Legislature of the State Qoo. B. Balcom, . „ . . £OWBLL JOURNAL RACTICAL Watchmakerand Jeweler, watches, notice. A. M. ELswonTii, P. -M IN VALUABLE GIFTS convene in extraordinary session at the Cap- Clocks and Jewelry repaired and warrantod.- itol, in the city of Lansing, on Tuesday, the Best styles ol'Plain end JewolrymadetP o Order. Shop in the Post Offlce, To be diatribiited in LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. third day of March next, at twelve o'clock il Fancy Job Work. Must be sold at a Sacrifice, THE NEW Omnibua Line. coon, for the purpose of consideringtbe J^OWELL JOURNAL HAW ft BCRUlCK.oarry Passengers toandl rom GHEAT reduction on boots and shoes, hats L. D. SINE'S amendments to tin constitution reported by the depot, or to any part of and caps, cloth and clothing at Iline, Parrish Subscribe I Subscibel S said committee, and to consider and act npon Also Uanulaeturer a^d Wholesale end Retail night. Leateyourordersat the franklin House,and & Birch's. 43rd SEUI-ASSVAL all sucb other matter as may be submitted ridein the new Omnibus. Dealer in all kind* of fiiiiirr mm by special message. VIOK'S J. A- Oibion. SHE STAR CLOTHINO HOUSE ADVERTISEMENT IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM In tMtimon'jr whereof 1 hire hereanto *et "FlARiESS" a TT'Y, NOTARY, Real Estate »gontand Auction my hand and cauaed the grrat wnl of tbo FINE AND PLAIN A. "r- CnnTeyHnciogandtheCoUKUonofdobte JUB'P ODT. li! Bute to be hereunto nfflxrd, at Lanalng, tbii aepeclallty. Office and residence on the North-Bas THE SCIENTIFIC CLOTHES WASHER, the best To be drawu Monday, March 30lh, 1874. |L. 8.] twenty-first day of Januarr, in tbo year ol FLORAL GUIDE LAKGE OVEN, HOT AIR DRAFT, ASH SIFTING, ANTI-DUST, If ot Section 14, township ut B"wne. onr Lord one thoawnd eight hundred and machine of tbe kind in use, is now for sale at FOR SPRING GOODS. seventy-four. OOOK.XCTO- STO "V 13 « W. J. Atkliia&O"®'1®^. — , the store of Atkins & Greene. Do not fail to JOHN J. BAOLEY. FURNITURE! FON X8V4;. KALERSiu Agricultural Implemonti. We also ONE GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OP By the Governor: For Hard or Soft Coal and Coke, or Wood, with'or without Low Iron Clad sell thejnitly celebrated Lumber «»«oni and call and see this friend of tbe household. No family can afford to do without it. DAVIIL STRIKKR, COPPCR OR ENAMELED RESERVOIR and CAST IRON W ARM- giee manufactured by J. A. Adams Bros. Bust- 10,000 I3sr GOLD Secretary of State. PARLOR & BEDROOM SETS. B Place one door Baet of Post Office. Lowell. 200.PBgeK, 600 engravlngi. tad colored plate. Pub liihea •IJSoenisajretr. Flnt namber tor 1874 Jait ING CLOSET. DONTFAIL TO SEE 12. PAINTS AND OILS at West's. • The Largest and best assortment A Germsn edition at *»me priw. -"j PTimt A Hunter# BEST prints at 10 cents per yard at Hine, OVERCOATS WAY BELOW COST ONE PRIZE $6,0t 0 IN SILVER! THE POSTAL LAW. there is between Grand Rapids Addreu.JAMES V10K,. 1Roeheiter , N. V. k BALERS in iirugs,faien;Meaiolnei,Per(umeiy Fivt Frixet 91,OOO S. 1 and Detroit. *} Palnte.Olie.kc. Store at the old aUnd of J. B. Parrish A Birch's. Five I'rixei $gOO -g C. KUSTERER Shear .Bridge atroet, Lowell, Mich. Ten FHxea $100 J Gl Among our State exchanges only We have in stock the best assortment of Cook and Heating Stoves ever FIOAEO CIOAHB at West's. Hotels furnished at low prices BREWER & MALSTER Two F«mll» C«rrl»«« »nd Matched Hone* witti Blue Chinchilla Ovorcoatfl worth 412.00 will now be sold for $8.00. Sllrer Mounted Harnem, one paper has spoken m opposition offered to lite trade in this village, whioh we are sell- EOn'^AR Conro'wlion ot looker Chapter No. Tbe cheapest place in town to buy your worth 11,500 each I City Brewery 78, at Masenio Hall, on Wednesday erenlngs Dry Goods is at Devendorf ft Blain's. tf Two Bugjie*, Hone* &e„ worth $600 each! T 0 to tbe restoration of tho press privi- ing at prices as low as tho lowest. R moon All Wool Beaver Overcoats worth $20.00 will now be sold for $12.00. " Fine-toned Ro*ewood Piano, worth tiSOt 3RAND RAPIDS, - - - MICH on or before tbe full g^HOOKEB, H. P. In additloH to tbe above I also keep on band THE BEST CKIARS at West's Drug Store. Ten Family Sewing Macbints, worth $100 oach t leges. The Detroit Tribune seems ALSO A FULL LINE OF SHELF HARDWARE. Esqnimanx Beaver Overcoats worth $25.00 will now be sold for $15.00 a choice stock of J. Q. LOOK, Sec. 1800 OoM and Silver Lever nunting Wateh- DRAUGHT LAGER. N.B.—Money to loan on good Real Estate ««CJ» all] worth from $HO to S.WOeaeht to stand quite alone in its warped 7 I. o. o. ». ; Willow Ware, BURDICK FEED CUTTER, BLANC'RD CHURNS, lecnrlty. MTRON H. NOBTOK. Boy's and Children's Overcoats 25 per cent# below cost ARMONY LODGE, No.W#, of Loyll, Mich, Gold Chain*, Silver-waro, Jewelr/, 4c.,4c. opinion on this question. And the Mirrors, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS; ETC- meeteetery Saturday even ng, atlOdd Pel. THE best assortment of Trunks at Deven- Number of Gift* 10,000! Ticket* Limited tofiO.M Fine Pictures and IowaH' Hall. "AT*, N. U. State press is "warping" the Tribune dorfs JcBlain's. AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS, to Obromos, Examine our slock before buying elsewhere. O. B. Hiixou. Sec. wuom Liberal Premium* will be paid. vigorously for informing the newspa- —AND— John Taylor, Dress Goods cheap at Devendorf A We Must close the Balance of our Winter Goods before SlNOI.BTlCKRTd, $3 SlX TICKETS, $10 TWILVB per men in Michigan that the best RON FOUNDER and manuhictnrer ol various Blain's. tf COPPENS & PARKER, TICKETS, $20; TWBKTY-FIVE. $40. TOYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS kinds of Flows, Harrows. Ouitirators, Son- March 1st. course for them to pursue is to stop West End Union Block. Iin, Bobsleighs snd all kinds of casting to order THOSE Water Proof's have arrived at 90c ALL GOODS WARRANTED, Dwell, Mich. f 1-00, and $1.25. nircular* containing a full list of priwti, n do^- grumbling and pay their postage. K enptionof the manner of drnwlng.aml oth»r Infor- HINE, PARRISH FT BIRCH. Davendorf & Blaln, natlon in reference to tho Ulntribatlon will bewnt The Berrien Co. Rccord says: to anyone ordering them. All letters must be aJ- and sold TlEALERSin Fancy Dry Goods,BibbonsCarpeting ANV one wanting yoo'ti will learn some- dteKsxd to If each county cannot enjoy the lU Hats, Caps aud Notions. Opposite Lo- thing to their advantage by calling at the LEVI BROTHERS, XAWovFir*. L D.SIXE, ItoxM. FOREST &, LOWELL MILLS, well National Bank. 101 W. Fifth St. Olnoinnati, O. free delivery of their own county Cheap for Cash. store of Hine, Parrish ft Birch, O. Broad, newspapers within their own borders, BEST buck gloves and mittens at $1.75 at HATCH & CRAW. EALER in BooU. Shoes, Uather Findings, ftc, where such free delivery does not Sr^A large supply of COFFINS Custom work done ulth neatness and despatch Hine, Parrish ft Birch's. cost the Government an additional UrsD t ojor west ol Graham's block Lowell. CASKETS AND SHROUDS, ATLANTIC sheeting at 12 cents at Hine GLOVER HULLINS!! penny for mail service, then we say CASH PAW for JTHEA T ! John Wilaon, Parrish ft Birch's. We are now ready with a forever abolish tho free delivery LL KINDS of Blacksmitbing, horseshoeing. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Constantly on hand. All calls prompt- A Wagon and carriage Ironing done to order. CORSETS from 65 cents to $ I at Hine, Par- MONITOR MACHINE. system now established in our cities, Flour, Peed, &C., Constantly on hand rish ft Birch's. All Ordtr* will receive prompt attention and and which costs the Postal service ly attended to. J. M. Matbewson, an immense sum annually. WE HAVE IN OPERATION ONE OF VfDTARY, Attorney and Solicitor, Will at- Laces and Lace collars at ;Devendorf 36 Ganal Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. Satisfaction Gnarantoed tenoto busmesa In any of the Stateor Uni- ft Blain's. tf Addre**: And the Pontiao Oazetle says : ted States Courts. PAIRS AISTK'S HAY BOAtiES. Special attention given to Oonreyancing, Col- WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES at D. F. HUSTED
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" Hoiiwkopper " of Health. The Visit to the CHj; or, Pride Must Let's clone Ihe srene—• webk pinscd by— IT is now generally admitted by hon- Purepa-Uosii "There was a certain hotel to which A HKJ GA.MK AT MiKRLEM. est physicians, tlmt "lien onco the consump- Re R. R. fv ; : i I', i "i The PincIlbuckH. hull demented, The liver being tho great depurating many of tho people of our village wore UttTO a Fall# Worn writhing still, when they received or blond-cleansing organ of the system—set tion Is fairlv fast'-nod upon tho lunifs, no hu- BY uu<» n'ncn.i.Y. A TivcntS'-Sccond Ward Ilutchcr nml a in the habit of going. This I avoided. ohn Pinobbaek lived on Miucitinc Hill, A note with perlnmo sceutcd, Uiis groat " housekeeper of our hoalth " at man power can save thu patient from death. Air—" The QUVCK of Ularncy.'" MrTrnth Amine Ilnrhrr Again at Ihr 1 huy also say that about 50 percont. of those RADWAY'S READY Another chosen at hazard seemed to bu Knort of I lie I r lloylinod—ftcat'ly 'I'cn The upper crust among, From Mrs. Hurry. Thin it read : ^rk, and tho foul oorruptions which gender Ooli of aoDgB a founlnin, better. Thither I walked, determined lliMim at Murblo riuylnu for a I'umr He had a hralthy bank account, "To Mrs. I'lnchbaok, greeling— In tho blood, and rot out, as it were, t o ma- who die from this diseaHo can traca the cause 13 GREAT ALTERATIVE Dear ftlend-tne ladies of our sot chinery of life, are gradually exoelled from to a neglected finish or cold, which imeht An* of cbarni* n niounUtn, to leave no trace of my destination to of 8.100. Ilix wife was fair and young ; RELIEF AND BLOOD PURIFIER. Tbcro'ii no piima (loiina From tho N. Y. Sun. He'd earned a handsome competence Are soon Iv ^vo a meeting tbfc system. For this purpose Ur. Pierce's have been cured bv a small boltlo of Liquid those who knew me—no clue to my Opodeldoc, or what is the same thiiiB, .Mm- Gun wid ln-r coiiiparo ; There was a match in tho Twenty- liy selling hidon and leather; Golden Medical Discovery with very small It is not a qnnck nrmtmni. For nlie ifl the gwcH'ti-nt, identity to those who should find mo The objtct Is to call tipon • daily doses of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative ton'n Anodynr l.tniniont. Cnros tlxo Worst Pains second ward to shoot ono thousand Rix head was level, and his hi art Tlio iiiffmlients nro piibliiihcd An" tlio most complolcst, dead. As light as any leather. And sneak with .Madam Herman Pellets are pre-eminently tho articles needed. Cot this nolicc out ami britiK it with you. IN rni>M im ont-li bottle of mrdicino. It From lior Koldeu girdle marbles for if500. The competitors About the getting up in style They cure every kind of humor from tbo worst Wo are authorized to refund tho cash to any To her nut-brown hair. I had no mark on my clothing, no were tho well-known butcher John Mc- But John's wife, pretty though she was, Ol our lorthcoming German ; scrofula to the common pimple, blotch or person or persons who shall buv and use /'ar- OXK TO TWE.MY MINUTES. is nerd luidrmmimpudcd by She's the Borgeous posa card, paper, or letter with me ; I had Kewen, and Fritz, the barber. Mc- And sociable and free. And if you'll send us th« address eruption. Oreat eating ulcers kindly heal sons' Purgative i'i'/s and fail o/relief and sat- rhysiciniifl wherever it has Of vour high-bred relations, nnder their mighty curaiive influence. Viru- iafactioD.—Com. Of Slffnor Roba, torn the hatter's mark from my beaver. Kewen weighs 350. Ho is about five Was fond of taking on Fronch airs NOT ONSB OUR been introduced. It will An she doeH ontvalue him As I ascended tho hotel steps I felt, so When in society. I'll see that they, as well as you, lent blood poisons that Inrk in tho system are pofutivfly euro SCJtOFVLA DT a hundred pounds. feet eleven, and before he grew so fat Arc granted invitations 1" by tliem ronbed of their terrors, and by their T ArrF.n READINO THIS ADVERTISKMENT to speak, like one going to his own To see tbe lady In her silks HE purest and sweetost COD LTVER in it* various itaac*, li J! VU- Sure, her smile is Kraoions, was one of the best made men ever And diamonds array'd, • • • • persevering and somewhat protracted uso tho OIL is Hazard A Caswell's, made on the sea funeral. most tainted systems may be completely reno- Need any one Btffer with Pain. MA TI.SM, VruiTE A Mv.. An' her bust is epncioua, seen. Ho has been an athelete ol noto 'Twas hard to b'lieve she once had been Tho moral of onr story ia, shore, from fresh, selectod livers, of the Like a milk-white reservoir vated and built up anew. Enlarged glands, y-AVU, GOITRE, A grinning waiter bowed before me. in his day. Fritz is a famous German A simple dairy maid. That pride must havo a tumble- Cod only oy CABWKLL, HAZARD ft Co., New Iladwny'n Kcmly itrllrl U n Curo lor (An' troth I that's what it is. the darliut; an" tumors and swellinjrs dwindle away and dis- York F i« absolutely pure and tweel. Pa- JutoNciiiTis, xj:ii vovi A pert clerk lifted up his head and barber in Seventh avenue, near Fif- That those who in their wealth lorgct appear under the influence of those great re- Kvrr* I'nln. may Ood blesH her an' it for tho same 1 An' may And so it was—and one tine day They occe wore poor and humble— tients o havo once taken it prefer it to all I)j:r. IIATY, JM JPIKN1 He look down upon her, au' be good lo her!) stared. I was an ordinary traveler to tieth street. They call him Dutch A couple stout and jolly— solvouts. IT WAS TflF. riRST AMI) IS Who think they wear so close a mask othei Phyaioians have decided it supsrior CObS I MPTJOX, nnd nil dis- Of all silvery sounds. them, that was evident. Fritz. He weighs 180 pounds, is five Zeke Soper und bis wile—came down ' DOCTOHS COULDN'T HELP HIM. to al. other oils iu market.-Com. VINECARBITTERS That no one can detect it.- UEIOSVILLE, Morgan Co., O., Marcli 21,1872. THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY enfes nrising from on impure It was late in the evening; the place feet ten, well made, and fine looking. To see their darling Polly,— Mav come to grief with all tbo airs, Hear ber voice a minute 1 For Polly was the lady's name DeV Dr. PIEHCF. ; Dr. .1. Uulkert* California Vin- that instantly stop, the rrost excrnclatlog pains conditit i; of tbo blot d. fiend wore an air of repose. Laughing and a They are both brunettes, but MoKewen li'on when they least expect it. For the rich with few children it may allais Inflammations, and cares Congcitlons.whetbs Like a lark or linnet, When at her spinning wheel, VNyicn I was 12 or 15 years of age I took what egar Hitters art! .i purely Vegetable for ourltosADAi.ia ALMANAC, ID faint cliik of glasses in an inner apart- is rosy, while Fritz is pale and sallow. is called King's Evil, and by constant doctor- do to buy a shoo without Tips, but those who of the Lungs. Stomsch. Bowils, or other glands o How the warble bubbles up But now she'd changed it to Pauline, are blessed with little mousv and many chil- pieparatloii, mado diieliy from tlie na- organs, by ono application. which you will find certifiratea From her purly throat I ment told of some conviviality. One In spite of his size, McEewen is deci- As being more genteel. ing it would heal in ono place and break out IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, General Items. in another. It aim broke out in my left ear. dren it is ruinous to buy any others than SIL- tive herbs found on the lower ranges ol from reliable nnd trustworthy An' now hear It falliu', old man read his newspaper before the dedly the handsomer man. VER PIPPED Hlioes.—Com. no matter how rlolent and exernclating the pain, the " O, lawful sakesl" Zeke's wile cried out, A WILD hog recently shot by a teams- I first found your name in the Gkrlstian Advo- ilio Sierra Novmla mountains of Califor- RIIFjUMATIC, Bed-ridden, Infirm, (.'rippled, llerr Physicians, Ministers of the Like an echo callin' Are. Nothing else was astir. Flickenii' gently downward The match was made in Fritz's shop When she tbo mansion stood in, ter near Muskegon, Mich., weighed al- cate, and sent ten milts for tho first bottle, nia, tlio incdicinal properties of which ous, Neuralgic, or prostrated with dlieaso may suffer Gospel and others. I asked for a room. The clerk nod- THE greatest oil well ever struck is From some hills remote. early on Monday morning, while Mc " I hope I never more may sec most 603 pounds. which did me more good than all other medi- aro extracted tliercfiom without tho use Dr. B. Wilfon Cart, of Piii.'mow, Then again it risos. ded. Kewen was being shaved. Fritz's little A bowl of hasty puddin' cines I ever used. 1 am 28 years old and doc- the Evans, on the Dougherty farm near RADWAY'S READY RELIEF rsys he bss t!»i d it in ,, „ M 0) ro(nIj THAT old dance, the minuet, is being nf Alcohol. Tlio (jiiesiimi is almost An' wid joy surprises, ooys wore shooting marbles in the If this ain't scruuipsbious 1 Only see tored with five doctors, and not one of them Petrolia, whicb produced the first WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. and olhtr Ulbcusis wiib tout-asUsftc- " Dn you care what floor ?" he asked. helped me so much as your boltlo of Diacov- daily asked. " What is tlio catiso of tho tion. For ber love an' rapture The picUrs on the ceilin'l revived by fashionable teaobors in New twenty-four hours 4,800 bhls. Inflammation of tlie KIdnerm I shook my head. shop, and McEewcn, eyeing the sport As nat ral as life I Why, Zeke. cry. I have got well and able to do a good unparalleled succc.is of V IN KG An BIT- Dr.T.C.Pligb,of IWHirore, rrcotn. Find in song relief: York. Inflammation ol Ihe Bladder mends it to sil person* n.ffi ring with An' it now sinks lowly " Number twenty-nine is empty," ho while enjoying his shave, said, " I was I'm on tbe p'int o' squealin' 1 day's work. JOHN A. WILSON. TKitsf" Our answer is, that they remove GRIFFIN, QA., lately received cards Inflammation ol Ihe Bnwels, diseased Blood, ssylng it is snj^rlor to Into prayer most holy. said, ana tossed a key to the waiter, the beet marble shot in my day in this New Scheme of Basy Payments the causo of disease, aud liio patient re- Congestion ol Ihe Lnnip* any prersrstion he lias ever used. Or now swells in rondeaux It's fresco, is it ? Well, I vow, for the wedding of a lady of sixty, PR JSPERITV is o blessing to tho good, whom I followed at once. ward. MR covers his health. They are tho great Sore Throat, DlBlcnlt Breathing, , Eev. Dabney Ball, of the itaitimore (Though I don't meself rightly know, npon I'm drefful glad you told me 1 and a blushing bridegroom of twenty- but a curse to the evil. M. E. Conlmnre Konth, fnjs he has We reached tho room by two flights " I'll bet you weren't any better at And see tbe carpets and chcers, blood purifier and a life-giving principle, Palpitation ol the Heart, been so much brnrfltled by Its use, that me conscience, what sort of a thing a "ron- llyntcrics. Croup, D) plherin, of stairs. Atits door the waiter pushed. that than I," said Fritz. " No boy And sofy's I Zekel, hold me I one. be cheerfully reronncsnds it to all his deau '' is when it's at home.) MASON & HAMLIN a perfect Renovator and Invigorator „ . . _ . . Catnrrh. Influenza friends snd ar ME?1.- NEW THING ED E P 0 A pBOBATE NOTIOHi- ietrtlt tli WiiwwkM Rillrwi. 0 ?T JTS^ K&fU « ™?cTn.i. Court j^EW FIRM, lor tbe County o( Kent in Chancery. STATE op MIOHKIAM, County of Kent,) ss. At a Winslow Dodge. CoaiplMnsnt, smslon of the Probate Cnurt tor the Oounty of Kent, The Old Reliable""Bout« to *11 polnte holden at tbe Probate OBloe. In the City of Orand Bast and Wost- Siuion Vsn»lxo, Natlinniel C. Whltlleld, nnd Maria Biplds, on Thursdsy, the fifth day nf yebrusry. in II. Vinch. I-efendnnt*. the year one tliou»iind eight hundred and seventy- A N li TMIOK leave t.owcll (^UN.IUVII oxeep'.ED.L At n •ef»lnn of said Court, held st tho court linuailn UNDER THE SUNt GOING BAST. the city of Orand llapids. in i-«id fountj, on tin SOlb 1'rosent Benjamin A. llarlnn Judge of Probate. • In thu matter of the ostnts of .Norman roster Hail 11:05 AM Thro.Krogbt 8:16 PM CHEAP GOODS. 1',16P M n'lRilEVHOll.cirfi.^r. Mixed, 12:66 I'M Expn-di- Iii thin cniin". it aiii'i'i'iliig from sffldavlls on flic, ^ On reading and filing the petition, duly vetllled, West's American lire Setter 001 NG WEST , hat tbiVSnt kntlianfel C Wldtf, d. .. not a nf Lmcn II. Tyler administrator of Hdde»la1o,pray- "A New Broom Sweeps Clean," y , ht ^AM W.xtd, 0:00 V M rrBlilriit of this State, hut n mident of the State ol IUL'lor license and authority to sell the real estate r lg e:U0 1' M therein described lor tho reasons and purpoHe therein Exoroi S:*0 M#il> . . « , Kanms, nml that hc has resided in sstd State of Kan. For Selling Carriage aud Hag. sas lor the last past elchtoen months. is an old adage, and we shall try nTTbrough tV:kclii lo nil pi incip»l point* bonl, On motion of 0.11.1.ook, Coniplaininfs solicitor, thereupon It 1* orderd, that Monday, tho ninth on Tire told, ou ibe wheel, for gale at tlio cmujany"* ofllce, Lo»»ll. ordoicd tlmt the nppcarnnce of said .non-resident day ol March next, at ten o'clock In tho forenoon, bu and prove tlie adage true as re- l.Mlu-ii »"J Smoking earn on dny trains. defendant Nnlbsniel O. WhitSild he entered herein assigned lor the hearing of said petition .and that t he I'ttllmun-K Slc.plok writ onnighttMnj. within three months from the date of this order, and heir* at law ul said deceased, and all othor persons inUrested In said estate, are required to appenrata gards a new firm, but shall en- In case of bis sppca'snro becAse his answer to the Bil With which aair of BDOUT TIKKM CAU Oon'l Sup't Detroit, Mieb. of Complaint to l^nied.andacopy thereof to 1)0 served session i l said Court, then to be holdm at tho on the Complainant's Kolldtor within twenty day* after Probaie Office, in the City ol O'and Kapids, In said deavor to do as clean work after Crand Uapitfs k Indiana Railroad aeivlco on \.in. of a copv of said Ml] and notice ol thw coiiaty, and show cause. If any their be. why the Tlme-TaWe. order; and in default thereof, ,alte" priiyer of the petitioner should not be granted . the newness has worn oft BR confessed by said non-resident Defendant. And It li further ordered that aald petitioner Ten Minutes. And ilia further ordered, that within twenty davs give notice to the penoiu interested in aald eataw of Every shrewd business inan OOKIIRNPKD TIME CAUD, Nov. So, 1873. (he complainant cause a notice of this order to he pub- tho pendency of said petition and tho hearing lished in the Lowell Weekly Journal, a newspaper thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be pub- lished in the Lowell Journal, a newspaper printed OOINQ NORTH. printed, pnhHidied and circulating in said county, can buy goods for Cash at about It ii one of the moil wonderful time and labor-ia and that said publication bo continusd therein once and circulating In aald county of Kent, four succeii- ving machines of tbi ige. DAILT,(UKOATI HICirTM). in each week lor six weeks in succession, or that he ive weekaprevlouaU said day of hearing. the same price, and no man can cause a copy of this order to he personally Mrr«d BENJAMIN A. UARUN,Judge ofProbate. No tesri ng tbe wheel to plecu, no taking ont bolta, STATIONS. BsprtM. Ksprca. Aeeom. on Hid non-resident defendant st least twenty days A t. ue copy CTRCB E. PERKIKH, Register. no breaking paint, no burning the felloe or boring before thetitne above Ptesciibed for his appearance. i-32w4 buy and sell goods without a new holei, but limply taking the wheal from the ixli, Siobmond.. 10 UUA.M. 4 W P.* putting It Into the macbini, and returning It to the 4 SO " BIRNEY HOYT, Circuit Judge. Jfewport — 10 SO " O. II. LOOK, Complainant's Solicitor. profit Hence, when a mer- the owner, tightened in the moat latiifactory mannir WixcherteT 11 18 " 6 12 " A true copy of the original order on file with me pBOBATE NOTIOB- alllntwoor threimlnntei. 11 45 •' 6 40 •• SMMTiU« 6 10 « in said cause. Attest, chant advertises that be can sell PertUnd 12 nr.*. HOBAHT H .CniPKAS, Register. STATE OP MICBIOAR, County of Kent, J-s*. Ata Tbe undenlgnid bai one of these machlnii athil X>eeatnr...~. 1 36 " By W. H. Van Lcenwen, Jr. Deputy. 31w 7 aessioo of the Probate Court (or the county of Kent, black smith shop, and has th e Fort Way"6— —• 8 00 A.* 2 SO •' holden at the Probate Offico. In the city of Grand his goods a great deal lower than 5 21 " Rapids, on Tuesday, the third day of Febru- Bturgii — ... 10 42 •' paOBATB NOTICE— Men don 11 22 " 6 00 •• ary in the year ono thousand cig^it hundred his neighbors, every sensible EXCLUSIVE RIGHT KaUmAioo •«••••••• 12 2ir.il. 6 65 " STATE OP MICUIOAK, County ol Kent >. Ata ses- andaeventy-fonr. Montdth 1 23 •' 7 61 » sion of tb«! Probate Couit for the county of Kent, Present, Benjamin A. Harlan, Judge ofProbate person knows that he is prom- Orand Bapldi . 2 65 •' 7 t-O A. M. holden at the Probate [Office, In the dty of Orand In tbe matter of the estate of Noble Crawford, Howard City. 5 38 " 0 22 •• Rapids, on Saturday, the twenty-drst day of deceased. , , Upper Big Bapids 6 47 " 10 41 •• January, in the year one thousand eight hundred On readin? and filing the petitlon,duly venfied.of ising that which he is unable to Fortbetown of Lowell. Al I who havesem It operate Deed City 7 20 " 11 04 •• Abigail M. Craafoid of Lowell In said pronounce It the belt Invention In uu for uttlug Clam Lake —. 8 60 " 12 SAS- ,npr«ent%enjaniln A. Harlan, Judge of Probate. County, praying among other things, that admiaia- perform. Urn. taverM Citr 4 80 " In the matter of tbe estate of ChatleaM.Stevens tiatlon of said estate may be granted to heraelf. Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the aecond OOINQ SOUTH. ^^n'rwding and filing tho petition duly verified of day of March next, at ten o'clock In tho fore- We expect to buy our goods Jarvis C .Train, representing that he is a creditor of noon, be assigned for the heannt of aald petition, Traverse City 7 00 A.M* and thoit the belts at law of said deceased and all other OUm Lake, 6 00 A. M. 10S5 said estate, that tbo adminlstiatrix heretofare as 12 20 P. M. appointed in said matter has departed this dfe and persons'Intereetei in said estate, aro required to ap- V EeedClty—--— 6 30 " pear at a session of said court, then to be holden at Up. Big Bapidi— 7 07 " 12 67 •' piaylng among other things that administration de KiSSiTof «ld estate may be granted to Mlltoa M. the Probateofflcelothodty of Grand Rapids, , in Howard City...—~ 8 14 " 2 04 " said county, and »how canse if any there bo why the Remember I warrant'all 7 26A.II. 11 30 " 4 24 «' Perry, of tho vlilsge of Lowell In said county. Orand Baplaa—— Thereupon It Is ordered, that Monday the twentv- prayer of the petitioner ahonld not be granted. And HUP AS CffiH W 8 66 « 12 60P.M. 6 67 •• tire set with this Machinei Montcitb thlrd day of February next, at ten o clocklnthe it la further ordered, that said petitioner give notice Kalamaaoo ...... 9 40 " 1 40 " 6 46 •' to the persons interested in said estate of the pen- 10 47 " 7 6» " 1 reeoon, he assigned for the bearing of said petition, Jlendon"— -. and that the heirs at law of said deceaaed, and dency of raid petition, and the hearing thereof by Stnrgii, — 11 28 «• 8 JO •• caniiogacopy sfthis order to be published In the Fort Wayne—..— 2 OOp. M. 11 16 •« other person* Interested In said estate, are iv Tim, rtanlrea to appear at a sestlnn of said court, then to Lowell Jonrnal,a newspaper printed and drouliting Deeatar.. 3 09 " Aecom'n. in said county of Kent tnrco successive weeks pre- 4 21 •• 6 45 A.M. bo holden at the Piobate offlee, in tho dty ol Grand Portland ...... Rapids, to said county, and show causo, il »ny there vious to said dav of bearing. and to sell them as cheap as they KdgeriUe 4 49 •• 7 M " BENJAMIN A. HARLAN, Judge ol Probate. 5 U 7 40 " be, why the prajer of the petitioner stonld notb. HORSE SHOEING Wineheiter - - granted. And it is forther ordered, tkat said A true copy CYRUS E. PEREIKB, Register. Jfewport 6 69 " 8 80 " n32wl 0 25 •• « 00 - petitioner give notice to the persons IntcresteJin KiebmoDd. .... said said eatato, of the pendency of said p«tltlon,8nd Jtxprea Ttaiw UaTing Rlebmooa at 10 00 A. *. and ths bmrinr thereof by causing a copy of this order 1 Clalam Lake at 2 SO p. K-, iton ail night »t Grand Kap- to be published in the Lowell Journal a BtWMper |V. B. MYERS, printed and circulating in said county of Kent, llBOBATE NOTICE.- State of Michigan A SPECIALTY. i ds. t; County of Kent. }m. Ata MSBion of the Pro- MAKING Oen. Paw. Agent, PllUbnrg, Pa. three succeisive weeks, previous to said day of bate Court for the County of Kent, holden at the hearing. HARLAN Judge ol Probate Probate OOce, In tbe City of Grand Raplda, on Wed- BENJA1(1N A nesday the fourth day of February, in the year one QUICK RETURNS, Creat Wesien Railroad. Crxca £. PXRKIXB Register. 8lw3 thnuand eight hundred aad aeventylour. Present Benjamin A. Harlan, Judge ofProbate. AND From May lift until further notice trtim wllljleare pHAKCEBY SALB- In the matter of the estate of Xraitni King de- I have nothing to do with Detroitai folkrw* (Detroit time:! ceased: SMALL PROFITS, ATLAKTLO Rxraiiia (daily)— SUte oi Michigan-The Circuit Court fer the On reading end filing tho petition duly verified of Hunter'B old shop, but have ne- Foot Third street 3.56 A M. County of Kent, in Chancery. . „ v ii Nancy M. King, the widow of said deceased praying DAT KZPBMS (dsily except Sunday)— The National Bank of Michigan nt Marshall, among other things, that admlnlatiatlon of eaid eatato may be granted to John L. Clements of the OUR MOTTO. moved all work to ^ IV>ot Third street . 40 A M, Complainant. | Daraoir Kxpana (daily except Sunday)— township of Ada in nidcounty. Foot Third street 11*0 AH. Jamoe Edie, Kale Edle," James W. Norton and Thereupon it is ordered, that MondiT, the second a. Y. Expaasa (daily except Sanday)- Samuel N.Edie, Defendants. day of March next, at ten o'doek in the fore- Foot Third street 8 loo p*. In pursuance and by virtue of a decree of this noon be assigned for the hearing of said neVtlon and Court,made in the above entitled canse, on theeleyenth that theheirsat law of aald deceased,and all other per- lra«nsarri*o at Detroit from the East at 7 and day of Juno, A. D. 1873, I the aabsoriber, a Circuit sona InUreated in aald estate, are required to appear at Put us to the test and see if • 00 A. «., 6 15snd9 46 r. *. ^ a Court Commissioner in and oIKentCounty, Michigan, a aesalon of said Court, then to be holden atthe Day Express east has Pullman Parlor Car aUached shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on Probate Office, in the City ol Giand Bapids, in laU we can perform what we adver- Fates very law. New York Express has Pullman s Thursdsy, tho twenty-sixth dav ofFebnisry, A. D. connty, and ihow canse, if any there be, why the Keeping Ctra for Boffalo and EoehtfUr direct wltii- 1874. at ten o'clock a. m. of that day, at the front prayer of tbe petitioner should not be granted. mim old shop door of the Court House of said Kent County, (to wit: And it is further ordered, that aald petitioner give tise. ^tese'connections made at Suipemioa Bridge with 1 eppig's Block to caled.; in tbe City of Grand notice to the persons interested in said eetate, oi Sew York Central and Eria Ballwars. Rsplds ln said county all thatcertaln piece and parcel the pendency of aid petition and the hearing For tickets, sleeping car berths or any Infoimttlon, of land aitnated and lying in the township of thereof by causing a copy of this order to be pnbllshed * r person or letter to Oensraf Offlca of the Lowell, county of Kent and Sts te of Michigan, known in the Xowell Journal a newspaper printed HIDE, PARRISH &BIfiOH. and described as follows, vli: The west half of the and drcniating it laid Oounty of Kent three north west quarter of soctlon No. fonrteen (14.) Buccesnive weeks, prevloni to laid day of hearing. .**.0,™,. „ASKK.8Now, township No. six (6), north range Mo. nine v9>, BENJAMIN A. HABLAN, Judge of Probate. J. S. Wilaon, W. K. MtTIB, Western Passenger Agent, A true copy CTBCB E, PEBKIKB, Begtster. Qen'l Sup't Detroit. Mich "ZSt, B. WILUOK, 3Swl Hamilton. Ont. Circuit Court Commissioner. Seat County, Michigan. HOWK fi WHITE, O. H, LOOK.Complainant's Solldtor. gBOCBIFF'S SALE.— Michigan Central R. R.Ttaie Tafcle srayiyiiiiits.> Dot ed, Grsnd Bapids, Deeember27th,A.D.1873. ByTirtBeefan exeeutiea ined eat of and under MannlaetnranaBd DeaJirst • n27w7 the teal of tbe Circuit Court ffir the coanty of Kent, Sueuttori PABUKOBB TXAIVB POB THX WCST, LXAVB tested on the 81st day of December A. D. 1878. In taror Ottroit, 7M J and D:4oam, S:4o and li4o p M OHBBIFFS SALE,- David H. HongbUllng, Hiram B. Boaaeyn an« BERKEY BROS. & JAY, JTackion, lo.4o and 12:16 9:8land 5:o5 p m George A. Patteison and against the goods and chat- By virtne of an execution issued out of and under tels and for want thereof tb«n of the real estate ef BOOTS, JUIBBIBBOO, 2:O3 and 2:66 ]2:26 and 8do p m theseal of the Circuit Court, for the eonntyof tbe defendaata therein named, I 55 57 & 59 Canal St., Gfand Rapidi PAHBXXaEX TBAISS FOR TBE EAST LEAVE Kent, tested on tho 12th day of Deoember 1873, have levied npon aad sballexpose for aale at public In law of Morgan L. Swift, and againstthe goods anctio nor vendue to thehighest bidder at the front Chieago. 6:oo and 0:ooBm, 1:88 Bnd0:oo pm and chattels and for the want thereof the* of the entrance to Leppig's block In the city ( eitract te Firilsk Xalamatoo, 11:16 and2:o3am, and J,15pm reaIe«tateof the defendants therein nsmed within of Grand Rapids Kent county Michigan, that being Jackson. 2:8oand4;16a m, and4:46pm mv bailiwick, 1 have levied upon and shall expose the bnildiog in which li dluated the place of holding for sale at pnblic auction to the highest bidder at the the Circuit Court for the coanty. wherein saia SHOES, Conaectionsat Kalamatoo with Orand Bapids & outer door of the Circuit Court rooms InLepnig's premieeaareMtBated, oa Thursday thaSod day of April Hotels and Private HonseB. Xttdiana trains for Grand Bapidi, and polnta north. block In the city of Orand Bapids, Kent county Itste next at ten o'clock in the forenoon.of said day, all of At Jackson, with Grand Bivar Valley DlTlalon fo of Michigan, on Saturdsythe 21st day of March 1874, the nght, title aad interest of the defendant James T. Prices Guaranteed as low as any Satoo Bapids, Charlotta, Hastings, tirand Bapidi at 2 o'clock ji. m. of that day, the following descrioed Norton named in aaid execution in aad te tbe followlag RUBBERS, &G. responsible House in the U. B« •aakegonand Whitehall. described real estate lying and being in tbe coanty H. E.SAROBNT.Qen'ISnpM.ChleMO. "lloUnine (9)7 ten (10; and eleven (11), of Block 8 of Kent and State of Michigan, to wit: the south- of Blchsrd and Wiekham'a recorded plat of the village west qaarter ef the south-east quarter of section Special attention given to H.BUBD. Asst.Snpt.'. Detroit. thirty-five (36,) in town nine (9,) north and of efLowdli to li. fc range nine [9], wast and the aorth-west fractionsl Br THOIUBTATI Deputy Sheriff. 32*8 ^ <40srtcr ofthe north-east qaatltr of fectlon two [2|, •r (n iimi n HJDBIPF'B SALE. „ , , . , . io town eight [8], north and of range nine west. S Bv virtue ol three executions issued ont of and Dated, tliis «econd dav of February A. D. 1874. Sutttutrf •ader the seal of the Circuit Court for the county o| pHAWCEBY SALE— ISAAC LUYNES Sheriff. Kant, tested on the 23th day of August A. D. 1872, O. lI.LouK.l'IIK Atty :i3w6 CUSTOM WORK BERKEY BROS & GAY, •ne bsin* in favor of David D. Hernck ct al- one in State of Michigan. The Circuit Court for lbs ftivor ofbamuel W. Bass et.al., and one in lav or of County of Kent, in Chancery. And a large and well selected Salesroom & Office Frank Nevin et al, and against the goods and chat- Samuel VomilfOonpUiiianL HBOBATE NOTICE.-State of Michigan r tels, and for the want thereof then ol the real estate JL County of Kent. ; At a aession of the Pro- stock constantly on hand. €t the defendsnts therein named within mv bailiwick, Beajamin IL Hicks. Clarisl* E. Hicto.Kllmboth D. bate Court for the County of Kent, holdeti at the 55 57 & fi9 CANAL ST., 1 have levied upon and shall expose for sale at public Truax. James H. Truax, Ludan B. Lull and August us Probate Office, iu Ihe City of Orand Rapid*, on Wedne* Motion, to tbe highest bidder, at the outer door of Buchanan Defendant*. ,,u, n . day tlie twenty-eighth day of.Innunry in the year one Ibe Circuit Court rooms, in Lepplg i block, in the In pnrananoe and by virtae of a decree of thia Cou--' thouund eight bundreoand seventy-lonr. Grand Rapids, eitv of Oiand Rapids, Kent county, State of Mich- made in tbe above entitled ISUMI on the eleventh dsy Preaent, lienjamin A. Marian, Judge of Piobale. AU WORK Ixan,on Saturday, the 9th day of January next, at of June. A. D. 1878, 1 the subacrlber,aCircuit Court In tbe matter of the entate of Joseph Smith do Mo'dack a. tn. of that day, the following described Commissioner in and of Kent Coanty, Mldiigsn, ceased; WhKBB CAN BE FOUND EvEBTTBnra teal estate,situated in Uie township oi Ada, Kent shall aell at pnblic auction, to the highest bidder, on Un reading and filing the petition duly verilied of Thursday, the twenty-sixth day of Jebrnary, A. D. Stephen Jobneon of the township ol WARRANTED "rh^eMtfr'Sttonal half of tbo south-east ffaetionsl 1874, at ten o'clock a. m. ot thst day, at the front Bowne, in said county, praying among NEEDED IN THE X of aection twenty (20), contslning 68 20-100tbs door of tho Court Hous«olsaldKentConnty,ltowit: other thinga, that the InstrumeLt now on file in this Lepplg'i Block, so called,] in the city of Grand Court, purporting to be the last will and testament ol Bridge Stmt, Lowell, Xlob. the south-east fraction of see*, loo twenty-one Rapids, in Mid county, sll ol Village Lot* numbered said deceaasd, may be adinitted to probate, and that 121). eontainlDg 20 15-100ths acres. ten (If), eleven (11). twelve (12; and thirteen [13), of the execution ibercof and admiDistratlou of aaid es- Also the ea>t fractional X ol the south-east frao- block numbered one >1}, ol Chcaebro a plati ol ths tate may be granted to Jsme* C. Jobnsou aud him- A L N. ITIlRfi 111 tieaal ol section twenty-eight (28), exoept one Village of Segwun in the township of Lowell, In.the wlf. they being in said will sppointed sole executors . i. Uewk. White •era sold, containing 86 15-10Uihs acres. county of Kent and State of Michigan, and also tbeieof Also the esst halt of the south-west fractlonsl * Villago Lot numbered twenty-one (21), In block two 'ilieieupon it is ordered thst Tuesday, the twonty- Cfaectlcn twenty-eight |28l, containing eighty [80J (2i, of said plat of said Village and the dwelling- fourth day of February ncx t,st ten o'dock in the fore- bo use thereon, and also Village lot numbsred noon be assigned lor the hearing of said petition, HEBIFF'S SALE. Also the north-west fractional X of the south-east sixteen (16), in block one \1\, of said plat of *ald and that the heirs at law ot said deceased,and By virtue ol an execution issued oat cf and fractional k ol aection twenty-eight [28], containing Village of Begwun and the school boose thereon all other persons Interested in aaid estate,are required Sunder the seal ol the Circuit Court for thi county o f U 38-100tha. flr t iuecmon to Also the south-west fraction ol the north-west belonging to the party ' to appear at u session of nid Court, then to be holden Kent, tested on the 28tb day of November, 1872, in indentuie of mortgage mentioned and set forth at the Probate Office, In the city ot Grand Bapids in tsvor of D. B. Steadmsn el ai. and agattit tha nodi fractional if • of section twe atj-clght (281, [except laid county, and show cause !f any there be, why the and cbal'tls and lor the want thereof thin of the BERKEY-BROS.J& GAY, M-lOOtbs acres] containing 96 M-Kjuths. '»JAMSI.WIUMII. prayer of tne petitioner should not be granted. And real aatate of the delendanta therein Jnamed, within Also the north-east * ol seoHon twenty-nine [»], Circuit Court Commissiooer. •cxcept U 94-l00ths acres sold] containing 107 16- it is forther ordered that isid petitioner give notice my balliwiek. 1 have levied upon and anall expoee for Manufoetaririo Kent County, Michigan. to the peisons interested in said e«tste,of the prnd- lale at public auction to the hlgheit Udder, at tha iOOthi Lcres. . O, H. LOOK,Complainant's Sollator. ency ol said petition and the hesrlng thereof by outer doer of the Circuit Court rooma ia Lepplg'i Also the north-east * of the north-wesl H olssc- Dated, Orand Bapids,December 27th, A. D. 187S, (aUaiiix a copy of this order to lie published in th* block in thi city ol Orand Rapids. Kent county. State oil ml Lowell Journal, a newspaper printed and ef fc. Ichlgan, on Saturday, the Slat day of January. FUENITU RE drcniating in said County of Kent, three .anccessire 1874, at up o'clock a.m. of that day, the following 1371 ceotaluing one hundred and one [101] acres, weeks previous to aald dsy of hearing. OJUWDMAFID8, MICH, pHANCEBY BALE,- described real estate Mtuated in the township of Ada ttled. NovTUth, p WYCKoKF, Sherifi. BENJAMIN A. HARLAN, Judge of Probate. Kent coanty Michigan: litato ol Michigan—The Clrcnlt Court lo. the CYRUS H. PERKINS, Bcglster. SiwJ Thi eait fractional half of the oontb-eaat fractional CHAMBER FURNITtJRE, X ofiec. twenty (20).containing 68 20-100thi acm. TbhK^rTu » BdJoamsd 'unSl th. Connty of Kent, in Chsncery. tl , PARLOR FUKNITUBE UAdsy of lOKh at 2 o dock P. M. of that Samuiil Normtu, CompUlDinl, A lao the south-out fraction of MC. twinty-oai (II; coBtainlng20 li-IOOtka acrw. ROBATE ORDER.—State of Michigan, County day ai the saaia r W*CKOFF,Sheriff. Beniam'n H, Hick*, Clarlaaa E. Hicks, Elliabeth also thi Mil fractional X of the aoulh-aart frae- LIBRARY CASES, ofKent, >ss. At a session ol the Probate Co'irt tional Si vf aec. twenty-eight (28), except one acre 3.U.. MATHEWSOB, At'ty. I). 1 rusx and Ssmnal E. Keifer, Delendanta. lor the Connty of Kent, holden it the Probate office Dated,Jan. 31st, 1874. 33w4 In pursuance anc by virtue of a decree of tliis P eold, containing 86 IMOOthi acrea. Court, made la the above entitled cause, on tho in thedty ol Grand Rapids ou Monday, Ihe twenty- Alio the eaat half of the iouth-weit froetional X RATTAN CIIAIJIS eleventh dsy ol J one. A. D. 1873, 1 the subic. iber sixth day of January in the year OBB thouiaBd eight of lection twenty-eight (38), containing eighty (IOJ, a Circuit Court Commlsuoner in and of Kent County, hundred andievcnty-fonr. acrsi. I'reieut, Benjamin A. Harlan, Judge ofProbiU. CAMP CHAIRS, AC., AC. f^h&Mby OiTcn to all persons Intereiled' tbat Michigan, ahnll aell at public auction, to the highest Alio the norlb-weit fractional *« of the eouth-eut bidder, on Thursdsy. the twenty-sixth day of Fob- In the matter of tbe estate af Levi tf. I«omu, de- fraetlenil U of sec. twenty-eight (28), containing 62 John Bardy. an adult peraon no'residingln the ceaaed. coonty of Kent in the Bute of Michigan. where l rusry.A.D. 18;4,at ten o'clocka. m.ofthat diy.at 28-l90tbs seres. f the tront door of the Court House of aaio Kent On reading and filing the petition duly verified, Also thi ionth-west fraction of thi norlb-weit have resided lor more than one year oowlsrtj^st, County,(to wit: Leppig'a Plock so called,) 'nthe »f Ellen Loomii, widow of aald deceesed, praying fractional If of lec. twenty-eight ('28), [exoept 92- intend to make application in writing to the mtau City of Grand Bapids, in said county, all of village among other thingi, that the Instrument now on J09thi acres] cintsiaing 96 61-100ths acres. Cssart of saW county of Kent, .1 the f rebate o«o. in ill* in tbla eonrt purporting to be tbe Last Will and lot number twenty-one (21), in block number two (J), Abo the north-esst X ot aec. twenty-niua 129), uuuioti the city of Grand Bapidi to s^d ooanty. on Monday in the village of SegwBn aa laid down on a map oi teatament of aaid doceaaed.may be admitted to [exoept 6 4 94-lOOtbs acres sold! containing 10718- S t» the 20th day of March, A. D. 1874, at 9 o'cioclt In tne said village filed In the Office of theClerk (Register) probate, and that tbe execution thereof and adminis- lOOtbi acm. tn conn and then and iherebv pray for anordar of the county ol Kent and State of Michigan, aald Ira lion of said eMute may be granted to Duncan Alio tbe north-east X of the north-weit X ot Mo- BERKEY BROS. & GAY, dtangug my name from John flardyla JehnOldi.ln villagealtuatcd in the township of Lowell, in Kent Boss of the township of Bowne in said connty. he tion thirt)-ihreei33) couUlningforty (40)aorii. •eeoiSuSoe with and putBuant to the couoty and State ol Michigan. bring in said Will appointed sole exscutor thereof. Alio the south-west of aection twenty-seven (27) the State te in such caae made «id '' * JAMES B. WIL1SON, Thereupon il is ordered,that Monday the twenty-third containing one hundred and oae (101) acres. Soetioa twe of an act approved February 2d 1861, en- Circuit Court Comnnasloner, day of February next, at ten o'clock In the forenoon,be Dated, Nov. 15th, 1878. titled "An act to provide for changing the names of aasigned for the hearing of nid petition, and thit 5S 57 1 69 MHL ST., G. RIPIDS miner diiidren and of other persons. The reaaons Kent County, Michigan. JESSE F. WYOKOffF, Sheriff. O. H. LOOK, Complainant'i Solldtor. theheinBtlaw oi aald deoUaed, and all other per- J M. MATHBWSOX, Att'y. Maki aipKlalty ol fcr snch peeposed change of name will then and there Dated, Grand Hapids, December 27th, A. D. 1873. ions interested in said astute, are required to appear The above aale ia heteby adjourned nntll the 18th ha shown-nnd givenb eforo said ftobate Court. n27w: at a session ol said Court, then to be holden at the diy of Much next, at 2 o'clock P. M. of that day, at ^OTWfE.plda.'eb.Uth.m^ HXRI)T Probate Offlee, in tbe City ol Orand, Bapids In said the lame place. county, and show canse if any there be, why the Dated, Jan. 31st, 1874. ptayer of the petitioner should not be granted. And JESSE F. WYCKOPF, Sheriff. ijn ftli further ordered, that laid petitioner give notice J, M. MSTHBWSOX, Att'y. 33w4 Administrators Notice. to the persons interestid in said eatate, of the DRAPEUIEH,; pendency of said petit ioa, and the OTICE is hereby given to all penons having hearing thereof by cauaing a copy of thia Dissolution of Co-partDership olaims against Ihe eitate of Jsmes Chccwmin, order to be publiabed in the Lowell Journal Offering In thi$ Une un$urpo$$t# netrlf Ndeceased, that all such claims must be presented to a newspaper printed and circulating in said County Notice, matuMpat rta$o%9*UrmHt> the undersigned within six months from the date of ot Kent three iuccessive weeks, previous to laid day All persons wintlng logi uwed. hardwood other- of b*ArlBR. wiae, can have it done at Buchanan Bobertson M. C. BARBER AdminUtrator. BENJAMIN A. HARLAN, Judge of Probate. Mill. CYBU8 E. PERKINS, Begiiter. 31w8 :;vtf BUCHANAN ft BOBBBTSON. Pier & Mantle Mirron. be paid lo B. Fuller. - T_ HOODING. Lowell, Jan.Mth, 1874. E. FULLER.