THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT.

SIXTH YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1884. NUMBER 300.

to Arthur. If this can be prevented they hope deavored if possible to counteract the enthusi- portionment of delegates to future national of the railroad between Poplar Bluff, Mo.- and Bill Nyc on Portraits. The pony was taken along with a com- THE NOMINEES. conventions and of a revised apportionment for a favorable result. asm totton up by the friends of Blaine a few the Arkarsas State line, and, as amended, the pany of soldiers as far as Cheyenne, of members of the national committee be re- THE THIRD DAY. minutes previously. His speech in support of bill was passed. Without further action the ferred to the eommi.tee on rules and order of Arthur was a resume of the events of his ad- House adjourned. No mau knows how much ho can en- and from there shipped to Washington, business with leave to report at any time be- Chairman Henderson called the convention ministration beginning with the time the oath dure and yet not burst until he has seen where ho arrived early last fall. — Wash- James G. Blaine for President and to order at 10:50 a. m. The delegates and of nfflc* was administered that eventful night JUNE 7—HOTJSE—On motion of Mr. Culber- his portrait published a few times. PUBLISHED EYErtY FRIDAY AT fore the ballot for president. audience took their seats with commendable- son of Tuas a bill was passed amending the ington Mar. Postmaster Conger of Washington moved to hi New York, soon afler the eptrit of Garfleld act to determine the jurisdiction of United Then ho realizes the wealth of woe that John A. Logan for Vice-President. strike out the words "at any time." Hauk of alacrity, when the Chair said: had taken its flight. He deserved the "well m « m "This convention this morning will be opened done, good aud faithful servant," and should States circuit courts and to regulate the re- one soul may wrestle with, and yet not ANN ARBOR, - MICHIGAN, Tennessee moved to lay the whole matter on with prayer by the Rev. Dr. Fallows." After moval of causes from the state to federal become unhinged and loosed from its Tlie Barber on Modern Marrying. the table. Thu motion was lost by a thurder ri ci ive the reward in the shape of the nomina- courts. The bill increases the minimum juris- of "Noes," and after a tedious debate on prayer tbe report of the committee on creden- tion to be nunlc by th is convention. frail tenement of «lay. Men go on, "A front uf mine gits marrit Sun- BY JOHN L. BURLE1GH. The HallotM. tials was called for and presented by Mr. Bal- diction of circuit courts from $500 to t2,0OiJ, tay," said the German barber in the technicalities the resolution was adopted. S. lard of Vermont. The decision of the com- takes away *rom those courts jurisdiction of year after year, gaining the esteem of W. Curtis asked iu behalf of the Irish national II. H. Bingbam of Pennsylvania seconded causes In favor of assignees of pi omlssory notes their fellow-men by an upright course, Bowery last week. "He bopped der lepgue that the committee on resolutions ac- mittee allowing the Mahone. delegates to be the nomiuntion of Mr. Arthur, thus voicing, THE PEOPLE'S PAPER. admitted to the convention was greeted with he said, the unanimous sentiment of the Re- and bills of exchange, and also of suits of a civil only to lose it all by forgetting them- quosdion in der ladost sdvle. Der olt- cord them a hearing on the subject, of foreign- a storm of applause. nature arising between corporations and the iashioned-luf-in-a-coddnge-grackers— ers holding real Estate m this country. Loud publicon convention of Pennsylvania and of :itizenE of any state in which the corporation selves at an unfortunate and weak mo- TERMS: calls for an adjournment followed. Ex-con- The committee on rules of order submitted all the other states. Unknown four years ago, may have been carrying on business at the ment, and permitting their portraits to und-kisses-peesness pcen blayed owid. gressman Dounan of Iowa ri quested permis- their report, which, after being amende J, was Mr. Arthur was to day the best known man lime the cause of action occurred, and restricts Mine front ho leans ofer his swocdheart sion to read a br of memorial, which proved to adopted. within the confines of the Republic, aud no bo published and their shame proclaim- PER to tbe defendant the right to remove a cause ed upon the housetops. und dakes her lily-vite hant, und, seez- be from the Wc»mau"s Christian Temperance Mr. McKinlejr, of Ohio, submitted the report from name was so typical as his of the peace, from tbe state to the federal court. An adverse Union for an Incorporation of their princi- the l.'omiirt eeon Ko-ulutions. He reviewed the prosperity and high honor of the nation. ing a momond podween der raddle uf triumuf of six p csidentiul elections ar.d Minted [Applaui-e.J After three years of administra- report was made on the bill to repeal the civil Some years ago an alleged engraving If paid at the end of six months, or • • dwo elevated drains, ho sayt: "My ples In the platform. witn pride to its legislative ac!hi*-vera -nts. The re- Eervice act. A bill was pascel authorizing the was made from one of my photographs, tion ha brought to this convention the great brecious, my sveet und hilly darling, I The convention adj mrned until Wednesday publican -ja.ty cou posed the beBt thought and in- Republican party reunited. [Cheers.] national academy of science to receive and but the proof was sent to me in time, so tellige .ce of the couniry. it pledged i self to trio tiold funds for the promotion of science. vould like to bronouncc yoursolluf my $ I .OO IN ADVANCE. morning at 11 o'clock. preservation o: labor and refi»,«i. lie pud a that I could by telegraph prevent its tribute to tile rupnior> ijfun field >'Ed commended When Ohio was called Judge Foraker came A bill was also passed declaring forfeited tin: Tile.' COMMITTEE MEBTINU3. the wise and eonseivative adm i.-trution of Presi- unearned Atlantic and Pacific land grant. The publication. I H. E. H. BOWER, Editor. The committee on organization were in srs- dent Anhur ;cheers). The flrstdutyofilioguvern- on the platform and presented the name of bill repealing tte preemption and timber cul- "'Chonny, my own sweet luf,' she u.ent »as to protect the rights of its own pe pie In John Sherman. Sherman's nomination was In that portrait the wood engraver sion until a late hour at night. Alter electing the mposu Ion of ihe duties on foreign mpor s the seconded by John Holt of Kentucky. ture act and amending the homestead laws was hat sayt, " 'are you sure you can afford George B. Ailliums, of Indiana, chairman, the custom outit-s should not be levied tor reven e taken up and discussed until the hour of ad- had taken tlie liberty to tamper with Office, Rooms G and 7, Opera House Block, cor- committee proceeded lothe election of perman- "nly. but while securing an adequate revenue iit*se journment. the face, and put iu little improvement it? I vould not deceefe you, tarling; ner Main and Ann Streets. con d be so dlst lbuted as to prut ct and «i.< ourase Vermont was the next state to respond to you liaf calt me brecious und you vill ent chairman and' secretary of the convention, our diversified Induttiies.and to shield the wo.King the roll-call Governor Long of Massachusetts here and there, according to his own The Hem. Galusba A Grow, of Pennsylvunia. men of the t.ountry irom the oppress on of ror. ign was the speaker, and in weil-chcsen words pre- JUNE 9 -SENATE—A committee of confer- ideas of beauty. tint mo so. Aftegshun cosds noding3, was put. in nomination by the friends of Biatue, com ptt.tion. but sdylishnes3 und high-tone cosds a COOK HOUSE, sented Hon. George F. Edmunds of Vermont ence was appointed on the labor statistics bill. Among the rest, I remember that ho and J. B. Heud' rson, of Missouri, by the op- It denounces the economical po'lcy • t the Demo- to the Convention. At the conclusion of Cur- A bill was favorably reported granting to Cali- lieab uf mono)-. Can you all dot affort, j> H. HUDSON, Proprietor, cratic purty ,-.nd protests aj-;un?t the fatlu e or that had unscrewed the lower jaw and let it position. Henderson was elected by a vote of party to wisel/ reduce the treasury surp us- The tis's sptech the clerk continued the call of the fornia 5 ppr cent, of tbe proceeds of the pale of my own dear luf?' Id • Newly Furnished. 'I he leading house in Ann 2) toll CLas, W. Ciisbee, of Michigan, wlis hepuolieaus promise to reduce this.n tbyho zon- roll of ihe Rtntes until ttc completion thereof. public lands in that state. The Mexican pen- fall down about an inch, so that the ArborE . tat reduction ol tlie tarlrt, but by measur^a designed "He von arm blaced her vaist arouut ucauiineusly elected Secre-tary. at once t»> re ieve the tjople withoutinjur tolaoor No other st:ite rsspemaing with a nominee, Bion bill was taken up, several times amended face had the expression of a vacant lot The committee on resoluiions met at the and productive entei prise Mr. Foraker. of Ohio, moved that tbe conven- and finally laid over. " After executive session und, vile ho trank in der ligwid egsta- ST. JAMES HOTEL. Grand Pacific hotel at 8 o'clock and eltcted The in, erests of the wool growers are recogn'zed the Senate adjourned. in early spring. L. STONE, Proprietor. anpirit and pt»"p so of the civil serv ce reform Hawlf y 13 Leading London journals think If Blaine dings to say: ve musd half a blain dalk E. V. N. HALL, M. D. act sh u d be observed in all o its i eatures. is eltcted he will out-jingo BeacocEfield. skull. were present in ereat force. The ball is the After prayc r M r. Gary of Maryland present- The pub:ic lands 01 this country belong to the Lincoln 4 vonst effry dree months. Den, my (Successor to Stone & Parsons.) largest, and has been termed the most com- da memorial of the Maryland State Temper- people and the Republican party was opposed to Gin. Sherman 2 The New York Times and H(rald refuse to I do not care to wear improvised hair sveet darling.if I shall some odder man plete eve/ thrown open for the work of a vast ance Alliance which was referred to the com- theucquiniti n of lurge tracts of land bv nny cur- support Blaiue. FFICE, Corner of Washington and Fifth-sts, p.irati n, e peeiuliy when such corpor»tton- were SECOND BALLOT. even in an engraving. I am not proud. luf more as you, I vill vrankly tell you Ann Arbor, Mich. deliberative body. mittee ou resolutions. foreigners. The p rty pleoged Itself to remedy the John Hall, late United S'ates marshal in If nature intended that my Scandina- O Before 10 o'closk the main auditorium began Mr. Masseyof Delaware presented the follow- evl by proper leulslation, Bliine 349 Pttnn.->ylvania, i* said to be short in bis ac- so your frtce in front, und you must Tne thanks ot the Amei lean reoplfl wero duo to Arihur - 27« vian hair should fall early in the fight, der same dings done py me. Also; if I to be sprinkled with early coiners, and when ing resolution, which was read by tho secre- soldiers and sailors who foughr. to save this Union, cou»t6 from $200,000 to $400,000, and criminal RUBEN KEMPF the band burst forth with a martial strain the ary: and nepany pledged itse f to repeal h<* lim uti n Jitin"Sherman S8 proceedings will be bjgun against nim I cannot help it. I cannot ask the en- should got dired uf you mitowid fall- stream of arrivals became steady and unceafe- WHEREAS, Tbe propriety of the adoption of to the invalid pension ) ct so that nil soldi rs and E imuiids 85 graver to help me out. EACHER of Piano, Orpan and Theory of sailors should share the bounti of the governm nt Aa a gravel (rain on the Cleveland and To- ing some odor man in luf mit. I vill ing, until the scene from the speaker's plat- such MI amendment to the Federal Constitu- Logan 61 edo road was backing at a high rate of 6peed TMusic. No. 6, East Washineton-st., over Rin- form was that of an unbroken undulating sea •\\>n as will enlarge the term of office of the tqu ily. Hawley 13 This portrait was averted by tho uses speak blainly, und you must py me sey & Seabolt's. Leave orders for Piano tuning. Such a ' oreign policy was promised as would warn 20 miles east of Akron a cir jumped the Hack of electricity, and the widow of the en- sboak choost dor same. For I can'd of facts. President of the United States to six years and foreign nations not to meddle in our ffalrs Lincoln - 4 and several Italian laborers iu the car were render the incumbent of that office Ineligible Ttieltepabnca J p4i iy was in f >v<»r of a restora- Gen. 8herman i graver was asked to send her bill in to stand vighting und rows, my tarling. The first of the delegates began to arrive at tion of tlie navy to its o.d dmestrength. Thebu - killed and others seriously hurt. JOSEPH CLINTON, 11:30, and the full delegations were in their o re-election is a subject well worthy the con- dens i.n American shipping inu t be r" moved and a The result of the second ballot showing the me for adjustment. My third huspaud used to arkue und places before noon. The following members sideration of this convention in order that the merchant marine and a nt»v> constituted which gain for liiaine was received with wild cheer- Republican ratification meetings are no-v erchant Tailor, shop over Wm. Allaby's boot possibilities of abuse or misuse of public pat- fchall take no law from superior forco t he order of the day. Latter on another engraver took hold dalk mit me, undil I vos combellcd a M and shoe store, All work guaranteed or no of the United State*Senate were present among The territorial offices must be flhed by bona fl e ing which did not subside for several minutes. of the matter. diworce to git avay from him on ac- oharge. the delegates on the main stage: Aldrich, •onaire may be avoided; therefore res.dents of tho e territories When quiet, had been restored the convention Another fishing schooner has been wrecked Blair, Horr Platt, Miller, of New York; Mll- Eenolved, That the subject be referred to the polygamy must be su^pres od by the eivjl author- proceeded to take the off Newfoundland and fourteen lives lost. Ho went at it hopefully and even liil- kound uf my boor uerfs.' boDimittee on Resolutions to the end that it ity, if it c.,n be, and by military if tt need be. iarously singing anon as he put his lor of Connecticut; Sswell, Mahone, Palmer, Tho platform affirms that we are a natl.jn, not a Democrats think Cleveland & McDonald a " -Veil,' said tho barber, 'my front JOHN F. LAWRENCE, Conger, Harrison, Cullom, Sabin, Plumb, may be duly considered and a suitable deliv- mere confederacy of states, but lecogmzes wnd re- TIIIRD BALLOT. winning ticket. sheet-iron shade over his eyes, and ad- erance made in that behalf. Blaine .... A TTORNEY AT LAW. MandersoD, Bower, Dolph, and Jones of Ne- spects state ri.his. • free v.,te and afair c untao 375 justed his boiler-iron corset that he vos mit dot conwersation cradely bleas- /l-Offlce, Nos. 2 and 3 Hill's Opera House, Tfc#resolutions were referred to the com- demanded in t^e South and Southern Republicans Arthur - 274 The Boston Advertiser, a Republican organ vada. are assu ud of northern sv mpathy and su ppor . of power, bolts the Blaine nomination. might be ready in case I should come ed, und blanding a tousand kisses on Ann Arbor, Mich. Among the representatives iu congress mittee on resolutions. Tne nationa. committee was appointedaafollows; •Inhn Sherman - 25 Senator Plumb of Kansas offered the follow- Harper's Weekly will not support Blaine. in on him while he was at work. her cheeks und ruout ovvitsite, he dolt forming part of the state delegations and Alab mi— William Youngbloud, E munds - ...- 69 her uf der drubbles he got mit dwo among the observers of the scene were Bou- ing resolution corcerning the ownership of Arkansas—Powell Clayton, L"g-in .... 58 Noah H. Swayne, the veteran ex-justice of He made a specialty of the Adam's Americau land by aliens: DelH vare— W. .1. Lsiyi m. brefious vifos, alretty, so dem should O. C. JENKINS, teUe, Milligan and Dingley of Maine, Stewart Illinois—David T. 1J nder. Hawley - - 13 the Uuitel States supreme court, died in if ew apple. URGEON DENTIST. Rooms No. 19 South and Rice of Massachusetts, Skinner, Bu.-leigh Resolved, That American land should belong lndiitna—JohnC. New. Lincoln - 8 York on the 9th inat. not habben again mit her; und haffing Main Street, opposite the First National Bant and Wadsworthof New York, William Walter alone lo those willing to assume the duties Io-*a- J. Markson. Gen. Sherman - - 1 Ho made a portrait that wasn't so brebared der vay for a diworco in case S and responsibilities of American citizenship Kansas—J. -\. Norton. Gen. Abraham Buford, known throughout terrible if ho hadn't thrown in an in- Ann Arbor, Mich. Phelphs, Bayne, BiDgham and [loltoi. of Ma- When the result of the third ballot was an- the South and West as l;Old Abe Buford," dem should vish to haf it, he vent avay ryland, Libly of Virginia, O'Hara of North The best interests of the republic are with those Kentucky—J. E. Moure. tellectual waste of Aihirn's apple that who are bound to it by tht ties of ownership Main—IS. E. Llole, nounced there was another scene of confu- committed suicide in Dmsville, Ind., on the dickled mit his pargain. Carolina, Small?, Jefferds, Kellogg, liouk, Maryland—J. A.CJarey. sion and excitement which lasted for several would inspire a giraffe with awe. ANTON EISELE, Pettibone, Ochiltree, McKinley, Robinson, and poesetsion of the toil. The system of ten- MassaobuM ts—W. Vv. Crapo, 9tn iE8t, where he was visiting his brother. "Chiminy Hookey! vot a tickeus uf a EALER IN 8ON0MWTB and Gravestones Hart, Calkins, Browne, Ptelle, 8t. Thomas, ant farming ar.d absentee landlordism, which MiehiKan—John P.8anborn. miuuti s. A wrangle ensued over a motion to :.Vennor, the Canadian weather prophet, Is lie fooleel along with tho engraving las disturbed Ire'and and destroyed the peace Mi slssippi—J. li. Liynch. take a recess, which motion, however, was lost dead. row der monkc}' parber got into him- D manufactured from 'i^nnessee and Italian Davis, Adams, S. Washburne, Horr, Ander- Aissoitn—J 8. Vttnhom. until time to go to press, handed it in self mit dot front uf mine veil my frent Marble and Scotch and merican Granite Shop son, Morrell and Valentine. of Europe', is opposed to the doctrine cf Net)i:i-*k(i—ejiurch Iiowo. and the convention proceeded to take the David Davis will throw the whole of his with his resignation, got a copy of the Cor. Detroit and Catherine sts., Ann Arbor., the father* and has ojplicj ia the policy of a Nevada—Thomas Wren. •FOURTH BABLOT. tieavy weight on the side of Blaine. vos dolling vot a goot ding such a bro- Mich. At 12:24 the chair announced that the con- republic. New York—J 11. l.a«s n. paper so as to be sure that he had done bosal of marritch vos und how fine di- vention would be opened by prayer by the Rev. North t a ulina—L. W. Humphrey. Blaire 58J Preparations for th» Democratic convention his horrible work well, and then went Mr. Hawkins of Tennessee Introduced the Oiiio-W lliam M. fong r. Arthur 207 worces are, und all dot. Frank Bristol of Chicago, follow*! g: Pennsylvania—Galusna A. Grow. in Chicago July 8 are already being made into interior Africa to make a home. JACOB HAIAER & SON, Secretary Martin then read the call of the Rhode Island—IJ. A. Jencks. Edmunds , 41 " 'Yah,' der monkey parber hat sayt Ittsolvi. That it ii the sense of this con- L gau 7 For a long time after the paper was EALEK IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, Specta- convention, after which Chairman Sabine de- vention that every member of it ia bound iu S uth a o inn— J. B Josljn. 'dot's vat I call der insdallment blan cles, Plated Ware. Gold Pens and Fine livered his address of welcome, and closed by Texas—F. O Blx'ee. Hawley 15 Minor Stats Items, published my wife woulei not recog- D lonor to support its nominee, whoever he may Vermjn —T. S. Blair. Lincoln 2 uf marrilch.' Jewelry. Special attention given to repair- presenting the name, as authorized by the na.- be, and that no man should hold a seat here Wi consin-O. M. Anderson. nize me on the street, and the children ing Watches and Jewelry. tional committee, of Powell Clayton of Arkan- Idj,i.o—ri. M. Moffat The secretary's announcement of the votes Tho state bicycle tournament is to be " 'Vot der tellil do you mean?' sayt 46 South Main Street. \nn Arbor. who is notready toso agree." Montana—J. H. Miles. for James G. Bainegot no further than the held in Marshall June 26. were bathed in tears. I suffered a sas as temporary chairman, lhis announce- Mr. Hawkins asked that a vote by great deal mentally, but resolved to my frcnt. ment occasioned great excitement and several Wflen the convention re-assembleld in the hundreds, for nis voice was lost in the whirl- A new court house for Ontonagon "Der monkey parber vent riglit avay moments elapsed before quiet could be re- states be taken. The resolution and evening the President announced that accord- wind ot applauEe that followed the fact of live it down, and to aid me in the great WILLIAM IIERZ, ;he request of the gentieman occasioned inn to the order of business just adopted, the Blaine'i nomination. The entire audience, county will be erected the present sea- on, der same ho alvays done. 'Dat's stored. Then in slow and measured accents much discussion during which tbat undertaking a friend offered to publish OUSE, SIGN, Ornamental and Fresco Pain Mr. Lodge of Massachusetts expressed the ob- presentation of candidates for president would delegates and visit .rs, rose to their feet sim- son. a fine, life-like engraving that would der new fashion of marritch in siiliiized ter. Gilding, Calcimining, Glazing and Paper matchless orator Geo, Wm, Curtis made it orce proceed. The roll call of states was- ultaneously, everybjdy being Blaine men now, H jections of his delegation to the nominee of the one of his most caustic 6pesches opposing tt>e Joseph Bedford of Flint was in bath- be certified to as accurate, and all for- sundries,' he sayt, 'but it's olter as der Hanging AU work doue in the best style and committee and submitted the name of John R. commenced end proceeded without response and shouted and sang their delight at the suc- hills mit der si.ffuges'. My ungle, vicli warranted to eive satisfaction Shop, No. 4 West resolution. His remarks were utterel with until Connecticut was reached, when Mr. ing near Owosso a few days ago and mer ones denounced as base infringe- Lynch. The cheering #hich followed was ter cess, ot the man from Maine with denionstra vos asailor.alvays got, in der Santvitch Washington street. Ann Arbor, Michigan. rifle and there was not a solitary counter cheer, all the vehemence of his early manhood,and so Brandegee arose and presented the name ol ttous of joy f^uch as had never been seen before was taken with cramps and drowned, ments. hies or any other mark of disapprobation. powerful »nd convincing were his arguments, Gt n. Hawley. After passing iu re-vii w the in tbe convention. It took nearly 20 minutes Islands, a vife in dot same vay each Scarcely had Lodge resumed his seat when Silas io deeply in earnest wa* his manner, that lie events in the life of the man, recountiug his to t-et to business. Mrs. WiJby of Kalamazoo died at the I agreed to it, and he went at it. dime he vent to Ilonolu ' WILSEY'S MUSIC STORE. carried the vast assemblage hy storm. At Detroit house of correction, to which After a good deal of delay he sent me Dutcher rose in the aisle from among the New deeds'of valor and the work he had doue for Tbe chairman handed to the Srcretary the "Bang! Py Hookey! how dot monk- IANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC, Instruc- ;he close of his remarks, Mr. Hawkins who the grand old partv, Mr. Brandegce said: written Announcement which read as follows: institution she had been sentenced for a proof that bore a striking resem- York delegation to second the nomination. introduced the resolution, withdrew it. ey parber did git a licking! My frent P tion Books, Violins, Guitars, Flutes, &c., For the next half hour cr more there was Mr. President, if this man is nominated it James G. Blaice, having received the votes of blance to mo. I admitted to him that cheap at Wilsey's Music Rooms, east side Public The resolution referring to the basis of rep- shop lifting. She was a victim of the vipod him up mit dor floor."— N. Y. nothing but talk. John M. Thurston of Nt- will be the humiliation of no other candidate. majority of all the delegates elected in this it favored mo, and we decided to let Square, Ann Arbor, Michigan. The largest and hraska in supporting Clayton declared that the resentation in future conventions was referred There will be nothing to be forgiven nor for- couveut.ion, the question now before the con- morphine habit. best Stock of Musical Goods ever brought into again. it go forth with my name attached to it. Sun. white men were entitled to recognition if only gotten; nothing to be unsaid or taken back, vention is. Shall the nomination of Mr. Blaine A Genesee county farmer who had -&•*-*- P_ Washtenaw County. Violin and Guitar Strings a Mr. Rollins of New Hampshire introduced specialty. N. B.—It will bo to your interest to for the fact that these white men had made it fclis nomination will be like passing an act ot be made unanimous? A motion to that effect 4,000 tomato plants in the ground, when Gayly the press went on with its low The Drift Toward Cities. call before purchasing anything in the Music possible for a colored man to &it on the floor of a prohibitory petition from the people of his oblivion over the dreadful dissensions iu other was made aud carried, and the convention ad- rumble and grumble, grinding out its Line. the convention. Prentice of Missouri pleaded state, which.was referred. states which have brought his party to the journed until evening. he discovered that tho frost was nipping Thecommitteeon permanent organizationre- thousands of copies of damp papers, No development of modern civiliza- tenderly with the convention not to put a stig- gateway of the grave. If he is nominated all Considering that all the excitement them on the night of (he 28th nit., is tion is more striking or significant than C, F BURKHARDT, ma on a one-armed veteran, and Tall of South jorled the election of Gen. John B. Hender- the elements can support him, for he is a radi- and interest in the convention culmin- credited with setting hi3 whole family heralding to tlie English-speaking Carolina demanded recognition for Lynch as a son of Missouri as permaueut chairrr.an. The cal conservative and a conservative radical ated to-day in the nomination of Mr. world that the subscriber wore his the steady drift of population from the HOLESALE and Retail Manufacturer of chair appointed Hon. G. A. Grow of Pennsyl- at work pulling them up and carrying country to the cities. It is not a cli: r- Harness and Collars,Saddles man who dared in the face of shot-gnus to go LLaufchter and applause.! Afrlend of Gariield Blaine for the presidency, there, was a very brains open to tho inclement weather, W to the polls in the interest of the Republican vania; Gen. F. Hoar of Massachusetts, and G. and a friend of Grant. [Applause.] Sir, if he large attendance, as well of delegates as of them into the cellar, which job was acteristic of any one nation or race. and Bridles, Also dealer in Trunks, vaus- E. Williams of Indiana, as a committee to con? completed aoout midnight. and pulled his scalp over his eye to be es, Whips, Bankets, Brushes, &c, &c Repair- party. should ba nominated to-night his campaign spectators, at the evening session. The gal- With so-few exceptions that they only duct the permanent chiUrman to his seat. would commence to-niaht and continue until leries were hardly less crowded than at any of facetious. ing done neatly. No. 4 Huron street, Over two hours were occupied in calling the During the time he was bdng conducted victory is assured. [Cheers.] There would Last year the prisoners in Jackson establish the rule, it holds true to the ANN ARBOR, - - - MICHIGAN. roll. As prominent and distinguished mem- th<- preceding sessions, but there was a marked The first copy of the paper was a civilized world. from his seat in the convention to the plat- be no powder to fire into the back of the lead absence of any other feeling than one of simple prison sent «way 5,778 letters, an aver- good one, and tho portrait loomed up bers of the party answered their names and form the apUauec was continuous and enthu- era if it only be exploded to illuminate the in- age of 9.14 to each convict. The num- stated their preferences they were rewarded curiosity. like tho Turkish towel mustache of the A recent report by consul Ryder, of siastic. auguration. The bronze throats of eaunon in ber received was 7,735, an average of Abstracts of Titles on Real Estate- with cheers from the adherents of the particu- When Mr. Henderson reached tbe platform yonder square, waiting to herald the result of PRATER AT THE OPENING. young man, but the next revolution of Copenhagen, calls attention to this fea- r 12,9^ per man, over one each calendar HAVE a complete compilation of the Official lar candidate whom they favored. When the ne pinned a beautiful badge o;f his c >a , which this convention, would not have time to cool It v>as S o'clock when the chairman's gavel ture of the last Danisli census. The I Records of Washtenaw County to dale, inclu name of Senator Mahone was reached the ejf- was a sigual of bis oifice as permanent chair- before his name would be caught up on ten fell aud announced that pra^ er would be of- month, The total number of convict the press disturbed an em quad or a kingdom contains 1,980,257 inhabit- ding all Tax Titles, Executions, any incumbrance citemeut was as great as at the rising of L jdge. man of the ponventlon, after which, and as thousand tongues of ilectric flame. It would fered by Dr. Chas Re.illy of Detroit. Dr. Reilly letters mailed aad delivered was 13,513, loose canard or something about the ants, which is an increase of 185,526 on Real Estate, that is of Record in the Registers Before the roll call was half over it was seen soon as it was possible to be heard, he spoke sweep down from the old Pirn-Tree State. It is Treasurer of the Iri»h Nation League of make-up of the paper, and in the on- office, is shown by my books Office, in the office that Lynch was largely in the lead and al- an average of 22.05 per man. over the census of ten years before. as follows: would go over the hills and tte valleys of New America and is the first Catholic to open a ward march of tho machine the whole of the secretary of the Washtenaw mutual insur- though toward the end, Pennsylvania came to Euj-land. It would insure you Connecticut Republican National Convention with prayer. A citizens' law and order league has By far the largest proportional gain ance company, in the basement of the court the rescue of Clayton with 46 votes, Texas and GEN. HENDERSON'S SPEECH. by 1,000 majority. [Applause.] It would n eld top of my head was removed and piled was in the capital, the population of house. C. H. MANLi, Ann Arbor. Mich. West Virginian with 12 each and Wisconsin been organized at Newberry, U. P. It GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION—We have together with fervent heat, the disseribions In has in mind "certain disorderly and up over the off-eye, like a study in ol-Copenhagen having grown at the an- with 10, the rally was too late. Lynch had assembled hereto survey the past history of Mew York. (Applause.] It would blaze ive green or navy-blue after an election nual rate of 2.62 per cent, during tho carried the day. the party, to rejoice ass we may because or the through the State of Connecticut, more beau- disreputable persons who have located good it has don*-, to correct its errors, if eirors in the village and are engaging in afight. last decade. Tho provincial towns The Ann Arbor Savings Bank The secretary announced the vote 432 to 8S<5, tiful than is her mother. It would carry the throughout tho country show uniform- (Organized 1869, under the General Banking ^aw but the crowd had shouted itself boat Be and there be, to discover if possible the wants of Southern States, for he is the only candidate business contrary to law and tending to Still, wo are getting a better class of of this state) has now, including capital S^ock, there was not much enthusiam over the au- the present, and with patriotic firrnuisspro iha- t their party would have named who was corrupt the morals of the community engravers than we had live years ago. ly large gains, while the growth of the etc., etc., nouncement. Clayton, pale and agitated, rose vide for the future. Our past history is the born OD Southern soil. It would please all par- It seemed pretty harsh to kill off the rural districts was slower than ever be- ULion preserved, slavtry abolished and its and endanger the lives and safety of the OVER $300,000 ASSETS. and in tremulous tones ri quested that his vote ties and all professions, for be is a lawyer, edi- bad ones, but I am willing to make fore, being only 6.1 per cent, for the which had not been previously cast be record [ormer victims equally and honorably by our tor, soldier, statesman and orator. It wtuht citizens." R. A. Jennoy president. eu years, as against 9.7 per cent, in ed for his successful opponent and also moved side in this convention, the public faith main- tak« the people, for he is what the people love, most any sacrifice for tho advancement tained, unbounded credit at home and abroad, of art. —Bill Nye in Puck. the first decade of the century. The Business men. Guardians, Trustees, Ladies and to make it unanimous. The resolution was and God Almighty's nubk-st work, an houesi Dther persons will find this Bank a adopted. Clayton, Lodge and Tuft were ap- a currency convertible into coin and the pulses man. [Applause.] ii • m result of this movement from country pointed a commitieu to escort Lynch to the of industry throbbing with renewed health DETK0IT MAKKETS. President Arthur's Stable. to town is seen in the smaller relative chair. and vigur in every section of a prosperous and Such a nomination would sweep from the Wheat—No 1, white $ 85 difference between the population of peacelul country. These are the fruits of tri- storm beaten coast of tbe Atlantic to the. There are three large box stalls on SAFE AND C0NVENI1NT Lynch was cool and collected, to all appear- Flour 4 75 the rural districts and the cities than umph over adverse policies gained in the mili- Golden Gate of the peaceful sea. With him, one side, and six stalls on the other. Place at which to make Deposits and do business. ances the most unconcerned man iu the room. elected in the vigor of his life and the plentt- Corn 50 that which formerly existed. In 1840 tary and civil conflicts of the last twenty four Oats 34 The president's riding horse is tho oc- He advanced to the front of the stage ana years. Out of these conflicts has come a race tude of his powers, beloved at home and rec- the population of the rural districts when quiet had been restored began an address Barley 55 cupant of one of the box stalls. He is of heroes and statesmen challenging eocS- pected abroad, with our free Institutions and was nearly four times that of all the Interest is Allowed on All Savings Deposits which for fluency and general excellence of dence and love at Lome, and respect and ad- our imperial domain, we should need no Bar- Rye 55 a sorrel gelding 7 years old, and about delivery had not been equalled by any oi the tboldi statute standing at the gateway of com- Clover 8eed, * bu 5 75 cities. Now the ratio is only about 2} Of Jl.00 and upward, according to the rules of miration abroad. Timothy seed $ bu 3 75 sixteen hands high. There is nothing speakers who had precedtd him. lie said: And now when we eome to select a stand- merce with uplifted torch to tip the genius of to 1. the bank, and interest compounded semi-annu liberty enlightening the world, but our history Apples, &obl 3 15 remarkable about this animal. He i.« ally. "I feel that I ought not to say I thank you for ard bearer for the approaching conflict, our Dried Apples, $ lb 6 simply a good-looking, easy-ridins the distinguished honor which you have con- chief embarrassment ia not in the want, but in under a Republican President, administer! ii The relative growth of the urban Money to Loan in Sums of $25 to upon a Republican policy, would of itself bear Peacnes 13 horses his principal gaits being pace ferred upon me, for I do not. Nevertheless, the abundance of Presidential material, New Cherries 10 population in tho United Stat s has S5.OOO, from the standpoint that no patriot should fail York has her true and tried statesman upon witness to ail times and to all people that this and canter. Tho president frequently been stiil more rapid. In 1800 less than to respond to h'.i country's call, and that no Is the greatest, freeest, most prosperous coun- Butter, $) lb 14 Secured by Unincumbercd Real Estate and other whose admiration the fierce and even un- JOHN A. LOGAN. Eggs 14 takes a ride on summer evenings. He i per cent, of the inhabitants lived in loyal member of his party should fail to com- oi'O'ly light of public scrutiny has been try upon which the sun in Ms course has ever good securities. looked down upon. [Cheers.] Maple Sugar 12 is a fair rider audciond of tlie exercise, the six cities, and tho proportion in- ply with the demands of nis party, 1 yield with turned, and tbe '-.niversal verdict is "well After prayer the iseeretary proceeded to call Potatoes 43 5 reluctance to your decision and assume the the rull of states for tbe nomination of vice llo has four carriage-horses, two in creased during the next forty years on- DIREUTOK !— Christian Mack, W. W. Winos done, tbou good and faithful servant." Ver- Onions, per bbl., W. D. Harriinan, Wimuin Denble, R. A. Beal, duties of the position to which you have as- mont has her great statesmen whote mind is president, but without response until I linois the box stalls and two iu the stalls on ly 8.5 per cent, in the forty cities that Blened me. [Cheers.] Every member of the was reached. Then 8e.nator Plumb of Kansas Honey 16 Daniel Hiscock and VV. h. Smith as clear as the crystal springs of his native The roll call proceeded without response un Beans picked 2 25 the other side. They ai'e all bays, existed in 1840. But in the succeeding OFFICERS—Christian Mac". President; W. convention wnich has approached me on the state, and "hose virtue, is us firm as its gran- til Illinois was reached. Senator Culloiiiwns nominated Gen. John A. Loean. The nomina- about sixteen hands high. They are subject within the last few hours knows that ite hills. Ohio can comewi'b a name whose tion received several seconds, and a vote was Beans, unpkikeo. 1 50 forty years this per centagc was nearly W Wines. Vice• President; C. K. Hiscock, Cashier. announced, and was greeted with a perfect Hay 9 00 very stylish, aud are groomed to per- trebled, risino- 12.5 per cent, in 1850, this position was neither expected or desired history is the history of the Republican party volley of yells which uid not subside Uiitl) taken, the total number of ballots cant being by me. If, therefore, there la any such thing itself. Illinois cau eome with one who never 779. The nomination was then made unani- Straw 6 00 fection, and either pair hitched to any 16.1 in 1860, 20.9 in 1870 and 22.5 in several inomer.ts after he had mouuted tbe Pork dressed, $ 100 8 00 one of the handsome carriages, with as a man having hopors thrust upon him you faila in the discharge of public duty, whether platform. He made a rousing speeeb in sup- inevup, and after thanking everybody who had 1880, when the number of all cities had have an exemplification of it in this instance. in council, chamber, or on the field of battle. had anything to do with the convention, the Pork, mess 18 00 Albert on tho box, make a very strik- THJ2 [Cheers.] I wish to say, gentlemen, that 1 port of Gun. John A. Logan, ana presented convention was a^jnnrned Pork, family 17 50 risen to 286. The census of 1890 will Miine has an honored favorite whose splendid his name to the convention. Hams 13 ing turnout. Occasionally they are show that a full quarter of the people came to this convention not 60 much for the abilities and personal qualities have endeared driven four-in-hand. purpose of securing the defeat of any man but him to the hearts of his friends, and the br 1- The announcement of Gen. Logan's name Shoulders.... 8 of the United States live in its cities, for the purpose of contributing to the extent was received with a wild burst of applause, a OOMGRESSIONAL. Lard 9 against only a thirtieth of the whole ltlancy of whose genius challenges the admira 3—SENATE—In accordance with a Beef extra mess 12 25 Tlie other stalls aue occupied by of my vote and my influence to make republi- tion of all. Connecticut and fudlana may great many persons rising to their' leet and population in 1790. can success in November nejt an assured fact. ome with names scarcely h ss illustrious waving tluir hats and handkerchiefs and the unanimous understanding of yesterday, the Wood, BeeA and Maple Alan Arthur's buggy team, oncallam- I hope and believe that the assembled wisdom than these, and now in conclusion if b ctuse thousands of people in tne nailery joining in Senate proceeded to consideration of the cal- Wood, Maple bletonian gelding, and the other a The change is even more striking of the republican party of this nation through the roar of applause. The cheers were re- endar of rases unoDjected to. Among bills WoodHickorv Black Hawk mare. They are driven a of personal disagreements or the emergencies read the third time and passed were the fol- when the metropolis alone 18 consider- its chosen representatives in this hall will of the occasion, another name is sought, there newed again and again. good deal, either single or double, by so shape the policy, and will present such can- lowing: A I'ill introduced by Mr. Conger of ed. In 1800 New York City had 60,48!) J Wm. HANCSTERFER Prop remains ^that grand old hero of Prentiss, of Missouri, seconded the nomina- Michigan granting annual leave of absence their owner when he is at home, but didates before the American people as will Keneeaw Mountain and Atlanta. When tion of Mr. Logan, speaking of him as one who The Persian ladies have a beautiful inhabitants out of the 589,051 in tho make that victory beyond a 6hadow of a doubt. patriotism calls he cannot, if he would, be si- had served his country wejlln peace ard in with pay to 1 -tter carriers. The bill as Intro- while ho is at college they receive only state, and the 5,308,483 iu the country. No. 5 Huron street, opposite the court house, and I wish to say, so far as the different candi- duced provided for 30 days leave, but the Sen- custom of throwing roses at each other the necessary exorcise. Alan Arthur Branch Store. No. 3H State ctreet, opposite lent, but graspiugthat banner, to him so dear, war, imd whohad stood" by theKepuliean part) ate committee on postofflces and po6t-roads In 1880 it had 1,206,299 inhabitants, dates for the presidential nomination are cor- which he has already borne in triumph, he wil' in ali its pi He and had nevir forsaken it at when they visit. In this country most is a very daring rider. Ho not only out of 5,082,871 in the state, and 50,- University. cerned, that I do not wish any gentleman to recommended that the vacation without re- ladies are «nly too glad to throw them- march to a civic victory no lef8 renowned than any time. The people of Illinois, who loved duction of pay be made 15 days instead of 30. knows how to ride well, but lias plenty 155,783 in tlie country. In other words, feel that my election by your votes is indica- those of war. I tLauk you, gentlemen, for the man, asked this convention to recognize selves away—in marriage. After mar- FreshCandiesal! kinds made tive of anything relative to a preference of one The bill was amended to correspond with of nerve, and it takes a good horse to at the beginning of the century New this distinguished mark of jour confidence. the services of the brightest star in the galaxy riage they throw their most baleful candidate over another. I am prepared, and of the union leaders. •,he recommendation of the committee and get the bettor of liim. York City contained only about one- every day. CHEEKS AND ENTHUtlASM. then passed. It authorizes the postmaster I hope every member of the contention is pre- glances at their visitors who have suc- In one of tho remaining stall stands tenth of the whole pojmlation of New Common Mixed Candy, - 12c a pound pared, to return to his home with an unmis- When the speaker made his reference to The call was then proceeded with, Indiana, g-i erul to employ the number of substitute ceeded in making a better match than Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky and Louisiana each it tter carrit rs rendered necessary by the pro- the little Indian pony which the presi- York State, and one eighty-seventh Choice Mixed Candy, - - 15c a pound takable deUrralnatien to give the candidates Maine and her favorite, there then ensued a themselves.—Chicago Sun. Stick Candy, all flavors, - 15c a pound of this convention a loyal and hearty suppoit, scene which simply defied description, the dele- b ing called and each passing as calle '. But visions of tbe bill, the compensation of 6uch dent brought back from his trip to the part of the population of tho whole Broken Fruit Candy, - - 15c a pound whoever be may be. [Applause.! uatis as well as the audience rising and cheer- when the name of Maine was called the pent-up sub-tltu'es to be at the rate of $6!)0 a year, The Christian perfection which is sup- Yellowstone country last year. He has country; in 1880 it contained almost ing in the wildest manner fe>r several minutes. enthusiasm of t e vast assemblage broke out aud a nil mber of others relating to land grants, Chocolate Cream Drops, - 20c a pound Gentlemen of the convention, I am satisfied in one prolonged ch< er, and several minutes cons'ruction of bridges, public buildings etc. posed to come in a momeDt, is very like not yet made his debut, but he is re-one-fourth of all tho people iu the state in my own mind that when we go before the Tne noise was simply deafening, and, when it and nearly one-fortieth of all tho peo- Horehonnd Drops, - - 20c a pound finally died awav somewhat, a 6tentorian voice elapsed before order could be restored. VVheD Adjournment was ordered until Friday. the gourd wnich Jacob saw, and which ceiving a course of training at the Lemon Drops, - - 20e a pound people ol this country our action will be rati- a'l was quiet the chairman introduce^ Judge ple in the country. fied btcause the great heart of the American yelled, "hit him agai?;,''and once more the vast HOUSE—The bill to prevent unlawful posses- perished in a night. Bible perfection hands of Albert on the White Lot drive. Peppermint Drops, - - 20c a pound throng broke for'bintumuliuousapprobiitiun. West, the blind orator of Onio, who presented sion of public linds was passed. The 12th of is like the growth of the giant oak. Its When by patience and careful training people will never consent for any political party the name of James G. Elaine as a man who June was set apart as the dav for the consid- There is abundant food for reflection Fine French Creams, - - 25c a pound to gain the ascendancy in this government who6e Other resolutions cunci ruing terrltoral would lead the grand old party on to a glorious growth commences from a small be- he becomes perfectly docile he will be in such figures and comparisons as Mixed Nuts, ... 20c a pound offices, from ths agricultural department, eration of the court bill. No quorum being chief reliance for that support is a fraudulent victory. present the Hmse adjourned. ginning and slowly matures through driven by tho president's daughter Nel- these. They show how very different Oranges, Lemons, Dates, Fig;;, and all other l»a)lot and violence at the polls. [Applause.] in regard to woman suffrage, and various years of storms and calms. —Chicago lie to a dog-cart. He is a cute little CANDIES at proportionately low rates. I am satisfied that the people of this country other matters were submitted, and referred C. K. Davis of Mluneeota, seconded the JUNE 1—HOUSE—A bill was passed amend- is the United States of to-day, with are too loyal ever to allow a man to be inaugu- and the convention adjourned until evening. nomination of Blatne. He was followed by W. ing tL-e act to exclude public lauds in Alabama Sun. thing, with roached niano and banged about one-fourth of the people living iu rated president of the United States, whos^ At the evening session nothing of impor- C. Goodloe of Kentucky, Tbos. C. Platt (if from the operation of the laws relating to the tail. His color is what is termed in New York and Galusha A. Grow of Punnsyl niiueral lands. The provisions of the bill were Tho human eye can only reach the cities, from tho United States of Presi- title tj the position may be brought forth in tance was transacted and the couvenliou ad- the west as "painted," or "calico," dent Washington's day, when the half fraud and whose garments may be saturated journed until 10 o'clock Thursday morning. vanta in speeches supporting Blaine. extended to the states of Louisiana, Florida finitely beautiful. It cannot scan and and Arkansas. The rest of the session was and what the children call "circus,"— dozen towns dignified by the name of with the innocent blood of countrymen. 1 The calling of the roll was continued by the comprehend tho King of Glory in hisirregularly marked with white and Get Your Property Insured By am satisfied that the American people will Secretary until the State of New York was taken up with the discussion of public building unspeakable loveliness and infinite cities had altogether but 131,472 inhab- and land bills. brown in about equal proportions. He C. H. MILLEN, ratify our action, because they will never con- The general impression on the morning of reached. When New York was called came grandeur, nor the Lord who is so far itants to a rural population almost sent for a revenue sj stem in this government the 4tb, was tnat the chances of the nomina- the opportunity of the frteude of Arthur, »nd JUNE 5—HOUSE—Several bridge bills were was presented to the president last tion of a man not heretofore prominently past-ed. June 14 and 17 were set apatt as the very far off to many, and yet on the thirty times as great. They indicate INSURANCE AGKNT, otherwise than that which will not ODly raise well was it improved. Such a burst of enthu- summer by Sharphoscn, an Arrapahoe tho gravity of the new problems in gov- No. 4 South Main street, Ann Arbor. The oldest the necessary revenue for its support, but will mentioned had been increased. The names siastic applause upon the part of the general da\ s for consideration of the bill to amend the verge of the nearest horizon, to others. chief. agency in the city. Established a quarter of a also be sufficient to protect every American most fmjuently mentioned were the two Sher- audience, such-an uprising aud cheeriuir of a fhurnian sinking fund act. Mr. Payson of — Chicago Sun. ernment with which a massing of pop- century ago. Representing the following first- citizen everywhere. [Applause and cheers.] mans and Gretham, G<-n. Sherman's reply to great body of the delegates and waving of flags Illinois, called up the Senate bill to repeal sec- Tho presidential'jiarty held a big ulation within city limits confronts class companies, with over $30,000,000 assets. Gentlemen, not for myself, but perhaps in ex Senator Henderson is understood to be a showed their numbers and earnestness. The tion 1 of the act entitled "An act making a George Bancroft, tho venerable his- modern civilization.—Brooklyn Union, uremptory refusal to allow the use of his name. grant of lands In alternate sections to aid in pow-wow witli tho Indians last summer Home Ins. Co., of N. Y.; Continental obedience to custom, Itb'ank you for the honor colored delegitc s were especially enthusiastic, torian, recently received from Kentucky near Fort Washakie, on tho Shoshone Ins. Co., of N. Y.; Niagara Ins. Co., of you have conferred upon me. In case of a br. ak in ilie Blaine culumn It is their voices (and their hats as well) adding to the construction and extention of the tbe Iron a proposition to know if he would pay understood Nebraska will $>o tii Senator Slier- the general appearance. Mountain Kiilroad from Pilot Knob in the agency, and presents were exchanged. N. Y.; Girard Ins. Co., of Phiia.; Orient state of Missouri to Helena in Arkansas, ap- $1,000 for a five-year-old horse that was The late Duke of Buccleuch owned As soon as Lynch had ceased a number of man. The Eastern delegat' s are determined 1 Although the agency is held by the Ins. Co., of Hartford; Commercial Union delegates prepared to leave the hall and con to adhere to Edrrunds and as tki-y are divided After the state of New York was reached proved July 4, 1^63 " In consideration of the the fastest walker in that state. Ho Shoshone Indians, there is a band of the greater part of three Scotch coun- of London; Liverpool and London and sidirable confusion prevailed. Amidst the in opinioi it Is likely their votes will be civid- and called by the Secretory of the c invention forfeiture, the Ion Mountain Railroad Com- took the horse on "approval," and this ties. din delegate Pierce of Massachusetts submit- ed between Sherman, Gresham and Ha lev Martin I. Townsend of New York, took his pany is releast d from the obligations of the Arrapahocs on it, and Sharphosen is Globe. is the fine-gaited animal which he rides their chief. He gave the pony to the Mr. Samuel M.-tckey, of Now South K?~ Rates low. Losses liberally adjusted and ted tbe. following resolution: for some time. These managers regard that place upon the platform. The house cheered land grant railroad. The amendment was two hours daily in Washington. romptly paid. (J. H. MILLEN. Sesohxd, That the subject of a revised ap point of danger for them is a drift from Biaine and applauded for sixteen minutes, and en- adopted excludiug fiom this release that part president as a gift for his daughter. Wales, has a farm of"5,000,000 acres. they will be bountifully served with re- sumption, coughs, colds, asthma, bron- fttn ffemocrnt freshments, after which a number of chitis, hay fever, loss of voice, tickling FOR TEN CENTS. THE ATTENTION OF FARMERS IS CALLED TO in the throat, pain in side and chest, or toasts will be responded to by prominent my disease of throat and lungs, a posi- TO THE PUBLIC! Entered as Second Glaus matter at the Post citizens and graduates of the school, H iving leased the Franklin House Office at Ann Arhor, Mich. tive oure. Guaranteed. Trial bottles DAME'S BALSAMIC TABLETS, among whom will be representatives of tree at Eberbach & Son's drug store. for a term of years the same has THE ADYAKCE IRON MOWER, the several classes in the university. Large size $1.00. For Coughs and Colds. FRIDAY JUNE 13, 1884. been newly papered, painted and ONE PATENT TUMBLER TOP The large and very successful meeting The young lady from Vassar does not furnished throughout, and will be of last year gives assurance cf a large at- speak of a clammy sweat, but of a bival- MEDICINE TIME KEEPER, DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. vular transpiration. run as a Common Sense Hotel. No Invaluable in the sick room. The Democratic State convention to select a tendanoe' this year; and the executive style, no great variety, but plenty of state central committee and to oppoint delegates Never Give Up. • to the democratic national convention to meet committee has already made unusual good wholesome food,and clean,new ONE COOK BOOK. in Chicago on the 8th day of July next, to nomi- preparations so that all may feel confi- If you are suffering with low and de- beds, at a very low rate. The house The three above nscfn! articles mailed, postpaid, nate candidates for president and vice-president pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general to any address upon receipt of 10c* in stamps. will be held at White's grand opera house, in dent of a bounty of everything necessary will be conducted with as much pro- the city of Detroit, on Wednesday, the 18th day debility, disordered blood, weak consti- THE MOSES DAME CO., Danbnry, Conn. oi June next, at 12 o'clock noon. to make the occasion an enjoyable one. tution, headache, or any disease of apriety as any in the city, and no dis- All voters of this stite, irrespective of past The music will also be an attractive bilious nature, by all means procure a reputable person will be allowed to JAMES E, HARKINS, party associations and differences, who can bottle of Electric Bitters. You will be patronize it unite with us in an effort for a reform of abuses feature, as solos will be suag by Miss surprised to see the rapid improvement Manufacturer and Dealer in Stove, Tin and and a pure and economical administration of May Whedon, Miss Jessie Strickland Sheet Ironware, Pumps and Furnaces. Parj government: and all who favor a reduction or that will follow; you will be inspired ticular attention paid to putting up tariff taxation, and a reform of our tariff laws. and Messrs. O. B. Cady and L. D. Wines, are cordially invited to participate in sending with new life; strength and activity will delegates to this convention. besides quartettes in which Mrs. Dr. A.return; pain and misery will cease, and J. L STONE & GO. Each county is entitled to one delegate for L. Worden, of Des Moines, Iowa, and henceforth you will rejoice in the praise each five hundred votes cast for governor at the of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a • •II f\ I" people are aiwayson the lookour last general election and one for .every fraction Mr. Will Whedon, of Boston, Mass., III I\*L cor chances to ncrease theil I have also a full line of of not less than two hundred and fifty votes. bottle by Eberbach & Son. Wlf I J\ r earnings, and in time become Every organized county is entitled to at least will take part. On account of the rapid "Do take some more of the vegetables III V •• wealthy. Those who do not im two delegates, and under the rule adopted a del- prove their opportunities remain in poverty. egate must be a resident of the county he rep- increase of the number of graduates of Mr. Blood, for they go to the pigs any- We offer a great chance to make money. We resents. O. M. BARNES, Gook Stoves the school, and the inability of the secre- way." want many men, women, boys and girls to work Chairman. for us right in their own localities. Any one can tary to keep track of so many addresses, WE ALL BELIEVE—That it is a long do the work properly from the first start. The —AND— specially printed invitations will here- lane that has no turning; that many a business will pay more than ten times ordinary National Democratic ConTention. shaft at random sent, finds a mark the wages. Expensive outfits furnished free. No after be discontinued, and a general in- one who engages fails to make money rapidly The National Democratic Committee having archer little meant; that no remedy sold You can devote your whole time to the work, or Ranges, met in the city of Washinrton Feb 22.1884, has vitation extended through the city pa- will cure coughs, colds, croup, whooping only your spare moments. Full information and appointed Tuesday, July \ next, at noon, as the all that is needed sent free. Address —And the celebrated— ^^ time, and chosen the city of Chicago as the place pers to all the members of the associa- cough and all throat and lung troubles of holding the National Democratic Convention, tion, which includes all graduates, and so quickly and permanently as Dr. Bige- STINSON & Co. Portland. Me Each state is entitled to representation therein low's Positive Cure; that our druggist, "EVER READYThe lates" t VAPOthing outR .STOVES; equal to double the n imber of Senators and former and present teachers of the 32 EAST HURON STRKKT, Representatives in the congress of the United Eberbach & Son, is very generous to JACKSON FIRE €LAY CO. States The Democrats of each organized terri- school. give trial bottles of this remedy free of ANN ARBOR. MICH tory and the District of Columbia are invited to Manufacturers of send two delegates subject to the decision of the The- public generally are cordially in- charge. convention as to their idmission. All democrat- vited to attend the literary exercises of "Don't give it a weigh," said the coal HEADQUARTERS ic citizens of the Unl ced States irrespective of dealer to his clerk, as he drove out of the —FOK— past political associations and differences, who the evening. yard with a light ton. Which embodies ivll the principles of a first-class machine. In it are combined all the advantages of the best Mowers in can rmite with us in the effort for a pure, eco- Stone Sewer Pipe use, with many points peculiarly its own. No machine that is made contains within itsulf so many Excellencies that recom- nomical and constitutional government, are cor- WE ALL KNOW—That water never runs dially invited to join in sending delegates to the ANDD mend it to tbe farmer. convention. Orchard Lake Excursion. up hill; that kisses taste better than they Roller Skates, 1. j To begin with, it is a FRONT CUT. four feet, aud four feet three inch machine, and carries with it all the advantnges of a The call is signed by all members of the Nat- The excursion to Orchard Lake on look, and are better after dark; that it is TILE.. fron over a rear cut machine. The question has been settled everywhere in the lasr few years in favor of the front cut, and ional Democratic Committee. better to be right than left; that those now in the mind of the intelligent buyer it simply becomes a question as to tbe relative merits of Ihe different front cut Saturday was quite a success, though who take Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic All our Drain Tile are made of Fire Clay, arr only about 150 tickets were sold. Theneeer have dyspepsia, costiveness, bad of unusual strength and liylil weight, which ma machines. Democratic County Convention. railroad company had provided unus- terially reduces the breakage and expense ol 2. The Cutting-Bar has imparted to it a rocking motion, and is under perfect control of the driver. It can be lifted from breath, piles, pimples, ague and malaria transportation. Uie ground or tilted at pleasure. The Washtenaw county democratic ually fine cars, and with proper arrange- The ditching for this class of tiling is less expen diseases, poor appetite, low spirits, head- sive, as they do not require to be laid below frosl 3. All gearing is encased in iron and protected from dust and dirt, convention was held at the court house ments the trip seemed quite short. Upon ache or diseases of kidneys and bladder. but only deep enough to escape the plow. 4. It is simple in construction and easily attended to. the arrival at Orchard Lake, the party Price 50 cents, of Eberbach & Son. While this is more economical it also aids 5. Wednesday. Hon. C. S. Gregory, of obtaining**better ''fall" or grade'to the drain. It is durable—is strong in all its parts, and not likely to got out of repair headed by the excellent Chequamegon An Ohio girl with forty-eight toes was 6. It starts easily, and will not clog. Dexter, was elected temporary chair- band marehed to the hotel where noon 7. man, and Frank Joslyn, Esq., of Ypsi- born recently. She ought to make a A full assortment of ill sizes, for sale tn sm It runs noiselessly. was spent and lunch was taken to thegood all-toe singer. 8. It is the lightest draft machine in the market. lanti, and T. D. Kearney, of Northfield, sounds of a very fine concert given by quantities, or car load lots, at tha 9. It iethe best working and rnott convenient Mower in use. secretaries. the band. Boating, riding, fishing, and A Lady's Perfect Companion. On motion the chair appointed the promenading was indulged in, until PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH, a new book, This machine is manufactured by the Ann Arbor Agricultural Co., and for sale by about 4:30 p. m., when after a visit to the tells how any woman may become, a moth- following committees: military academy, an artilery drill by er without suffering any pain whatever. FERDON LUMBER YARD. On credentials: Isaac Crawford, Ann the cadets took place. Space permits us It also tells how to preveut and overcome JA.S. TOLBERT, Ageii*. Arbor; E. B. Norris, Manchester; M. morning sickness, swelled limbs, and all only to say that the drill was excellently "Tile, the Greatest Labor-Saving Leman, Sylvan. executed. After the drill a full dress other evils attending pregnancy Phvsi- Schuh & Muehlig Notice to Creditors. cians highly resommend it as the wife's Machine of the Age." O T ATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw, RINSEY & SEABOLL On organization: J. W. Babbitt, Yp- parade took place, on which occasion true private companion. Send two-eeni NO. 31, SOUTH MAIN-ST., O ss. Notice is hereby given, thai by an order ANN ARBOR, MICH" 01 of the Probate Court ror-the County of Wash- No. 6 & 8 Washington St. silanti; P. Tuomey, Scio; Frank Jones, the Chequamegon band acted as band stamp for full descriptive circular, testi- To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune. tenaw. made on the 9th day of June, A. D. Saline. for the parade, and by their excellent monials, etc., sent in sealed envelope DWIGHT, 111., March 16.—One of the strongest 1884 six months from that dat« were allowed for Have on hand a complete stock of every- music, correct time and quick apprehen- Address, FRANK THOMAS & Co.. Pubs.. 0 creditors to present their claims against the es- thing in the The convention then adjourned until and m j«t convincing facts that I have yet seen Subscribe for THE DEMOCRAT. tate of Margaret Montfort, late of said county, de sion of military tactics, they again proved Baltimore, Md. with regard to tile drainage is brought out in ceased, and that all creditors of said deceased half past one o'clock. are required to present their claims to said Pro- themselves second to none. At about Spooning is regarded as very silly, bul the December report of the Agricultural Depart- bate Court, at the Probate Office in the city of AFTEBNOON SESSION. 6:00 o'clock the train left Orchard Lak<5 after all it is the spoon that makes the ment of Illinois. It is this: Ann Arbor, for examination and allowance, on Grocery Line. or before the 9th day of December next, and that On reconvening the names of the dele- and during the home trip Frank Hang- greatest stir in the world. ACREAGE. CARTERS Acreage In corn in Livingston County, such claims will be heard before said Court, on Teas, Coffees and Sugars, gates werfi presented, and the temporary sterfer, the caterer of the excursion, pro- Would You Believe It. 1881 268,597 ITTLE Tuesday, the 9th day of September, and on vided ice-cream, cake, lemonade, etc., Tuesday the 9th day of December next, at ten In large amounts, and at officers made permanent. The following Nature's great remedy, Kidney-Wort Acreaee in corn in Logan County, 1881... 140,859 o'clock in the forenoon of each of said days. which was enjoyed by nearly all of the IVER Dated, Ann Arbor. June 9th A. D. 1884. delegates were then elected: party. The participants expressed great- has cured many obstinate cases of piles Livingston over Logan 127,738 To the state convention at Detroit, This most distressing malady generall} YIELD. WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, Oa,slb_ Prices est satisfaction in regard to the trip. arises from constipation and a bad con Yield of corn in Livingston County.1881. .6,983,522 PILLS, Judceof Probate. June 18—At large, W. D. Harriman, C. Manv thanks are due to the Unity Club Yield of corn in Logan County, 1882 5,070,924 And can sell at Low Figures. dition of the bowels. Kidney-Wort acts Estate of Tracy W. Root. The large invoice of TEAS they Buy and Sell, is R. Whitman and E. B. Norris; firstdis -for giving Ann Arborites such a fineex -at the same time as a cathartic and a Livingston over Logan 1,902,598 TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Wubtenai good proof that in trict K. Buchanan, Lima; Win. Walsh, cursion, to t'he T. & A. A. R. R. Co. for healing tonic, removes the cause, cures In other words, Logan County has raised near S ss. At a session of the probate court for th ly as much corn on 140,859 acres as Livingston county of Washtenaw, holden at the probate o Quality and Price they Give Bargains. Northfield; P. Fleming, Dexter; D. providing such excellent facilities, to the disease and promotes a healthy stat county has on 268,597 acres. Put it in another of the affected organs. James F. Moyer flee, in thecity of Ann Arbor, on Wednesday, th Cramer, T. J. Sullivan and B. F. Watts, the superintendent and the cadets of the form, the farmers in Livingston County have CURE 28th day of May, in the year one thousau They Roast their own Coffees every week, and Academy for granting many privileges carriage Man'fr, of Myerstown, Pa., tes been obliged to plow nearly double the acreage Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles Inci- eight hundred and eighty-four. none but prime articles are used. Ann Arbor; J. S. Gorman, Lyndon; sec- tiges to the great healing powers of Kid of land (268,597), and have raised but a very dent to a bilious state of the system., such as l)iz- Present, William D. Harriman, Judge of Pr< to the party, and last, but not least, to small percentage of increase of corn over their ziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating. bate. Their Bakery tnrns out excellent Bread. Cakes ond district, J. W. Babbitt and F. J. ney-Wort, having been cured by it of a brethern in Logan County, who only had to plow the Chequamegon band for their excel Pain in tbe Side, Ac. Whlle# their most remark- In the matter of the estate of Tracy W. Roo and Crackers. Call and see them Swaine, Ypsilanti; Frank E. Jones, Sa- lent music. very bad case of piles which for years 140,8o9 acres. Let us give it another twist! A able success has been shown in curing deceased. had refused to yield to any other reme A farmerwho has his land well tilled need only On reading and filing the petition,duly verifle Sam. B. Revenaugn line; Grove Sanders, Pittsfield; Matthew dy. work eighty acres of land and grow just about of Elizabeth E. Root, praying that a certain ir Flynn, Bridgewater; A. D. Jackson, as much corn as the man who plows 160 and strutnent now on file in this court purporting t Is now taking the Some Reasonable Suggestions. "But how do you get along? You sa; takes all the risks of drouth and much besides. be the last will and testament of said decease< It is not fair, then, to conclude that the greatest may be admitted to probate, and that admiui York; Peter Rogers, Augusta. labor-saving machine to-day of the age is the tile SICK A farm that IB not well supplied with you don't pay expenses?" "I don't, ano tration may be granted to herself or som drain? From the same source of information I Head ache, yet Carter's Little Liver Pills are equally To the convention to nominate state improved machinery cannot be consid- that's why I get along so well, I mak valuable in Constipation, curing and preventing other suitable person. Best Glass oi Pboloerajta gather the following as regards the progress of my customers pay them." this annoying complaint, while they also correct Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 2-lr In the City at officers—At large, John W. Nanry, Su- ered furnished. In modern farming tile-drainage in these two counties: all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liver day of June next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon perior; Wm. H. Arnold, Scio; F. J.there is scarcely any labor performed ' tW A Happy Thought. Diamonc Feet. and regulate the bowels. Even if they only cured be assigned for the hearing of said petition Dyes are so perfect and so beautiful tha Total number of feet laid in Livingston and that the devisees, legatees and heii Prices to Suit the Times Swaine, Ypsilanti; first district, C. S.without the assistance of machinery, County up to 18tl , 1,140,793 at law of said deceased, and all other person from what is now considered the simple it is a pleasure to use them. Equally Total number of feet laid in Logan interested in said estate, are required to appea ENTRANCE THROUGH Gregory, Scio; P. H. Murray, Salem; G. good for dark or light colors. 10c. a County up to 1881 3,989,469 at a session of said court, then to be holden at th W. Turnbull, Chelsea; John Ryan, mowing machines to the more compli- druggists. Wells, Richardson & Co. This table proves beyond all theory that owing HEAD probate office, in the city of Ann Arbor, an cated machines used for cutting and to the free use of tile that one county has been Ache they wonld bealmoetpriccless to those who To clear out my immense assortment show cause, if any there be, why the prayer o Northfield; Prof. H. W. Rogers, Isaac Burlington, Vt. Sample Card, 32 colors able to produce nearly as much corn on 110.000 Buffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu- the petitioner should not be granted. An McMillan & Randall's binding grain with twine. It becomes and book of directions for 2c. stamp. acres of land as another county has produced nately their goodness doco no t end here, and those of liquors, I will sell Four Summers Olc it is further ordered that said petitioner giv Crawford and C. H. Manly, Ann Arbor; therefore a matter of vital importance to upon 268,000 acres, which is nearly double, and who once try them will find these little pills valu- Hand-made notice to the persons interested in said estate, o second district, J. Manly Young, Saline; "Enough." is the title of a poem now the beauty of the whole is that it was 'done with able in so many ways that they will not be willing the pendency of said petition and the hearin STORE & *RT GALLERY, the farmer to select the best and to un- going the rounds of the press. We are half the work! Mr. Editor, suppose a kind Provi- to do without them. But after all sick head thereof, by causing a copy of this order to b C. R. Whitman, Ypsilanti; E. B. Norris, derstand how to operate it. This is es- dence should lengthen out the spin of our days Sour Mash Bourbon Whiskey published in The Ami Arhor Democrat, a news ready to agree with the author withou until we saw Illinois thoroughly tile-drained, At Detroit Prices. paper printed and circulating in said county NO 3O EAST HURON ST. Manchester; E. P. Harper, Lodi; Ed- pecially true of harvesting machinery reading it. where would be put the corn that this State three successive weeks previous to said day o ward King, Ypsilanti town; John G. that must be used at a season of the would produce, and what would we do with our hearing. "silver dollars?'- SAMUEL T. K. PBIMK. ACHE WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, year when delays are very annoying and A lady died recently in one of our Feldkanlp, Freedom; James Lowden, Is the bane of FO many lives that here is where we FOR CHINA, (A true copy.) Judge of Probate MICHIGAN (TENTRAI expensive. The difference in price be- large cities who is said to have dancec make our great boast. Our pills cure it while WM. GI.. DOTY ~Probate Register Augusta. with JLaFayette. The great General Others do not. . tween a first-class machine, one that is must have devoted most of his time to Carter's Little Liver Pills are very email and To the congressional convention—First well made of good material and by well very easy to take. One or two pills makea dose. Crockery. Glassware and Estate of Thomas H. Fuller. district, P. McKernan, F. Besimer, H. E. the art, as this adds one more to the 50, They are Btrictly vegetable and do n,ot gripe or known and responsible manufacturers, 000 reported to have danced with him EBERBACH& SON purpe, but by their gentle action please all who QTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw H. Bower and J. N. Bailey, Ann Arbor; and one made by irresponsible parties, osethem. Jnvials»t25cents; five for$1. Sold O ss. At a session of the Probate Court for th It requires a vivid imagination to believe Dealers in by druggists every where, or sent by maU. Lamps, county of Washtenaw.holden at the probate offic M. J. Lehman, Sylvan; Christian Fritz, or by parties who have little reputation this, but none at all to believe the asser- in the city of Ann Arbor, on Wednesday, the lit CARTER MEDICKfE CO,New York. AND THE FINEST LINE OF day of June in the year one thousand eigl Lima; second district, M. McDougall, at stake, is only a trifle. .Manufacturers tion that ten times that number of ladies hundred and eighty-four. Bridgewater; Bernard Kirk, Ypsilanti; of the latter class usually make their have used DeLand's Soda and SaleratuS; Present William D. Harriman, Judge of Prc and always with one result. Success in bate, Jacob Knapp, Freedom; Jacob Terns, goods to suit the price. Young men Drugs, Medicines In the matter of the estate of Thomas H should be encouraged in acquiring a every particular. Fuller, deceased. The JViagara Falls (Route. Ypsilanti; Daniel Klein, Jr., Saline; N. 1 And a fine lot of knowledge of the science tof mechanics Emiline K. Fuller, the administrator of sai TIME TABLE, MAT 18th, 1884. S. Case, Manchester. " I drop into poetry' occasionally," a M estate comes into court and represents that sh that they may be better able to operate the office boy remarked when he tumbled French Hair Brushes is now prepared to render her final account a All trains run by Ninetieth Meridian, or Central and select that which is best adapted to into the waste basket. o such administrator. Standard Time. Commencement Programme. AND IN THE CITY, AT THE LOWEST Thereupon, it is ordered, that Tuesday, th the work to be performed. H 8th day of July next, at ten o'clock in th 6O1NB BAHi. The programme for commencement GO PRICE HOUSE. forenoon, be assigned for examining and allow There was a time when this class of Toledo, Ann Arbor & Grand Trunk R'y English Tooth.Brushes. ing such account, and that the heirs at law o THROUGH TIME TABLE. week will be as follows: machinery was constructed almost en- CO said deceased and all other persons intereste( in said estate, are required to appear at a ses SATURDAY, JUNE 21. tirely of green lumber (held together by Taking effect February 10,1884. We call special attention to our stock of So. Going North. Going South sion of said court, then to be holden at the pro ~ a. 9 A. H. Examination of candidates for admis- nails) and of common cast iron, which CD bate office, in the city of Ann Arbor, in sai « Q sion. is very heavy and liable to break at any STATIONS. so county, and show cause, if any there be, wb Mail Standard Time. Mail CO the said account should not be allowed. And i A. M P. M. moment; but of late years many manu- Chemical Glass-ware, Apparatus, Chicago Lv S.45 8 55 3.40 9.5.« p. m. a. m. I Leave Arrive p. m STIMSON'S. is further ordered, that said Administrator giv 8TTKDAT, JUNE 22. facturers have discarded it and are now a. m. Nile? 10.20 12.13 8.25 11.40 1.40 5:40 7:05 Toledo. 4:55 C: notice to the persons interested In said estate, o 9.1: 4 p. M. Discourse to the graduating classes, by 5:45 7:14 | Manhatten Junction : ANN STJJEET. the pendency of said account, and the hearin, Decatur 11.10 using malleable iron in its stead, which 9.2(> 4:48 AND C3 Lawton 11.27 9.28 B.45 President Angell in University Hall. 5:53 7:23 Alexis Junction 9:16 4:38 thereof, by causing a copy of this order to b 10.00 8 P. M. Missionary address before the Students' is much better adapted for this purpose 6:30 8-15 published in Tlie Ann Arbor Democrat, a news Kalamazoo.FM 12.03 1.45 7.03 1 00 3.17 I Monroe Junction . 8:42 3:59 Balesbnrg 12.25 7.33 Christian Association, by Rev. J. E. dough, D. D., on account of its lightness and great 6 43 830 I Dundee 8 30 3 50 GEORGE W. ELLIS, paper printed and circulating in said county Ongole, India. Pure Chemicals of our own Importation, three uuccessiye weeks previous to said day o Battle Creek... 1.05 "2.23 1.42 4.05 strength. To distinguish between mal- 6 53 8 46 Azalia 8M 3 40 o 800 7 10 9 03 Milan 806 3 22 hearing. leable and cast iron, take a sharp chisel 788 CO WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, Marshall 1.50 3 05 8.27 2.09 4.32 MONDAY, JUNE 23. 9 22 Urania 7 52 1 3 10 A full line of 2 35 and chip a small piece off; the malleable 7 32 9 38 Pittsfleld 74C I Q A true copy. Judge of Probate. Albion 2.15 3.25 4.57 302 Restanrant aM Saloon! A. H. A. a 9 A. M. Examination of candidates for admis- will turn up before the chisel the same 7 45 9 50 Ann Arbor 7 27 1 7 29 !o WM. G. DOTY. Probate Register. Jackson Ar. 3.05 9.25 sion. as wrought iron, but the cast iron will 8 25 10 35 South Lyon 6 50 | 2 10 NO. 4 EAST ANN STREET, 8 p. M. In University Hall. Commencement TIEMAN'S SURG'L INSTRUMENTS Jackson Lv. 3.05 4.03 7.00 9.45 3.25 5.45 crumble. If farmers will thoroughly Connections at Toledo with railroads diver Estate of Mary R. Clark. SrassLake 3 30 7.22 10.P3 6.07 concert by the Ladies' Amphion Club and Bee- ing. At Manhatten Junction with Wheeling _ 10.13 1.30 thoven Quintette Club. Miss Mary L. Wood, examine all tools before buying they will At list prices. o QTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw Juelsea...... 3 55 I 7.42 6.43 pianist; Mr. Wm. Luderer, violinist: Miss Julia Lake Erie R. R. At Alexis Jnnction with M C, OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE. O ss. At a session of the probate court, for the Dexter 4.10 7.55 10.S3 soon compel manufacturers to use mal- R. R.. L. S. R'yand F. & P. M. R. R. At Monroe A.nu Arbor 4.32 5.12 8.17 10.4' 4.36 7.U0 Caruthers, accompanist; O. B. Cady, Director. county of Washteuaw. holden at the probate of 7.15 leable iron more extensively in the con- Junction with L. S. & M. S. R'y. At Dundee flee in the city of Ann Arbor, on Tuesday, the rpsilantL 4.50 5.85 8.38 11.07 4.52 CLASt DAY, DEPAETMENT OF MEDICINE AND with L. 3. & M. S., and M. & O. R'y. At Milan wayne June... 5.15 5.46 9.10 11.35 5.18 7.38 struction of farm machinery. 10th day of June, in the ye»r one thousam 8.10 SURGERY. with W., St. D. & P. R'y. At Pittsfleld with L CO Meals, 25 Cents. Day Board, $3,50 eight hundred and eighty-four. Spring'velis.... 5.51 ti.15 9.50 11.45 5.45 A harvester cannot be considered com- S. & M. S. R'y.. and at South Lyon with Detroit, Are cordially invited to examine our stock as 6.05 6.25 10.00 11.59 5.56 8.20 2\i p. M. In University Hall. Oration by Woods per week. Present, William D. Harriman Judge of Pro Deiron Ar. Hutchinson, A. M. Class history by James An- plete without a serrated sickle with Lansing & Northern R. R., and G. T. R'y. P.M. H. W. ARHLEY, W. H. BENNETT, quality and prices. bate 8t. Thomas Ar 11.15 S'20 tony Bach. Propheey by John Madden. Ad- which to cut clean grain and a smooth cc In the matter of the estate of Mary R. Clark 8.20 dress by the class president, T. Linn Iddings. Qen. Superintendent. Gen. Passenger Agt. deceased. A. M. knife to cut where there is grass and EBERBACH & SON. LJJ cc Welland , 2.08 5.58 On reading and filing the petition duly verified Falls View 5.58 TUESDAY, JUNE 24. weeds, or when the grain is damp, and CO o OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE. f Frank E. Clark, praying that a oertain instru- also for cutting flax, timothy, etc. It is UtTKOIT H. CLEVELAND. O ment now on file in this court purporting to Niagara Falls 2.31 , 6.S8 6.28 10 A. M. Annual meeting of the Board of Re- Steam Navigation Company's Steamers be the last will and testament of said deceased 3usp. Bridge.. 2.45 P ' 6.40 ft .40 gents. important that the knife or sickle be eas- City of Detroit—Northwest between may be admitted to probate, and that Frank Buffalo Ar 3.40i 7.35 2 E. M. Business meeting of the alumni of the ily removed for repairs, grinding, or for Cleveland and Detroit-Leave from foot O Clark may be appointed executor thereof. GOING WKST. department of literature, science and the arts, in storage in a dry place when not in use, cc Wines, Liquors, Beer and Cigars, all Thereupon, it is ordered, that Monday, the the chapel. to prevent rust. The strength of wooden of Third St. Detroit at 10 p. m.-Leave th day of July next, at ten o'clock CLASS DAY, DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE from 23 River St. Cleveland at 8.30 p. m. of the Best Brands, kept on hand. in the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing i 1 parts is greatly impaired by their liabil- of said petition, and that the devisees, legatees AND THE ARTS. THE 5 2.25 ROUTE; o and heirs at law of said deceased, and all other ity to split, but this can be remedied by CD 0 CEO. W. ELLIS, Prop. 10 A. M. Oration by Arba S. Van Valkenburg. using rivets on the ends crosswise of the Week days-standard Time. persons interested in said estate, are required to Poem by Elmer Dwiggins. o ANN AKBOK, MIOH. ippear at a session of said court, then to be holden 2 p. M. Class history by Hugh Brown. Proph- grain. The device for changing the HE $ 3.00 ROUTfc. o at the probate office, in the city of Ann Arbor, P.M. A. M. ecy by Miss Jennie Emerson. Address of class City of Mackinac—City of Cleveland ffl and snow cause if any there be, Buffalo L. 11 30 I 6.35 11.30 president, J. H. Tyler. height of cut in harvesting machines is CASTORSA A: H.I p. a. whv the prayer of the petitioner should not be of the utmost importance; it should be Leave from foot of Wayne St. Detroit, granted. And it is further ordered, that said Susp. Bridge- 12 251 7.30 12,27 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 A. M. co NEW MARKET Niagara Falls ;i2.36 7.41 12.39 strong and durable, easily handled, and petitioner give notice to the persons interested ,12.41 ALUMNI DAY, DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE Mondays and Saturdays at 10 P. M. CD h said estate, of the pendency of said petition, Falls View 7.46 have capacity for changing the height C. W. VOCEL, - Proprietor, and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this St. Thomas... 4.00! 10 45 4.10 AND THE ARTS. of cut when in tall gram, *° enable the For Marine City St. Clair Port Huron Infants and Children [Late of Chelsea.] order to be published in the ANN ARBOR DEM- Special reunions of the classes of '49, '64, '74, "75, operator to pick up patches of lodged Sand Beach Oscoda Alpena Harrisvilla OCHAT, a newspaper printed and circulated in Mroft Lv. 6.0;; 9.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 9.00 '78, '79, and others. Cheboygan St. Ignace and Withont Morphine or Narcotine. ^ CC said county three successive weeks previous to Springwells.... 6.10 9.10 4.10 6.13 8.10 9.10 2 p. M. Meeting of the alumni of the Depart- grain without stopping the team. All Thomas Mathews' Old Stand, said day of hearing, A tiv av June... 6.43 9.38 4.38 6 44 8.40 9.40 ment of Literature, Science and the Arts in the bolts should have square h&ids, so that MACKINAC. What gives our Children rosy cheeks on Ann Street. Ypsilanti. 7.15 9.57 gJ.58 7.07 9.03' 10.'2 chapel. the nuts can be removed at any time. A Folders free—Or send 25 cents for our What cures their fevers, makes them sleep: WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN. Ann Arbor 7.30 10.12 5.12 7.23 9.20 10 18 2 p. M Oration bv Edward Andrews, M. D., LL. 'Tis Oastorla. Fresh and Salt Meats kept on hand. A true copy. Judge of Probate. jejxter 7.55 5.30 743 9.87 D., of Chicago. square shoulder on bolts is not sufficient illustrated book of 120 pages, C. W. VOGEL. WILLIAM Q. DOTY. Probate Res-ister Chelsea H.10 5.45 8.00; 9.50 When Babies fret, and cry by turns. 6.07 8.25 10.10 DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY. to prevent them from turning when the ft UKETOUR TO PICTURESQUE MACKIIWC 3niss Lake 833 wood gets dry and the nuts are rusted historical and descriptive of this What cures their colic, kills their worms, 2 p. M. Business meeting of the alumni of the But Castoria. ackeon Ar. 8.60 10 35 Department of Medicine and Surgery in the lower on; and this is a source of great annoy- Great Historic Summer Resort M'ksun Lv. 9.03 11.30 6.50 11.55 lecture room of the Medical College, followed by ance on all kinds of machinery. and Sanitarium. What quickly cures Constipation, Albion 9.47 12.05 7.38 11.22 12.41 an address. Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion j Emanuel Wagner, 11.48 The foregoing are a few of the impor- 0DI7P Send six cents for postage, and Marshall 10.16 12.45 8.0: •=i 1.08 DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACY. But Castoria. A I nl/.t. recieve free, a costly box of goods A.M. tont points tnat suggest themselves to which will help you to more money right away —AT— Battle Creek.... 10.43 1.05 8.47 1.42 12 M. Business meeting of the alumni of the Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, than anything else in this world. All, of either 12.15 School of Pharmacy, in the lecture room at the the writer, who has had considerable ex- RAPID TRANSIT Castor Oil and Paregoric, and Chemical Laboratory. perience with machinery on the farm, sex, succeed from first hour. The broad road to Jalesburg 11.15 9.90 A. M. 2 p. M. Dinner of the alumni of the School of IIail Castoria. fortune opens before the workers, absolutely No. 33 South Main Street, Calamazoo 11.38 1.45 9.40 4.45 1.07 2.27 and he hopes they will be of some assis- pnre. At once address, TKUE fe Co., Augusta 5.18 1.45 Pharmacy. Maine. ^awtorj... p. M. 12 15 4 p. M. Address in the lecture room at the tance to farmers in selecting that which This space is paid for by Vt AMBKOSE KEARNEY'S Old Stand, Decatur 12.33 5.85 11.07 Chemical Laboratory. Niles. 1.40 3.10 6.40 3.00 4.05 is best, and which will undoubtedly Centaur LinimentI—An ab- LUICK BROS., hicago Ar .5.25 6.50 10.35 7.30 75 HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE. prove to them the cheapest in the end, KIDNEY-WORT solute cure for Rheumatism, A PCNTC wanted for The Lives of all the Pres Has opened a New 1)4 P. M. Graduating exercises of the Carroll and also in inducing manufacturers of rlULII I O idents of the U. S. The largest, Proprietors of the The New York Express, a fast train leaves Ch: Dunham Chapter, Hahnemann Society of the Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c., and an handsomest book ever sold for less than twice ago at 4.18 in the afternoon and makes the fol our price. The fastest selling book in America. PLAINING MILL, Jiwing stops, Michigan City, i),02; Niles, 6.59; Kal Homoeopathic Medical College, in the College farm machinery to use the material instantaneous Pain-reliever. Corner of North Amphitheatre. THE SURE CURE Immense profits to agents. All intelligent peo- ma7.008.1O; Battle Creek, 8.47; Jackson, 10.00; which is best adapted to tnat purpose on ple want it. Any one can become a successful and Fifth streets, .nn Arbor, 10 54: ?psilanti, 11.07; Springwells, 9 p. M. Banquet of the Alumni Association of account of its lightness, strength and FOB ^~""""•"" I agent. Terms free. LLKTT BOOK CO., Port- who manufacture Grocery k Provision Store. 1.50; arriving in Detroit at 11.59 P. M. the Homoeopathic Medical College, at the Cook durability—malleable iron. land. Maine. Sash and Blinds, Sunday uxcepted. J&aturday SON A < O. IturilnirTon Tt. At Reasonable Rates. _ 00 absolutely sure. No risk Capital not After the address the graduates of the That is daily bringing joy to the homes squired. Reader, if you want business at which He return* nis sincere thanks to all his old cus. jersons of either sex, young or old, can make school and their invited guests will ad- of thousands by saving many of their fcomers for their generous patronage, and cordi reat pay all the time they work, with absolute dear ones from an early grave. Truly KIDNEY-WORT ally invites them, and all new customers to his ertainty, Write for particulars to H. HALKETT journ to' the parlors of the church where is Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- new quarters, where he hopes by fair dealing to Co., Portland. Maine. Hats Cheap! New Styles! Good Quality! enlarge bis already growing business. Emanuel Wagner. Ann Arbor Post Office. Manchester will celebrate the fourth choice Havanas. The pastor then arose Ann Arbor Time. of July. The citizens are making great and in a few remarks thanked them for OFFICE HOUB8; preparations for a grand time. the nonor and the gifts, after which Fr. Restaurant! General 7 30 a. m. to 8 00 p. m. Cary delivered a "short address to the Sundays 9 00 to 10 00 a. m. J. B. Dow has placed in position the Meals furnished at FRANK MUR scholars. MAILS CLOSE. large boiler for Keubler & Co., opposite RAY'S Restaurant, opposite GOING EAST. A. F. Martin f the Orchard Lake Aoademy News. It seriously. patent flour, manufactured by Swathel, $1.25 per pair. No. 6O, South Main Street. Harriman to send their Printing to this office. s a very bright paper and rivals, if not Kyer & Peterson, has a large sale. When Albert Moore was again easily beaten purchasing flour ask for either of the Our stock of Men's Furnishing Goods is complete in every respect. xcels No. 1, published a month ago, but TOTTINGS. by Bonine in a foot raoe Saturday on the above brands. we think there should be more space We solicit a share of your patronage. fair grounds. For Bargains in Groceries call on Don't Forget tlxe Place I The sixth ward has a population of ;iven to local matters. Chas. E. Wagner, Ooodrioli 692. Professors Walter and Thomas leave No. 17 East Ann at, The street committee let the contract to-day for Europe, where they will spend Parties wishing LEAD, OIL, CLASS or Painters' Stock of Manchester's skating rink will soon be REWARD.—I will pay SI reward for No. 16 SOUTH MAIN-ST., ANN ARBOR, MICH. r building the Summit-st. bridge to their vacation. scalps of dogs that worry or kill sheep. completed. IUCUB & Tessmer for $521.60. The oth- any kind will find it to their interest to obtain A. S. Hall, lit '84, has been elected ISAAC DUNN, Ann Arbor. Jas. Hobson, Jr., of Ohio, is visiting r builders with the amounts bid wire my prices before purchasing. superintendent of the Dundee schools at FOR SALE.—\% acres of land on which WALTER A. WOOD'S BINDING HARVESTER. his old home. ohn Flynn, $535; Walker Bros., $5^5; there is a good house, barns, % of a mile a salary of $800. from Wm. Graham's hotel on the Whit- Donaldson's circus shows in Manches- Hay den & McLay, $843; Hauser & c\>., J. E. Cornell and T. S. Jerome were more Lake road. JOHN TAYLOR. ter to-morrow. 675. ] the Argonaut representatives at the Chi- Smoker's Articles of all kinds, choice Gretton Bros, are manufacturing ma- Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, etc., at No. 33 New sidewalks are being put down at cago convention. HOOSE, SIGN, & FRESCOE PAINTING! a tremendous rate. liinery for the South Lyon manufactur- South Main-st. ng company. This firm turned out last Prof. H. C. Adams is back from John EMANUEL WAGNER. The gas company are putting in new eek for D. Morrison, of Milford, a Hopkins University, where he delivered FOR SALE.—Horse, hf mess and light Will Receive Special Attention. pipes on Detroit-st. heel 8J^ feet in diameter, weighing a cour.eof lectures. 3-spring wagon. Inquire at 54, High-st. One republican paper in New York All kinds of farm produce purchased ,200 pounds and tue blast was made in The junior medics will finish work by at Emanuel Wagner's, No. 33, South TELEPHONE CONNECTION WITH THE STORE. city supports Blaine. 5 minutas. June 15th. while the freshmen must stay Main-st. The Hoban-Vaughn shooting case Saline Observer: Alvin Wilsey, the about six days longer. Oranges, lemons, canned fruits. A comes off to-morrow. opular and courteous music dealer of This evening the newly elected lecture large supply at Chas. E Wagner's. Geo. Kalembach, of Scio, suicided .nn Arbor, has delivered sevei al ot his board will give a spread at Hangsterfer's Dry and Wet Groceries, nice fresh yesterday by hanging. ne musical instruments in the vicinity stock to select from. to the out-going board. EMANUEL WAGNER. W. J. Booth, of Oentralia, Mo., is in f Saline the past week. J. JS. Cross was The Students Christian Association To RENT. A store on East Liberty-st. tmi> Slid, the city on a brief visit. purchaser of a fine piano, and a love- has of IKte been holding unusually in- Inquire of M. J. Fritz, Ann Arbor Sa- ving's Bank. Next Sunday will be "Flower Sunday" y organ was delivered to Geo. Shaw on teresting Sunday meetings. For the Season of 1884 we offer to the farming community No. 60, SOUTH MAIN STREET, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. Monday. The patent flour known as the "Roller at the Unitarian church. Two more names have been added to King" gives the very best satisfaction. WALTER A. WOOD'S HARVESTING MACHINES .Martin O'Brien, of Ypsilanti, is held s the Best Self-Binders, Mowers and Reapers to be found in market. A half million of them have Wagner Bros, are shipping carriages the list of those students who offer theses It is manufactured by Swathel, Kyer & een made and sold to farmers—over a quarter of this vast number within the past three years, and wagons to Sewebing. or trial in the circuit court for stealing tor examinations for their degrees. Peterson. Ask your grocer for "Roller o other machines in the world have a practical endorsement like this. Not only has their success King." een uninterrupted, but the demand is still constantly increasing vith wonderful rapidity. Manu- O. O. Sorg has Bold his blooded colt to ride on the M. C. R. R. He boarded W. C. Foote, lit '84, will probably leave ictured of the best materials, possessing more modern improvements of genuine merit than any le day express at Jackson and got be- Chas. E. Wagner pays cash for butter liers, and bein g fully warranted in every way by .responsible manufacturers of 31 years unim- E. Morgan, of Pittsfleld. before commencement to go to New York and eggs. sached repute, their success is as inevitable as the action of the law of gravitation. It is well ween the baggage and express cars. An city and undergo another operation. nown that these Machines give less trouble and require less repairs than others. James Hoban, Jr., of Corning, spent fort was made to eject him, when he Canned Goods in great variety at HE IMPROVED HARVESTER WITH IRON FRAME TWINE BINDER AND BUNDLE HI, Sunday with his pareute. During vacation the dental building EMANUEL WAGNER'S ttacked the baggageman, but he was No. 33 South Main-st. CARRIER constitutes the most complete machine the grain grower can have. Republicans are generally disgusted oo much for him. When the train will be generally repaired, repainted and Go to Chas. E. Wagner for smoked Tt is thoroughly reliable, and has acquired an unequaled reputation for Certainty of Binding. HAS THE LARGEST STOCK OF an amphitheatre will be put into the so- «curity of Knot Tied, Uniformity in Size of Sheaves. Tightness of Sheaf, Delivery of Sheaf, Econ- with the miin from Maine. eached this place he was lodged in jail. hams and dryed meats. mv in Twine Used. called "old part." For the next 30 days you can get the The Wood Binder has the only meritorious bundle carrier. By means of the carrier the bundles Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matthews are After the nomination of Jas. G. Blaine, an be left in heaps in a line across the field, convenient for the shocks, and it saves the labor of at W. L. January, law '83, has recently best Cabinets at Revenaugh's photograph east one man in carjying the sheaves, besides saving grain usually lost in collecting the scattered visiting friends in Lansing. DEMOOBAT reporter was requested to moved into the splendid suit of rooms, gallery, No. 30, Huron-st., for $3.50 per undies. It is strong, light, convenient and economical They don't enthuse worth a cent over nterview the prominent republicans of dozen. No. 70 Telegraph Block, Detroit. Will the republican nominations. le city. There was a great diversity of Bananas, Cocoanuts, Lemons, Oranges, reports an excellent practice. Confectionary, a fine line at Chas. E. The bicycle club took a moonlight ride pinion. Many favored Arthur; some W. E. Brownlee, lit '85, has been elected Wagner's to Saline on Friday evening. lought that the convention made a No. 17 East Ann-st. IN THE CITY. reat mistake in not going for Edmunds, managing editor of the Argonaut. G. C. Chas. E. Wagner's is the place to buy Mrs. Gen. Hunt and Mrs. Prof. Morris Clark will be editor for the law depart- were in Detroit on Friday last. nd in his rounds he found one solitary your groceries and get bargains. A Full Assortment of Bedroom Sets manufactured by irant man. As to Blaine they were non- ment, and B. J. Laner for the pharmacy All kinds of Canned Fruits and Green During commencement week the rink The Ann Arbor Furniture Co., to be sold for less ommittitl. department. Vegetables at Chas. E. Wagner's, will be opened every afternoon. No. 17 East Ann-st. money than was ever before offered. Last Friday night burglars gained en- The Cass nine beat the Universities on The ladies' amphion club will give a Saturday by a score of 13 to 4. Con^oD, Swathel, Kyer & Peterson are manu- rance to Wm. Sweeney's residence on facturing two brands of flour, the "Roller A FINE LINE OF few serenades to their favorites. , Smith and Payne did excellent work, but nn-st. and relieved George Branden- King" and the "Roller Queen" which the home nine seriously felt the loss of take immensely. Ask your grocer for Mr. Warren and family, en route from erg, a fireman on the M. C. R. R., of one "Kit' Carson. either brand, and you will use no other Chicago, paid A. L. Noble a visit. undred do lars in money, and Wm. after once having tried it. Center and Library Tables, There is a rumor afloat that a fourth weeney, Jr., of five dollars. They took Instructor Fayley will act as assistant bank will be started in Ann Arbor. leir clothes from under their pillows professor in Latin during Prof. Elisha The colored people are making a grand nd carried them out in the kitchen, Jones' absence in Eurooe. Benj. D'Ooge WALNUT CHAIRS AND ROCKERS is the favoiite candidate for Mr. Gay ley's COLLIHS, effort for their August celebration. ook the money, and departed. No clew present position. -Dealer in OF THE LATEST STYLES. Wm. Warren, Jr, of Fosier Station, i to who done the work. was quite severely injured Saturday. The Michigan Unitarian Conference The following officers were elected at STONE, LIME, WATER LIME the last meeting of the Adelphi society: Some 50 persons from here were pres- as been holding its annual session &• CALCINED PLASTER, CEMENT, WALTER A. WOOD'S ENCLOSED-CEAR MOWER. ALSO A COMPLETE STOCK OF CHROMOS AND OIL PAINTINGS. President, Kobeson '86; vice-president, THE BEST MADE. ent at the opening of the Dexter rink. rand Haven this week. The opening B-R-l-C-K, No oth«r make combines so many excellent features. Broad guage, high wheels, locked nuts, rmon on Tuesday evening was preached Hartman '86; secretary, Lee '87; treas- erfect balance, enclosed gearing, genuine brass boxes, absolute floating bar, absolute floating Prices DOWN, DOWN, DOWN. Sharpers got $50 from Fred LaubeD- urer, McDonald '86; librarian, Black- ame, pertect uuderdraft pulling direct from line of cut to horses' shoulders, weight largely on y Rev. Henry Powers, of Grand Rap- PLASTERING HAIR, ft hind wheel. The strongest, surest cutting, lightest draft, stillest and steadiest running, easiest gayer, of Lodi, at Detroit, Sunday night. man :85; assistant librarian, Moseley '85. ding mower in the world. It cots i he manufacturer more to make than any other. Is. Papers and addresses were given —And all Kinds of— ^^"Farmers are invited to visit us and examine machines of latest improved paterns._&3 Julius Schlotterbeck returned Tuesday y Rev. Rowland Connor, of East Sagi- The inter-collegiate society associa- from a prolonged visit to Pittsburg, Pa. aw, Rev. T. B. Forbush, of Detroit, tion met at Lansing June 5th and 6th. "W O O 13- J.MUEHLIC. Rev. Stanley, ot St. Ignace, is visiting ,ev. J. L Jones, of Chicago, and others, The delegates report a grand time. W.H5"~OFFICE:—CorneAnn Arbor r of Fifth & MichHuron-Sts._. ^ his daughters, who reside on Ann street. ANN ARBOR, MICH. ISTos. 35&37 he Unitarian cause in Michigan never C. Foote '84, president of the association, AT THE Miss Lizzie Binder and Miss Paulinia ad a more prosperous year than the on account of sickness, was unable to Schmidt, have gone to Council Bluffs, ast has been. preside. Zane '84 and Denuey '85 rep- Iowa. resented the Alpha Nu society. Copies of "Michigan in the War" are POSTOFFICE THE OLD RELIABLE PAINT HOUSE Jno. Thompson, a former night clerk n the hands of Register Gilbert for dis- In a meeting Saturday morning Prof. F. WACNER * BRO. W. H. Payne was elected president of at the St. James, died Monday, aged 36 ribution to the following persons: MANUFACTURERS OF years. John P. Breining Co. H, 1st Inft. the students co-operative association, OF Michael Breening, Co. E, 17th Inft. with J. R. Lee, law '85, for secretary, A. Mrs. H. E. Gibson, of Kansas City, Charles L, Downer, Co. D, 2(ith Inft. ®"First-Class Mo., is visiting her sister Mrs. H JU. Charles Klerersact, Co, D, 9th Cav. 3. Hosmer, medic '85, for treasurer, and a Theodore A. Pack, Co. H, 8th Inft. Howe. John W. Rathroff, Co. F, 20th Inft. board of six directors from all depart- Geo, B. Sherwood, Co. I. 14th Inft. ments of the university and one sub. L. Sterle, in [the employ of G. Snow, Henry O. Smith, Co. H, 18th Inft. Joseph Todd, Co. G, 3rd Cav. t! WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF was nearly drowned at Whitmore Lake Francis Trainer, Co. C. 9th Cav. The Alpha Nu society on Friday Sunday. Randall T. VanValkenburg, Co. A, 17th Inft. evening elected the following officers: George C. Page. Co. D, 9tli Inft. Next Monday the Beethoven Gesang- Mary Ann Clark, Co. D, 4th Inft. Powell '85, president; Powell '86, vice- A full line of ALBERT SORG LUMBER WAGONS, wide or narrow tired, TRUCK Francis M Depuy, Co. D, 4th Inft. verein have a grand celebration at Re- Fanny Eno, Co. D, 14th Inft. president; Chapin '86, secretary; Bryant lief park. '87, treasurer; Lockwood '85, critic; Mc- On Monday, June 28, in university SUCCESSOR TO F. & A. SORG, WAGONS, CARRIAGES and BUGGIES, Geo. Collins is building a store house Andrews '86, junior editor; Davis '85, CHEAP LIBRARIES. ail, will be given the usual commence- senior editor; Trowbridge '87, librarian. at the foot of Washington-st. 34 x 40 ment conceit. This year it will be given -OF EVEBY DESCRIPTION. - feet in size. y the Ladies' Amphion Club, assisted Dr. A. D. Hard, '83, now of Philadel- Carry the Largest and Best Stock in the city, of Rev. J. T. Sunderland will address y Miss Mary L. Wood, pianist; Mr. phia, Pa., is in the city and will remain the temperance club Sunday afternoon iVm. Luderer, solo violinist; Miss Julia until after commencement. Dr. Hard HORSE SHOEING aad REPAIRING of all kinds. CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY give at 3 o'clock. is the gentleman who testified in the STATIONERY! us a call before purchasing. We charge nothing to show our work. Shop on Second |tree*be- 3arnthers, accompanist, and the Beetho- tween Washington and Liberty, Ann Arbor. Michigan. F. WASNUK discovered bv a plete restoration to Health, Vigor and Manhood that rare old city. In the course of his the land's virginity only, which on miBcionuryin Ejourb America. Send seil-itddi eased Uuaranteed. Mend at onco for Illustrated Pamphlet The girl did not answer him; but he Imagined, to her own possible happiness. it would be necessary to swim again to failing, may leave the landless produc- envelope to REV. JOSEPH T. INJUN, atation ...N, Y. free. Addre-a, saw tho iook of terror pass from her eyes, Remorse, when it came, was bitter and reach the Mill. The current too, grew article he writes: . Made a Reduction. tive, and the means of repavment thus MEPTBMAN'S PEPTONIZED BEEF TONIC, the 1 Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. and a deep long breath of ineffable relief overwhelming. stronger every minute, augmented here 'After all there is no new thing un- preparation of beef containing its entire nutritio i made her breast heave for a second. The by the weir. Was he to lose all when it der the sun. The elevated railroads of A life insurance agent who had been be removed. In this way trouble be- properties. It contains blood-maktnc force-gene Perhaps too, though this came later,there gins which may result in the loss o: atingand life-sustaining properties; invaluable fo' horror of the situ ition was too new to be was nearly within Ins grasp? Hassan's New York that were thought to be working up a considerable business in INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, nervous prostration, and yet fully comprehended, and the thought was another feeling in Zeph's heart—a great power of endurance had been taxed Fort Scott, Kan., was one day ap- the farm. Keep very clear of mort all forms of general debility; also, in all enfeebled Vague feeling that Roland might have i»- something entirely original are nothing conditions, whether the result of exhaustion, ner- Lades of Michigan of death as something to shrink from had to their utmost. The brave animal could more or less than the ancient up- proached by a tough looking customer, gages YOU.S prostration, overwork, or acute disease, partic- yet to come; it was a3 an angel of light tei led to play her false, and spare lima do little more. He could scarcely keep who wanted to take out a $5,000 policy. ularly ^resulting from pulmonary complaints. CAS- if tue would consent to marry him, Zeph per walks of Chester modernized. WKI.L. UiZiul) & Co.. Proprietors. .km t ure. the mountains as it is. Good-by, missy. Strive still, my noblest, my best! So,,once my countrymen call the second floor When the man had departed the having onc» entered her mind, gained agent went out to inquire who he was, No remedy equals PapillonSkin Cure for Ec/.cm: An external means of curing skin diseases. There 2nd- Any Lady needing such You dreed your own weird when you let strength with every passing moment—if more! Ah, Heaven, give us aid 1" the first floor. But we don't, good sir. or Scrofula, curing the most obstinate cases. iy scarcely any eruption tilt will yield tn Papillnn Dark Darrell catcli your fancy with his he intended to break ..is word to her. The horse was-off' his feet, swimming We are even more absurd. The kitch- and a citizen replied: Skin Cure. Ordinary pimples, re mess; blotches a remedy and postponing handsome face and glozing tongue." en is really the first floor, the parlor is "Why, that's Bill Callahan. What "Why live and be miserable when Jxurf, rou^hntss, vanish as if by majjic; while endur- the uso of Zoa - Phora, Even her father's part in the deed did not for dear life1 . He had no breath far the ing- skin diseases, that luvc plagued tne suitorers for He uttered a harsh laugh, perhaps to deter the girl now; nor did she seem to answering whinny to the voice he heard the second, and the drawing room floor did lie want?" you can be comfortably buried for three years, however deeply rooted, Ripillon Skin Cure makes a dangerous (per- "Wanted some insurance at half- will successfully cure. It destroys the animulcula; . haps fatal) mistake. hide some gleam of better feeling in his remember at that moment that the hope of but faintly, for his powers were fast fail- (which wo call the first floor) is pounds ten," is the touching adverttso- which canst these unsightly, irritable, painful aftec- hardened nature, as he left the hapless Saving lima must needs be frustrated if ing. Horse and rider were close now; structurally the third. In the Regents rates." meat of an English undertaker. tions, and produces a clear healthy .^kin. girl to her fate; and the next moment he the curse was to be fulfilled. the Mill was above them. Darrell rose in Quadrant the first floor is structurally "Give it to him." Il is a specific cure for Salt Rn^usn, Eczema, Ery- SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. had disappeared through the trap door and the stirrups, and, putting up his hand, he Pupillon Skin Cure is a specific cure tor all skin sipelas, Scroiula, Scaldhead, Tettir Hivts, Rash Standing at the door of the cottage, she the fourth; because between the ground "I'll see him hanged first! Why disease*.—Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Kash, Inflainma D.indruft; Barbers' Itch, Pimples, Stings, Itch, Plant 3rd—Every Woman, sickly or healtuy should descended the ladder, whistling loudly. found that he could almost, touch the lin- floor and the drawing floor there is the should I make a reduction to him?" tion, Insect Bites Inordinate Itching, Ulcers, Cuts Poisoning, and poi&oned Wounds, Ring-worm, bun- read our book on "Diseases of Women and saw her lather at the lock-bridge. Not a Wounds, Hums or Scalds, and all Scrofulous Erup- 1 Roland sprang to the window—for lima tel of the first-story window. He shouted entresol or mezzanine floor. The "Because you've got insurance on at burn and iiruption of the Skin For PJI-.-S, Internal Children. ' Free to any lady reader of this did not stir a step or move her ashen second was to be lost. The girl hastened alouu. Was that an auswering cry from tions. * Itching, or Bleeding, and fur all dis^isus of the stun, out of the house and up the slope, and was French are equally guilty with our- least twenty of us here, and if you this remedy is a pobitive cure. paper. Postage 4 cents AJ'ires6, lips—and looked out. Was it the gleam within—her voice? The brave steed ap- don't come to Bill's figures he'll kill a Parson (to boy at Sunday-school) — Price, $1.00 per bottle six lor $5.00. Directions in K. PENGELLEI & Co., ot water that he saw immediately below? running switily towards the open couutrj peared to know- his errand, and made one selves of this solecism. They say 'au "Well, my boy, you say your prayers, ten languages acconpany every bottle. KALAMAZOO, MICH. Was the river, in the few minutes that by the time Job Ileston had crossed the more effort. Now Darrell grasped the premier,' but when the house has a full dozen of us before the year is out! For sale by all drug-gists. threshold of his relative's dwelling and mezzanine floor- they havo at least the Better consult the interest of tho com- regularly, I hope?" Boy—"Oh, ye?, hud elapsed, up to the door of the Mill? lintel, raised himself, and stood on the sir; reg'lar, every night." Parson — Fortify thesy.tem It had almost washed their feet as thuy roughly demanded where Zeph was. sill. Yet even in that anxious moment grace to add io»*prcmier,' 'au dessus de pany and make a reduction." Zuph knew every rood of ground within The next day William had a policy on "But don't you say them in the morn- Al! wh» bave wit- entered, but now He turned, and his noble companion was not forgotten.— V entresol/ ing aho?" Boy—"No, sir." Parson esse 1 and oxperi- JOSEPH El LLOTO cuddeuly grasped lltna's wrist, with a ten miles; and, dark thongli it now was— A bitter sob burst from the man's heart as "But, on the other hand, I should be which a shake purse paid the premium. entred the effect of for the moon bad not yet appeared—she the pathetic eyes of the gallant steed —Detroit Free Frets. "And why not.my boy?" Boy—"Please, grip so strong that at any other time she very much obliged to anybody who sir, any one can take care of hisself in Ho^tetters Stomach STEEL PENS must ha\e cried out; now she seemed matte her way unerringly towards the looked up at him, and then the floodcar - would tell me who was the first repre- BiiUrs upon the (Joint. The girl had not yet run a mile, ried the noble Hassan downwards. He tho day time." And do not many wean, t>roKen down, SOLD BY ALL DEALERSTHROUOHOUTTHE WORLD beyond feeling physical pain. hensible English architect who lirst QOLD MEDAL PARIS EXP0SIT1ON-IB7B. "lima," he cried hoarsely, "there are ami was ou apiece of .open moorland, when could strive against it no longer; but siill, Consumption of Gunpowder. Christians practically act pretty much despOBdii g victims suddenly the moon broke through the with the instinct of self-preservation, he built houses with 'areas' and subterra- ol uyspepsiii, Hver not mauy moments to lose; the floodsma y nean kitchens for servants to pass tho In the mutter of powder-making in the same way. cu[upind be ou u» directly 1 Do you understand? clouds, and by its light she saw a horseman struggled to keep afloat: and Darrell rais- "Please accept a lock of my hair," BKue, rnuuiuatiem, AGENTS WANTED BVERYWHBKB coining straight towards her at a swift ed his locked hands to Heaven and ut- major part of their life in among the Pennsylvania leads all the other nervoua nebi t., or Fiimily Knitting Mach'ne ever invented. Wilt knit Come with me— fly with me—be my Wife j states in the union, with New York said an old bachelor to a widow, hand- i;remaiuio deem, a pair of stockings with HEEIJ and TOE COMPLETE gallop. She recognized Sir Philip and his tered a passionate prayer for the 1>rave crickets and cockroaches. There were fanow thutinthi>su- in 20 minutes. Lt will also knit a great variety ot refuse, and I leave you here to perish. horse Hassan, and, pausing, pulled llic red and Ohio competing for second place. ing her a largo curl. "Sir, you had ureiiK-1 'hit- and al- fancy-work for which there is always a ready market. There is no escape; and there is no relent- and faithful life that had been almost assuredly no houses with underground terut vo there exists Send for circular and terms to the Twonbli kerchief ironi her head and waved it wild- spent for him. offices prior to the great lire of 16G6. I Curiously enough, much more powtler better give the whole wig." "Madam, a principle whicH UiiiitJiiu ACnchlne Co., lt>3 Tromont street, Boa* ing In me. 1 would kill you with my own is burned in times of peace than in reaches t>e very ton. Mass. hand"—he said those words through his ly. The signal had the desired effect.— can scarcely believe that Sir Christo- you are very bilting.iudeod, considering source of the troub- Darrell reined up within a yard of the Then Sir Philip—it was scarcely a sec- time of war. The avei:i»e daily con- that your teeth art) porcelain," was the le ttnd effecisan ao- teeth, his face close to hers, his hot breath pher Wren would ever havo planned soiute and perma- girl and descended from his bone. ond that he paused—sprang down into such au inhuman method of economiz- sumption of powder in the United cutting rejoinder. nent cuie Kor ae on her cheek—"sooner than see you in the Mill, and called 11 ma's name; and the by all Drag ins and Philip Darrell'u arms—his bride. Now '•Zeph Ileston, what do you want of ing space, and 1 fancy that it was in States is 100 tons. In a battle in which answer came back— 50,000 men lire forty rounds each, less To cure an ordinary cough or cold lake Dealers generally. choose; there is no mercy. I brought you me?" He spoks sternly; he must huve the early Georgian era than the prac- one dose of Dr. Wisfar's Balsam of Wild read the evil tidings in her face. "Philip, Philip, I am here!" one-quarter of an ordinary day's quota here to-uigut to choose between life with He dashed up the narrow stairway to tice first crept in. But whence? Scarce- Cherry before going to bed at night. It me and death with him." "Kill me if joti like"—and the girl ly from the continent." of powder would be used. Iu the con-will cause a suspension of nervous ex- ELASTIC TRUSS grasped the sieeve of his coat in her in- the floor above. What was that, that flash- struction of tho Hoosac tunnel more Kasa Pad -ii Steadily, calmly, witli the awful roar • -» • -a- citability, allow you sweet repose, and by K P fi ?liothers, tense eagerness—'•bill bilievo every word ed across the broad shaft of moonlight powder was exploded than in tho war !a cupabapa,, .rii a S-AiijListini of the swelling waters in her cars, the Over a Coffin-Litl. morning the cough will be gone. It Is l tcr, adsptsl tstiYto nil 1 say. Look here, Sir Pnilip; 1 came after pouring through the unguarded window? of tho rebellion, and a single large coal pocitloua of tho body, wiiilo th. THE BEST IS CHEAPEST." young girl looked into the face that seemed A man's figure, crouching, hiding, and the best and therefore cheapest cure for JJ*U"> the CUP presses b«k lhe scarcely human. Low and firmly she spoke, you, and you can hang me for this night's "She—was—a—good—wife—to—me! mine will use almost as much. The Work." rc*dy to spring I coughs, colds and consumption; is sold o Flager. With lighi HorsePowers THRPQHPII K SAW-MILLS. the first words she had uttered in her fatal A good wife, God bless her!" coal trade consumes more powder than by druggists generally, and ought to be preKurelhiUcrnlaU held securely Clow Billion prison-house. '•Go on," he said almost fiercely, with a The words were spoken in tremblina any other single interest. A quantity Isyind eight, and a radical curs certain, ills cuy, duratilt ISulted* uMtlorw.) ieorIl]us.PMnphlfl| horrible fear in his heart;" ''and if you (To be continued.) found in every intelligent household. IU cheap. Sect by mall. Clrcul&n free. fcnil I'riceh lo lLuA.uliuan& Taylor Co., Hautteld, Ohio- "I will die. lam not afraid to die. If accents over a coffin-lkl. The woman is exported aud the rest is used for ci- EGGLESTON TEUSS CO., Chicago, ia my time is so short, leave me alone to pray; lie, woman though you are, you shall suf. vil engineering, in the manufacture of ler." asleep there had borne the heat Mid Shakespeare has beon dead just two j g IIOIlt employment for I am not sinless, though I have done An Anecdote. pyrotechnics, for sporting and military Examine our Steam KljrSelr I»M. I salary selling Quci-ll City "1 speak the truth, so help me Heaven 1" burden of life's long day, and no un<; hundred and sixty-eight years. Had llftiB Well Sinking Muehfue It you no wrong." had ever heard her murmur; her hand purposes, and by the government in it not been for tho sweet singer of be* n>elf to its work, diills ilu- Well Skirt and Stocking Saptorieni, eta. Roland relaxed his grip and fell back. went on Zeph rapidly. "The Squire came Perhaps because they see so much firing signals and salutes. moves the drilling at ihe&ume turn) Sample ou'.i'.t. Free. Address Qaccn was quick 1O reach out in a helping; Michigan, how sadly the world It is drilling the ivi'll, J9G fi-et tiav* City tiuspender Co., Cincinnati, O. "Are you mad?" he said in • hoarse to father and me this afternoon, and Saul kindness around thoft," invalid children been sunk without removing tlio Drill. r we were to get Miss lima into the Mill.— grasp to these who fell by the wayside woul'l huve missed him! Woown the Chapman Hydraulic Jot Relieved immediately and cured whisper. "Did you compreheuu me when have jjoneraily sweet tempers, and tine and Tubular I said 'die with him'? You shall not die The Squire said he'd put her there, and Prince Leopold was no exception to and her feet were swift on errands of Rev. Phcube Hanaford, the Universal- Will Inventions. by using CONE ASTHMA CoxQrKiton mere)-; tho heart of her husband had "The play's the thing, We will make Wells Price JS'J per bottle or 3 bottles for alone—no, no—that were cruel!" sue should be drowned to-night, for the this rule. When he was confined to Wherein I'll reach the conscience of a ist woman preacher, has accepted a call anywhere. Send 10 tS delivered. Address Bit, C. MARKT, Manager. He laughed till the rafters rang, and the Mill would be washed away; and 1 ran up his room ho liked to hear music and trusted in her; he had left her to long to New Haven, Conn. cents for mailing Hamilton, Ohio. * to the Grange garden and told Miss lima l s ; hours of solitude, while he amused liiui- king." Catalogue girl recoiled with a new and fearful ter- poetry, to have '°S 'uJ birds round And equally true is it that Dr. Pierce's AMERICAN I £"" A0"jrr« I'm]rain-.ihii-tofinf, ih let of informatioo n sentf rw. tijat the Squive was drowned; and she ran sulf amid scenes iu which she had no Louise Michel the French "fire WELL. UOKkS. i U ' tlB ! «J H. N. LOW.Co" ' ounseloratLawanu d ror in her heart. Roland's wild words him, and to watch games iu which ho "Pleasant Purgative Pellets" the origin- brand," has spent the time of her im- Aurora, ill. r of Patents. when he parted from her that morning down to the river, and father seized her could not join. When lie was able to part. When boon companions deserted i ./* t E—lr« • w Solicitoro and took her to the Mill, llut, OU," cried al Little Liver Piis) are the most effectual prisonment in preparing a juvenile oaicu, 501 F STREET, WASHINGTON, P. C. came back to her. Was he mad? move about his gayety was often ex- him, when fickle affection selfishly (in- means that cun be used to reach the seat D1TFMTofll 5OI FC STREE> Thos.T P .WASH SimpsonI . Washington, "No, no," he said again more calmly, the wretched girl, cowering down, '-I'd serted him, he went hoinc and found school book. r»M I Cm I 9 . D.O. No pay asked for patent give everything to save Miss lima now I— uberant and found vent in schoolboy of disease, cleansing the bowels and sys- until obtained. Write for [nventor'a (Juide. but with a concentrated ferocity in tone pranks. The slory goes that at the her waiting for him. tem, and assisting nature in her rccupera- Henry Ward Beecher wants a library and look almost more terrible than his That's why 1 came after you." for Heaven and suggests that some I (J JJ V'TV make $25 to $75 per week. Send postal time of the prince of Wales' wedding "Come from your lonp", lony roving, ttve work. By duiggists. nuia iin for cataioxueana temps. Address U, A, frantic outbreak; "you shall sec your Not u word did Philip Dairell speak.— he got into sad disgrace for shearing On life's sea BO bleak and rouffb, angelic reportorial band should write a GEARY, 70 Ur.swDld St., Detroit, Mich. handsome loveronce more, lie shall clasp With livid brow mid blooUfess lips, be Conic to me tender and lovinjr. off the tails of the military coatee worn mother's fancies about laer child. A new treatment—A you to his he.irt again and give you a part- sprang upon his horse Jlid was out of sight Ami I shall be blest enough." The organ of the bachelors is worried positive cure,—Dr W.C ol Zeph in a lew seconds; and, as he flew by his little nephew, the crown prince to find out why a woman will spend BOAT gfVGBNES CancerPayne Marahalltowr,I» ing kiss. Do you understand uief" of Prussia's son. The small royal high- That had been her lovc-soug—always Ilemember a complete cure for aches, ?or small steam launches; also small launches stopping before her, and folding his arms. onuauU, Inert) burst upon his earn the on her lips or in her heart. Children six weeks putting scallops on her dress pains, sores, pimples, urinary sediments, complete. Send for circular prices to CHAS. "If you choose dentil, I shall send to awiul suuml of rusuiug waters—not of the ness took the joke in bad part, for it had been born to them. She had rear- that nobody but herself will ever get a disturbing dreams, nervousness, despond- P. WILLA11D & CO., S80 Michigan St., Chicago. W.N.U. I»—2—24 weir, but of tne liuod. was his first uniform which he was go- Phlilp Darrell and tell him where 3011 are; ing to sport at the wedding, but when ed them almost alone—they were gone. glimpse of, and thon run about tho ency, indigestion and general weakness and I know him and his race well enough "Llfu for life fur tialtor's deed; Her liaud had led them to tho utter- neighborhood in an old dirty wrapper of mind and body, brought on by improp- to know what be will do. He will come 1" the damage had been repaired with a er habits-or otherwire, is found in two or AVhen the fluims are out, take head!" needle and thread, his contrite uncle most edge of tho morning that has no without any belt and every other but- With a cry of agony the girl flung her- noon. And then she had comforted ton burst off. three bottles of Dr. Guysott's Yellow IN MICHIGAN self at her captor's feet. No heed look he—no thought had he but apologized with such good grace for him, and sent him forth strong and Dock and Sarsaparilla, as has been prov- "Roland, you cannot—you will not do for the one clear life. He was riding a mad the mischief that forgivenesss was gra- whole-hearted, while she stayed at Ail) Suiiill Ito), Uilhli Stick, en by [he experience of many who long FOE SALE AND EXCHANGE! this! Kill me with your own hand—drag race with Death, if too late to save his ciously extended. It was about this suffered, but now feel well and strong in love, he might yet be in time to die with home and—cried. What can a woman can kill a tiger,—if the tiger happens to be me from here and fling me into that tor- time that Prince Leopold, being out do but cry?—and (rust? ali parts of the body. FARMS her. found when only a little cub. So con- rent—but, oh, spare him? Spare your walking near Windsor, was accosted NEW DESCRIPTIVE AND PRICE LIST KKADT JUNE 1, 1884, CONTAINING DE- own soul that added guilt, Roland I" She In another moment the river was in full by a beggar woman. Ho had no mon- Well, she is at rest now. But shesumption, that deadliest and most feared It is a shame for a rich Christian tried to clasp bis hand in the passion ot View in the moonlight. The lock u as yuue, ey with him, aud so gave her the valu- could not dio until he had promised to of diseases, in this country, can assured- man to be like a Christmas-box that SCRIPTIONS OF SOME VERY CHOICE FARMS NEVEK BEFOKE OFFERED FOR SALE. her pleading, as she H« that the very able brooch which fastened his plaid. "bear up," not to fret, but to remem- ly be conquered and destroyed if Dr receives all, and nothing can be got proor of her deep love for his rival hard- His attendants objected and wanted to ber how happy U1C3' had been. They? Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery" be out till it is broken in pieces; or like IIAVE SOLD OVEK 3,200 ACRES AT AN AVERAGE OF $50 PER ACKE SINCE and far over the opposite bank spread the Yes, it is even so. For she was blest in employed early. ened still more the heart she strove to lake formed by the torrent. ransom the brooch for half a crown, unto a drowning man's hand that holds IAY 1st, HENCE THE NECESSITY OF A NEW LIST AT THIS TIME. soften. "Think what his grief will be "On, Hassan—on 1" said Darrell, his lips but this the prince would not allow. giving, and ho in receiving. It was an whatsoever it gets.—Dr. John Hall when I am lost to him, and by so awful a equal partnership after all. deathly white,and his eyes fixed upon the "The queen shall buy it back," ho Solomon was a nice min, Samson GEO. sv. sr fate! It) not that worse punishment than "She—was—a—good—wife—to— was phenomenally stroDg, aud tho late A sacred burden Is this life ye bear: one building standing amid the flood.— said; "she will know what ought to bo Look on It, lift It, bear it sofemrly. 103 GRI8WOL1) STREET, death? Is it not enough to have my guilt- "Ha!" given, and she will say Idono rightly." me." Uncle 'Dan'l Drew was very good aud Stand up and walk beneath it steadfastly. less blood on your head?" The flying steed had dashed into the —London Times. Oh, man! man! Why not have told exceedingly pious; but neither of the Fail not for sorrow, falter not for siD, I3e-fcroi-b, "He must fulfill the curse," answered midst of a crowd of villagers. Darrell her so, when her ears were not dulled trio could pay his honest debts or pur- But orjwarJ, upward, till the goal ye win. Roland, evading her clasp; and, with a m i m drew bridle now, and, absolutely heed- by death? Wliv wait to say these chase fuel to make the pot boil with- —FBAKCES KEMHI-E. wild gleam in his eyes, he stamped vio- less of the confusion around him fixed his The quantity and value of tho anti- words over a coffin wherein lays a wea- out an adequate supply of money. I PURGATIVE lently on the floor. "What does it say? piercing eyes upon the Mill scanning ev- mony exported from New South Wales ry, wasted, gray-haired woman, whose —Chicago sun. It may seem possible now, by avoid- '"Till the waters,rising, rising, ery aperture. Suddenly the blood rushed in 1881 was 1,103 tons, of a value of eyes havo so long held that pathetic ing all extremes and all thoroughness Bring the bounden aaerlflclug— to bis face, and a flash of hope—almost of nearly |lo0,0U0. Ores are now found story of loss and suffering and patient Dyspepsia, liver complaint, and kin-iu religion or worldliness, to conform Life for life fur traitor's deed; rapture—sprang into his eyes. yearning, which so many women's dred affections. For treatise giving sue- to both; but in tfee day of separation it in several parts of the country, a com- osltively cure SICK-HEADACHE, Biliousness, trad all LIVEB and BOWEL Complaint.., MALARIA, When the floods are out, take heed I' ••'Tissue I lima, my own, I wiH save mon form being oxide and sulphide of eyes reveal—to those who read. Why essful self-treatmint address WORLD'S will b3 found to have been a failure for 1LOOD POISON, and Skin Diseases (ONE PILL A "OSEl. For Female Complaints there Pilla thee, or die with thee!" eternity—a failure as complete as it is lave no equal. " I find ttiem a valuable Cathartio and Liver Pill.—Dr. T. M. Palmer, Monticello, Fla." Spare him, when every word and look oi antimony, which occurs ;n bunches. not have made the wilderness of her DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 'In my practice I use no other.—J. Dennison, M.D.. DeWltt, I.otva." Sold everywhere, or sent by "Sir Philip," shouted an old farmer, lay- soul blossom as the rose with the prod- Buffalo, N. Y. disastrous and remedyless.—Bonar. nail for 83 eta, ia stamp". Valuable information rtUBI>. I. S. JoilKSON & CO.. UOSION, f' vours show how you love him 1 No prayei ing no weak hand on Hassan's bridle, "you