THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER. VOL. xvi. NO. 7. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1890. WHOLE NO. 790.

THE INSTITUTE AT S.UJXK. the program of the institute by readin John Schumacher. More Divorces Wanted. an interesting and valuable paper on th Few men will be missed in Ann Arbor Two more suits for divorce have been A Complete Success.—A large Crowd question : " Will it Pay Farmers to Dis Present ami Some Excellent pose of Native and Grade Cittle, and In more than John Schumacher, who died at filed in the circuit c^urt this week, the Papers Hiad.-A Brief Re- n vest in Plain-bred Registered Cattle fo: his home on North street last Monday parties to both suits hailing from Ypsi- port of the Meetlnc- Beef and Dairy Purposes? " morning. For more than thirteen years lan'i, the city which is fast gaining a no- NEXT WEEK, The institute was a success from begin the cause cf temperance in this city has toriety through the county by the number The first faimers' institute held under ning to end, the entire program being car ried out as advertised, a rare feature in had no more earnest defender and the re- of cases of this character which come i ] the auspices cf the Saline Farmers' Club, such cases. The Saline Farmers' Club de formed man no truer friend. from there. was held at Saline on Tuesday and serves praise for the work done, and th John Schumacher was born at Ann Ar- The parties to the first suit, Emma We will mention a few of the Special Drives • Wednesday of last week, and wa3 a suc- example set by it should be follower bor in September 1839, and was conse- Cunningham and terrain Cunningham, cess in every particular. Tee opera house, by Ilia other clubi ia the county. quently fifty years of age at the time of were married at Dftroit, Feb. 28, 1883.that can be seen on our centre tables, with prices where the meetings were held, was his death. His father, Frederick Schu- About six months after the marriage, the displayed over each lot. crowded at every session, and had the THE MICHIGAN CLUB 1I1\(|IH macher, was one of the earliest settlers in husband began drinking and became an this part of the state. Between the ages habitual drunkurd, and neglected to sup- roads been in good condition, Saline All Arrangements Complete — I.is of fourteen and seventeen, John lived in port his wife, for which reasons she asks could not haye accommodated the crowd. A 23 Pieces Assorted Stripe*, Plaids and Plain Dress Goods at 8y-c of the Speakers. Detroit and Toledo, the remainder of his the circuit court to grant her a divorce. 30 " " " " " » " _ at 15c brief sketch of the meetings and of tii3 work life being spent in this city. Upon his In the second c«se Catherine Krauth The Fifth Annual Banquet of the Michi- 40 ' " '• " " double fold Suitings, worth from 30 to done, which was received too late for pub- return to Ann Arbor he apprenticed him- asks to be freed from the bonds which unite gan Club will beJi3ld at the Detroit Rink her to Gottlieb Krauth, to whom she was 45c at 23c lication last week, is given below: self to Louis Risden, hardware dealer on on Friday evening, February 21. Th Main-st., in whose employ he remained married in 1S72, and they lived together 15 Pieces Plain Colored, All Wool Serge, 36 inches wide, in dark colors, at 35c, worth 50c per y'd. THE OPENING. most prominent men in the Republican until Jan. 24 last. She charges him with party have taken part in the exercises of thi for several years after learning his trade, Another lot of All Wool 36 inch Suitings, at 35c,>worth 45c per y'd. The institute opened Tuesday evening) until he started in business for himself. extreme cruelty, and with having struck four preceeding banquets, and the presen her with his fist, with a chair, and with 30 Pieces Assorted Plaids and Stripes in Serges and Suitings at 45c, former prices from 50 to 75c. the president of the club, II. W. Bassett, At the age of twenty-two he was married 10 Pieces 54 inch Broadcloths in new colorings, at 80c. one will be no exception. Senator Stock to Miss Sarah Harkins, who with four anything that he could get hold of. He opening the session by an address of wel- bridge will preside, Gov. Luce will deliver children survives him. Twosisters are living pulled her out of bed and struck her with 15 Pieces 54 inch Twilled Broadcloths In new colorings at 90c per yard, come, in which he presented a few facts the address of welcome, and the Michi in the city, Mrs. Esther Andrus and Mrs. a chair on Christmas eve., and often threat- regarding the situation of the farmer. gan delegation in Washington will be we] Christian Schumacher. His business ca- ened her life. Tney hav« one child, a bjy represented. Secretary of the Interior, 10 years of sge. This week will close our Embroidery and Tow- Following was a paper by Prof. Samuel Noble, Senator W. P. Frye of Maine, reer has been one of moderate prosperity, Johnson, of Lansing, the subject being, and he possessed the confidence and es- el Sale. All watch and observe what is going on Senator Gilbert A. Pierce of Dakota, Ex- teem of all his associates. He held for "The Relation of the Educated Farmer to Senator Blanche K. Bruce, Hon. W. O, two terms the office of city treasurer, was at THE STORE. the Community and the State," in which Bradley of Kentucky, and Hon. John M. Thurston of Nebraska, all as good orators for seven years president of the red rib- he dwelt upon the importance of a higher as the country affords, have positively bon club, following itsorganization in 187G, education of the farmer to the require- and was an active member ot the good promised to be present and respond to templars and various other societies. ments of his profession, and the hand he toasts. It is also possible that Chauncey Mack & Schmid. should wield in the political and financial M. Depew, Gen. Wm. Mahone of Vir- matters of the state. The subject was ginia, Congressman Lodge of Mass., and His best work will never be written. Congressman Hecderson of Iowa, will be Only those whom his genial sympathy then opsned to the house and several of present. the audience ably discussed it. has lifted to a better life know the full extent of what he has done. For many | A recitation, "The High Tide on the WTF. LODHOLZ The club has secured the services of years his store on Ma'n street has been -IS OFFERING- Coast of Lincolnshire," by Miss Cynthia first-class decorator, and the decorations the centre of all forms of temperance work. Hurd, was next, and was recdered in a this year will be elaborate, artistic and He possessed the rare faculty of retaining unique. The attendance to the bacquet almost universal friendship while engaged Bargains in Groceries & Provisions k creditable manner. will be confined to the members of the with intense earnestness in reformatory B. N. Smith of Pitts-field, fallowed with Club and to members of Branch c'ubs work. LOOK AT THEM: an able paper on "How Shall We Im- good standing. His funeral was held at his late resi- 5 lbs. good Japan Tea for _$1 00 Yellow Peaches, worth 25c, for I8c per can. 7 bars of Laundry Soap for 2oc Pie peaches for 15c per can. prove Our Roads?'' in which he gave his The price of tickets will be the same as dence on Wednesday afternoon and was Best Michigan Test Oilpergal 07c Fine mixed Roasted Coffee for 25c per pound. previous year, $2. The Michigan railf largely attended. The services were con- Best Water White Oil per gal 08c Our Beauty smoking Tobacco 20c per pound. ideas of the proper way to handle our POWDER 3 Cans Choice Tomatoes for 25c Mixed Candy 10c per pound. roads will give special rates to parties o- ducted by the pastors of the Baptist and 3 Cans Choice Corn for 25c country roads, dwelling upon the import- All Goods fresh and warranted. ten or more, on application to ticket Lutheran churches. A memorial service Absolutely Pure. Best Baking Powder in 1 pound cans, 25c per lb. ance of proper drainage and advocating will be held on Sunday afternoon at the This powder never varies. A marvel of purity! agents. An informal reception to the strength and wholesomeness. Mrre economical the use of the improved road machine. speakers will take place on the afternoon opera house, at which addresses will be than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in It will pay you to trade with W. F. LODHOLZ, 4 and 6 Broadway. delivered by Rev. S. Haskell, Prof. J. B. competition with the multitude of low test, short The opening oFthe subject to ihe au Jience, of the 21st, at the Club House at three weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in brought forth a number of spirited dis- o'clock. The annual election of the Club Steere, Dr. W. J. flerdman, Supt. W. S. Cam. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wal.T for the ensuing year will take place at the Perry and others. t., N. Y. cussions, as this was really the most im- Club House during the day of the 21st. At the recent State Temperance Con- portant subject discussed at the meeting, All Republicans are eligible for member- ference held in Detroit, Dr. T. P Wilson and was one that every farmer felt a deep ship, the dues being $5 a year, the mem- presented the following which was adopt- orit as CEXT COLUMN. Advertisements, such as To Rent, For Sale, interest in. Hardly two speakers agreed bership fee of $5 covering the first year's ed bv a rising vote. and Wants, not exceeding three lines, can be upon the same plan of operation, although dues. "Resolved, That in the recent death of inserted three weeks (or aii cents. The officers of the Clab are Hazen S. John Schumacher, of Ann Arbor, the peo- drainage and gravel were acknowledged 36 MAI1T TREET, Pmgree, president; Hirace Hitchcock, ple of the State of Michigan, the Prohibi- WA X TED. necessities. vice-president; Col. Fred. E. Farnsworth, tion party and the friends of temperance The exercises of the evening were in- everywhere have met with an immeasur* AJfTKD—Boy or young man at Calkins Has rec eived a new line of Non-Magnetic Gold and secretray; and Frederick Woolfenden, W Pharmacy. One who wants to learn the terpersed by several vocal solos, duets treasurer. able loss. Truly, a leader has fallen among drugbiisiiic . 34 South State street. and quartettes, rendered by parties from us. Born in obscurity, reared in igno- Silver Watches for exact service ; also the latest in | Ann Arbor, and a splendid piano solo by A Cool Sneak Thief. ASiTEn—A good driving horse. Enquire rance, surrounded through all his early life at No. 20 South University Avenue. ' Miss Vesta Mills, of Saline. On Monday, the officers arrested a man with vice, and even in his mature life a W Elgin and Waltham Gold Watches, O and 1 size, HORNING SESSION. calling himself Berry Seaton, on theconfirmed victim of intemperance, he ASTED- By a Canadian man and his wife, W a place to work, either In Ann Arbor or The morning session was opened by charge of stealing a coat from Fulde's |Jought through his hereditary endow- some other city. Are willing to do any kind ol the smallest American Watches made; also the ments, broke with Irs environments, and work. Enquire or address GO E. Washington-st. prayer, and a vocal quartette by E. and A. tailor shop. Ssaton went up to the shop Ann Arbor, Mich, 91 lover, W. Barr and Chas. Herbert. with nobility of character, boundless gen- and told him that a man wanted to see "newest in Oxidized and Bright Silver Jewelry." "The Value of Pedigree" was the sub- erosity, intellectual acumen and spotless ASTED-At the REGISTER Bindery. The him outside. When Fulde had gone, W Century for May. June, July, Sept.. '87; Jan., ject of a paper by Geo. W. Stuart, of morals became the acknowledged leader, April, Sept., Oct.. '88; Jan., Feb., March, April. Grand Blanc, in which he expressed his Seaton quietly walked away with the coat. first of the red, then of the blue ribbon May and June '89. 20c per number will be paid views on the subject in a manner that On searching his roDm on Spring St., movements, and finally the valiant pro- for the above in good order. proved that he had experience to back his PATENT Fulde's coat was found, together with one moter of political prohibition. We shall ANTED—Situation by Canadian laddy, ideas. He defined the different lines of belonging to Walter Noble, which was miss his wisdom in our counsel^, his en- W house-keepeeeepe r or take care of old l ladady cr LEATHER, breeding followed, and, though he had thusiasm in our campaign work, and the gentlemen—ii n ththe citity or adjoinindjii g ttowns, RReply much faith in pedigree, yet he realized the stolen last week. A number of other resistless inspiration which he ever poured No. 60, E. Washing tonst. 790 33 LACE, 33 great amount of humbug practiced. The stolen articles were found. into the temperance work." FOR NALE, discussion of the subject brought out J. 8. Seaton is evidently an old offender. CONGRESS. Wood, of Lodi, who denounced fancy He is possessed of considerable musical A Serious Runaway. TpOIt SALE—The large desirable frame house S? on the corner of Bowery and Division Sts. pedigrees as a delusion and a snare, to a talent and easily makes friends. In this While Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Latson Suitable for a boarding house or private family great extent. A number of others fol- way he became intimate at the university and daughter Ada, of Webster were re- For the sum of 82,800. Apply to Mr. J. Q. A lowed in the discussion, the subject evi- hospital, and did a job of stealing which turning from a visit to a neighbor's, last Sessions. tt FULL dently being one of much interest to the would do credit for coolness and execu- Thursday evening, they met with an OR SALE—Large house and lot on Soutr LOW numerous stock breeders present. tion to an bank burglar. Sunday night he Division Street. Suitable for physician's of. accident which may cost the life of one or Fflee and dwelling. Will exchange part for Detroil A poem, entitled "The Farmer's Vis- went into the hospital when the nurse was more of them. They were riding in a property. Charles T, Miller, asl and our pr->ent, in which two popular young peoiile of Dexter, President C. K. Adams; A Political Allow your health to gradually feil? If Both good and both evil abound. was celebrated at St. Joseph's cborch. medicinal treatment should be be- The young couple will reside at Ypsi- Paradox. Leonard W. Bacon ; The Im-gun again, and followed regularly. you are closely confined indoors with We want to be p'-rfect. and yet migrant's Answer, Judge John P. Alt- little or no exercise, and desire good The faultleaa nnee never uo il<] 1 eK teI>1It;'S PKHIO1MC beans which was on exhibition at Chel- lent number: Italy and the Pope, Gail ing properties of the Hypophos- plllS sea, and received a handsome prize for most agreeable to patient, until it "Flax (Papillion) Catarrh Cure. Relief fol- phites and pure Norwegian Cod from Parla, France, act only upon the generative so doing. Hamilton; Electric Lighting and Pub- is over. The medicinal treatment lowed immediately. She continued to organs in females and positively cure Bupression lic Safety, Sir William Thompson- Liver Oil, the potency of both of the menses (from whatever cause) and all Stockbridge Sun : Nicholas Lake of Newspapers Here and Abroad, L. L. should be begun immediately after '|use it until she is now entirely cured. periodical troubles peculiar to women. A safe re- "Her health has not been so good in many being largely increased. It is used liable remedy warranted to promote menstrua- Howell, aged 99, died Monday the 27th Godkin ; The Doctrine of State Rights a paroxysm has passed, and it con- by Physicians all over the -world. tion or money refunded. Should not be used ult. At the age of 95 he was so remark- Jefferson Davis: British Capital and sists of Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin. "years." Price $1.00. Wash the Baby during pregnancy. The large proportion of ills with Clarke's Flax Soap 25 cents. to which ladies are liable is the direct result of a ably preserved as to be able to handle a American Industries, Erastus Wiman The Pe-ru-na should be taken with PALATABLE AS MILK. disordered or irregular menstruation. Ask any team and plow in the field. —North American Review, New York the strictest regularity, according Eberbach & Son, druggists, now have the Sold by all Druggists. druggist, Ann Arbor. AMERICAN PILL CO Flax remedies on hand. Spencer, Iowa. ROBERT BTEVENSON & Co! SCOTT 4. BOWNE, Chemists.N.Y. Wholesale Agents, Chicago. BUSINESS CARDS. FROM WASHINGTON. UNDER THE ICE. A WLNTEK CYCLONE. "Feebly she Uugbeth in the lanquid A Dally Record of Evsnti or General mood while Prophro upon her face doth Interent. to All. look" and wonders what han swelled it LKX. W. HAMILTON An Entire Family Drowned Near Xt Sweeps with Great Fury Ov»r Attorney at Law. WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—In the execu- Kingston, N. Y. Weatern Pennsylvania. so. When he 6nds it is neuralgia how- AWill practice in both State and United Btatei tive session of the Senate Thursday th» ever, he does not lose his hesd but having Court*. Office Rooms,one and two, 1st nooroJ Samoan treaty was again discussed. tweaty-five cents in his inside pocke Uie new brick block, corner of Huron and Fourth Streets, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Two motions made by Senator Edmund* A Father and Mother Attempt to Rescue A Large Amount of Property I)estroye4 invests in a bottle of 8al»»tion Oil. were tabled, whereupon Senator Ed- Their Four Children and All An and Two Lire* Lost—Heavy Snow- munds asked to be excused from further Drowned—Seven Boys Meet Death storms and High Winds -GET- in the Mississippi. In tha Northwest. Three of the largest breweries in Cleve- service on the committee on foreign re- land are now owned by an English syndi- lations. cate. O.E. GODFREY WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—The tinner AN AWFUL ACCIDENT. A GREAT GALE. KINGSTON, N. Y , Feb. 10.—The whole PITTSBURGH, Pa., Feb. 8.—The worst TO DO TOUR DRAYING, Faunce, who fled from Aberdeen, Miss., It Is Foolisb Freight work, Furniture and Piano moving, 01 at the time of the burning of Secretary Walkill valley is distressed over a ter- storm in years has been raging through- anything else that you need done. He has all the rible drowning accident that occurred out Western Pennsylvania since noon To send for the doctor every time you German Remedy. latest appliances, largest drays and beet force of Proctor in effigy there, has been located, don't feel jaat right. My doctor's bill for men. fce i«lence, 46 M. *«gfc and will probably be brought here, Sunday afternoon at the Third Binne- Friday. Snow, hail, rain and wind have 9 water, one of a chain of four lakes in the been playiner havoc. In this city no years was over one hundred dollars a year when Attorney-General Miller will de- which made a pretty big hole in my wapes TRUTHS FOR THE SICK. cide whether the United States should picturesque valley of the Walkill. damage was done by the wind, but snow For those deathlv *l,000 will be paidl WM. W. NICHOLS, Six persons fell through the ice and and slush has blockaded many of the For the past two years, I only spent ten I Bilious Spellsdepend 'oracasewhereoUL-l take action in the matter. dollars, with which I bought a dozen bot- lonSULPHURlilTTJiBS I'M i is BITTERS will I WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—Anna Carroll were drowned. Their names were: streets and stopped street-car traffic, not assist or cure. It | Jacob B. Slater, Mrs. Jacob Slater, two while telegraph and telephone lines are tels of Sulphur Bitters, and health has been lit will cure you. never fails. DENTAL PARLORS in 1861 presented to the War Depart- in my family since using them. Rober 3 I)oyousuner wltli ment some campaign suggestions, which, Slater boys, a boy named Bush and a lit- breaking down under the heavy weight | that tired and allgone Cleanse the vitiated I over Savings Bank opposite tle girl. of ice with which they are coated. In Johnson, Machinist. I feeling; if so, use>lood when you seel Court House Square. were acted upon, and since 1870 her •SULPHUR BITTEBS; ts Impurities burst-1 claim for recomjfense has been before The unfortunate children decided to the mountains the storm is raging with lit will cure you. us through the skiul Teeth extracted without pain by use Congress. Her claim was considered by have a run on the ice. They obtained a terrific fury, and reports are coming in SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser Operatives who are n Pimples, Blotches,! of serious damage to property. able by that terrible cough. Shiloh' ^closely confined In »nTfnrlt.l reached the President that persons who Baker's Chocolate ' 41 Do you want the best Medical Work published? had been appointed to office or were afternoon chores when his boys and blown off the Methodist Episcopal Mixed Pickles per Bottle u Send 3 2-oent stamps to A. 1'. OKDWAT A Co., church, a part of it alighting on the Boston, Mass., and receive a copy, free. Contractor t Builder candidates for appointment were pro- their companions started out. He did Nudavine Flakes 1 And all kinds of work In connection moting this legislation, and it was not hear the death cries of the young house of John Brown, just north of the 1 " Cocoamit „ a with the abore promptly victims, but as he was returning to his church. The tower of the church it is 1 " Farina „ executed. added that should this prove to be the Take no ihoe* e 1 House and both resulted in a tie. The their wrecked or menaced homes and seven that reached harbor safely. The at low figures. Oar frequent large Invoice* of $1OO REWARD Bouse then adjourned nntil to-day, and places of business. sloop Golden Rule went to the bottom T«as is a sure sign that we give bargains in Will bepaidfor any case of Catarrh or Throat cHaw the conference committee will again and the sloop Annie was lost. The which Knelllu* Annlhllator will not cure. A 0 The nearest town is Gem, also upon QUALITY AND PRICE. covery which kills the t?erm Of disease In th< •••-.Y -H -J itrive to effect a settlement. others were blown to sea and have not Jt Is daily working wonderful cures. Addrc-s * *> Canyon creek and three miles down- KEUYMKIHClNKOO.,t«r and 16» Wilhln, been heard from. It is supposed at We roast our own coffees every week.aiwayi t«m St., Chicago, HI., or ask your dniKpist tog ; The Planters' House Closed. stream. Tuesday another disastrous for you. Price $1.00 pur bottle. "Farrand, Willihot by burglars Company of North America. Money to Loan at Kat Portage has been robbed of $18,000 Friday night. Mi's. Floyd is dead and Dud at the Age of 103 Years. Current Rates. Office hours from 8 A. SC. to 12M. of dues collected in the Rainy river dis- her husband can not recover. T)je GLASTOMM BY, Conn., Feb. 11.—Mrs. and 2 to . u. FICMREMEDY trict. Th» bandit, named Dulmage, is burglars obtained .S:).uuo, the proceeds of Lucy A. Gresley died Monday, aged 103 ALEX. W. HAMILTON, the sale of the furm. years. $1.00 A BOTTLE, SIX FOR $5. TRY IT TO-DAY now supposed to be in Minnesota. Hamilton Block the audience room, which is so arranged mal school. The question for discussion THE REGISTER. that speakers or singers can be dis- will be: " Resolved that the ideas pre sented in Mr. Bellamy's 'Looking Back tinctly seen and heard in all parta of ward'should be adopted." The proceed THURSDAY, FEB. 13, 1890. the room. The hotel portion of the of the evening willgo towards purcbasir: building has 380 rooms for guests and a piano for the Adelpni. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY 130 offices for bnsiness purposes. From Attend Our Inventory Sale! The University Republican Club held KITTREDG-B ts the upper stories can be seen the sand rousing meeting in the law lecture room ANN ARBOR, MICH. hills of Michigan City, sixty miles Tuesday evening. The address of th away. The plastering covers 3700 acres evening, on 'The South*rn Problem, Suits for Men. Suits for Boys. Suits for Children. One Dollar per year In Advance 91.50 of space, and 25 car-loads of white was made by J. R. Davia, a colored stu If not paid u in 11 after six months. dent from Georgia. "The Ballot" by J 1-4 Off. 1-3 Off. 1-2 Off. Georgia marble were used. The hinges B. Chaddock, and "The Party of Progress and locks for the doors cost $35,000 tm-FiJieen Cents per year additional, to Sub- by H. fl. Owen, were both well received tri'oers outside of Wwthlenaw County. Ten thousand electric lights are used Sixty-three more members agreed to and seven elevators transport you up- to the Detroit banque', making over 10( A few more Suits for Boys and Children at $2.50 ward to the 10th floor, where there is a who are now pledged to attend. THE citizens of Dundee are dissatisfied dining room 45 by 108 feet, so bewilder- The oral contest upon the location o with Congressman Allen's management the World's Fiir, whether it should ingly magnificent that after the firsl in New York or Chicago, drew out a large A Small lot of Pantaloons for Men at $2.50. of post-office affairs there ; and the pro- meal and a safe return to the earth portion of dissatisfied people in that vi- audience which filled the law lecture room person can hardly realize that he has Friday evening. The contest was inter- cinity seems to be greater than is the not been to Paradise. esting and both sides made a strong fight case in Ann Arbor. Mr. Allen denies Messrs. Johnson, Odborne and Gormley o Underwear .only 25cts on Saturday. emphatically their charges of broken the literary department presented the promises on his prrt. Official patrons- < I'liui:vr OPINION. claims of New Yoik, and Messrs. Palmer age is a fine thing to have before elec- Johnson and Davis championed the cause The Sun, New York. of Chicago for the laws. The result wa Fine Underwear Worth $1.00. Closing at 50c tion, but when the day of dispensation Eighteen hundred and ninety promi- an overwhelming victory for New York comes it almost always brings trouble ses to be a year in which energy, in- and the Iks, with a score of 1813 to 1570 of some kind. dustry, honest business efforts and wise points. per garment. new investments and enterprises will Dr. W. C. Jonee, homeop. '81, has jus THE national grange of the Patrons be rewarded with success. Go in and been awarded $12,500 damages by the U This is a BARGAIN. win. S. circuit court at Knoxvilie, Tenn. of Industry ask congress to impose the Med. and Surg. Reporter. . 1TOBLE, following duties on farm products: against the E. T., V. & G. railroad, for in There are over 3,000 medical women juries received by being struck by an en Barley, 25 cents a bushel; barley malt, in the United States, whose income is gme in 1883. He rectived it juries on the No. 35 South Main St. Leading Clothier and Hatter. 25 cents; beans, 50 cents; peas, 25 cents; said to range from $5,000 to $20,000 a head which rendered him insane for sev- hops, 12 cents; potatoes, 25 cents ; hay year. The number is also steadily in- eral months. He has since recovered ant creasing, so that in time we shall proba- $4 a ton ; hides, 10 per cent ad valorem; bly have as many female as male physi- is now practicing at Smiley, Ga. The eggs. "•> cents a dozen; apples, 25 cents acians. case has been one of the hardes bushel. They also favor protection Chicago Inter-Ocean (Rep.) fought in that section, having been tried twice in the fircu.t court, twice in the U duties on raw silk and live animals but We have learned to make our OWE S. district court, and once in the U. S do not state what they think the figures iron, to weave our own cotton and supreme court. J. F. SCHUH, should be. The only arguments pro- wools; we need to relearn the half for- gotten arts of building our own ships CHRONICLE ELECTION. tectionists can consistently urge against and educating our own sailors. List Saturday mornini?, the Chronicle this, it would seem, could be used election in room A, rivaled a ward caucus WHOLESALE A M> HI.1AI I- against the protection of any industry. for disorder. The fraternity metLbers o ON THE CAMPUS. the board were elected as follows, withou THE third annual convention of the opposition: R. C. Thaj cr, Zeta Psi; E. H Junior hop to-morrow evening. Smith, Delta Kappa Epsilon; A. C. Lev- Republican League of the state of ereuz, Del;a Tau Delta; F. G. Caldwell Michigan, will be held in Philharmonic The first semester closes to-morrow. Domestic, Davis & White The Oracle is pronrssd during the pres- Sigma Alpha Epsilon. When it came to hall, corner of Lafayette avenue and nominations for independent editors, the Shelby street, in Detroit, on February ent month. president refused to recognize several o: 21st, at noon. Matters of importance, The date of Miss Sd ward's lacture be- the leaders and declared the meeting ad- fore the S L. A. ha8 been changed to Ftb. including the election of officers for the journed. The independents wouldn't 22. have it this way and reorganized, electing ensuing year and the selection of dele- The junior laws made another ineffectual the following members: Butzel, Ham- gates to the National League conven- attempt to elect a vice president, Friday mond, Taylor, Hildner, Stearns and Hakes. tion, to be held in Nashville, Tenn., afternoon. Resolutions were passed condemning the March 4, will come before the conven- The regents hold a special meeting this action of the president and pledging the NEEDLES AND PARTS FOR ALL tion. Each Republican club in the independent! influences to be withdrawn afternoon, to determine upon the details from the Chronicle, in case his action is up- state is entitle 1 to three delegates. J. for the new hospital building. held. There isa fine prospect for a row, as MACHINES. E. Beal, of this city, is president of the Neither college paper will be issued it is notlikely that the Chronicle board league and C. E. Baxter, of Charlotte, this week. After the junior hop the edi- will recognize the independents elected. secretary. tors seldom feel in shape to get out a paper. SEWING MACHINES RENTED AND SEWING \ J. N. Jayne, formerly of 'DO, has been SCHOOL NOTES. BICYCLE riders will be interested in admitted to the bar at St. Paul, after The Students Christian Association will MACHINES REPAIRED. the invention of pneumatic air tires for passing a very creditable examination.— hold a social Friday evening at the resi- bicycles, by which vibration is practic- Argonaut. dence of Supt. Perry, 64 E. Washing- ton-st. All members and friends of the ally annihilated, it being intercepted The Glee Club was greeted by a large association are cjrdially invited to be between the rim of the wheel and the audience at Dexter. The Banjo Club present. ground, and consequently the frame of made a valuable addition to the evening's entertainment. The "Stars and Stripes" that have been 31 S. Main-st. and 11-2 E. Washington-st., the bicycle receives no jar except when secured for the High School will be floated an unusually large] obstruction is en- Prof. Hinsdale has gone to Minnesota. on Washington's birthday, Saturday after- ARBOE, MICH. He delivered a lecture at Winona, Minn., noon, February 22nd. In honor of the countered. The tire is formed of two Tuesday evening, taking for his subject tubes into the inner one of which is occasion the members of No. 1, Arena "President Garfield." and Delta Epsiloa lyceums will give a pumped air with a foot-ball blower. Prof. Henry Wade Rogers delivered public program in the auditorium. Declam- TO CLOSE THEM OUT This affords one way of flying" through an address on "The Devoted Methodist ations, orations and music suitable for the ANN ARBOR'S the air on a low level and must be de- in Society," at the Methodist reunion at occasion will be given, and it may be ex- lightful. Whether it will prove a fatal Detroit, last Friday evening. pected that the lyceums will give a good We'll Give You the Advantage. to life and limb, as higher soaring in The in-door meeting of the Detroit program. The order of exercises will ap- pear in the notes next week. baloons, time will demonstrate. Athletic Club takes place on Friday, March 7. A number of the U. of M. A number of the "Arena" boys gave J. TWO NEW PIANOS ANI> FOUR ORGANS AT COST. athletes will contest for the prizes. G. Leland a very pleasant surprise party MANY of the leading financiers of the Dates for the Glee club have been se- Monday evening, the occasion being the We have made contracts with certain Piano Manufacturers to sell our Organs, ountry prophesy that the year 1890 cured as follows: Hillsdale, Feb. 21; Mon- 20th anniversary of liis birth. A super- we selling their Pianos. This exchange system enables us to buy lower than we will be more prosper ous than any year roe, Feb. 22 ; Dundee, Feb. 28; Bay City, abundance of candy and sociability were otherwise could do. indulged in. in the last five. It is to be hoped that March 14; East Saginaw, March 15, and We have in stock two Pianos, the manufacturers of which are also makers of this may prove true and especially that others. JUt ttjlijipllLJIl ^ CO, or interested in, the manufacture of Reed Organs. With these firms, therefore a fair share of the prosperity may be en- A picture o£ the late Dr. Frieze, accom- The Conuty Republican Club. we could not make similar contracts, and shall close out the following Pianos of panied by a sketch of his life by Prof. The Washtenaw Comty Republican these manufacturers at any price above actual cost, to enable us to use the money joyed by the laboring classes. They are club held a meeting at the private office of Located on the corner of South Main andiMadi- the first to suffer in times of financial D'Ooge, an article by Prof. Kelsev, and a on Streets, manufacture only the best grades of in different directions. poem by F. N. Soott will be among the J. E. Beal, Tuesday afternoon, a good depression, and in many localities have features of the oracle. number of members being present. Offi- ONE KRANICH & BACH CABINET GRAND PIANO, Style E, 7J octaves, Eboaized cers were elected as follows: Case; round corners; fancy carved mouldings; patent metal action rail; repeating to endure privation and distress that The Argonaut board has organized for would scarcely be believed if the sad F. A. Moriaritjr. Ypsilanti, president. action; new swinging desk; new nickel-plated continuous hinge; height, 4 feet the second semester, as follows: Manag- C. E. Mutschell, Ann Arbor, secretary. 91 inches; width, 5 feet 5 inches. truth of their suffering was told. The ing editor, H. B. Dewey; business man- G. J. Croul, Chelsea, treasurer. h Laundry d Toilet Soaps. J. T. Jacobs, Ann Arbor; H. S. Boutwell, Ypsi- The instruments of this company are well known, having been manufactured fact that Republicans have control ot ager, W. B. Kelley; assistant business anti, and A. F. Freeman, Manchester, delegates the lower house of congress where our manager, Arthur Frantzen. 0 M ichigan League, Our manager having had many years of practi- since 1864, and possessing some of the most valuable patents known in Piano al experience in this line and using only the manufacture, being thoroughly reliable, of easy touch, and of most excellent J. B. Wortley, H. S. Dean and J. E. mrest stock, we can assnre the public that our revenue laws have to originate, after A prize of $250 has been offered ;oods will be second to none found on the mar- wearing qualities, and used by many of the most prominent artists. fourteen years of democratic misman- through the American Economic Associa- Beal were appointed as a committee on ket. agement, must be one reason, and a tion for the best essay on the subject of transportation and arrangement for the We ask your examination of this Piano and an inspection of catalogues, tes- clubs attending the banquet cf the Michi- timonials, etc., as we will make it an object in price to any intending purchaser. most important one, why better times 'State and Local Taxation of Personal Property in the United States." gan Club, February 21. are expected. Ve Ask You to Patronize fioms Icdiistry Also ONE KIMBALL, Style 4, (7$ octaves, 3 string and agraffe. Handsome At the meeting of the Political Science case, with patent rolling fall board and new design trusses). Manufactured by Marriage Licenses. Association, in room 24 this evening, two Only on condition that our goods are equal to the well known Kimball Piano, Organ and Manufacturing Co., being one of the In the lately published installment of Charles Knaggs, Milan 21 hose manufactured elsewhere. Your attention largest manufacturers of Reed Organs in the world. This Piano has received the Leila Ash, Milan 18 called to some of our brands now ready lor the endorsements of some of the most prominent artists of the Metropolitan Opera his History of the United States, Henry ade. __ Adams reminds us that the population lames Uoyt. Saline 62 Company, by whom it was used during the engagement of this company in the Mrs. Callie Kast, Lodi ~ 45 series of German Operas given in Coicago during the past year. of New York City in 1790 was 33,000. For the farce, " Six Months Ago," which "GOLD BLOCK" In a hundred years this comparatively is to be produced by the Dramatic Club, Sdward Fiegel Freedom 28 We will sell, also, TWO 5-OCTAVE ESTEY ORGANS, ONE 6-OCTAVE the cast has been made as follows: " Ed- Magdaline Fanner, Lima 2 s our leading brand of regular Lauudry and is small community has grown into a me- warranted to be in every respect second to none, ESTEY ORGAN and ONE 6-OCTAVE Chicago Cottage Organ, at equally low win Bliss," C T. Alexander; "Jack Christopher Sell. Webster 24 ind all we ask Is a fair trial with the very best rates. tropolitan aggregate of 3,000,000 people, Deedes,"A. Free; "Angelina," Miss 1. "rnstine Downer, Webster 25 he market affords. second only to that of London in num- Z. Hibbard. Uiehael B. Smith. Northfleld 28 This offer is no bluff or loud talk. Our company has the reputation of doing bers and importance. This includes not as they agree. We shall drop this line of goods, for the reason mentioned, and if The prizes for the Oracle have been Nora McGraw, Plymouth 25 "SILVER BLOCIf you want a Piano or Organ, you will never have a better chance to buy such only New York City proper, but all liv- awarded as follows: Cover, H. G. Field ; rohn II. Carmody, Chicago 29 s our specialty in the way of a pure White Soap standard instruments for so little money. Not one of the instruments has ever ing within a radius of ten miles of the title page, H. E. Chandler; cartoon, Hugh Mattie Connors, Dexter _ 23 t popuopulal r pricespc . It Is speciallpecayy adaptep d for cashinhi g finefi clothesloths , also fof r generaall kitchekithe n andd been rented, sold or used, and we wish it understood that they are not second city hall. This is^a wonderful growth ; Van Deventer; story, Miss Hobart; hum- Wm. E. Swayze, Augusta 80 oilet use. It is absolutely pure and Its equal is hand instruments, (although we have a large number of this class of instruments but what of the coming one hundred orous sketch, Fred Waterhouse; dramatic Reumah Day.Sumpter _ 25 not found in the trade. which we are able to show customers desiring them.) scene, Gale Ohilcote; class song, Mr. Ciay. years? Who dares predict of the cent- lohn Bilton Snary, Canada 24 Millicent Eliza Hoover, Augusta. -/i If you are interested, call early, as the first one paying us enough to enable ury to come? As far as the percentage Tomorrow evening the event of the "HAPPY FAMILY" us to get out whole, will get these instruments. season will occur at the rink. Everything John Edward Rellly, Dundee, 111 28 of growth is concerned in this wonder- s one of our popular brands and is in every way has been done towards making the junior ~.yra Margaret Hatch, Chelsea 23 a full value Soap, ful example Ann Arbor ranks still bet- hop of this year, one to be remembered. Lewis Johns, Ypsilanti 52 ter than New York. We do not know how The invitations, pregrams, music, dec- Martha White, Ypsilanti 45 orations and everything connected with "OLI» OERMAV many white people were living here in Bert Kenny, Webster 23 PlASfGACOMPANY N 1790, but from what the "oldest inhabi- the affair will be of the finest, as noHattie 1'helps, Webster- 20 Will be just the thing for those wishing a large expense is being spared. mount of goods for a email sum, while our tant" says about the matter we conclude Charles Beutler, Saline 80 Lenten Services. LEW H. CLEMENT, Manager Retwil Department. that it is perfectly safe to assert that the Profs. Walter, Thomas and Rogers, the Carrie Way, Bridgewater 17 '•SCOUR BRIOHT" committees to whom the contributions for WmService. G Classens ar,e An announcen Arbor d at St. Andrew'.„ 24s Factory: Oor. 1st and Washington-sts., Salesroom, 38 S. Main-8t. number would not exceed " twenty, church, during the Lenten season, as fol- s absolutely indispensable if you wish all the the Palladium were 6ubmitted, have ren- Carrie Cole, Ann Arbor 18 itchen utensils and house kept generally clean which gives us 500 per cent, increase in dered their decision as follows: Adalowsm: Braun, Pitttfield 27 nd bright. actual population, while New York City Poem: First prize—Miss Elsie Jones, '88. Honor- RosinASHa WEDNESDAY Seyfried, An, morninn Arbogr service and sermon29, able mention—Miss S. E. 6atterthwaite, '86. Song: 10 30 A. si.; evening prayer, 7 30 p. M. IHaidea's liluxli. Golden Rod, with Brooklyn and all its other suburb- First priic -Mr. F. N. Scott, >84. Honorable men- SUNDAYS, holy communion, 8 00 A. M. ; morn- Student's Own. Pare Cocoa Oil, DO NOT FAIL TO CALL AT an cities has had only ninety-nine and tion—Miss A. M. Young, '89. ing tervlce and sermon, 10 30 A. M. ; Sunday Cuts: First prize—Mr. C. K. Friedman,'91; eec- chool, 12 00 M; evening service and sermon, Pure Pine Tar, Honey, nine-tenths per cent, increase, in the ond prize—M. James Cifeby, '91. Honorable 7 30 p. M. First Sunday in the month, toly com- Fine Castile, Etc. mention—Messrs. Barrowdale, Farrand, Van munion, at 10 30A. M. last one hundred years. All we must Derventer,Rew and Chapin. MONDAYS, confirmation lecture 7 80 P.M. Are some of our many brands of MAYER & COMPANY, TUESDAYS, evening prayer 400 r.>;. do is to keep right on growing. The judges have made the following WEDNESDAYS, evening prayer and ad- Successors to Mayer & Overbeck, for dress 730 p. M. awards 'to competitors for the Oracle THURSDAYS, evening prayer, 400 p. 51, AVHEN our readers go to the World's prizes: Best story, Misa Hobart, prize FRIDAYS, litany and address 400 P.M. Toilet Soaps, $15 ; best humorous sketch, Fred Water- SATURDAYS, evening prayer, 4 00 P.M. Fair at Chicago, in 1892, or perhaps a house, $10; best dramatic scene, J. H. HOLY DAYS, St. Matthias, 24 Feb.; annunciation All of which are made from the best imported HOLIDAY GOODS. V. M., 25 March,; holy communion, 900 A. M. and'domestic stock. little later, the great Auditorium, now Chilcote, Sears' special racket; best oar- HOLY WEEK: Monday before Easter,ante-com- nearly completed, will be one of the toon, II. F. Van Deventer, $5; best munion service, 8 A. M. ; Tuesday before Easter, All of our brands stamped plainly ante-communion service, 8 A. M. ; Wednesday wonders they will wish to see. It is cover design, H. G. Field, §5; best title before Easter, ante-communion service, 8 A.M.; PENINSULAR SOAP CO., We have everything in the line of reckoned as the greatest private build- page, H. Candler, framed engraving; best evening prayer and address, 730 p. M. ; Msunday- song, F. W. Clay, choice of mandolin, Thursday. morning prayer, 800 A. M.; holy com- Ann Arbor, Hicb. ing enterprise ever undertaken in this munion, 7 SO p. M. Good Friday /"morning service tjuitar or banjo. and sermon, 1030 A. M.; evening prayer, 400 i\ JI. Ask your dealer for Our Soap and;if he does country, costing over $4,000,000. It cov- Easter even, ante-communion service, 800 A. M. not have it in stock, drop a postal to us and we An entertainment will be given at Uni- EASTER DAY; Holy communion, 800 A. M.• will see that you are supplied with the best. FINE CROCKERY, TOYS, ers two acres of ground; is ten stories versity Hall, Saturday evening, which morning service, sermon and holy communion,' and all sorts of fine presents at the very lowest rat 38. As an induce- in height, with a square tower 10 by 71 1030 A. M.; Sunday school festival of sor.gioo will prove novel, the program being made M. ment for Cash trade we will give a FREE COPY of the HOME OYOLO- feet rising eighty feet above the roof. up by members of different literary so- The rite of confirmation will be administered Peninsular Soap Co., PEDIA, (a book that should be in every home) with every $20 worth o Seven thousand people can be seated in cieties of the University and of the Nor- by the Bishop navies on the filth SuiUav in Groceries paid in cash. Lent, March 23. ANN ARBOR, SUCH, PERSONAL. AM> SOCIAL. Milan. A. D. Colgrove and family have moved Mrs. M. Barnes visited Detroit last to Detroit, week. Crash! Down 3o The Prices! E. W. Morrell, of Hastings, was in the Chas. Uauntlett visited Detroit last city Saturday. week. In order to reduce our stook previous to our semiannual inventory W. A. Hatch of Jackson was in Ann T. Barnes is visiting his parents at Arbor, Friday. Quincy. on February 1st, we offer you speoial prices on everything as We Must Miss Fanny Day is visiting friends in THE TWO SAMS Reduoe Stock. "We give you a few pointers as to what we intend to do Regent Whitman went to Detroit on business, Friday. Bellville. for the next 30 days. Call and be convinced. Miss Lydia Alber of Chelsea, is visiting The Milan cornet band entertainment friends in this city. was a success. Mrs. G. R. Williams entertained a few One lot 44 inch Colored Henriettas, reduced from 50 cts. to 35 cts. per yard A. II. Roys and wife are visiting his friends, Monday. One lot 36 inch Colored Henriettas, reduced from 37£cts. to 29 cts. per yard brother at Belleville. One lot 36 inch Colored Henriettas, reduced from 25 cts. to 21 cts. per yard Mr. and Mrs. J. Campbell left for the A Sweeping Reduction Mr?. Dr. Langley returned to her home east, Tuesday evening. •One lot 36 inch Grey Mixed Dress Flannels reduced from 25c. to 21e. per yard in Pittsburg, Monday. One lot 36 inch Assorted Dress Goods, reduced from 20 cts. to 12} cts. per yard Miss Mable Graham is at home after One lot Best Apron Ginghams, reduced to 7 cts. per yard Miss Studley i< horns again from visit- a long visit among friends. One case of Fruit of Loom Cotton going at 8Jcts. per yard ing her sister in New York. Mr. Frank Gray is traveling for the Our 1-4 Off Sale an immense success. One case of Lawrence L. L. Unbleached Cotton at 5Jcts. per yard Will. Sprague of Detroit spent Sunday Milan Agricultural Works. One case Ladies' White Merino Vests and Pants worth 50 cts. at 41 cts with his parents on William-st. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes entertained a One case Ladies' Scarlet Vests and Pants worth $1.00 at 89 cts Miss C. Voipht, of Grand Rapids, is vis- few friends, Tuesday evening. One case Gent's all wool Gray Shirts and Drawers worth $1.25 at 95 cts "This Week" a Week of Bargains. One case Gent's all wool Scarlet Shirts and Drawers..., worth $1.00 at 59 cts iting at Israel Kuehle's in Scio. C. W. Thompson is spending a few One case Red Shaker Flannel worth 35 cts. at 25 cts Miss Kate Kearney, of Whitmore Lake, weeks in Springport on business. spent last week with Miss Julia Kennedy. Dick Sprague of Detroit is having a Dr. H. F. Thomas of Allegan, spent fine time with his Milan friends. A nice lot of Ulsters, only $3.00. We will give Big Reductions on all our Blankets and Comfortables Sunday with relatives and friends in the Mrs. W. H. Whitmarsh entertained a few friends, Wednesday evening. to clos3 them out. Call and see. We will close out the balance of our city. John Koch went to Grand Rapids, C. M. Fuller, who has been seriously Muslin Underwear at Prices below Cost. Always cheaper than the ill for several days, is convalescent. cheapest. Monday, on business for the firm of Koch Another lot of Overcoats at $3.75. & Henne. Died, Miss Belle Smith, at her home in London, of consumption, Tuesday. Theo. Rayer of Detroit, visited his mother on S. Main-st several days during Milan is recovering from la grippe, there being fewer cases this weeK than A large lot of Boy's and Men's Pants, only 75c. GOODYEAR & ST. JAMES, the past week. last. Benj. Payne is at the home cf his sis- Lincoln's birthday will be celebrated, 18 South Main-st., ANN ARBOR, MICH. ter, Mrs. Dr. Darling. He arrived last Wednesday, by the Milan Sons of Vet- week and is on the sick list. erans. Theodore Traver, a former Ann Arbor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gauntlett and boy who now lives in Detroit, was visit- daughter are visiting friends in Bliss- ing friends here last week. field, this week. J. F. Lawrence was at Mian, Monday, The Missionary Society of the Baptist •WHO BUYS THE looking after a couple-of-thousand-dollar church met at the residence of Mrs. Dr. law suit. He found it, too. Chapin, Tuesday. Miss Minnie Pierce, of Tecumseh, who Miss Iona Whitmarsh gave an in- has been visiting the Misses Cowan on S. teresting tea to a few little friends, Mon- Main-st, returned home Saturday. day afternoon. worth of Overcoats must move, Boardman&GrayPiano Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yogel, of Chelsea, Mr. Babcock has been a good and faithful postmaster, and in his retire- spent Sunday with the family of John ment he has the best wishes of a large Koch, corner of Liberty and Fifth-sts. We present a few names of purchasers of the new Boardman & Gray circle of friends. no regard for former prices. UPRIGHT Pianos. J. J. Goodyear, J. M. Swift, John Mead, Dr. P. B. B. F. Watts and J. Q. A. Sessions have Next week our new postmaster will Rose, Mrs. Judge Oooley, (three in one order) John Moore, Mrs. Maggie been at East S iginaw this week attending move his goods into the postoffice store, Slater, Mrs. Spenoe, Mrs. Dr. Dunster, Prof. M. B. Oooley, Mrs. Dr. the grand lodge of Knights of Honor. and soon he will be dealing out letters Angell, Prof. L. D. Wines, O. Schultz, Prof. F. L. York, Wesleyan Guild, Rev. Wm. Henzen, president of the and papers for Uncle Sam. Dr. Gibbes, Prof. Rositer, G. Cole, Wm. Biggs, Mrs. Fields, P. G. Sukey. Zoar Asylum and Home for the Aged at There has been some extensive re- Read these solid unpurchased testimonials. Call or write for testimonial Detroit, was the guest of E. Baur last pairing done on the Wilson mill-dam week. recently, but everything is in good catalogue. working ordei and the mill is grinding Mr. ALVIN WILSET, Dear Sir; Miss Paulina Keppler, of Newark, N. J., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George surely. We purchased our Boardman and Gray Upright Piano Henne, en W. Liberty-st, and other rela- The twenty-fifth anniversary of the of you about six years ago. It has never been tuned, never been out tives. marriage of E. A. Reynolds and wife of order. No piano could do better. was celebrated in a very entertaining Judge Kinne came home from Mon- manner, the guests, 60 innumber, being Yours truly, roe, Friday. He returned Tuesday to entertained with fine piano selections ill Our Derby Bats Only $1 Ann Arbor, Aug. 1st, 1889. lorn. E. Nickels. finish up the basiness of the February and recitations, after which refresh- term there. ments were served. From Prof. Francis L. York, of the Ann Arbor School of Music, and Organist at the Church of Our Father, Detroit, Mich, Robert Warren left, Monday, for Kansas, Plttsfield. Including all $4.00 Hats left. where he has business interests which de- The Lutheran choir spent a very pleas- ALVIN WILSET, Esq., Dear Sir: mand his attention. He may be gone ant evening at Henry Paul's not long The Boardman & Gray Upright Piano that I purchased several months. ago. JgK^REMEMBEF, ONLY $1.00. of you Jive years ago has been in almost constant use, much more so John Wh'tehead, who has been clerk- Geo. Sperry has leased his farm to than is usual. It wears like iron, and stands in tune remarkably, ing for Wines & Worden, severed his Charles Kempf, and intends to dispose The B. and G. is a very reliable piano. connection with that firm Saturday night of his personal property at public auc- A.T Francis L. York. and has returned to Owosso. tion soon. Ann Arbor, March 7th, '89. Miss Tillie Clancy, who is attending Adam Brown, who for the past three The Boardman & Gray stands unrivaled in the essentials [of a first- school at Detroit, has been spending a years has been employed by Mills THE TWO SAMS. class piano. week with her mother on Williams-st. Brothers, will work for Henry DePue She returned to SCJOOI Tuesday. the coming year. ALVIN WILSEY, Agent. Charles C. Wilmot, of Grand Rapids, Dlxboro. LOUIS BLITZ. 25 SOUTH ICIKTII-ST.. Ann Arbor, Mioli. surprised his sister, Mrs. A. B. Wires, and Bob Smith lost a valuable horse last friends, early Monday morning. He had week. not visited Ann Arbor before in six years. Tom Leonard was seen on our streets The Ann ^.rbor Savings Bank, Miss Frankie Rumsey of Howell, was Sunday. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Organized 1869, under the General Banking Law of this State. the guest of Mrs. Geo. Hazelwood, on S' Mr. Ruffles of Wayne, was here buy- Main-st, Ia9t week. She was called home ing furs Monday. Saturday by a message announcing the TT CAPITAL, $50,00^T SURPLUS, $100,000; serious illness of her grandfather. TOTAL ASSETS, $66 1,186. J. R. Miner, J. R. Bach, S. Langsdorf Peter Qulgg. Business Men, Guardians, Trustees, Ladies and other persons will find and G. L. Kiefer, left Tuesday, to spend a IN MEMORY OF OUR BROTHER. few days at the Keystone club house at You have gone dear brother, and never more this Bank a Shall we see you again. GREAT BARGAINS Zukey lake. They invested several dol- Your suffering in this world is o'er, lars in fishing tackle before leaving, and And now you are free from pain. Safe and Convenient this has given rise to the rumor that they Long and continuous has it been, Place at -which to make Deposits and do Businss. were going fishing. No rest had you by night or day; INTEREST IS ALLOWED ON ALL SAVINGS DEPOSITS God surely was merciful of $1.OO and upwards, aoocrding to the rules of the ,bank, and interest In taking you away. compounded semi-annually. But, oh, how sad and lonely All Kinds of Furniture The house does now appear, ^LATEST COUNTY NEAVS. For the face and voice we loved so well, Money to Loan in Sums of $25 to $5,000. No longer do we see or hear. BECUBED BY UNINCUMBEKED REAL ESTATE AND OTHEK GOOD SECUKITIB Ypsilantl. And every little token, now. DIRECTORS: — Christian Mack, W. W. Wines, W. i>. Harriman, Which you have left behind, Bedroom Suites, Parlor Suites, Patent Rockers, Fancj William Deuble, David Rinsey, Daniel Hiscock and W. B. Smith. Mrs. E. M. Daniels is visiting friends Reminds us of the depaiture OFFICERS: — Christian Mack, President; W. W. *flTines, Vice- in Hillsdale. Of a brother true and kind. Chairs, Lounges, Elegant Sideboards, Tables of all de- President ; C. E. Hiscock, Cashier. Yes they remind us of a brother, Miss Hattie McElcheran is visiting Free hearted, light and gay; scriptions, and everything else that you would expect to Mrs. Clarence Williams, in Charlotte. Who in the very prime ot life, find in a first-class Furniture Store. Report of the Condition of the Ann Arbor Savings Bank Burdette kept a large audience in Death has called away. At Ann Arbor, Michigan, at the close of business, Dec. 11,1889. good humor at Normal hall, Monday Called unto a happier land, RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. One in which dwells no sorrow or pain: evening. And when we die, may our souls fly, Our $14,00 Antique Oak Bedroom Set. Loans and Discounts * 325,491 81 Capital Stock paid in J 50.000 00 Quite a company of Ypsilantians will To meet with him again. Stocks, bonds and mortgages etc 251,715 87 Surplus Fund 100,000 00 JlMMIE. 4 617 6 Undivided Profits 17,202 75 attend the Bowling-Williams wedding, Is the finest thing on the market for the money. 50 Sets Overdrafts. . f Dividends unpaid 110 00 in Detroit on the 13th. Due from banks in reserve cities 60,239 70 Commercial deposits 141,505 24 sold in four weeks. All other goods in proportion. Give Savings deposits 359,080 32 James Wilcox, of the firm of Wilcox " " City of Ann Arbor 8,892 54 Due to banks and bankers 1.498 62 & Loughridge marble works, died us a caiJ before buying. " " School Dist. No. 1, Ann Arbor 10.9C3 41 Certificates of deposit 12,371 61 Monday of paralysis. V Furniture and fixtures 1.930 85 8 681,768 51 Bills in transit 2,66100 J. Whitcomb, a retired M. E. minister, Be Sure W. G. DIETERLE, STATE OP MICHIGAN, COUNTY OP WASHTENAW, SS. living near the Normal, died Monday If you have made up your mind to buy Current expenses and taxes paid 2,739 35 I, CHAS. E. HISCOCK, Cashier of the above named of la grippe, after a few days' illness. # Ann Arbor, Mien. Checks and cash items 682 50 Bank, do solemnly swear that trie above state- Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take Nickels and pennies 8* 62 ment is true, to the best of my knowledge and Rev. Mr. Morey, of the Presbyterian any other. A Boston lady, whose example is 37 SOUTH MA/A ST. belief. CHAS. E. HISCOCK, Cashier. Gold 15,000 00 church, is holding a series of gospel worthy imitation, tells her experience below: 90000 CORBKCT—Attest: CHRISTIAN MACK, DAVID RIN- meetings, which are largely attended. " la one store where I went to buy Hood's Silver^ L SEY, WM D. HARRIMAN, Directors, U. S. and National Bank notes 9,905 °° Next Monday evening some of the Sarsaparilla the clerk tried to induce me buy Subscribed and sworn to before rne, this 16th their own instead of Hood's; he told me their's 8 681,768 51 day oi December, 1889. HENKY J. MANN, Episcopal "young folks" assisted by oth- II y.ol&ry Public. ers of our gray-haired local talent, will would last longer; that I might take it on ten present the "Clark ville Deestrict Skule" at the opera house. To Get "Jabe" Wortley is now the happy -1890. flays' trial; that if I did not like it I need not 1890- possessor of that portion of the Laible pay anything, etc. But ho could not prevai' block, wherein is located the post office. on me to change. I told him I had taken Jabe says if he can't be P. M., he'll own Hood's Sarsaparilla, knew what it was, wa» RARE CHANCE the building all the same. satisfied with it, and did not want any other. It is stated that arrangements are be- When I began taking Hood's Sarsapariila GET OUT OF THE WAY TO PURCHASE ing made by wealthy Detroit gentle- I was feeling real miserable with dyspepsi? men, to purchase Sam'l Post's beautiful and so weak that at times I could hardry home and grounds on Forest-ave, for a private retreat for the Insane. Saline. Hood's OVERCOATS -AT- H. D. Heller was an Ypsilanti visitor stand. I looked like a person in consump- tion. Hood's Sarsaparilla did mo so much from 1-3 to 1-2 off from Lowest Prices ever sold at. over Monday night. good that I wonder at myself sometimes, REDUCED mm. Miss Edessa Aldrich is in Lansing, and my friends frequently speak of it." MRS. visiting an aunt there. ELLA A. GOFF, 61 Terrace Street, Boston. Mrs. Wm. Heller has been spending Great t Cut in Gloves and Mittens. the past week in Ypsilanti. Mrs. Dexter Briggs, who has been Sarsaparilla The Knife put still deeper into the price of UNDER- very sick, is somewhat better. Sold by all druggists. gl;siiforg5. Prepared only WEAR. With every dollar's worth sold ;we FOR THIRTY DAYS WE Continued union meetings are still by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mas3. being held at the present writing. IOO Doses One Dollar give a ticket with a chance to get one of Miss Myrtle Rouse spent a part of the following presents: Will give Liberal Discounts Monday and Tuesday in Ypsilanti. Cone Warner and Nathan Isbell went Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. One Gold Watch, to Detroit, Monday, to attend the prohi- Notice Is hereby given, that the partnership One Open Wagon, bition meeting there. heretofore existing between Richard Reeves, Robert Hunter and Conrad Georg by and under One Chamber Suit, Old Dr. Hall's funeral was held at the of the firm name of Reeves, Hunter and Co., en- One Office Desk. All Our Goods. M. E. church Tuesday morning, his re- gaged in the engine and boiler and general mains being brought from Traverse foundry business in the city of Ann Arbor, Mich., has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The chance for getting of the above will be three City, where he made his home with his Dated, February loth, 1S90. son the past year. Less than a year ago RICHARD REEVFS, times as good as on our New Year's presents, as his wife died here. ROBERT HUNTER, Preparatory to taking account of stock. CONRAD GEORG. we shall not have out more than one-third as many The musical Union is now at work, Robert Hunter and Adam Turnbull, will con- rehearsing "The Haymakers," an oper- tinue the same business. They are authorized to tickets. atic cantata to be given the last of the collect all claims dueold firm, and have assumed WINES & WORDBN. the payment of all debts due by said firm. They winter. It is to be hoped they will be solicit a continuance of the patronage of the peo- as highly successful as they were last ple of Ann Arbor and vicinity, guaranteeing J. T. JACOBS & CO., By O. H. WOBDEN. year. good work at reasonable rates. Headquarters for Clothing. handsomo, and Instead of an outline of Lord Randolph Churchill wears an ordinary SecreUrg Proctor will purchase the LEGALS. rope silk Japanese gold thread could be in front collar, only the space between the sword of the late Gen. Shields for $10,000. THE REGISTER. THE HOUSEHOLD. used. As the outline is only a single long points is greater than the orthodox make. Mortjcnite Sale. stitch taken from one intersection to John Morlej, the speaker, wears a shallow ROCHESTER, N. Y. May 8. Default having been made in the conditions of THURSDAY, FEB. 13, 1890. HOME DECORATION. the next, there would be no trouble in stand up collar, with rather stiff joints, 2% F. E. C. MIDIOHS Co.: a mortgage executed by John G. Davis and Em- inches in front and 2% behind. The sixe is ma A. Davis, his wife, to Edward Tre&dwell and kini-j Work for Ladles These n managing the motal thread. After the I have suffered terribly with backache, Noah W. Cheever, executors of the will of Hiram 17. and nave been in a distressingly debilitat- Arnold, deceased, bearing date Sept. 30,1882.and Ing Autumn Nights—Design for a Sofa stripe was finished the canvas edges recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Cushion — Suggestions for the Good- oould be basted under the stripe joined Prince Albert Victor wears the Jampot, ed condition for many years. I com Washtenaw county. Michigan, oh the thirtieth MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Bearted Folks Who Have Begun to I.ay to the satin or other material with an the highest collar ever known to be worn by menced taking the F. E. C. Remedy day of September, 1882. in liber 55 of Mortgages Flans for Christmas Surprises. on page 76, by which default the power of sale edge of twisted gold cord on the upper man. It is 3>i inches high in its narrowest about two years ago, and its effects hag contained in said mortgage became operative, OR many home- edge and a bullion fringe on the lower. part. been truly marvelous. My health has and no suit or proceeding in law or equity hav- •GRANNY GRIDLEY" DEAD. keeping bodies the ing been instituted to recover the debt secured by MRS. M. C. HUNGERFOBD. Henry Irving wears a large collar of the been fully restored. said mortgage or any part thereof, and the sum She Passes Away in the Home of thai long evenings are stand up shape. It is 2% inches high at the 156 Eaet Ave. Mrs. J. B. HATD. of three hundred and lourteen and 71-100 dollars Friendless, Aged 104 Years. a delight. It is, of back and a little over S inches high in front. (8314.71) being now claimed to be i'ne upon said PROPORTIONS OF THE BODY. mortgage. Notice ie therefore hereby given that course, too oarly His shirts are cut with a very large neck band. There died tho other morning at the An Explanation of the Practical System said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the Home of the Friendless in Muskegon, for serious Christ- One of the oddest collars is that worn by T"\Y r\ H T f\ T T T"tTT Experienced Can- mortgaged premises therein described or some part mas work, but not of Polycleitus. thereof, to-wit: All of the following described land in the person of Sarah Ann Gridley, one The system of Polycleitus was founded Lord Londesborough, who has had the same situated in the township of York in the county of ol the oldest individuals in that part ol a few ladies are shape for thirty-five years. It is a turned BIG MONEY---— Washtcnaw and State of Michigan, viz: The beginning to turn on the circle and square. It is thedown collar 2% inches deep, and is fastened AJJLVJ iUU iV-M X lar book of the day South East quarter (S E %) ol Section number Michigan, if not in tho State. Mrs. simplest in the world. I take one- THE STOKY OF JOHNSTOWN, Five (5) in township number Four (4) south, in Gridley had long been known to visit- their thoughts in by two studs.—Chicago Times. By J. .1. Mol.auiin. editor of thn Ilarrisburg Range number six (6) East, containing one hun- seventh of the height of any figure I dred and sixty acres of land more or less, at pub- ors at that institution as one of the that direction. So I/I*ry desired. JAMES M. PLACE. Publisber, eleven children. She retained her men tions of the human figure of the size I "Not very; but why do you ask?" TlarriMhurir. Pa. Dated, February 3rd, 1889. tal faculties up to the last, and could give the decoration, which is very striking, "Because you never seem to have any fear EDWARD TREADWELL. is given a novel effect by making the wish to represent it with exactitude and NOAH W. CHEEVER. many interesting incidents relating to precision. Having it before me, I can of being late for breakfast.—Merchant Executors of the will of Hiram A moid, de- men and events of the earlier part of the flower centers of crocheted rings, Traveler. ceased. 801 century. Her genial ways and her at once and absolutely give you every cheerful resignation to the infirmities length, depth or breadth of the whole Culling. Probate Order, figure, as well as of all its parts, with- Her Husband—Are you going to the STATE OF MICHIGAN, ( ol age endeared her both to the man- COUNTY OP WASHTENAW. ( agers of the home and to every visitor out looking at the figure and entirely Smith's garden party, dear? independent of it. Every one of these His Wife—No; I never accept invitations At a session of the Probate Court for the County there. _ To cure Biliousness, Sick Headache, Consti- of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Office in measures, taken either by the triangle from people who don't know me. pation, Malarin, Liver Complaints, take the City of Ann Arbor, on Wednesday, the fif- teenth day of January in the year one thousand Hi ilil, In Michigan. or the diameter, coincides with and "And you never receive them from persons the safe and ceitnin remedy, who do know you."—London Funny Folks. eight hundred and ninety. Reports to the State Board of Ilealth proves the measures taken by the other. SMITH'S Present, J. Willard Babbitt. Judge of Probate. by forty-six observers in different In this way the figure can be mathe- In the Matter of the Estate of Eli Benton, de- parts of the State for tho week ended matically laid out in its proportions. Too Much. ceased. A man may work eight hours and live, On reading and filing the petition, duly veri- January 25 indicated that scarlet fever, fied, of Emily Hill, praying that administration Observe! The diameter, which is the Or even nine or ten; de bonis non with the will annexed oi said estate, membranous croup, pleuritis, puerperal longest measure, gives the five great But when he works from daira to dark may be granted to Comstock F. Hill or some fever and cerebro-spinal meningitis measurements of the body: (1st) from It's all day with him then. BILE BEANS other suitable person. increased, and that diphtheria, whoop- —Boston Courier. Use the SM 41.1 Size (40 little Reims to the Thereupon it is Ordered, Th%t Monday, the the heel to the middle of the patella bottle). THEY ARE THE MOST CONVKNIENT. tenth day of February next, at ten o'clock in the ing-cough, typhoid fever, inflammation (or knee-pan); (Ul) thence to the process The Cut Direct. Suitable tor nil Ages. lorenoon, be assigned lor the hearing of said of the brain, dysentery and typho- petition, and that the heirs at law of said deceased, of the pelvis, at the angle where the "Didn't Miss Hollins bow to you?" Price of either size, 85c. per Bottle. and all other persons interested in said estate are malarial fever decreased in area ol great abdominal muscle folds over it, "Yep." required to appear at a session of said Court, prevalence. Diphtheria was reported NO. 1. and which is always with the ancients "I thought you said she cut you." IW W11VI Mailed for « eta. (coppers or stamp"). then to be holden at the Probate Office, in the J.F.SMITH &,CO.MnkerBof"BILEBEAKS,"ST.LOUIS M0. City of Ann Arbor, and show cause, if any there at nineteen places, scarlet fever at fif- through which is seen velvet of a light- a marked and distinctly asserted point; "So she did. I tried to teach her how to be, why the prayer of the petitioner should not teen, typhoid fever at nine and measles swing a scythe last summer, and she nearly be granted. And it is further ordered, that said er shade than the satin ground of the and (3d) thence to the highest angle of petitioner give notice to the persons interested In at nine places. cushion. the shoulder. It also measures (4th) from cut my legs off."—Harper's Bazar. said estate, of the pendency of said petition and The petals can be put on in applique the fontanella to the base of the the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this A Sniootii-Kaeeii Swindler. A Bargain Struck. Order to ue published In the Ann Aroor REG- of satin or silk, or can be embroidered abdomen, and (5th) the utmost breadth ISTER, a newspaper printed and circulated In said A pleasant-faced reformer swooped across the shoulders of the male figure "Won at last!" he exclaimed, trium- LOSETN or FAILING ONLY" ! county, three successive weeks previous to said down upon Arenac County recently and on the material with an edge stitch like phantly. eralamd NERVOUS day ot hearing. that shown in No. 2. The velvet cen- outside the detoids. The side of the TukneH of Body and Hind, organized several lodgcjs of Patrons ol triangle measures the whole figure into "Yes, Charlie," said she, shyly, "but only lofErroriorExoeuei in Oldor Young. J. WILLARD BABBITT, ters in either case must be applied after on the strict condition, you know, that I am Judge of Probate. Toil. The troublesome thing was to RobnatBlr«!.«tli«nW8AK,iSDimtLOPEDORU»N8*PART8OfBeD», NoMa MlNH_OOJ»foHjt_Rfat«i-jd. How lo^iilai ™. the petals are done. to be the one."—Somerville Journal. ib.olut«1; nnralliiir HOHB TKE4TBKM—R.n.fli. In • dur. [A true copj.] •ettle all tho difficulties that now Ban t«atlfJ lr 10 Slalai tal Farelf • Con.trie.. tfrlu them. WM. G. DOTY, Probate Register. trouble the sons of men. The organ- The stems are done in outline stitch DwerlptlT* Book, nplanalUn and proofa mailed (aaalad) Tnt, izer collected from $7 to 10 from eaoh with pale green silk. The blossom cen- Mary's Question, *Un» ERIE MEDICAL CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y. Chancery Order. lodge and then vanished. It transpires ters, instead of being made of two sizes Little Mary saw the preacher The Circuit Court for the County of Washtenaw of rings, may have only one much Saying grace before he ate, In Chancery. that he had no authority to represent And at tea she said to papa, MARY H. SOUTHARD, Complainant ) larger ring, and the velvet below it dot- "Why don't you read off your plate!" the Sons of Toil; further than that, ted with French knots made with the vs. > there is no such organization anywhere —Santa Claus. PI USEfSsBRAND ELLIOTT M. SOUTHARD, Defendant. > same silk the ring is crocheted with. Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the coun- JSjcept in Arenac County. The various sizes of brass rings to cover p ty of Washtenaw in chancery, at Ann Arbor, Chicago has increased the world fair Michigan, on the 30th day of Decemlivr, A. D. Three Men Scalded. in this way can bo bought by the dozen tund to $10,000,000. - -FRESH 1889. A shocking accident occurred at the at a very trifling cost. If the materials Present: HON. E. D. KINNE, Circuit Ju:lge. of the cushion and the flowers are dark It satisfactorily appearing to this Court by Teneer works at Grand Rapids the otler A Distressing Case and Happy Cure, affidavit on file, that the defendant. Elliott evening. John Gibson fell into a tank and rich the center should be light. Jf "For over a year I have had a breaking M. Southard, is not a resident of this State, filled with logs and boiling water, and they are light then the centers should but resides at some point in the State of Alabama, be dark brown, as in the Rudbeckia or "out on my leg, which troubled me so bad on motion of Charles H. Kline, complainant's so- Andrew Killian and George Kingsworth 'I could not walk, leg badly swelled, of a licitor, it is ordered that the said deiendant, Elli- black-eyed Susan, or else a dark olive. ott M. Southard, cause his appearance to be en- went to his rescue and also fell into the "purple color, with eruptions so bad that tered herein within four months trom the date of Yat. All three men were taken out The pillow, if for a hammock, should four parts—from the heel to the base Of "Blood would ooze out if I bore my weight this order, and in case of his appearance that he be made up on a well-stuffed hair pil- cause his answer to complainant's bill of com- with difficulty. Gibson died shortly the patella, thence to the pubis, thence "on it I wag recommended to try Clarke's plaint to be filed, and a copy thereof to be served after his rescue, and Killian and Kings- low, as down and feathers are more sus- to the nipples, thence to the top of the "Extract of Flax (Papilloc) Skin Cure, on said complainant's solicitor within thirty days ceptible to injury from - tmospherio after service on him of a copy of said b 11 and worth were fatally scalded. head. The square divides it into five "which I have done. My leg is now well notice of this order, and that in default thereof changes. It seems like a chill season o> parts, and measures the arms. Take, "and I can walk two miles on it without Baid bill be taken as confessed by said non- Found a Stolen Pouch. "trruble." Signed, "A. D. Hxyward." resident deiendant, and it is further ordered that A mail-pouch was found in one ol the as indicating the coincidence of these within twenty days after the date hereof, the said measures, the lower leg. The diameter C^nrke'R Flax Soap makes th» skin soft complainant cause a notice of this order to be suburbs of Detroit the other morning, measures from the heel to .he middle of and prevents chapping. Skin Curp $1.00. published in The ANN ABROR REGISTER, a news- having been rifled. Three hundred and paper printed, published and circulated in said the patella; the triangle from the heel Soap 25 cents. For sale by Eberbach & county, and that such publication be continued fifty opened letters were found scat« to the base of the patella, or from the Son. therein at least once in each week for six weeks tared in the vicinity. The officials in succession, or that she cause a copy of this or- middle of the patella to the ankle; and der to be personally served on said non-resident stated that the pouch was stolen at the threo-quarters the square from the defendant at least twenty days before the above transfer station in West Dotroit the THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of time prescribed for his appearance. ankle to the base of the patella. Bourbon, Ind., says: "Both myself and night before. E. D. KINNE, Again, the radius divides the total wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S CON- CHARLES H. KLINE, Circuit Judge. Short bat Newsy Items. height into seven parts—half the base SUMPTION CURE." Sold by Eberbacb Solicitor for Complainant. Muskegon expects soon to have a Y. of the triangle into eight parts, the & Son. January 2,1890, 790 M. C. A. NO. 2 square into five parts, and, of course, Administration Sale or Rent Estate. half the square into ten parts. Taking Ten thousand cars of Nebraska corn the year to speak of the appointments One of the pet dogs ot the Princess of 8TATE OF MICHIGAN, | „„ were recently blockaded at Sault Ste. of an outdoor life, but tho suggestion the supposed and ordinarily affirmed Wales strayed away the other day from C.H.PEARSON & C2.*- COUNTY OF WAYNE, (™' Marie. for a hammock pillow is given as suit- height of the whole human figure at the Hotel Bristol at Paris. It took refuge -^•BALTIMORE.MD. In the Matter of the Estate of Phebe Merritt, Long timber is being cut near Evart able for this time of Christmas prepara- eight heads, the head would be half the in a shop, where it was recognized by deceased. base as the triangle; or, as in some sys- Notice is hereby given, That in pursuance of an lor the markets of Europe. tion. the inscription on its collar: "Tommy be- order granted to the undersigned James Merritt, William Lancaster, a Hart man, stole The large pincushion, which is flat tems, taking the whole length to be longs to ihe Princess of Wales." administrator of said estate, by the Hon. Edgar O. a poor widow's cow and sold it recently, rather than high when made up, is suit- seven heads, the head would be the orFallins Sites Durfee, Judge of Probate for Wayne County, radius. But, practically, and in nature, CAN be CURED. on the Fourteenth day of May, A. D. 1889, and the judge sent him to Jackson for able for the wide center of a dressing CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and w there will be sold at Public Auction, to the high- bureau, or it can be secured to a little the head is always more than one- We will SEND FREE by est bidder, on the premises herein described.on lour years. eighth of the height, and in the best Bronchitis immediately relieved by • mail a Urge TRIAL BOTTLE : the 24th day of February A. D. 1889, at 1 o'clock The "Soo" folks are enjoying snow- stand, whose top it must entirely cover. Shiloh's Cure. Sold by Eberbach & Son. • also, a treatise on Epilepsy. DON'T p. 91. the following described parcel of land: The foundation is canvas and the stitch proportioned figures is less than one- SUFFER ANY LONGER I Give Post Of- Beginning at the northeast corner of the east shoeing on two feet of snow at present. seventh. This is equally true in arts. flee, State and County, and Age plainly. half of the southeast quarter of section number the ordinary cross or sampler stitch. Address, THE HALL CHEMICAL CO., Northville, Plymouth, Novi, Salem One thing more let me, however, say. Columbus discovered America and one in township one south of range seven east, and Walled Lake preachers have formed The arrangement of colors produces the Edison invented the phonogranh, but it 3800 Fairmount Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. running west on the north line of said east half effect of narrow ribbons woven in and Oddly enough, in all the systems of of said quarter section forty rods, thence south a ministerial association. proportion that I ever saw, the meas- remains for Dr. Bull to invent the remedy ACENT9 WANTED!! parallel with the east line of said ea^t half of of the age., "The Cough Syrvp" the said quarter section twenty rods, thtnee cast Pupils in the Battle Creek schools ures only are given of the body and 1000 $25 to $50 a Week, parallel with the north line of said east half of said are being practiced in a fire drill. kingly cure. quarter section forty rods, thence north on the limbs when erect or straight, while no You can do better with us than with any other house* east line of said east half of said quarter section At the National convention of Marine cognizance is taken of tho fact that the Send for full particulars. Address, twenty rods to the place of beginning, contain- Engineers in Charleston, S. C, recent- measures entirely differ when the body THAT HACKING COUCH can be so AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO., Philadelphia, Pa. ing five acres of land and no more. ly John H. Galway, of Detroit, was or limbs are bent. In this system, how- quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We JAMES MERRITT, guarantee it. Sold by Bberbach Dated May 17,1889. 790 Administrator. elected president of th6 association. NO. 3. ever, cognizance is taken of this fact. Adrian Nyssan, a widower ol 88 years, For instance, when the arm is straight, MILLARD'S was wedded at Holland recently to Mrs. out, as the worker will see by experi- the measure from the shoulder to the Emperor William, of Germany, recently Probate Order. B. Krauker, a widow ol 65 years. menting with the pattern on an inch or elbow and thence to the knuckles is discharged an attendant who had been STATE OF MICHIGAN,) two of canvas. reading a French novel. COUNTY OF WASHTENAW. J Jake Saunders was instantly killed the square. When the arm is bent at HAIR GLOSSOMER. At asessionofthe Probate Court fortheCounty Four shades of red are used, the an angle the condyle at the elbow is of Washtenaw, holden at the Pr bute Office the other day by a switching freight car A sure cure for Itchy in the City of Ann Arbor, on Tuesday, the 14th brightest being a pale-rose pink. All thrown out, and the measure of both SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption sore ecalp, Dandruff at Hancock. He was sliding down hill the cross-stitch is done with zephyr day of January, in the year one thousand eight and his sled ran under the car. parts is necessarily longer, and is three- Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It Kczema, Dead or Fall* hundred and ninety. worsted, but after the square is all quarters of the triangle. Every part cures consumption. Sold by Eberbach & itIK Hair and all scalp Present, J. Willard Babbitt, Judge of Probate. De Witt C. Hart, a veteran printer ol worked all the ribbon-like stripes (see diseases. In the Matter of the Estate of Stephen Fair- fifty years service on Detroit papers, is thus measured, even to the smallest, Son. child, deceased. No. 4) are outlined with a long stitch of and each measurement proves the Benjamin Brown, executor of the last will and died ol the grip the other morning. testament of said deceased, comes into court and A falling tree struck and killed John other.—Blackburn's Magazine. By paying two dollars in spot cash you represents that he is now prepared to render his can get a divorce in four hours in Japan. 75c. final account as such executor. Judge at Graham's lumber camp near To wash the hair and cleanse the scalp without injury use MII.LARD'8 HAIR fOAM, 50c Tliereupon it is Ordered, That Tuesday, the 11th East Tawas recently. YOUNG HAROLD'S CHOICE, •I quart. Prepared by II. E. M I I.I.A It l> T.s day of February next, at ten o'clock in the fore HEALTH & LONG LIFE >1.•IIIIIC St., Grand ItupliU, Mi li. noon, be assigned for examining and allowing Mrs. Delos Hilliker, wife of Delos Be Wouldn't Give Up Pumpkin Fie and For sale by all d-uggista an.1 dealQrs, or sent post- such account, and that the devisees, legatees Hilliker, clerk in a Port Huron grocery Thereby Lost a Soulful Girl's Love. Allopaths And Homoeopaths, 'uU to any addres.- on receipt of above price. Send and heirs at law of said deceased and all "•circulars and testimonials. - other persons interested in said estate, are required store, committed suicide the other day "Harold," murmured the gentle girl, a agree that Loose's Extract Red Clover to appear at a session of said Court, then to be hold- by taking poison. Poor health and pov- tear dimming the luster of the spectacles stands at the head of the list as an Alter- en at the Probate Office, in the City of Ann Arbor, in said county, and show cause, if any there be, erty were the causes. that rested lightly on her classical Grseco- ative and Blood Purifier and prescribe it. why the said account should not be allowed. And The house of George W. Stearns at Bostonian nose, "I will not deny that our Chicago, 111., Jan. 21. 1889. it is further ordered, that said executor give soul communion, our interchange of im- notice to the persons interested In said estate, NO. 4. J. M. Loose Red Clover Co., Detroit. Mich. The HOTEL EASTMAN, Coldwater was partly burned the other pressions, our mental symposia, not only of the pendency of said account, and the hear- flay. Loss about $1,000; insured. Gentlemen—I have used your Extract HOT SIMtl N«:s. AUK. ing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to palest pink-rope silk. This gives the specifically paleontological, but cosmical and be published in the Ann Arbor REGISTER, a news- Shaft No. 5 in the Ludington mine, effect of a corded edge to each little metaphrastic in a general sense as well, of Red Clover since 1882 quite extensive- The largest and finest Resort Hotel in Amer- paper printed and circulating in said county, have been pleasingly Emersonian. But you ly It has served me well in all those ica, with the finest Bath Houses in the world con- three successive weeks previous to said day of near Iron Mountain, was burned th» stripe. By studying No. 5 the worker nected, will open under management of O. G. hearing. other day. The loss was heavy. will understand the arrangement of have taken advantage of a moment of per- cases of a Scrofulus Diathesis. In fact BARRON, of White Mountain Hotels for season of haps unwonted soulfulness to endeavor to 1890, January 15. Tickets should be bought via J. WILLARD BABBITT. John Libhardt, an Athens farmer, is shades. extort from me a pledge of earthly affinity. I use it in all Diseased Condition of the St Louis and Iron Mountain & Southern R. R. A true copy.] _ Judge of Probate. WM. G. '.Probate Register. In jail for selling fire-water to the noble The satin ribbon that is box-plaited to You seek to degrade—if I may use so strong Blood alone or in combination with other red men. form a border for the cushion should be a term— our essential psychomachy to the remedies. Your Extract Red Clover < ii ill in is* I ii HITS' Notice. Continlssioners' Notice. Dolson's road wagon manufactory at of the same shade as the rope silk used ultimate level of mere intersocial volition." Stands At The Head Of The List As An STATE OF MICHIGAN, j The undersigned having been appointed by the Charlotte has recoived a bonus of $5,000 to imitate a corded edge to the wool- "Waldonia," exclaimed the youth, "you Alterative And Blood Purifier. Yours, COUNTY OF WASHTENAW, ( Probate Court for said County, Commissioners to from the town. The undersigned having been appointed by examine and adjust all claims and demands of worked stripes. That is, if the cushion misapprehend me. I—" Dr. J. LAM0REA.X. the Probate Court for said County, Commissioners all persons against the estate of Benjamin E. John Collins, of Lapeer, was found is designed for a Christmas prosent; but "Hear me out, Harold," she persisted. to receive, examine and adjust all claims and de- Nichols, late of said County, deceased, hereby give notice that six months from date are allowed, by unconscious in his room at the Canada ''I have confessed that I feel drawn to you ROCKWOOD, MICH. mands of all persons against the estate of Wil- by many psychocentric influences. But liam W. Wines, late of said county, deceased, order of said Probate Court, for Creditors to present Hotel in Dotroit recently and died soon J. M. Loose Red Clover Co. : hereby give notice that six months from date are their claims against the estate of said deceased, D LIGHTEST there are other considerations. When allowed, by order of said Probate Court, for and that they will meet at the Abstract Office after. An overdose of morphine wa8 two earthly lives assimilate there must be I have used your Fluid Extract Red Creditors to present their claims against the of Harriman. Manly and Doty in the City ef Ann the supposed cause of death. no clashing vagaries—no hygienic polem- Clover Blossom, Prescibed by Dr. A. I. estate of said deceased, and that they will meet Arbor, in said County, on Thursday the thirtieth IZINEXT LIGHT st the store of Wines & Worden In the city of day of January and on Wednesday the thirtieth Escanaba iron-ore trimmers have ics. Harold," she continued, in a Sawyer, Monroe, Mich., and have derived Ann Arbor In said County on the first day of May day of April next, at ten o'clock A. M. of each of formed a union to raise the prloe ol trembling voice, "pardon the question— great benefit from the same after having and on the first day of August next, at ten said days, to receive, examine and adjust said there is so much at stake—but do you ever o'clock A. M., of each of said days, to receive, claims loading iron from two and one-half oents SDARKER Suffered A Great Deal For Years. Re- examine and adjust said claims. to five cents a ton. defile your immortal nature by eating pie?" spectfully. Dated October 30th. 1889. The young man rose slowly to his feet Dated February 1st, 1890. BENJAMIN BROWN, |p,».M.n« Toe Agricultural Department's month* HELEN C. MILLMAN. DANIEL HISCOCK, ) n™, WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN,} Commissioners. and felt around in a vague way for his hat. Why suffer with any blood disease 792 WILLIAM A. TOLCHARD, / com ly report indioates that Michigan"* DARKEST "Waldonia," he said, in a voice of tragic 79 Wheat is in pretty bad shape. In many misery, "the bitterest hour of my life has when our Extract Red Clover will cure counties the grain has but just sprouted, come, but 1 can not hesitate a moment. I you and in other seotions the appearance is I BLACK wouldn't give up pumpkin pie for the souV . Write for furthefr information. For sale spotted and unsatisfactory. NO. 5. fullest young woman that ever squawked I j by Eberbach &: Son. A. C. Fish, of Coldwater, recently sold if it is meant for daily home use I should Good evening, Miss Ticklowell!" to J. B. Murphy, of Park Ridge, near advise the selection of a darker shade. The pale moon rose with the timid, The Chinese coast, two thousand miles Chicago, his famous stallion Hamblo- abashed demeanor with which she always in extent, is lighted at night by as com- This pattern is so much easier of exe- rises over Boston harbor, and her rays PLANTS the tonian Wilkes, son of Georgo Wilkes, cution than ordinary worsted work that Bhone mildly and pityingly on a young man plete a system of light-houses as for $10,000. it might be well applied to other uses with his hat pulled down over his eyes shores of any civilized country, * The general merchandise store of W. than the one given. A square lamp-mat who was striding down the street, going ABRIDGED CATALOGUE FREE. Myers & Co. at lshpeming was recently would be pretty worked in this way, out of his way to kick savagely at every WHY WILL YOU cough when VICE. SEEDSMAN, ROCHESTER. N.Y. burned. The loss on the building and and a broad strfpe of It on the end of a lone and friendless dog in sight, and talk- Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief. Stock was S'10,000; insurance less than stand-cover would be very handsome. Ing volubly and recklessly to himself in th« Price 10 cts.. 50 cts., and $1. Sold by •30.000. 1 For tho lattor shades of yellow would bo dialect of New York.—Chicago Tribune. 1 Eberbach & Son. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. THE MORMONS DEFEATED. NATIONAL CONGRESS. The "Gentiles'* Capture the Stronghold A UNIQUE HOUSE. of the "Saints." Proceedings In the Senate and It I* All In One Story and Has No Stain s o SAI,T LAKE CITT, Utah, Feb. 11.— to Be Climbed. the Raven contended House at Washington. Monday's election has been the most We often use the term "modern conven- hich was th» fini fiercely-contested one ever known in iences" without fully understanding what is The Raven ended by sayi Bills Introduced and Panned and Resol*~ this city. The issue was a straight one meant by the expression. In the log cabin of pjjy »nd promptly cures paralyalr. Castoria. Castoria. but because he is not prepared to say a ford advantages in preparing' )i, wash- \ es, 11 is a CMB ling and healthful Aperient HOUSE. ing and caring for dishes ' nsils, it is " Castoria is an excellent medicine for chil- Federal question is not involved, and Kills ScrofnlaSb.1 Rings Evil, twin brothers. " Castoria is so well adapted to children that WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.—In the House true that these convenient)* acquire a cer- Changes baa Wanth to good, removing cause. dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its because he desires to relieve the State I recommend it as superior to any prescription tain amount of care to keep them clean. The t WHonts biliousness and clears complexion. good effect upon their children." yesterday the bill to relieve the Treas- court of the odium of standing in th« knr>wn to me." closets of other rooms and the gas for light- Charming rcsolvtnt and matchleB? laxative."S* urer of the United State9 from the way of allowing justice to be done. It drives Sick Headache like the wind.-©* DR. G C. OsaooD, H. A. ARCHER, M. D., amount now charged to him and de- ing in lieu of lamps and candles are conven- Lowell, Mass. Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. P^Contains no drastic cathartic or opiates. posited in the several States was re- This question has never before been iences which are supposed to make the la- Promptly cures Kheumatiam by routing it.-c* " Castoria is the best remedy for children of " Our physicians in the children's depart- ferred by the Speaker to the committee raised in the annals of the country, and bor of living in a larger house measurably Restores life-giving properties to the blood.-Ml which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not ment have spoken highly of their experi- on ways and means after a long debate. hence the action of the United State* commensurate with that of the smaller one. Is guaranteed to cure all nervonn disorders.-S.» ence in their outside practice with Castoria, Supreme Court will be eagerly awaited. However, the added number of rooms, the t #~lidiabla when all opiates fail.-** far distant when mothers willconsider the real WASHINGTON, Feb G.—The House Refreshes the mind and invigorates the bod). interest of their children, and use Castoria in- and although we only have among our Should it decide that the right exists larger amount of surface to be eared for in Cures dyspepsia or money refunded.^* stead of the various quack nostrums which are medical supplies what is known as regular transacted no business Wednesday. Aft- to prisoners to be present in tho sweeping, dusting and in other ways which %WEndorsed In writing by over fl fry thousand destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, products, yet we are free to confess that the er a yea and nay vote on the journal, State Supreme Court when final judg- belong to the larger house cannot be com- Leading physicians in U. S. and Europe."** morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful merits of Castoria has won us to look with which was approved—yeas 150, nays 0 ment is passed, then not only Fielden, pensated for by the addition of modern con- Leading clergymen In U. S. and Europe.-S« agents down their throats, thereby sending favor upon it." (the constitutional quorum being count- veniences so as to make the labor of house- Diseases of the blood own It a conqueror.^* Schwab and Neebe get a new trial, but keeping in tbe larger house compare with For sale by all leading druggists. $1.60.-6* them to premature graves." UNITED HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY, ed by the Speaker), an adjournment was Spies, Parsons, Fischer and Engel ille» DR. J. F. KINCHELOE, Boston, Mass. taken at 12:45. that of the smaller one." While there is added gaily suffered the death penalty, and comfortand luxury there is added work, even Conway, Ark. ALLEN C. Surra, Pres., WASHINGTON-, Feb. 7. — In the House Ik JR. S. A, BICHIO.ND \ ERVl.US CO,, St. Joseph. Mo. every inmate of the prisons of the State witb compensating conditions of labor saving * • Tie Ccntnu.' Company, T7 Murray Street, Now York City. yesterday the new code of rules were re- whose case has received an affirmative devices. Correspondence freely answered by Physicians, ported, and it was ordered printed and judgment in the State court without th« _ For testimonials ami circulars send stamp. recommitted. Hills were passed ap- prisoner being present in person has The plan which is here presented is of a one propriating Slia.OOO to reimburse the been illegally imprisoned. story house. It is suited to the requirements seamen who lost their personal effeota of a small family. There is a hall in the cen- in the Samoan disaster; to establish The Failure Record. ter, a small library at one side with a door closing it from the hall, a sitting room on the two additional land districts in Mon- NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—Failures during right separated from the hall by turned spin- MICHIGAN (TENTRAJ; tana, and to increase the pensions of the last seven days number for tba dle work at one side of and above an opening, HUMPHREYS' totally disabled soldiers and sailors to United States, 265; for Canada, 56; total, all of which is backed up by portieres. There VETERINARY SPECIFICS " The Niagara Falls Route." $72 per month. Bills were introduced 321; compared with 291 last week. For is a grate in the reception hall, library and directing the Secretary of the Treasury the corresponding week of last year parlor. All of the rooms are heated by a For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, CENTBAL STANDARD TIME. ; to purchase 84,000,000 worth of silver the figures were 273 failures for th« furnace. The bathroom is accessible from AND POULTRY. bullion per month and to have it coined the hall and the principal chamber. 300 Page Book on Treatment of Animal* GOINQ.EAST. United States and 30 in Canada. and Cbart Sent Free. immediately into standard silver dol- The kitchen is modern in its arrangements; CURES < Fevers, Congestions, Inflammation Accidentally Killed. A.A. ( Spinal Meningitis, Milk Fever. lars; for the survey of a ship canal con- is provided with the usual equipment of II. 15.--^r mi us. I.nnirncHM, Rheumatism* necting Lakes Superior and Michigan; WILKESBARRE, Pa., Feb. 11.—John tables, sink and drainboard. There is a pan- CC--Distemper, Nasal IHHcharffes. establishing a National military park at Kosek, known as the "King of the Hum- try and passage between kitchen and dining l>. I). — Hoi s or Grab*, Worms. S3 K.K.—f outiliH, Heaves, Pneumonia* the battle-field of Chickamauga; making garians," was killed by being thrown room, with a place for refrigerator and F.F.—Colic or (jripc-R, Bellyache. A. M. A. M. P. M. A. M. Sturgeon Bay and Ashland, Wis., ports from a carriage Monday. He was worth dough board therein, and slide connections <;.<;.-->Iiscnrrins:c. Hemorrhages. Chicago Lv. 7 56 10 35 3 10 10 10 9 25 of delivery; authorizing the issue of 6250,000. with the china closet and dining room. In II. II. — Irinary and Kidney Diseases. P. M. 1. M. the high part of roof the girl's room is pro- 1.1. — Krumivc Diseases, Manse. 3 85 2 27 Kalamazooo 12 55 2 45j 6 58 7 10 $300,000,000 fifty-year 2 per cent. United An Aged Lady Burned to Death. vided. By a change in the china closet a com- J.K,--Diseases of Disestion. Jackson.- Ar. 3 30 4 47 8 52i 9 86 6 15 4 45 States bonds, to be used exclusively for Stable Case, with Specifics, Manual, Ann Arbor.... 4 52 5 45 9 41110 43 7 60 FITCHBURG, Mass., Feb. 11.—Sunday bination stairway could be arranged which Witch Hazel Oil and Medlcator, 87.00 Detroit Ar. 6 35 6 50 10 45(11 50 9 20 the purpose of securing the circulation night a house occupied by Miss Carolina would afford passageway from the dining Price, Single Bottle (over 50 doses), - .60 A. H. A. H of National banking associations. room as well as from the kitchen to an added Buffalo Ar. 2 30 8 25 6 15.. 4 55| 7 50 Lane, in Lunenburg, was burned and Sold by Druucists; or Sent Prepaid anywhere number of sleeping rooms above. It would WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—In the House Miss Lane, who was 80 years old, per- and in any quantity on Receipt oi Price. GOING'WEST. ished. require some change in the general stair ar- Humphreys' Med. Co., 109 Fulton St., N. Y. yesterday bills were passed increasing rangement, but altogether would be feasi- Drunkenness A • A Noted Character Dead. the pension of General Abram Duryea ble. Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cured HTTMPEBEYS' to $100 per month and authorizing the SAN AUGUSTINE,Tex.,Feb. 11.—Colonel BY ADMINISTERING DR. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC. H — It can be given in a cup of coffee or tea, or in ar. HOMEOPATHIC f| f| Illf Construction of a bridge across the Mia- S. W. lilount, the only surviving signer 1 •* tides of food, without the knowledge of the per- eouri river between Douglas, or Sarpay of the declaration of Texas' independ- son taking it; it is absolutely harmless and will A. M A. M. P. M. County, Nebraska, and Pottawattomia ence, died suddenly at his home Sun- effect a permanent and speed; core, whether SPECIFIC NO. an Bufalo Lv. 11 25 5 so 8 85112 80 tbe patient is a moderate drinker or an alcohollo _. The only Bnccessful remedy lor ". M P M. County, Iowa. Adjourned to the 10th. day. wreck, IT NEVER FAILS, "OGUARANTEE Detroit Lv. 9 10 8 00 3 50 1 20 8 00 10 15 WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.—In tho House a complete cure In every instance, -l* liage, book Ann Arbor.... 10 25 8 59 5 17 2 20 9 15 H 35 THE MARKETS. FREE AddrewIn confidence, Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, Jackson Ar. 11 45 6 50 8 18 10 45 12 49 and Prostration, from over-work or other causes. ;ooo yesterday the new code of rules was dis- GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO.. 185 Race St.. Cincinnati.0- P. M. 1. M. A M. NEW YORK, Feb. 11. 91 per vial, or S vials and large vial powder, for $5. 9 45 5 07 1 20 3 07 cussed, Jlr. Cannon (111.) favoring their 60LDBY. DRUGGISTS, or Bent postpaid on receipt of Kalamazoo 2 50 12 13 adoption, and concerning the rule per- LIVE STOCK—Choice Steers.. $3 85 ii» 4 TO pricu.-llamtliri-n'Mcilkiiiuto., 1UU lullou bl., A. I. Chicago ..Ar. 7 55l 4 35 9 Ou 7 OOi 7 45 Sheep i M @ 6 50 R. STREETER & CO. •Sunday excepted. iSaturday excepted. mitting the Speaker to count a quorum Hogs 4 00 i 40 O. W. RUGULES, H. VV. HAYES. he said that if the Democrats wanted to FLOUR-Good to choice « 85 r» 4 4") G. P. & T. A., Chicago. Ag't. Ann Arbor. Patents 4 15 @ B 10 GRAIN DEALERS go to the country as against tho prin- WHEAT-No. 2 White (f. o. b.) t<}%® i ciple contained in the rule the Repub- May Wheeler Building, 6 Sherman St., licans were ready to meet them and let COKN—No. 2 White 36 @ 36| OATS—No. tt White M3f$ S« CHICAGO. ILL. International Typewriter Toledo,Ann Artor & Norm Micliigaii R'y the people choose. Mr. Mills (Tex.) RYK— AVestiTii M» We mate lowest prices for all kinds of frrafn, Time Table going into effectlSunday, Fov. 17, '89 said that the proposed code was founded PORK—New Mess 10 75 an an (Oitnpinu direct from western tttutions to all puim.t. LARD—Steam ti U Going North. Going South. & 6 30 ij notations upon the proposition that the minority tHEESE 8 & 10 88 4. a. STATIONS. I. 3. I. bad no rights; that tho majority was WOOL—Uoiui'slic Kl JCAM JC'l 10 18 Set Free. @ 8 75 4 Si 7 05 Milan 12 04 9 58 Inferior Cattle 1 50 11 41 Cmr\<.<>. Feb. 11.—Adam Ochs, Harry JFIOGS—Live-Good to Choice.. 3 so S 4 18 4 Sd 7 21 Pittsfleld 9 84 SHEEP ;> ."10 I i •.«) 6"oo 5 07 7 33 ..Ann Arbor... 11 30 9 22 8 11 Varnell, Michael Leyden, John E. Van BUTTER—Creamery 2 00 5 30 750 Leland's 11 lf> 9 07 7 15 Pelt and Michael Wasserman, the Good to Choice Dairy. 18 5 47 8 05 Whitmore Lake 11 02 8 55 EGGS—Fresh l.'l'-i® 14 5 53 8 10 Hamburg in:: 8 50 famous "boodle" county commissioners, BROOM CORN— 6 28 8 45 Howel' U. 26 8 17 ...... wero released from Joliet penitentiary Hurl *M 7 15 9 85 Dura ud 9 35 7 30 at 8 o'clock Monday evening. They Self-working 855 10 55 ...EastSaginaw... 7 45 6 55 Inferior sit A. M P. M. A. M- A. H. P. M. A. M reached this city three hours later and POTATOES (per bu). Has fieen lor many years Standard NORTHERN DIVISION. at once proceeded to thfcir homes. PORK-Mess 9 75 Authority in tie Gov't Printing A strictly first-class machine. Fully warranted- tARD—Steam 5 80 Made from very best material by skilled work 735 9 85 Durand I 9 35 710 Wants More Money. FLOUR—Wheat Patents 4 50 Office and U.S.Supreme Court. men. and with the best tools that have ever been 10 15 12 45...Mt. Pleasant... 6 48 435 Winter Patents 4 SO FLOOR PLA1C. devised for the purpose. Warranted to do all LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 10.—President Bakers' M BO that can be reasonably expected of the very best 8 10 Cadillac ;A.u. 205 If it wti-e desirable the library could be A. M .P. M. p. M. Straights 3 75 It is HigUly Recommended Dy 38 State typewriter extant.. Capable of writing ISO words Fitzgerald, of tlie Irish National GRAIN—Wheat, No. a cash. used as a chamber. There would still re- per minute—or more, according to the ability of All passenger trains run dally except Sunday. League, has issued an address in which Sup'ts of Schools aid the leading the operator. Corn, No. 2 main the reception hall and bitting room for Connections at Toledo with rallroadsdiverglng, he urges members to aid their kindrod Oats, No. 3 cash general use. Again, the bathroom might bo PRICE, 8100,00. At Manhattan Junction with Wheeling A Lake Erie Rye, No. 8 cash College Presidents. R. R. At Alexis Junction witb M. C R. R., L. 8. against landlordism in Ireland. Barley, No. 3 Northwestern. placed on the second floor and a stairway ar- The PARISH MF«. CO.. ti'y and F. & P M . R. K A> Monroe Junction ranged in tbe place now occupied by the bath- Nearly all tie School Books pnD- Agents Wanted. PARISH, N. Y. LUMBER— with L. 8. «s. M. H. K'y. At Dundee with h. 8 A Iionds Forfeited. Common Dressed Siding.... 17 00 room, and four or five bedrooms added to lisnel in Ms country are based upon M. S.. and M. & O. Ry. At Milan with W., St. L. A CHICAGO. Feb. 11.—When the cases of Flooring 31 00 STENOGRAPHY and Type- P. Ry. At Pittsfleld with L. S. pemish was found to be from $9.00. man, has secured a promotion. He is now porter of a drawing-roam cir on the The talks on her vis ts to Europe which in excellent condition and very substan- Fancy Striped Newmarkets $500, re T. & A. A. railroad. Mrs. Sunderland has been giving on alter- tially built. The Aon Arbor is fast be- duced from $10.00. nate Wednesday afternoons before the coming a strong Ohio and Michigan road, Persian Wool Brocades $7, reduced Hutzel & Co. have been awarded the Ladies' Union at the Unitarian church, as ihey are contiually branching out and embracing more territory. l: from $10.00. contract by the Buffalo Forge Co., for put- have to be omitted for a short time on ac- Poor Mrs. Grimes has an at- Excitedly Mrs. Grimes She forgets the Grippe" Wool Glasse and Fancy Stripes $10, ting in the hot blast heating system in the count of her absence from the city, she On Wednesday evening, Feb. 5, a mej tack of "La Grippe." Her seizes the paper and reads and is off for down town reduced from $15.00. new chemical laboratory. having been called to Illinois by the severe nurse reads the REGISTER to about the great cut in to secure some of the Bar- Black Newmarkets Braided $7, re- morial service was held at the M. Ej illness of her mother. church in this city, in recognition of th» her announcing the Great prices on picture frames, gains and get one of those duced from $12.00. A S.-humacher memorial service will Mark Down Sale at China wall paper aud beautiful $1.00 pictures for be held at the opera house, next Sunday " There's quite a difference between beautiful Christian life and character of Camel's Hair Stripes $6, reduced from Mrs. Minerva Harkness Flint, who had Randall's Art S ore. everything at Rindall's. 50c at Randall's before they $10.00. afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Hascall, holding court in this county and in Mon- are gone. Prof. Steere and others will epeak. roe, " remarks Judge Kinne. " The De- for very many years been a devoted and Handsome Boucle, Astrachan and most faithful member of that church. Ap Friezee Wraps $5, $10, reduced from cember term here lasted for nine weeks EL Randall presented a fine picture of and kept me busy nearly every minute, propriate and appreciative remarks were $15, $20, and $30. J. T. Jacobs to the S. of V. Camp, after made by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Studley, by Astraclian Jackets $3, reduced from while in the Monroe circuit the February whom the camp was named, and received term fills but two week-), and about half Rev. E Steele and several others who had $8, $10 and $15. in return a vote of thanks last week. of this short term is wasted. " long known her and been associated with her Boucle Jackets 50 cents, reduced in church rela'ions. A short biographical from $5 and $6. The case of Morrell Goodrich against sketch of her life was read and a memorial LOW PRICES James T. Honey, which was appealed to A. P. Ferguson has purchased the stock Plush Sacks Warranted to give satis- and patents of the Lock Spring Gear Co. paper by Mrs. Frost, while many beautiful faction $35, reduced from $45. the circuit court from Lima, has been dis- and appropriate hymns were sung. Mrs. continued, the defendant having settled. and will push this invention. He will All of our $22 Plush Sacks now $16. manufacture the gears here and sell them Flint had lived in this city for more than Childrens' Cloaks $1.50, reduced from The Hobart Guild 'will hereafter be to the carriage manufacturers throughout thirty-Sve years, was well known to most of $3, $4 $5 and $0. the country. The gear is one of the best the older residents and was respected and open to membership only to those who esteemed by all for her pure and upright Misses' Newmarkets$3, in all sizes, re- are members of the Episcopal church. and cheapest on the market, and with a Draw the Crowds. duced from $5 and $6. little pushing will bring its owner a for- life and her consistent Christian example. Too many outsiders monopol zed the bene- She died at her home on West Huron-st., Misses' Newmarkets 12 to 16 years, fits. tune. $5, reduced from $10, $12 and $15. Monday, Jan. 13, 1890, aged seventy-three The Miohigan Central has issued a neat As an example of the great benefits to years and six months, leaving one A few Plush Jackets at $9. time card which gives Ann Arbor a good farm property which results from good daughter, Mrs. Chas. S. Fall, and three February Sale of New, Bright, Fresh Goods send-off. It comains fine cuts of the country roads, an exchange gives the fol- grand children, Miss Nina Fall, Master Purchased for the Early Spring Trade. BACH & ABEL. main building of the university and of the lowing: The macadamizing of a piece of Don Fall and Roy Fall, to mourn her depot road in Ohio increased the value of the loss. First Offering on New Dress Goods. adjoining farm $4 50 an acre, while the Last Monday evening Rev. H. Tatlock cost was less than $1 an acre. This is Can tbe Sale of an Inferior Article Pretty Effects in Shade, YOU CAN GET IT began the series ot confirmation lectures another forcible argument for better roads, Constantly Increase for Thirty Years. at St. Andrew's chapel which will be con- but farmers will be slow to believe it. Style and Weave. tinued each Monday evening for several Millen's Victory Soap has been sold by weeks. Ann Arbor grocers since 18G0, and is to- The two sons of Regent Whitman have day the best and purest Laundry Soap on One Big Lot 36 inch Henriettas, 36 inch Wool Suitings and Calkins' Drug Store Ths evidence taken at the examination two violins which are undoubtedly the the ma-ket Try it. Only a nickle, and All Wool Tricots all to go at 25 cents a yard. of Andres, Tessmer and Baily recently, finest instruments in Michigan. The one you receive nearly } of a pound more 34 South State-st. which has been filed with the county owned by the elder son is an instrument than any 5e. soap iu the market. For One Lot Glenwood Suitings, in Plain Stripes and Mixtures, clerk, fills 45 pages writen on a type- which has become renowned all over the sale by all grocers. 791 at 35 cents a yard, worth 50c. writer. country, for its sweet tone and great vol- $10O REWARD ume. A recent offer of $1,000 in cash Dr. Frutb, of New York, will be at the One Case 36 inch Fancy and Striped Beiges, worth 25 to 90c, The trustees of the second Baptist failed to induce the owner to part with it. Cojk HjU3e, Tuesday, Feb. 18. at 15 cents a yard. To anyone finding anything but church wish to state that no person is The other instrument is but little inferior, iach. Lump Salt. Rev. Mr. Sunderland's subject next The success that has met the efforts of Mary E. Weller to Mary E. Henry, Dexter... 80 Sunday evening will be "Evils to religion the organizers of the local commandery of Willis A. Ball to Ann L. Ball. Webster 1 FOR HORSES, Cattle, and Sheep. A. B. Frieze to A. H. Nancrede, Ann Ar- We have just opened 50 Pieces New Dress Trimmings and and to civilization that have come from the United Friends of Michigan has been bor 8,000 TRY IT. Sold in any quantity at the doctrine of Bible Infallibility. How encouraging. A large number of appli- L, B. Gorton to Geo. P. Glazier, Chelsea... 1 Fringes, also Velvets and Plushes. Rogers' Agricultural Warehouse, F. H Sweetlana to Geo. P. Glazier, Syl- Ann Arbor, Mich. Moodyism begets Ingersolism.' cations for membership have been re- van _ 625 ceived nothwithstanding the goodly num- Maria Hiscock to T. A. Hiscock. Ypsilanti 1,000 Always the Cheapest. The remains of the late Mrs. Clare Du- T. A. Hiscock to L. A. Gray, Ypsilanti 1,500 ber of similar orders. la addition to the F. W. Browner to C. M. Browner, York 500 rand, nee Josie Watson, were removed to benefits of life insurance the members are L. A. Crouch to F. J. Rust, Augusta 375 Linseed Oil Meal their final resting place Saturday last The also entitled annually to one-tenth of the J. K. Collar by adm., to Chas. Merrit, Au- gusta „ 1,200 Best Stock Food Known. vault is chiseled out of solid stone, and amount insured in case of permanent dis- Elizabeth Collar to W. F. Canfleld, trus- For Sale at Rogers' Agricultuaal covered with the same material.—Chelsea ability, owing to disease or accident The tee. Ypsilanti and Augusta 600 SCHAIREH & MILLEN. Warehouse. Standard. order is wholly a Michigan institution Robert Hchwikrath to Geo. P. Glazier, Chelsea „ 119