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will be performed at the encamp" Justice Pond, placed them in the Carpenters are tinkering up the merit, under the regimental guard hands of officer Leonard who, after scenery, which as year follows year, ALWAYS KEEP YOUR EYE ystem. some diplomacy and muscular show, steadily increases in value, as relics Concerning Major Howell, the executed his precarious mission and of the art of a prehistoric age, dat On our Postmaster Beakes Secures TwoAdditional ame is he who after a fine boom turned the property over to Mr.ing back probably as far as the hat promised to sweep all before it, Darrow, who went on his way remoun d builders. Why this scenery Mail Carriers. had gone forth in his favor, for joicing until he unexpectedly found was not exhibited at Chicago, last tate treasurer on the republican his path beset with Mr. Smalley, two season, is a question that has been icket, withdrew his name, claiming smaller Smalleys and Adolph Kron asked by the uninformed. The fact MAJOR HOWELL VISITS THE A. A. L. hat the Pingree people were getting ick, who were whistling "Wait for is, the Egyptologists who owned the Bargain Show Windows! iim into a false position. Had hethe Wagon and We'll All Take a carcass of Rameses XII, remon allowed himself to be nominated h? Ride." Mr. Darrow asserts that as strated, on the ground that it would This week we exhibit and will sell Draymen Indulge in a Lively Time.—A would have developed a double he came up, the above enumerated make the old mummy crazy to meet County Cierk Matter.—Election of quick gait as a runner. persons held him up and demanded anything that was older than he was. Workingmen's Shirts at 1 9c. Senators.—Opera House.—Pair the vehicle and attempted to un Patches will be placed in the holes of Swindlers.—Mr. Mc The Rich Machine and how it was worked hitch his horses from it, whereupon in the canvas, the tobacco juice at Saline. he descended from his perch and, wiped out of the right eye of the Boys' Stockings in Black and Grey at 19c. Omber Resigns. Saline, Mich., Aug. 1,1894 for a little while, the air in that goddess of liberty, and a fur collar Also our entire line of Pingrees's letter to the republi quarter was thick with dust, smoke, placed around the back of the stage legs, arms and cuss words, in a con to keep out the boreal blasts from Mr. McOmber Resigns from the Post cans of Michigan exposing the MEN'S CRUSH HATS. methods of the state house ring, calls fused squirming mass, and the manthe north. The Argus is pleased to Office. who could pick himself out from note the improvements in the opera Worth from $1.50 to 12.50, o my mind the game as it was On the last day of July, Fred Mc worked here. The leaders of thethe others without making a mistake house. Omber terminated his thirteenth epublican party here (in fact they was an individual known to Web si.00 This Week at si.00 year as a postoffice employee and are the party) agreed to send a sterian bibliology as "a Jim Dandy." The Election of U. S. Senators. will hereafter devote his time to his The excitement and dust lasted Every article in our store is a great bargain. ood republican to Grand Rapids. Some critic of Representative large insurance agency. Mr. Mc \\i was well so far until an em for some time, with varying suc Bishop, who is now a candidate on Omber has occupied every position )loyee of the Auditor's office at cess, but it finally closed with Dar the republican ticket for congress in in the postoffice from cleaning the ansing wrote to the party here row still in control of the rolling an adjoining district, in last Sun NOBLE'S STAR CLOTHING HOUSE lamps, while a young boy to assist asking that he be sent as a delegate stock. He immediately came be day's Detroit Tribune has some per ant postmaster and filled every one rom Saline to Grand Rapids. The fore Justice Pond and asked for atinent questions to ask concerning a 35 SOUTH MAIN STREET of them well. He has made hosts sarty wrote him that they had their p. d. q. warrant charging highway resolution introduced by Represen of friends, being always quick, man picked out and he was alre
Manchester. Chelsea. HE WAS A HUSTLER. Mr. Schub, of Ann Arbor, was in Edward, Pelton, of Grass Lake, was here on business. Monday. The Opportunity WM a Golden One, and town a day hist week. He Hastened to Grasp It. Mr. Kinney, of Adrian, was in town F. E. Ives, of Unadilla. was amowg '5HEKN0W5WHAT5WHAr relatives here on Wednesday. When Major General Schofleld went Tuesday, on business. to Keokuk, la., and married one of the Mr. Geo. Field, of Tecumseb, spent The Sunday schools of this town Sunday visiting his mother. ship had a picnic at Cavanaugh lake belles of that town, Miss Kilbonrne, an OB Thursday. amusing incident occurred which Ar Miss Katie Nissle is visiting her thur Clarke, business manager of John aunt at Toledo the past week. The blacksmiths now spend most of i their time setting tires and repairing j Drew, the comedian, enjoys telling H. Bowen and family, and J. Corey about. It appears that Mr. Clarke's fa and family, spent Sunday at the lakes. wrecked machinery. W. E. Depew, of Alpena, left for; ther is editor and proprietor of Keo Fred M. Freeman went to Sand Lake kuk's leading paper, The Gate City, and last Saturday for a week's recreation. home on Monday after a week's visit' With relatives here. In his counting room ho has a particu Miss Allie Lazell went to Saline Sat D. W. Barry, drain commissioner, I larly energetic Hebrew, by name Joe urday to visit lriends returning Tues was here, Monday, on business con iKleia. Joseph is a hustler in every day. nected with Mill lake drain. sense of the word, and the day is bleak \1 JST. Schmid returned from Sand Lake The brick are now being laid for the iindeed when he gets left. He heard of Mrs, W. J, Roach, Kilbourne, III, Tuesday, and on Wednesday went to new Congregational church. It will! the approaching wedding of Miss Kil Coidwater. be rapidly pushed to completion. bonrne with the distinguished officer, That Tired Feeling Mr. Conrad Schneider, wife and The town hall has been renovated, j and early o;i the morning of the date daughter, of Brooklyn, visited a few set for the happy event he called at the toss of appetite, sleeplessness, and continual redecorated and new scenery and bet ; Headache troubled me greatly. Last April I 4SR& days in town. ter ventilation provided, all of which Kilbourno homestead, rang the doorbell Mrs Bert Atnsden went to Brooklyn were much needed. and inquired for Mrs. Kilbourne, moth Sarsa last week to attend the funeral of her J. L. Gilbert, Wm. Judson, A. F. Jer of the bride. He was informed by sister's child, Freeman aud others were in Grand | the servant who answered his ring that parilla Mrs. John Rauschenberger who has Rapids last Tuesday, attending the iMrs. Kilbonrne was very much engaj, .1 concluded to try Hood's been very sick with malaria fever is republican state convention. at the time, but he insisted that he Sarsaparilla and now my recovering slowly. There is a fair quantity of apples in imust see her on very important busi troubles are all gone. I ures BECAUSE ITS THE BEST.PUaE5T 5 MOST ECONOMICAL. Mrs. Henry Bellinger and children, Ihe country, but they will be small ness. In a moment she came half way gave Hood's Sarsapa C SOLD EVERYWHERE of Jackson, are visiting her parents, and of poor quality on account of dry down the front stairs. She knew Mr. rilla to my baby, 8 mos., for sores on his body, Mr. and Mrs. M. Fisk. weather and the ravages of worms and Klein very well, as people always know and it cured him. MRS. W. J. ROACH. Mr. Howard Macomber who hasinsects. THEN.K.FA1RBAHKG0HFM CHICAGO. each other in small towns, and when Hood's Pills are purely vegetable. 25c. been on the road the past weeks, is Threshing is being rapidly done, and she saw him at the door she said: spending a few days at home. grain turns out, usually, well to the A. F. Freeman and wife, and little acre, but oats is light, and barley not "I con't see you now, Joe. I'm dress Proceedings of the Board o'/ Public Works. daughter, spent a few days at Jackson, nearly up to last year in quality. Rye ing for the wedding. Call another [OFFICIAL.] visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hewett. is good both in quality and quantity. time.'' "// is not what you earn, but what Clarence Uerger and sister, Elora, The huckleberry crop was large this "But I can't,"said Mr. Klein. "I OFFICE OF THE BAORD OF PCBLIC WORKS ) you save that makes you rich." went to Toledo last Thursday to spend year and for several weeks from sev want you to present me to Major Gen ASK ARBOR. August 1, 1894. f several weeks visiting their grand enty to one hundred bushels have been eral Schofield. I must meet him. " Eegular session. parents. shipped from here daily, and still con "Tha* is impossible, Joe," said Mrs. Called to order by President Keech. tinues. They pay six cents per quart Kilbourne. "The general is dressing The M .E. church was well attended at the swamps. Koll called. last Sunday evening, Kev. Yokom de for the church." But the soldier had Present—Messrs. Keeeh and Schuh. livered a good address on Manchester's ft is dry and very warm, and crops overheard the controversy from an up On a Plan, and Deposit your Savings in the recent suicide. suffering on that account. Pastures per landing, and rather than create Absent—Mr. Clark. Tuesday was a pleasant day for pic are getting short and young clover and trouble he came down and was duly A communication from Miss Martha nics. Early in the morning tbe M. E.timothy mostly killed. Beans and W. Ladd, asking that the time be ex some pieces of corn seem to be coming presented. Sunday school went to Wampler's lake "General Schofield," began Klein tended for building sidewalk at her STATE SAVINGS BANK and all report having had a good time. on fairly well and promise full better than last year at this time. impressively, "do you realize that you place, until September 1st, 1894, on A band of Italians struck town last ANN ARBOR, MICH. J. C. Taylor and Fiank Judson are about to take from us one of the account of being absent from the Tuesday, but for some reason or other, fairest flowers we have in Keokuk? Do city until the above date. The Street after the marshal had talked with shipped several carloads of wool last 4 I'er Cent paid and Interest compounded every Six Months. them, they quietly and quickly left week at small profits, while others are you know that when she goes hence Commissioner was directed to examine town. holding for an advance. There seems with you she will long for news of her the walk and report to the Board in 1 no hope except that congress will con old neighbors? In order that she may be On Thursday, the usual farmers tinue to disagree and the present tar really made happy by these tidings I what condition the walk is in. A. L. NOBLE, Pres. WM. ARNOLD, Vice Pres. picnic was held at Wampler's lake. iff may remain. Prices are about the ask you now to place your honored name City Engineer Key submitted profile R OBER T PHIL L IPS, Cashier. various races took place, and in thesame. afternoon Kev. D. R. Shier addressed upon the subscription list of The Gate and grade for South State street, along the people. Some grain is now ottered here and City, which is the best paper in Iowa. the east side from Monroe, to Hill wheat brings 47 cts. rye 33 cts, barley Julia Martin went to Ann Arbor Our rates are $8 for the daily per an streets. not opened yet. Oats are unsettled num and $1.50 for the weekly. Think Wednesday to attend the teachers' ex between new and old and all that are On motion the grade was approved amination, and will also spend a week of your young bride. " And there were offered are taken by consumers tears in Klein's voice as he pleaded for and recommend to the council for in Saline visiting friends before re here at 35 to 40 cts. The new wheat adoption. HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS turning home. comes in some of it, very poor, being recognition. Saturday, a party of young men con shrunken on account of rust in many "Mr. Klein," said the general after City Engineer Key submitted a re SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH sisting of Elmer Silkworth, Charles cases. regarding the business manager with port aiid profile of street center and Younghaus, Fred Kalmbach, and Ho Elisha Congdon died of a complica undisguised admiration for several min gutters on parts of Church and Willard mer Palmer went to Wampler's lake utes: "I do not hesitate to proclaim that streets and East University avenue prepared to remain a week. tion of diseases at his residence, four miles south of here, last week Thurs you are a wonder. You deserve success. relative to the surface drainage of The Misses Julia Kirchhofer, Ella day. He was seventy two years old, Come in, and we will have a bottle of East University avenue, there being SAPOLIO Braun, Ida Silkworth, Mae Ayles and had lived in this township longer wine together. I will not subscribe for necessary to move about 2200 yards of worth, Kose Scully and Mrs. Hall than any other man in it except Hiram your daily, but you may put me down went to Ann Arbor, Wednesday, to at Pierce. He served in the army nearly for your $1.50 weekly, " and The Week earth and that the appropriation of GREAT FALLS, HELENA, tend the teachers' examination. all through the rebellion, and had the $4 50 will be necessary to put the streets confidence and respect of a large circle ly Gate City now finds its way from GREAT BOULDER, BUTTE. ANACON Mr. Wm. Dieterle and wife, of Ann meniioned in proper condition. r Arbor, drove over on Saturday and of friends, who turned out in large Keokuk to General Schofield's house DA, NEIHART, KALISPE; ,, spent a few days visiting relatives. numbers last Sunday afternoon to payhold with great regularity.—Chicago On motion of Mr. Keech the report They were accompanied home by their their last tribute of respect to hisTimes. was accepted and recommended sub NOT* TTTF.P? N \ To BONKER'S FERRY, THE KOO children, who had been visiting their memory at the funeral. He leaves a uiitted to the Council. 10 grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Keck. wife and six daughters to miss him The Bear and the Umbrella. TENAI COUNTRY, SPOKANE, from among them. Mr. Key asked permission for Mr. Frank MaGinn has been circulating How much danger is there to the WENATCHEE,LAKE CHELAN, pound in a wild black bear when you Edwards to cut Washington street for OKANOGAN COUNTRY, SE a paper around town in order to get the purpose of connecting with the RAILWAY money so that Johnnie Andreas, the It is important to keep the liver and meet him in his haunts accidentally and ATTLE, TACOMA, VANCOU blind little boy, can have his eyes op ridneys in good condition. Hood's at close quarters? Mrs. C. F. Latham, | High School sewers. erated on. This week Mr. MaGinn karsaparilla is the remedy for invigo wife of mine host at Oak Lodge, on the By Mr. Keech. VER, PORTLAND. FRISCO, ALASKA. CHINA AND JAPAN, will take the little fellow to Detroit. Sating these organs. Indian river peninsrila(Brevard county, Resolved. That Mr. Edwards be al ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS. Chris. Marx left, Tuesday, for Bliss Fla.), was returning from the beach OW ROUND TRIP TICKET*: Choice of Return Ro itos; Fine Scenery; Hunting and Emery. lowed to cut Washington street for the IJ Fishing; Uood Openings for Investors aud Homeseekera. For publications and rates, tield, where he has accepted a position alone and armed only with an umbrella. purpose of connecting with the High address F. L. WHITNEY, St. Paul, Minn! in a dry goods store. From Blissfleld When just a quarter of a mile from this Albert Groves, who has been sick, is School sewers, provided permission is he will go to Xew York to purchase getting better. very porch, she heard the rustling of goods. Mr. Marx has been clerking in some animal coming toward her through given him by the School Board of Dis the Banner store for several yeSrs, and Rickie Wurster is spending a few trict No. 1, and that this permission MANHOOD _ has a host of friends who regret to see weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrsth. e saw palmettos. guaranteed to cure ai! nervous diseases, such a3 Weak Memory, Loss of Brat a him go. His many friends wish him Fred Wurster. Thinking it must be a racccm, the for connecting with the High School Power, Headache, Y/aktffillness1 . Lost Manhood, Nightly Emissions, Nervous nessove, alrl exertiondrains an, yontJiHiid lor * of lpowerinGenerativeOrgan errors, excessive use of tobaccoa of eithe, opiur sexm orstimcaused* success and a pleasant journey to and Last Saturday the Methodist Sunday quickly picked up a chunk of palmetto sewer does not exempt Mr. Edwards byoverexertlon.ants, which leads to" Infirmity, Consumption or .Insanity. Can be carried la ulasnt pocket. $1 per box. 6 for:S3, by mail prepaid. WltUaSS order wa from New York. school had a picnic at Whitmore lake. wood and held it ready to wback Mr. from the lateral sewer tax. srive*a written sruaruiileetocureor refu,nti the money. Sold by all The children had a nice time. Coon over the head the instant he 'druggists. As:; for it, taUs roofhrr. Write for f res Medical Book sent sealed At a meeting of the school board Adopted as follows: In plain wrapper. AudrowKIElftVE SEED CO., Masonic Temple, CaiCASO. last Saturday, Miss Marie Kirchhofer, A few days ago while Mr. Mast went emerged. All at once, with a mighty Yeas—Messrs. Keech and Sehuh. For sale in Ann Arbor. M"j.i.. \}v ii J BllQWN. Drugclst. who has been teaching the grammar home from South Lyons, his horse got rustling, out stepped a big black bear room, was elected preceptress of the frightened and ran away, throwing Mr. within six feet of her! The surprise was The street and sewer bills for the high school, and Miss Julia Couklin Mast out of the buggy. He was badly mutual and profound. Naturally Mrs. month of July were read and audited will teach the grammar room. The hurt. Latham was scared, but not out of her by the Board, and their payment rec teachers for the ensuing year are as wits, and she decided that to run would follows: Sudt., Evan Essery; precep ommended to the Common Council. tress, Marie Kirchhofer; grammar Save the Babies. be to invite pursuit and possibly attack. Sidewalk Inspector Sutherland re" room, Julia Conklin; intermediate Infant mortality is something She stood her ground and said nothing, ported that he had personally inspect and the bear rose on his hind legs to get room, Nettie M. Gillett; second pri frightful. We can hardly realize ed the following sidewalks which are mary, Julia Martin; first primary, Dil a better look at her, making two or Direct Frorn The Tea Gardens. lie Hall; ward school, LucyPoncher; that of all the children born in civ three feints in her direction with his in want of repairs: Fragrant! Rich I Delicious! general assistant, Minnie McAdams. ilized countries, twenty two per paws. On William street, in front of the cent., or nearly one quarter, die be Feeling that she must do something, property ef Mrs. M. A. Clancy and AWARDED HIGHEST HONORS AT THE WORLD'S FAIR, CHICAGO. fore they reach one year; thirty Beware of Ointments for Catarrh tha Mrs. Latham pointed her umbrella at Wm. H. Clancy. Genuine only when supplied in "Original" Patent Air seven per cent., or more than one the bear and quickly opened and closed On Fourth avenue and Packard st., tight Canisters bearing grower's name: Contain Mercury, it two or three times. "WoofI" said as mercury will surely destroy the third, before they are five, and one at the property of Miss Cornelia F. . sense of smell and completely derange half before they are fifteen. the bear. Turning about, he plunged Kerr. into the palmettos and went crashing UPTON, TEA PLANTER, CEYLON. e whole system when entering it We do not hesitate to say that a On the east side of Thayer street, in through the mucous surfaces. Such away, while the lady ran homeward as These delicious Teas are used in almost every home articles should never be used except timely use of Castoria would save ai fast as she could go. So much for the front of the property of the Lucy W. in the Old Country. Lipton's "No. i" is unanimously de on prescriptions from reputable physi majority of these precious lives, j "savage and aggressive" disposition of S. Morgan. clared to be The Finest Tea The Wcrld Can Produce. cians, as the damage they will do is Neither do we hesitate to say that' the black bear.—W. T. Hornaday in St. On the corner of Huron and Ingalls ten fold to the good you can possibly many of these infantile deaths are jNicholas. streets, at the property of M ary Fitz derive from them. Hall's Catarrh occasioned by the use of narcotic gerald estate. Cure, manufactured by jt\ J. Cheney Solid Emery Wheels. & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, preparations. All the drops, tinct 1 On the corner of William and Divis and is taken internally, acting directly ures and syrups sold for children's In the production of solid emery wheels the best cement that can be em ion streets, at the property of Elum S. upon the blood and mucous surfaces complaints are composed principally of the system. In buying Hall's Ca ployed is one that binds the emery to Worden. tarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. of opium or morphine. They are, gether with that degree of strength On the north side of Kingsley street, It is taken internally and is made in in considerable quantities, deadly which will resist the centrifugal strain at the property of A. R. Schmidt. THE TRUTH UNCORKED. Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.poisons. In any quantity, they stu due to the high speed at which emery On motion of Mr. Keech, the Street The Export Beer of Testimonials free. pefy, retard circulation, and lead wheels cut best—about 5,000 feet speed Commissioner was ordered to take the (STSold by druggists, price 75c. per to congestions, sickness, death. per minute. It must not soften by fric bottle. tional heat nor glaze nor burst nor be necessary steps to cause the sidewalks Castoria operates exactly the re come brittle and break with cold, nor to be put in good repair. THE ANN ARBOR BREWING CO. Lima. verse. It causes the blood to circu must it hold the cutting grains until On motion the Board adjourned. Is the purest, choicest and best brewed in Washtenaw County. Especial attention to Matie late properly, opens the pores of Misses Emma Graves and they are too dull to cut nor release W. J. MILLER, Clerk. bottling beer for family use. Goodal, of Ann Arbor, are visiting the skin and allays fevers. Then them so readily as to waste away the Mr. N. E. Freer and wife. the child sleeps. He gets well. wheel too fast. It must be capable of "Hood's Vegetable Pills are the best 1 Rev. A. Storms and family, of De This is the way Castoria acts. being thoroughly mixed evenly with the for billiousness and foul stomach that IT troit, is spending a few days with Ir "Castoria is the best medicine for grain emery, so that the wheel may not I know of." ving Storms. O. J. EATON, Lima, Mich. children. I recommend it. have either hard or soft spots and be Mrs. Elvira Whittaker, formerly of out of balance, and must also be capable Lima, died Thursday evening last DR. W. H. HUBBARD. of being tempered to suit different O week, at Chelsea. She was the wife Perth Amboy, N. J." kinds of metal or work. Great care and of J. M. Whittaker and was for many "I use Castoria in my practice. skill are required in the matter of se years a resident of Lima. The funeral When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. It should be given at the commence lecting only pure and strong chemicals When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. was held at Chelsea, Saturday, Rev, for these cements.—Cassi'er's Magazine. w Mr. McGee, conducting the services. ment of all children's ailments, and When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. will cure them immediately, or ren When aha had Children, she gave them Castoria. der their course more mild. So broad is the scope of modern char A Household Treasure. ity that in many cases, particularly in D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N.Y., DR. J. J. MURPHY. Europe, it has taken forms fanciful if says that he always keeps Dr. King's Lima, Ohio." New Discovery in the house, and his Dot absurd. London has three or four family has always found the very best refuges for lost dogs. These establish Kail Boad Notes. Ann Arbor Brewing Co. S. B. Basford, of Carthage, S. D.,tnents.are kept up by bequests and do TELEPHONE No 101 results follow its use; that he would was taken sick in Sioux City. He pro J. W Hailey, of Batavia, N. Y.,con not be without it, if procurable. G. A. cured two bottles of Parks' Sure Cure nations. ductor on N. Y. C. Railway, and one Dykeman, druggist, Catskill, N. Y.,for the Liver and Kidneys. He says: of the best known men on the road, says that Dr. King's New Discovery is "I believe Parks' Sure Cure excels all "Xmas" is often written instead of says of Parks' Tea: For ten years I HAVING REMOVED undoubtedly the best Cough remedy; Christmas, and the authoriity for so have suffered from constipation. Tried c w, VOGEL, other medicines for Rheumatism and everything and found nothing of last ANN STREET. that he has used it in his family for Urinary disorders." Sold by Eberbach doing is that X is simply the initial let eight years, and it has never failed to ter of the Greek word for Christ. ing value. Hearing so many talking do all that is claimed for it. Why not &Sons. of Parks' Tea, I tried it without much CHOICEST CUTS OF STEAKS. TO KRAPF'S PLANING MILL hope. The first dose moved my bowels try a remedy so long tried and tested? Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder I am now better prepared than ever before Trial bottles free at Eberbach Drug "Remedies for toothache, my friend," easily and now I am cured. It works AU kinds of World's Fair Highest Award. said a philosopher, "will be found to to do all work In wood turning and pattern and Chemical Co.'s drugstore, Ann Ar | like ma?ic. Sold by Eberbach & Sons. MEATS AND SAUSAGES. making with neatness aud dispatch. bor, and at Geo. J. Haeussler's, Man afford instant relief in rveiy case but chester. Regular size 50c and $1.00. Monthly Pains cured by Dr.Miles' Pain Pills. yours.'' Ripans Tabules : a standard remedy Fresh lard always in stock. Poultry in season, ALPHEUS H. ROYS. Sold oy ml druggists. ANN ARBOR ARGUS, AUGUST 3, 1894.
Dexter. Out of Sorts. JERUSALEM'? BOOM. Grace Bale is a Jackson visitor. That is, something is wrong with Mr. Drew was out from Iosco last The Holy City Has Caught the Fever of Mod e baby, but we can't tell just what it ern Progress—Promising Environment. week. is. All mothers recognize the term s Mr. Keid was at Ann Arbor one day The British consul at Jerusalem in The Evening News, recently. | by the lassitude, weakness, loss of his last report gives some interesting a Mrs. T. Vernam entertained a sister j appetite, inclination to sleep, heavy details respecting the state of the Holy "The Great Daily of Michigan.'* § I breathing, and lack of interest shown City. It appears that buildings of vari Meals for s last week. 9 The Associated Press and many smaller news gathering agencies, B. Hopkins and wife were at Milan ' by baby. These are the symptoms ous kinds continue to be erected in the the past week. | of sickness. It may be fever, con vicinity, and that the city is far out a a thousand active correspon ^^iifJ^^ d«nts, a large force of city Mr. Arksey and family at the Port i gestion, worms, croup, diphtheria, growing its former limits. On the west Five Cents £ and special reporters, care /ftp* **\V *u' anc* caPa'3'e ©d'tow, ern side houses have increased so rapidly Eachjperson eats on the average age on Sunday. ! or scarlatina. Do not lose a min ~ thoughtful editorial writers,//_ flftft\l special contributors and J within the last few years that quite a flavor these would require M. Rogers and wife are staying with j ute. Give the child Castoria. It large suburb has arisen wh<5re formerly I* artists, work unceasingly l\r* » Y/J day after day to produce 2 Bay City friends. j will start the digestive organs into Crystal S*lt. This is a trifle great there were fields and vineyards. Every er outlay than if the other kinds b "The Great Daily of Michi \S», ^/gan," to say nothing of the O Nina Swick has gone to visit her ' operation, open the pores of theavailable piece of land is now being sister in Adrian. skin, carry of off the fcetid matter, bought up by private persons or by be more than cover the difference, p hundreds engaged in the ^^« ~T^^ printing, mailing, and dis c W. P. Smith spent Sunday with his and drive away the threatened sick and pay for the luxury of having O tribotion of over 60,000 papers every day, throughout the State. sisters at Hudson. nevolent societies and missions, and al ness. ready the name of Modern Jerusalem a Wm. Ryan made his Chelsea friends Gentlemen. has been given to this new quarter. Diamond 0 Visit the Press Room of the News when in Detroit. a call Wednesday. Last year the first public garden was a P. Seper, wife and friend, were at "I notice that you have made completed outside the Jaffa gate, and ^ 2 CENTS * COPY. 65 SHELBY STREET, the lakes, Wednesday. Messrs. Elliott Bros., of Sydney, the trade is generally increasing, espe Crystal Salt S* 10 CENTS A WEEK. Mr. Butler and family took a drive Australian agents for your Castoria. instead of the other kinds. But the $1.25 FOR 3 MOUTHS BY MAIL. DETROIT. O cially that in Jaffa oranges, olive wood important thing about it is the finer Agencies in every village , town and city in the State of Michigan. to Zukey lake, Sunday. When traveling in America last year, work (now an important local industry) flavor your food will have and the greater protection your health will ooaoooooosooooeoooooooooooooooooooooQooooooeoooqi Miss Myrtie Bostwick is on a visit my little boy became greatly de and olive oil. The export of colocynth receive when you use the aalt that's; to friends at Sand Beach. ranged, and at times quite sick. declined iu consequence of a tithe levied all salt. Ask your Grocer for' DIAMOND CRYSTAL. If he has James McLaughlin has been down The Chicago physician upon whom I on it by the authorities. It is gathered notgotit, write to us. If you make from Leslie for a week or more. by Arabs in the neighborhood of Gaza, butter, investigate our Dairy Salt, 2:10 1-4 J 2:10 1-4. called, recommended me to use Cas there's money in it. Address Mrs. Pulirer is home after a fewtoria. From the day I commenced where it grows wild. An interesting en SPEED GREAT days stay with Webster friends. terprise which has recently been com Diamond Crystal Salt Co., BREEDING. INDIVIDUALITY. its use my child grew better and ST. CLAIR, niCH. W1LKIE KNOX 07. Mrs. R. Gharety and daughter were menced is the collection of the bitumen here with friends last Sabbath. soon regained his usual health. I which rises to the surface and floats Fastest Stallion Bred and Owned in Mich if/an ! Best Raprvven Mrs. W. Stevens, of Ann Arbor is procured a dozen bottles of Casto about on the Dead sea. Two sailing paying her friends in town a visit. ria; have used some and given some boats were taken by train from Jaffa to CONFEDERATE BRIGADIERS. tative Son of Gale's Barney Wiike*, Z:23>(. away. . It is a prompt and good John Hill and daughter spent Satur 7 Jerusalem and then conveyed in carts They Are Rapidly Passing From the Arena day and Sunday at Whitmore Lake. remedy.' to the Jordan, where they were floated of National Politics. E. Lawton, of Ypsilanti, made his Very respectfully, down the river to the Dead sea, and The men who enjoyed prominence in T, 14,O36, old friends a call the first of the week. they are now engaged in picking up thethe military and civil service of the ONE OF THE CHOICEST BRED STALLIONS IN THK UNITED STATES, Mrs. J, Smalley and Allie Morris, of JAMES EVANSON. bitumen, which is in much request in confederacy are rapidly passing from Detroit, are home with their parents. Clarence, Australia. Enrope. the arwa of national politics. Below is Jesse Henry, of Pettysville, was the The consul thinks it would be advan a reco»;t of such as are still in active i Hainbletonian 10. guest of friends Sunday and 'Monday. MISTAKES ON THE WIRE. tageous to trade with the inland dis life in Washington: CO ( Electioneer, 125 .. < Mrs. Scott has returned to her home t.udicrons Errors Made by Telegraph Op tricts if a steam launch and lighters The senior United States senator from CO .,,.„,,, Green Monnt'n Maid. in Bay City after a few days sojourn erator* In Transmitting Dispatches. were placed on the Dead sea to ferry Alabama, John T. Morgan, was a briga Egotist 5018... | Belmont64. here. The fanny mistakes of telegraphers across the produce of Moab, which is a dier general in the Confederate army, o ( A number of the sports from here are as numerous as those charged up to country that is rich in cereal*, fruit and her other senator, James L. Pugh, Sprite v attended the Stockbridge races this proofreaders A gentleman who has been and cattle. At present it is conveyed by was a member of the Confederate con ( Waterwitch. week. an extensive traveler, and consequently caravans round the north or south end gress. Hon. Joseph Wheeler, who at i Hainbletonian 10. Chas. Lewis, of Ypsilanti, a former not supposed to overlook any details, of the Dead sea, entailing a journey of tained the rank of lieutenant general in f Dictator 113. resident of this village, greeted friends saw his wife off on a train for the slope from four to five days. Kerak, the chief the Confederate service, has for 12 years Clara. Tuesday. the other day. It was supposed that ev town of Moab, is now garrisoned with been there presontative in congress from I Aureola J Mrs. John Joys has her grand daugh erything had been arranged. The good Ottoman troops, and authority is estab the Ejghth Alabama district. Blackwood 74. ter, Miss Nellie Joys, with her during by and its accompaniment had beenlished there, so that if rapid communica The senior senator from Georgia, John Bertha j vacation. passed, and the gentleman returned to tion were established the whole produce B. Gordon, was likewise a lieutenant { Starlight. Harold Keith, of Mt. Clemens will his home. That night his wife suddenly of Moab would find its way to Jerusa general in the Briny of the confederacy. spend the summer with his grand lem and the coast.—Boston Transcript. daughter. remembered that sho had left a valuable ThoHon. Edward C. WaltJiull of Mis adjunct to her happiness and wrote a sisippi, a major general in the Confed SERVICE FEE FOK 18i>4, Return Privilege. Mrs. Lyman Hadley fell from a message to her husband which he re RCSEBERY AND RACING. erate service, and of late (Jhe junior cherry tree and received injuries about ceived the following morning at his of United State:; senator from his native WILKIE KNOX $35. BAKOMET 935. the head. The Prime Minister Is Not Yet Out of His fice. It read: state, while not in active politics, hav Accidents and Escapes at Owner's Risk. M. Robbins, wife and baby, and Et "Forgot. Think conductor has tele Wrangle Witli the Nonconformists. ing resigned for the balance of his pres tie Smith, of Hudson, spent the Sab graphed for it.'' The nonconformist conscience hasent term in the upper house, has been bath here. He read it again, and it read as at finaLy succeeded in drawing out Lord elected for and is confidently expected Mr. Barton and wife, of Lyndon, Rosebery on the subject of horse races, to take his seat in that honorablo body 512 Miles East of Ann Arbor were among the good people here last first. "Forgoc vhat," he murmured. or rather race horses, for a sharp dis Wednesday. And he read it again and kept reading in March, 18i)5. on River Road. it until the words ran together and his tinction is made between the two The senior United States senator from Mrs. E. Blood and Miss T. Branch, temples throbbed. He sent a message to phrases. The premier's clever interpre Missouri, Fruncis M. Cockrell, was a IF. P., TPSILii.lTTr, MICK. are home from their visit with Fowler his house asking the servants if Mrs. tation of the Puritan figure of Crom brigadier general in the Confederate vine friends. well between himself and his virtuous army, and the other senator from that Will Taylor spent Sunday at Zukey had left anything. They made no critics is accepted as a practically con REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF lake and Hamburg and Thursday at discoveries, of course. Then he sent a clusive argument in a country which commonwealth, George G. Vest, held Stockbridge. message to the operator at the office positions in both houses of the Confed from which his wife's message was sent ranks precedent as higher authority than erate congress. Geo. Smith and wife are here from asking him to repeat it. He waited for principle. The present senior United States sen I I Fowlerville, visiting his mother and an answer. He lost his luncheon and his This paramount characteristic of theators from both North and South Caro * If 1 other friends. English mind is amazingly shown in At Ann Arbor, Michigan, at the close of business, Jlay 4,1894. Fanny Smith returned home Satur" dinner waiting. He remained at his of the reply to the prime minister's urbane lina, Matt W. Ransom and M. C. But fice until late at night, and as he was ler, were major generals in the Confed RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. day after a few days stay with her sis retort. Instead of defying the historic Loans and Discounts, 1387,350 03 ters in Hudson. about to leave in despair he received an erate service. Stocks, Bonds, Mortgages, etc 15!),£il 91 answer to his. It read: "Forgot trunk. example of the lord protector and stick The representatives from Tennessee Overdrafts 1,591 66 Capital slock p;iid in I 50,000 00 Postmaster Costello after a few days ing to its guns, the Antigambling so Bankinghouse 30,500 00 Surplus fund 150,000 00 illness is able to be out again and at Conductor has telegraphed for it." ciety weakly suggests that if Croni well in the upper house of congress are Isham Real Estate, Furniture, Fixtures and Undivided profits, 14, Sure enough, the word "trunk" had G. Harris, the senior, and William B. Safety Deposit Vaults 9,988 20 Dividends uupaid, tend to his duties. had possessed as much knowledge of the Other Real Estate 4,997 07 385 00 James Bostwick, of Plymouth, rode been made to read "thirjk. " But wasn't evils of gambling as is now available Bate, who is the junior senator from Current expenses and taxes paid 3,107 79 it strange that a man who had traveled that commonwealth. The first men CASH. DEPOSITS. over on his wheel to visit old aciiuain he would have sold his race horses, as Due from banks in reserve cities ... 117,221 91 taince for a few days. all over the world should come to hisRosebery is asked to do. tioned was a war governor of his native Due from other banks and bankers.. 3,655 37 Hank . :ir (I Hunkers 75,956 09 Mrs G. Reason and son, of Pinck own home to forget to check his wife's state, and the last named was a major CheckC s and cash items 1,31, 5 202 Certificates of deposit 5,700 00 trunk? He laughed to himself after it The two letters have started the dis general in the Confederate army. NikNickell s and ppennie i s 5411415411133 ney, passed here Sunday on their way cussion afresh, but the episode has so GlGoldd coiin 30,000 00 Commetnul deposits 186,637 14 home from Ann Arbor. was all over. But it had cost him lots And, lastly, Eppa Hunton, who sawSilver coin 4,000 00 Savings deposits 686,701! 79 amused the English that the winner of U. S. and National Bank Notes 25,300 00 Mrs. O. F. Hall, of Detroit, is being of worry. the Derby has little to fear. It is an in service as brigadier general in the entertained at the home of her sister, Equally funny is this one: Confederate army, at present occupies 8 750 11 I 11,068,750 11 teresting fact that Rosebery's most nu STATE OF MICHIGAN, I the position of junior senator from Vir B8 Mrs. Snyder, of Webster. A lady iu this city had received a let merous and enthusiastic defenders are County of Washtenaw. ( Misses Mary and Myrta Taylor were ter from her old home in Connecticut ginia in the congress of the United I, Charles E. Hiscock, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the which caused, her a good deal of trouble. among his political opponents. TheStates. above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. CHAS. E. HISCOCK, Cashier. entertained by Mr. and Mrs. F. Griere Liberal party has much more to fear CORRECT—Attest: Christian Mack, \v. D. Harriman. W. 15. Smith, Directors. at Gregory, Thursday last. Her answer to it was by wire. When from the stern virtues of the noncon Thus do we perGeive that of the multi Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 8th day ot May, 1894. Mr. Reed and family and lady friend it was delivered in the Connecticut formist conscience. tude of those who distinguished them MICHAEI, J. FRITZ, Notary Public. of Detroit, will spend a part of the home, it read: So some organs which support the selves in the military and civil annals warm season at the Portage. "How's the weather?" of the confederacy only 12 remain in Capital security, $100,000 I ToaJ assets, $1,000,000.00 Dr. Randall made E. R. Doane and What an exasperating query at such a prime minister politically take a dubi national halls upholding in the present, family a visit last week on his way time! The letter referred to the lady's ous view of the incident. Enemies like as they strove to do in the past, theCapital stock paid in, 50,000 | Surplus, 150,000.00 home from Clay Springs, Florida. The Times and The Telegraph chuckle mother's health. The dispatch should gleefully over the discomfiture of therights and interest of the section of Transacts a general banking business; buys and sells exchanges on New A. Taylor returned home Monday have read, "How's mother?" critics. They review copiously the his which they are the honored representa York, Detroit and Chicago; sells drafts on all the principal cities of Europe. after a few days' stay with his daugh A little different is this one: A gen tives.—Augusta Chronicle. This bank, already having a lar^e business, invites merchants and others ter in the northern part of the state. tory of the great pretender's sporting pro tleman of this city sent his wife a mes clivities and lament any decadence in to open accounts with them with the assurance of the most liberal dealing con Prof. Arthur J. Simrns, of the Busi sage from Washington March 4, 1893,the favorite national pastime.—New Eskimos and Tobacco. "istent with safe banking. ness College, of Port Huron, is home prepaid, and it has not been delivered York Sun's London Letter. "There are many interesting features In the Savings Department interest at the rate of four per cent, is paid with his parents during the summer up to the present writing. The corre about the Eskimos of Alaska,'' said A. semi annually, on the first days of January and July, on all sums that were vacation. spondence between the Chicago office C. Bruce, who is in charge of Lake deposited three months previous to those days, thus affording the people of this L. T. Smith and family, of Mason, and the Washington and New York HOMING PIGEONS IN THE NAVY. city and county a perfectly safe depository for their funds, together with a re haying been visiting here "mother, also Charles Reindeer station, at the Gibson. turn in interest for the same. Money to loan on approved securities. offices about the transaction has accu A Trial on the Monongahela Demonstrates One of the most interesting features DIRECTORS.—Christian Mack, W. D. Harriman, Daniel Hiscock, William enjoyed a few days camping at North mulated until the batch looks like the Their Value as Messengers. Lake with friends. of this peculiar people to me has been Deubel, Willard B. Smith, David "".insey, and L. Gruner. papers in a long continued lawsuit— The United States practice ship Mo their habit of smoking. They are invet The Ladies' Social Circle of the M. Chicago Herald. OFFICERS.—Christian Mack, ^resident; W. D. Harriman, Vice President; E. church met in the church parlors nongahela, Captain C. M. Chester com erate smokers without regard to sex. Chas. E. Hiscock. Cashier, M. J. Fritz Ass't Cashier. last Wednesday. A good many mem manding, has arrived in Gardiner's bay Their pipes are made of walrus tusks bers were present. , Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder from Annapolis. She has three classes and are hollowed out in such a manner Married, August 1st, 1S94, at the Most Perfect Made. of naval cadets on board and is on her that a great deal of the tobacco as well home of the bride's parents in Web summer cruise. as the smoke is inhaled. They will meet ster, Mr. and Mrs. W. Blodgett, Miss The Grip. An interesting experiment with a pi every whaling or other vessel, and al May Blodgett to Mr. W. S. Moore, of An experience with this disease dur geon messenger service was tried. Themost any kind of a trade can be made Ann Arbor. ng all its past epidemics, warrants the Monongahela took with her a number for bmoking tobacco. They will deliver STAPLER & CO, H. Phelps and family after several bold claim that Dr. King's Netu Diseov of birds from the Naval academy loft. up the ivory of the walrus at very much months stay in Colorado in search of ',ry will positively cure each and every Each day after leaving Annapolis one of less than its value and take in exchange their daughter's health returned home use if taken in time, and the patient these was released with messages for smoking tobacco at several times its real Successors to Overbeck At Stabler. last Friday, with but little improve akes the ordinary care to avoid expo home. The last was liberated 90 miles worth. Tho greatest punishment you ment of her health. sure. Another thing has been proven, off Cape Henry and fully 200 miles can in3ic:; npen an Eskimo is to deprive that those who have used Dr. King's H. Schieferstein and family and J. New Discovery escape the many trou from Annapolis. Advices received from him of his tobacco. "—Cincinnati En Schultis and wife, and Messrs. J. blesome after results of this disease Annapolis show the birds reached there quirer. Schieferstein, Will Dolan, M. AnB y all means get a bottle and try it.in good time. drews, with a number of th'eir friends, It is guaranteed, and nionev will be re Lieutenant P. N. Tyler will put in a A Secret Defined. spent Sunday at the lakes. funded if no good results follow its messenger pigeon loft at the Norfolk A secret is a thing which you com Married, Wednesday, August 1,1894, ise. Sold at Eberbach Drug & Chem navy yard, as the experiment, the offi municate to one whom yon can trust. Frank Lemmon and Miss Nellie Sloan, ical Co.'s drug store, Ann Arbor, and cers of the Monongahela declare, has He, in turn, tells it to somebody that both of this village. They are both at Geo J. Haeussler's drugstore, Man shown such a messenger service can be he can trust, and that somebody reveals well known in this place and have the :hester. best wisher of their many friends. made an important feature of all ourit to another somebody whom ho can They will begin housekeeping in their naval stations and war hips cruising trust. And so it goes tho rounds, but new home in this village. The Prettiest Girl in Town along the coast.—New York World. it is still a secret, although everybody Has been using Parks' Tea and she knows it.—Boston Transcript. says: "My complexion is very much A Pine Knot Squirrel Hunt. WE WILL HELP THE POOR! That Tired Feeling improved. That muddy look is all One hundred years ago the Japanese gone. I take a cup of Parks' Tea three "A pine knot squirrel hunt is about Is a dangerous condition directly due nights a week and feel just elegant." the most exciting sport I know,'' said were so separated from the remainder How will we do it? to depleted or impure blood. It should old by Eberbach & Sons. A. R. Mcllvane. "In the pine woods ofI of mankind that so far as any inter not be allowed to continue, as in its the south there are a great many squir course was concerned they might almost debility the system is especially liable as well have inhabited the moon. to serious attacks of illness. Hood's BUCKLE WS ARNICA SALVE. rels, and the ground is covered with WHY, BY SELLING THEM Sarsaparilla is the remedy for such a The Best Salve In the world for Cute, knots. These are very hard, and their Life savers on the French coast condition, and also for that weakness Bruises, Sores, Ulsers, Salt Rheum, shape renders them much easier than hereafter to be aided by trained ax* which prevails at the change of season, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, stones to throw straight. Frequently climate or life. Chilblains,Corns,and all Skin Eruptions parties of expert throwers are formed to and positively cures Piles ,or no pay Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke your Life Away WOOD required. It Is guaranteed to give per kill squirrels without guns, and it is re HOOD'S PILLS are purely vegetable, markable how successful they ara la the truthful, startling title of a little book fect satisfaction, or money refunded. that tells all about No to bac, the wonderful, Cheaper than they ever before bought it in carefully prepared from the best ingre Price. 25 ecnts per box. For sale by When a squirrel is sighted, the manharmless Guaranteal tobacco habit cure. The dients. 25c. The Eberbach Drug and Chemical Co., who discovers him has the first throw, cost is trifling and the man who wants to cjuit Ann Arbor. Just look at tlusc prices and will see. Ann Arbor, and Geo. J. Haussler, and if the squirrel is not hit it belongs and can't runs no physicasca l or financial risk in This is no Blnff, Best Beech and Maple Blocks If you want a reliable dye that will using "No to bacNotobac.. SoSoldl by all druRRid s Manchester. to whoever gets it. About one half of BooBkk atD Drun Stores or by mail free Ad per cord $2.20, best Beech and Maple four foot color an even brown or black, and will the throws bring the squirrels down, dress, The Sterling Remedy Co., Indiana please and satisfy you every time, use It Does Not Cost Anything and the party will often return with 100 Mineral Springs, Ind. per cord $5.00. Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers. To try Parks' Sure Cure. A specific of the animals. As the trees are high Why Do You Cough? cure of all diseases peculiar to women. and the squirrels are generally on the Do you not know that Parks' Cough Ask your druggist our guaranteed branches, the difficulty of hitting them Syrup will cure it? We guarantee „ ERE WiaS£ FAILS. plan. Sold by Eberbach & Sons. is very great, but the skill of a great every bottle. There are many Cough HEINZ MANN & LAUBENGAYER. Beet Cough Syrup. Tutee Good. Dee Syrups but we believe Parks' is the in tima Bold by druggist*. many with these knots is remarkable^" No. 9 W. Wasfcinefon Street* Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder —Cincinnati Enquirer. best and most reliable. Sold by Eber World's Fair Highest Medal and Diploma. bach & Sons. Telephone No. 85. ANN ARBOR ARGUS, AUGUST 3. 1894.
coming more mellow with each pass question, however, as to the recep Awarded he ing day. It is now thought that the tion of the president's letter by theHighest Honors—World's Fair CUT CL4SS WARE. conferees will have their differences country. The people are with him BEAKKS & HAMMOND. PROPRIETORS. DR settled before the close of the week in his bold stand for principle and We have just received a large line of the latest PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY and that the settlement will not bethe faithful carrying out of party for $l.oo per year strictly in advance. styles in cut glass ware. When going by our store Subscriptions not paid in advance $ 1.25 a year. on the lines of the senate patch pledges. There is no doubt that work either. This would indica e the position of the president is the stop and look in the window. OFFICIAL PAPER OFTHE CITY. that the protection sugar trust sena position of the vast majority of dem BELTS and. BTJCZiLES. E»tered at the Port Offlee, in Ann Arbor, Mich torial junta is on all fours with ears ocrats through the country. This as second class matter. CREAM The Latest Designs in Silverware Novelties. to the ground and that they are be is attested by the resolutions of OXIAIJO ( ' Repair Shops are the Ir.rgest between Delroit and ginning to hear from the people on every party convention that has OJlUjTOi Chicago. Only skilled workmen employed. the questions at issue between the since been held and by the almost BAKING two houses. Wherever the people unanimous voice of the democratic have spoken, their voice has rung and independent press of the na Haller's Jewelry Store. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3,1894. out loud and clear in support of the tion. POWDER president and the house. There is j The letter has had the effect of MOST PERFECT MADE. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. no question but that the democratic recalling all democrats who were A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Frel party is for the tariff plank of thebeginning to waver between a policy firom Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant Benator (Long Term)— Constructed of steel, no loading, no unload EDWIN P. UHL. Chicago platform and consequently of supposed expediency and prin 4O YEARS THE STANDARD. ing; no danger of turning; easily rnisi d from Benator (Short Term)— for the Wilson bill in preference to ciple back to their allegiance to the seat to clear It of obstructions and for The jail record is small, only transporting. Any child capable of driving a JOHN STRONG. principle. It has placed the pres team CBn handle it. Grain and Grass Seeder Governor— the senate bill because the former is Attachment not shown in cut. For testimon eight persons being registered there ials and particulars write the manufacturer? SPENCER 0. FISHER. a nearer approach to a distinctive ident in the acknowledged leader during this month.—Charlotte Tri lieutenant Governor— revenue tariff than the latter. These ship of the party organization, and bune. The officers must be strange SMALLEY BROS. & CO., MILTON F. JORDAN. ly direlict of their duty. Secretary of State— trust senators have been false to left the junta of trading democratic Bay City, Mich. LEWIS F. IRELAND. democratic principles and policies protectionists clinging to its ragged C. N. Flantburgh, of BunkerHill, Btate Treasurer— edge and in immediate danger of Ingham county, sold this season OFTO KARSTE. and they must be brought back to a over $1,000 worth of strawberries Farmers' Picnic. being trampled upon if they do not Audit ir G eneral— realizing sense of their obligations from less than three acres of ground. The farmers' annual basket picnic WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC. FKANK H. GILL. square themselves with democratic Attorney General— to the people or be trampled under And yet we hear every day that will be held at Whitmore Lake on OST—on Monday afternoon July 16th, 1801, JAMES D. O'HARA. foot. doctrines It has served also, to farming don't pay! Saturday, August'25. It is expect Lone pocket ledger account book on a street Commissioner State Land Office— in Ann Arbor or on the 6Outh Ypsilanti road PETER MULVANEY. release the great majority of dem The "off hoss" of the Adrian ed the nominees for governor, of all to H. Platt's, then south to Milan, the finder Superintendent of Public Insttuction— political parties represented in Mich will please send to me at Chelsea, Mich , and ALBERT E. JENNINGS. The so called conservative demo ocratic senators from the duress in chemical engine, has "Pingreed," receive reward. H. LIGHTHALL. that is, he will be consarnedly and igan, will be present. Half fare Member State Board of Education— :ratic senators, being in opposition which they have been held. There rates will undoubtedly be given by OR SALE OR KENT.—Large new house MICHAEL DEVEREATJX. eternally kicked to death by geese, F with, all modern improvements, cistern to party pledges and the vast ma are strong evidences also, that it all railroads. A cordial invitation and city water in honse and well near door. if he ever pulls another pound Will take in part payment small house or lots The reports given out from Lan jority of democrats of the country is having the desired effect in the harness. He has balked "for is hereby extended to every one. or small farm near city, balance on long time By order of the Committee. and low interest. P. C. Box 1345. sing show that Michigan now has aon the tariff, have heretofore shel upon the recalcitrant senators and good." tered themselves behind the claim that as they hear from their consti A Charlotte woman is in jail, HENRY C. WALDRON, OR SALE—Five acres on West Huron population of 2,241,000, an increase R. C. REEVES, President. F street. Good house, barn, orchard. Beau that their position on the tariff bill tuencies, they are weakening in their charged with slandering another tiful location. Will sell on easy terms. Apply of 147,111 in four years. Of this woman. It is as much as a woman's Secretary. to or address E. D. Davie, West Huron street, loyalty to the trusts in whose inter Ann Arbor, Michigan. 7tf gain, 109,760 or more than two was dictated by the industrial in liberty is worth in Charlotte, to call terests of their own localities. But est they have tried to force legisla another woman "a mean dirty thing T. & A. A. Bulletin. OR SALE AND TO RENT.—Several good thirds is in the cities. F farms, farming lands and city property as the people have become aroused, tion. The indications at present with a nose wart and a skewawed Rates of one and one half fare for improved and unimproved, on very easy the round trip will be made for the terms. Franklin L. Parker, 24 Ann St., Ann by the president's letter, to theare that the senate will recede from bonnet." The democratic state convention following: Arbor. trading and selfish propensities of its concessions to the trusts and Jackson people are demanding a of Florida in a ringing resolution $5,000 clock in the top of the tower For the camp meeting for Hack OR SALE.—30 acres on Chubb St. in acre give its support to the revenue idea F or five acre lots or all together. Long condemns the democratic senators these "compromisers," even this of its new postoffice building. Since ley Park, July 19 to Aug. 24, tickets time, smal.. l payment, , 6 pe] rr cenc t interest. Jas. H. McDonald, 42 MofTat Building, Detroit, who have obstructed tariff reform, ground seems to be slipping from of the tariff. This is the only idea the Jackson man "to the manor to be sold July 15 to 20 inclusive, Mich. under them. Recently the fol that should control in tariff legisla born" is said to take a drink once July 24, 26 and 28, Aug. 2d to 4th and approves the efforts of the inclusive, Aug. 7th and 9th, Aug. IANO TUNING.—A. D. Brown, the well lowing numerously signed protest tion and the president has done his an hour, what do they want of a P known piano tuner with C. J.Whitney, will house to relieve the people of un 13 and 14th, Aug. 20th and 2TSt, be in the city soon. Orders left at the ARGUS against the course of Senator Smith party and the country valuable ser town clock? office will receive his attention. just taxation and burdens. " From Coldwater whiskey produces the limited to return to Aug. 25th, '94. of New Jersey, on the tariff bill vice in the direction of freeing the For the camp meeting at Haslett O RENT.—At No. 20 S. State St. A flat of the people," say these democrats, most profound sleep. A drummer T 6ix rooms. Enquire at 18 S. State St. 28tf "the democratic party receives its was forwarded to him. It shows consumers and the industries of the tried it the other day, and lying Park, July 25111 to Aug. 30th. Tickets to be sold each Tuesday, O RENT.—iurnished house heated witb the falsity of his claims and indi country from the grip of the money down by the railroad, slept off his T furnace, in googo d order. ApplVpply to Noah power," and "to the people its first Thursday and Saturday, limited to ck. cates that the democrats of Newpower as represented by the trusts tan shoes, gold ring and $4 cash. G. Butts, Room IS. Masonic Bloc duty is due." return to Sept. 17th. ANTED. —Good tenant for very nice store Jersey are genuine tariff reformers The letter of the president is states A tramp who saw him says nobody W on Liberty et. near State. Terms reason touched him. For the Salvation Army annual able. Also flats to rent, very desirable. En manlike and honest and sets forth When the protective duty on re and supporters of the administra "Major Seymour Howell did not camp meeting at Flint, Mich., June quire 18 South State st. fined sugar was put in the McKin and that they stand squarely on thedemocratic duty just as the people give any reasons for his action when 29th to July 10th. Chicago platform. It says: understand it, and it should there he suddenly announced on Friday For the Toledo Cycle Club Races ley bill by the republican senate at Toledo,. O., July 25th and 26th. in 1890, the republican house The undersigned, your constituents, fore extort valuable concessions from his withdrawal from the canvass for the state treasurership." Thus says Tickets to be sold July 24, 25 and readily acquiesed in it. When the all democrats, desire to protest against the selfishness of the "compromise' 26, limited to July 27th. Special Sale! the Detroit Tribune Phonograph. your action in opposing the Wilson bill senators and result in the better W. H. BENNETT, same coterie of Sugar Trust sena That's "Phonny." Must be the The ladies attention is wanted during the as it came from the house of represen ment of the tariff bill. If it does R. S. GREENWOOD, G.P.A. tors sought to repeat this favor to tives, and in so doing we wish to em politician didn't read the Telegram sale starting June 2d until June 30th. I will not, then we shall have one more Agent. sell trimmed hats and bonnets, valued from the Trust at the present session, the phasize one or two facts which you interview. The Tribune is so "aw fully" posted on second district pol $ .00 to $7 50, from 50c up to $5.00. All democratic house indignantly re seem to have forgotten. In your con battle for the destruction of the Untrimmed Hats from 10c to $1.00. Leg itics.—Adrian Telegram. Plum Orchard. horn Hats from 50c up to $2.00. the very best fused to agree to it. This exhibits test for the United States senatorship, trusts and the extirpation of the A poor, hungry footpad met Adel It will pay anyone living any quality. Come early and select the best. it was distinctly stated as a reason for iniquitous system of protection Respectfully, the measureless difference between bert Shepardson, of Jackson, "un where near C. W. Miller, Dexter, Your election that you were in full ac In any event the battle for commer a republican and a democratic house. cord with the policy of President der the gaslight," and requested Mich., to visit his plum orchard, as Mrs. A. M. OTTO, —Lansing Journal. Cleveland with reference to the tariff ial freedom cannot long be demoney to keep him from starv it is a beautiful sight. He expects to get hundreds of bushels. He Cor. 'Washington and 4th Ave. and shared with him distinctly all hislayed. Protection must go. ing Shepardson said he had none views upon that subject. It was like like a thief," for has the finest red, blue and green The democrats of Queen Anne but he ' lied plums. Anyone wishing some of wise stated as a reason for defeating he had $zo inhis breeches at that county, Maryland, recently met inGovernor Abbett that in you we have Notice. moment, and when the famishing these would be wise to send in their convention for the purpose of nam a representative of clean politics and Any person knowing of the exist footpad told him to "dig up" hisorder. It won't be but a month be fore the plums will be ripe and many ing delegates to the congressional a high standard of political virtue. ance of any nuisance detrimental cash, Shepardson skinned his face bushels have been sold already. convention; and having President But it is with extreme regret that to public health will please leave a with a pair of steel knuckles and we now have to intorm you that the notice with the city clerk or in wri passed along. He comes to Ann Arbor every week Cleveland's letter and Senator Gor two or three times when plums are confidence hitherto existing is fast ing to any member of the Board of The Milan B. C. C. played with man's speech before them, adopted giving way to distrust, and that yourr Health,and the same will be investi ripe, so will deliver to anyone wish the Ann Arbor Browns here last ing them. Address, the following resolution demanding present attitude is even arousirg gated and abolished at once. Friday afternoon. Did they get that "The nominee of the district doubts whether your course is influ By order of the Board of Health. beat? Well, we should say they C. W. MILLER, Dexter Mich. shall accord President Cleveland his enced by patriotic motives and due DR. JOHN KAPP, did. Who? Why, Milan, of course. regard for the wishes and interests of Health Officer. lull support, and shall be sound on Very bad? W e 11 kinder bad. But a vast majority of your constituents. H. B. DODSLEY, But then, it wasn't their fault if tariff reform, as the people are not Inspector. they couldn't get to first base be FOR FINE SOAPS disposed to tolerate nominees who ELI W. MOORE, fore the ball did, they ran as fast as And rich and lasting Perfumes we are able The Argus Book Bindery to offer for your inspection an exceptionally will not actively support true demo THE PRESIDENT'S LETTER. Assistant Inspector. they could. When the game ended large and elegant stock. ANN ARBOR, June 18, 1894. No. 9 N. Main St., Ann Arbor. Soape made from common fats or rosin are cratic principles." There is cer In the midst of the Harrison ad the score stood 14 to o. What! not fit for toilet purposes—be sure and by a ministration, when democratic sen That's what it did.—Milan Leader. ct pure soap at our drug store. tainly no ambiguity about this lan Blank Books Every Description Our pertumes we guarantee the best. guage, and it indicates furthermore timent was just beginning to congeal ROUNDABOUTS. The prohibitionists of Lenawee county are as lively as wigglers in a Manufactured on Short Notice. MANN BROS., Druggists, that the democrats of Queen Anne a little about men and principles rain barrel. They are also beginning Collection and Pocket Wallets. Medical, 39 S. Main St. ANN ARBOK county are not of the Gorman that should stand as the representa The eight miles an hour limit has to lose some of the restraint that Surgical, and other Glass Cases made and tives of the democratic party and itsbeen set, on horse motion in Mo once marked the party and to ex Repaired. variety. renci. We also make a specialty of repairing, HL. KITREDGE, policies, in the campaign of 1892, press themselves in that free, open cleaning and rebinding old books of every No. 6 WEST ANN STREET. The McMillan Rich machine suc at a time when the politician candi As Prof. Cook will teach the Mu gaited style, common to the old description. ceeded at the Grand Rapids repub nith school, it is expected that the parties. For instance, one delegate dates for the presidency were co work will be "well done." Hill, lican convention, as everybody ex who attend the county convention Commissioners' Notice. In the rear of Kdward Duffy's procery store. quetting with every political vagary Rawsonville has a lot of mutton last week remarked: "I came down Hack to all trains, day and night. Orders for pected it would, in riding down all OTATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY trains, parties, weddings and funerals and men were afraid to declare them killing dogs. Still, under the match here to see the corpse. I had heard ^J of Washtenaw. The undersigned haviinns promptly attended to. Telephone, 108 Ann been appointed by the Probate Court for S; Arbor Mich. opposition to its cut and dried pro selves on any question,Grover Cleve less McKinley machinery, wool is that the Prohibition party was dead. County, commissioners to receive, examine anaidd adjust all claims and demands of all persons gramme. It was done, however, land wrote his famous letter on the low. But, it! it won't stay dead." against the estate of Timothy "Wallace, late of A sneak who jumped a restaurant said county, deceased, hereby give notice that six /(is Human nature to want something Jor amidst a fierce display of teeth, un silver issue. The politicians with The Pontiac Gazette was half a months from date are allowed, by order of said nothing. century old last week, and hasn't bill at Wayne and was arrested as Probate Court lor creditors to present their claims sheathing of knives, and the omin. one voice pronounced it the greatest against the estate of said deceased, and that they ous silence of the Wayne delegates. the rheumatism or a joint that "John Doe" and compelled to set will meet at the late residence of said deceased, in piece of monumental stupidity of cracks. tle at a costly figure, also worked the township of Lodi, in said county, on the 31st SILVERWARE Those who were not in full sympathy day of October and on the 31st day of January the time and declared that it sealed Our city dads had a high old time the officer's game on Emmanuel next, at ten o'clock a. m. ot each of said days to with the machine methods, were un receive, examine and adjust said claims. the political doom of the ex presi at the council meeting on Monday Baird, whose son was lately drowned Dated July SI, 1894. ceremoniously sat down upon and dent, and removed him from the list evening.—Lansing Democrat. What, near Ypsilanti. He came, he said, COMSTOCK F. HILL, to have Mr. Baird pay $60 for a PHILIP BLUM. H?Ei AWAY FREE not allowed to express themselves. drunk again! Commissioners. of possibilities for the presidential watch his son purchased just before —AT— Other nominations than those sanc nomination. The people did not Rev. Horace Palmer, of Adrian, his death. The bereaved parent Estate of John G. Hildt, Insane. W. F. Lodholz Grocery Store. tioned by the machine were not lis take that view of the matter how "fences" against Satan part of the did not have $60, but gave the TATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF time, and the rest of the time sells Wa«htenaw, ss, At a session of the Probate Not. 4 and 6 Broadway. tened to. Speakers were squelched ever. They believed in the rugged sharp enough to pay his livery bill. Cours t for the County of Washtenaw, holden at the Page wire fence. Probate Office in )he City of Ann Arbor, on by arbitrary rulings of the chair honesty and right purpose of the It would not violate the game law Thursday,the second day ot August, in the year Dr. Brown, of Jonesville, was re to shoot this "Doe" on sight. ODe thousand eight hundred and Dinety four. This is the way it is done: With The final act in all this will be what man, and in spite of the utmost ef cently so severely walked on by his Present, J.Willard Babbitt, Judge of Probate. every Cash Sale, whether it be ten cents or We wanted to sass back at the In the matter of the estate of John G. fifty dollars we give you a coupon showing is styled "taking your medicine." horse that he is in bed sympathizing forts of the politicians, the people Ann Arbor Argus man this week, Hildt, insane. .,,',. , the amount purchased, and when you hav It is extremely doubtful, however, with some of his patients. William J. Herdman, the guardian of said ward, bought groceries or any goods in our line to demanded and secured his nomina but we dassent: we wanted to give comes into court and represents that he is now repared to render his annual accountas such guar the amount of Forty Dollars, Forty five Dol whether the sickening dose can betion and then triumphantly elected Frank E. Meyer, a university him fits for crediting one of our lars or Fifty Dollars YOU CAN HAVE Thereupon it is ordered, that Tuesday, the 28tb crowded down the throat of those him. Now again in a moment of medical graduate, armed with a pill choicest editorials to the Plymouth day of August inst.. at 10o'clock in the forenoon, YOUR CHOICE of theTWENTY BEAU case, has has swooped down on Mail; but the Argus man is always De assigned for examining and allowing such ac TIFUL PIECES OF SILVERWARE, such whose stomachs are so rebellious peril to democratic principles, count, and that the next of kin of said as Sugar Bowls, Spoon Holder, Cream, Fruit. Whittaker and joined the grand loaded, and we don't care to get in ward and l other persons interested Caster, Berry, Pickle, Butter Dishes, etc. even at the thought. brought about by a few supposed .„ said estate, are required to a army of those who live by others the way of his old shot gun.—Stock session of said court, then to be holden at the friends of tariff reform, he has writ dying. bridge Sun. The Argus herewith Probate "Office in the city of Ann Arbor, in sud CALL AND EXAMINE. County, and show cause, if any there be, why the ten a letter taking the people "Jimmy" Henry one of the best tenders its breezy contemporary an said account should not be allowed. And it Late reports from Washington in is further ordered that said guaidian Remember Everything in the GROCER Y dicate that while the "trust" sena into his confidence. Once again known characters of Adrian died apology for the blunder. The Sun give notice to tbe persons interested in said LINE Sold Cheap for Cash. is too good a paper to be cheated estate of the pendency of said account and the tors continue their threats to defeat the politicians have declared that last week. "Jimmy" was 85 years hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to old, a bachelor and a great freind of out of its credits. We hope also, be published in the ANN ABBOK ABUUB, a newt he has made the greatest blunder paper printed and circulating in said county, three all tariff legislation if their crazy the small boys. He was an humble by this confession of error, to es successive weeks previous to said day of bearing. quilt bill is not accepted by theever perpetrated by a president of cape a libel suit by the Plymouth; J. WILLARD BABBITT, W. F. LODHOLZ ditcher, but frugal, and died worth (A TRUE copy) Judge of Probate. house. They are nevertheless be the United States. There is no ($7,000. Mail. WILLIAM G. DOTY. Probate Register. 4 and 6 Broadway ANN ARBOR ARGUS, AUGUST 3, 1894. LOCAL BREVITIES. Ypsilanti had paid all except $10,000 of her taxes, August ist. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report. Services will be resumed at the FROM "—*' Presbyterian church next Sunday. Ypsilanti colored people celebrat ed Emancipation day, mostly in Mrs. Jane Crutenden, of Ypsi Canada. lanti town, died last Monday, aged SATURDAY 80 years. Alice Black, colored, of Ypsi Baking lanti, died Monday evening of hem A paved gutter has been put inorrhage of the lungs. ON WE SHALL SELL! at the intersection of N. Fifth ave. and Beakes street. Fr. Kennedy and W. L. Pack are a committee to investigate the cost Powder 100 Shirt Waists 1 2 off, to close. Henry Steinbach is engaged in of grounds for the Ypsilanti athletic wiring the residence of Prof. Wines association. 10 pieces Duck Suitings, value 12Ac yd, at 8c. for incandescent lights. ABSOLUTELY PURE Six organs were recently shipped All Leather Belts at just 1 2 price. A teachers' examination was held by the Ann Arbor Organ company Mrs. George Wahr and Miss Mat John McGilvaryhas returned from yesterday by Commissioner Cava to the fierce savages of South Africa. tie Drake returned to Whitmore the East. "Music hath charms," etc. Lake, Thursday. 84 doz. 20c Black Hose at 12c. naugh, at the court house. Capt. Woodruff, of Ypsilanti, was The armory is being treated to a Detective Lombard, of Detroit, Miss Schneidman and Miss Schutz in the city Tuesday. 30 doz. 25c Black Hose at 16c. was in the city Wednesday, and with of Chelsea visited Ann Arbor friends dose of war paint. Wm. Herz is Monday evening. Misses Kittie and Ethel Carr are the instrument of the work. the aid of the sheriff located a stolen visiting in Jackson. horse and buggy at Dexter. The Braun family, of Ann Arbor Beside*, low prices on all Wash Goods, The ordinance forbidding riding town, held a reunion at Whitmore Miss Lily Loomis, of Jackson, is bicycles on the sidewalk is being The ladies of the L. O. T. M.Lake, Wednesday. an Ann Arbor visitor. Etc., to close them out. daily violated on W. Huron st. gave a picnic at Rhode's island for Frank and Anna Condon and Mrs. Ida Garlinghouse has returned the benefit of the little folks, yes trom a visit to Dixboro. The choir of Zion's church will Morris and family are spending the terday afternoon and a pleasant summer at Old Mission. C. Ray Dennen "left Wednesday attend on Sunday a Mission Festival time was had. on a southern trip for pleasure. to be given in the Bridgewater Mrs. Daniel Waite, and children, church. The Lyra Maennerchor are pratic of Dexter, were Tuesday guests at Col. Hemphill, of Ypsilanti, was ing for the attack on Bay City, the home of Aid. Snyder. in the city Wednesday evening. The marriage of Miss Grace Mc where they will go in a special car James Keech, superintendent of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Goodyear are Pherson, of this city, and Herbert with the Harugari Maennerchor and Tolbert's lumber yard, was in Sagi visiting their old home in New York. 2O Main Street. I. Aldrich, of Saginaw, took place the Ann Arbor City band. naw, Tuesday on business. Miss Blanche Heaton, of Jack Tuesday, Rev. J. M. Gelston offici son, is visiting Ann Arbor friends. ating. In the case of Hintz vs. Corzack, Rev. C. G. Stanger has received for the careless pointing of a hand and accepted a call to the pastorate Miss Maud Huntington, of Jack Simon Dieterle and bride, nee cannon in such a manner as to pre of St. Lucas church, Detroit. son, is visiting Ann Arbor friends. Miss Emily Gwinner, are receiving sage the early dissolution of the said Miss Ross, of the telephone ex Mrs. F. J. Downer and daughter, congratulations from their numerous New Furniture Store Hintz, the jury said that Corzuck change, has returned from her vaca of Detroit, visited friends in the city friends. didn't. tion in the north of the state. Tuesday. OF The Christian Endeavor Society Wm. Saunders, of Ypsilanti, who Dr. Joseph Rose and wife spent Mrs. Walker, of Fenton, late a of Bethlehem church gives a social secured and floated $31 currency, Wednesday at Crooked lake, guests guest of Mrs. D. Cramer, has re Perhaps that is the condi this evening at the residence of Mrs. owned by Bernard Lindner, on a of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martty. turned home. CAMP BROTHERS, Herman Hutzel, W. Huron street. Col. C. H. Kline went to Detroit, Willard Sands and Ed. Gallagher, ion of your comb. If so. plea of guilty of simple larceny, r DEALERS IN In order to accomodate those who was recognized by Justice Childs Tuesday, to argue the case of Alber of Adrian, are guests of Ed. Mar ) ou might better get one of are very anxious to rush in and pay on a sentence of 90 days in the De vs. the T., A. A. & N. M. Ry. tin, of Fourth street. our "Unbreakables" that we their taxes, the city treasurer's ex troit house of correction. Herman Miller, of the Eberbach Mrs. F. L. Parker and son, are cise mill is running during the noon Drug and Chemical Co., is spend away visiting the Thousand Islands replace if broken by use. It FUrijifcUre hour. Jacob Bohn, formerly of Co. H.,ing the week at Whitmore Lake. and the Adriondacks. wont break yon to buy one, i8(h Michigan Infantry, not having anil The remains of Louis Moses, of been heard from in several years, Sid W. Millard left today for De Dean and Jos. Seabolt and Dr. either, 20c to 40c. E. Washinton St., whose death of his mother, who resides in the sec troit, to join his wife in a visit to Saunders, of Grand Rapids, are old age occurred Sunday evening, ond ward, applied for a pension, relatives, and will be absent a week. Zukey lake campers. Upholstering were taken to Brest, Monroe Co., thinking him dead. He has been Miss Robinson, of Emery, re Mrs. H. D. Hicks and daughter, Calkins' Pharmacy for interment. heard from and is alive and well at cently the guest of Miss Melita Hut Allie, recent guests of Mrs. George 34 South State St. Fine Lino of Furniture in New zel, left for her home, Wednesday. Pond, have returned to Jackson. Shesta, Cal. Designs. New Patterns in The trial of Caleb Kraus, who Miss Matie Huss left Wednesday Rev. H. L. Willett, of Ann Ar figured as "leading man" in the Keene Fitzpatrick, formerly train for Monroe, on a visit to her brpther, bor, preached in the Presbyterian !'>c(lroom Suites never starlight sprinting exhibition a fewer of the Michigan Athletic associa and will visit Saginaw before her re church, of Petoskey, last Sunday. evenings ago is set for August 22, tion, has been appointed assistant turn. instead of the 15th as previously instructor in gymnastics in the Wm. B. Voorheis, of the Ann Ar Shown Here Before announced by the Argus. J. T. Stanger and family, of Chi bor Collection Agency, returned Waterman gymnasium. Mr. Fitz yesterday from a business trip to Special attention to Fine Uphol patrick will be under Dr. Fitzgerald, cago, arrived Wednesday, on a visit Originated by curing one of the proprietors Said Editor Brown, of the Times, to his parents, Rev. J. Stanger and Tecumseh. of this medicine. It is taken internally and stery, and Repairing of of Boston, on the indoor work, but cnres the disease by its action on the blood. OH returning from the Grand Rap wife. Mr. E. J. Dodge and son, ofJt will pay you to try it. We have endorse all kinds. will have full charge of the outside ments from those who have used it with the ids convention: "Everybody roast athletics. Dr. and Mr. Saunders, of Grand Hamilton, O., are visiting at themost satisfactory results. We especially in ed Pingree. Even the Minister vite the attention of those having used other Rapids, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. home of Mr. Dodge's brother, Geo. remedies without receiving permanent bene 57 South Main Street. roasted him in his prayer, at the Patrolman Armbruster was trans Moses Seabold, parents of MrsW. . Weeks, of Broadway hill. fit. For sale by all druggists. Manufactured opening of the convention." ferred to the north side, the affair Saunders. only by of Sunday night seeming to require Prof. E. P. Trueblood and wife, The Warner Catarrh Cure Co., Martin Keck, of Chicago, for the former of Earlham College, EDWARD CAMP. NORMAN CAMP. In retaliation for causing his ar the massing of troops in that quar Ann Arbor, Mich. rest for harboring secreted fire arms ter. Armbruster's battle iurisdic merly of Ann Arbor, visited old Richmond, Ind., are the guests of around his person Joe Pierce, of tion was from Eldert to State and friends here, Tuesday, after an ab their brother, Prof. Trueblood, of Ypsilanti,had witness Thomas Gibbs, Isbell to Main. He went loaded, sence of four years. E. University avenue. Best Beer in the City at colored, arrested for kicking a hole too. His hip pockets bulged up with Miss Emma Stanger, teacher at Simon F. Hirth, of Lodi, was in in the peace. Gibbs was discharged. a brace of Krupp guns. He carSout h Bend, and Miss Lydia Stan Ann Arbor, Tuesday on business. Dietz's Bottling Works ries a bowie knife in his belt, a dirk ger, of Chicago, have arrived to He says the dry weather is injuring Wines, Liquors, Tobacco The work of cleaning the allo in his boot, a sword in his teeth and pass a month with their parents. the apple crop. The fruit is falling and Cigars. pathic hospital is progressing finely. his club in both bands; and don't John R. Bowdish, C. F. Gage and the prospect for a good crop is 16 W. Washington St.. Ann Arbor. One hundred and thirty five days' you believe for a moment.that there disappearing. and H. A. Gage and families have OSWALD DIETZ, Prop. work has been done so far by the is going to be any more boulder painters, who are to make it bright returned from Silver lake. Net re Mr. O. Gooding, of York, now smashing in that quarter ! But aged 83 years and still active, was a and rosy for the reception of pa Mr. Armbruster has now resigned sult of the expedition—a 12 pound tients. pickerel. welcome Argus caller, Wednesday. from the force, and a good officer Mr. Gooding does not think himself WALL PAPER! For carrying concealed weapons, is lost to the service. Superintendent J. G. Carroll, the yet old enough to drink tea, coffee, Joe Pierce, of Ypsilanti, was fined future superintendent of the A. A.or alcoholic beverages, believing WALL PAPER. $5.00 the other day, by Justice Bernard Lindner, collector for astreet railway, arrived yesterday they exert an unfavorable influence Clark. Joe should hang his revol Detroit wholesale house, having from Bangor, Me., and is stopping on the growth and development of ver in sight, and evade the lawmisse. d $31 from his anterior pants at the Cook house. youth. Open air exercise and the Beside, what use is the shooter if pocket, at Ypsilanti, believes that Mrs. Frank Bigalki, Mrs. James Argus are his only tonics, and by concealed? he has cause to suspect and does Goodhew, Mrs. William Looker and them he expects to enjoy a long life, The Newest Designs! suspect that one Wm. Sanders was Mrs. Ernest Kitson with their fam and the Argus hopes he will not be Fire broke out in the barn on thethe abstract clerk who performed ilies spent a delightful afternoon disappointed. premises of the "Long Brick" last the operation on him, and William yesterday at the grove. night, but did no damage to speak was arrested. It leaked out that PRICES THE LOWEST of. Two men were seen running David Frederick, of Ann Arbor Kead This. Toilet articles, combs, brushes, Sanders soon after the occurrence town, was in the city, Tuesday. He away from there shortly before and purchased a $10 watch to see how Mr. W. H. Butler, with Mr. Chas. manicure sets, putt" boxes, pow it was probably set on fire.—Times reports corn suffering greatly from R. Whitman, has money to loan upon der, harmless lotions for the com much valuable time he would lose, want of rain. One heavy, soaking Real Estate security, in sums of $100 Ypsi Local. measuring his daily walks by it, and to $3,000, at low rates of interest and plexion, HE MAY BE A LORD. LEARNING IJ irtOUSH NECESSITY. LATEST FROM CLIPPERTON. FOR GOOD HEALTH. N paint the best is the W. W. Astor Said to Be In Training Tor Chicago'n I>esso»i Conned From the m gentleman, that sturdy old courtier, Temporarily, at least, the horror was booty.''—San Francisco Chronicle. aa 3 M a ing this trying season we should keep 5 £ a i > It - M 5 Christopher Sykes. abated, and the prolonged strike of the o 0 si the skin in a healthy and cleanly condi 1 0 LOST HIS RED BUTTON. 1 2 I X OC C5 ^ & 2 miners did that much good.—Chicago 1 Hl 1 Success in social life in England de PH tion.—Youth's Companion. m Record. M a s Si H as pends entirely on whose hands one gets The Former Chinese Minister to This Coun w a PRINTING SPEECHES. 8 0 in, and it is not always that the most try Degraded In Hank. ^. pi THE SODA FOUNTAIN. 1 2 written about are the most desirable. II 1 »XiT.OO SC 7 rj 1 In a telegram from Peking published Members of the Present Congress Have P . In the ease of Mr. Waldorf Astor, his Some of the Dangers of Using; It as a Gen Broken the Record In This Kespect. H a by The Chinese Mail it is said that an 9 1 i aa chaperon is not much known outside, eral Prescription Counter. H Pi , > Ex imperial edict has been issued announc There is one industry which is not in 8 6 il but Christopher is a man of rare judg 1 W 3 38 8 W "Nervousness is as much a fad as ing the degradation of Tsui Kwo Yui, 0 1—1 H 0 f the least affected by the hard times. 1 1 F ment and unsullied character, and, what anything else,'' said Dr. Egbert Dixon the former Chinese minister to the This is The Record division of the gov c m a is more, one of H. R. H. 's set, high in > II H.E ; ; M aa of Buffalo, "and the modern soda water United States, Spain and Peru, from the ernment printing office, which has 5 the favor of Queen Victoria and socially fountain has more to do with the in post of "tso shu tsze"—senior deputy «c( ; ; c. a power behind the throne. From the charge of printing congressional speech — —NSLi crease of the mania than anything else. supervisor of instruction—to that of es for distribution. There has never l m n standpoint of practical politics the giv m B m In days of old when soda water was first "chung wan"—undersecretary of the been a congress when the presses were p a iu 2"* TO p ing of social rank to Mr. Waldorf Astor 0 5 0 0 ||i j 5 added to the wares of the druggist it Hanlin college—as well as the depriva Sp worked so incessantly for this purpose. i 0 0 0 2 1 is brilliant. It will tend to attract other 1 2 6 8 ( 2 was devoted entirely to satisfying the tion of the red button of second rank, 1 Ch IS multimillionaires, aud when we get the Already over 5,000,000 speeches have m public taste for something cool, sweet with which he had been honored by the m m . been sent out over the country under a Astors, Vanderbilts, Havemeyers, Rocke a p 7 and refreshing. Fruit sirups of a harm emperor on the occasion of his being ii 0 5 5 5 o congressional franks, and the number is J c cc rt -r >. 1 fellers, Goulds and others our London 0 1 2 o 3 Mail less character were fizzled up to a prop accredited to the courts of the United 0 r 8 7 x ccocooc fl B piling up daily until by the close of the ^ —) 1 season will blossom like a rose, and er degree of gaseous bubbling, and theStates, Spain and Peru. "OLEDO ...... session it is expected that it will far ex . when the few remaining coronets of mission of the soda water fountain was British aristocrats now in pawn be re The issue of this edict has been the re ceed any record which has hitherto been a commendable one. sult of Yui's incompetency in the dis made. Tom Johnson alone gave an or i deemed then the plebeian government Dp EAST Dp WEST Ar Ar ' 'Nowadays it is devoted to bromos, o charge of the duties of "tso shu tsze" der for 1,000,000 copies of his speech on t Dp o o G G t of the United States may devise some i Arbor. nervines and lots of other things that as well as of his failure in passing the the income tax in the tariff bill. He NORTH MICHIGAN n means of social demarcation to keep her are made from the deadliest sort of recent special examination for promo leads the record. RAILWAY. Ypsiiant Delh Detroi Buffal Butta' An millionaires at home. Meanwhile a cor Detroi GOIN Chicag IGOIN drugs, while they are hung with signs tion among the members of the Hanlin But in the number of speeches ordered O.W. iRUGGLEi S H. W. HAYES, dial welcome awaits them here.—Cor. Philadelphia Times. inviting people to become their own college. This special examination was by other congressmen Burrows heads G. P. & T. Age Chicago. Ag't Ann Ar^or. physicians by trying some of the count instituted at the instance of the board the list. Over 200,000 copies of his tar JOSS IS TO HAVE A NEW TEMPLE. less nostrnms which are alleged to cure of censors with a view to classifying iff speech have been issued, and he has INSURANCE. anything from a headache to an ingrow the members of the Hanlin college and taken very few himself. Most of them Surrounded by True Oriental Luxuries, the ing toe nail in an almost inconceivably to investigate their special conduct and have been sent to western farming con Deity Will Receive Dae Homage. small space of time. The tired out indi also for the purpose of recommending stituencies by Republican representa ' 'The Chinese citizens of Chicago will vidual sees one of the nervine signs and promotion. Consequently the persons tives. Reed's speech at the close of the soon have the most magnificent joss mistakes his weariness for nervousness examined have after due examination tariff debate is not printed by the gov CHRISTIAN MACK, house in America," said Sam Moy to a and straightway proceeds to doctor him been divided into three classes. Those ernment printing office, but by one of Agent for the following First Class Companies reporter. "The entire furnishings for self with something, he knows not what, of the first two classes have either re the private concerns in Washington, and representing over twenty eight Million the place are now being designed and but which, on account of its powerful ceived their promotion or appropriate this has just about equaled that of Bur Dollar? Aeeete, isaueB policies at the lowest rates made in China, and we expect to open properties, braces him up and makes imperial rewards of silk pieces, but rows. There is a great demand for Wil the house in about three months. Our him feel bright. Tsui Kwo Yui, who stands first in the son's speech on the Democratic side, and people are habitually very quiet and not ' 'The natural result follows. He takes third class, has lost his red button and tens of thousands of copies of the speech of Hartford $9,192,644.00 given to display or parade, but the dedi some more of the soda water fountain has suffered the above mentioned degra of Crisp have also been sent out. In the Franklin of Phila 3,118,713,00 cation of the new josshonse will be at stuff whenever he gets tired, and in a dation in his official rank. senate 20,000 copies of Senator Lodge's Germania of N. Y 2,700,729.00 tended with Chinese ceremonies and a month or so his system is on the road to speech have gone out, many senators German American of N.Y. 4,065,968.00 parade far more elaborate than has ever general breaking up. Drugging one's A TARIFF ON MATRIMONY. franking them to the college students in .London Assurance, Lond'n 1,416,788.00 been seen in Chicago and probably in self at a soda fountain is dangerous, their states. Sen;4or Morrill's speech is the United States. A Kansas School Hoard Objects to Teachers Michigan F. & M., Detroit 287,608.00 and, as I said in the beginning, nerv Marrying During the Term. also in great demand, and the first N. Y. Underwriters, N. Y. 2,596,679.00 "The place will not be used as a joss ousness is largely a fad. If supposed speech delivered by Senator Hoar has A young lady who goes to Concordia, gained a wide circulation. The efforts National, Hartford 1,774,505.00 house alone, but also as the lodge or sufferers from nervous attacks would Kan., to teach school will find a very headquarters of the Chinese Freema only go out and split wood for half an of Voorhees and Mills, which opened and Pbenix, N.Y 3,759,036.00 hour, if men, or take a brisk walk, if exacting rule, which was recently adopt closed respectively the general debate in sons of this city. There are many of ed by the board of education. It seems TIME TABLE these here, and the society is hundreds women, and then take a bath and take the senate, have been circulated almost that several lady teachers have married as widely by Republicans as by Demo IN EFFECT MAY so, 1S94. l attention given to the insurance of of years old in China. In addition to a nap, there wouldn't be so much heard in the midst of the term when it was Trains Leave Ann Arbor. dwellings, scfioolB. churcnee and public bulldingt this it will serve as a place for the tem of this silly rot about nervousness being crats. —Boston Advertiser. impossible to fill their places This the NORTH. SOUTH. t» terms of three ard five yearn porary entertainment of the people of our national disease.''—Washington Concordia school board proposes to reg 7:15 a. m. *7:S5 a, in. our nation who make a few days' stop Star. "Bissell" Fostoffices. *12:15p. m. 11:30 a. m. ulate, and it did so recently by the 4:15 p. m. 9:00 p. m in the city. They will be housed and adoption of the following resolutions: There is now a "Bissell" postoffice in +9:15 a. m. t8:15p. m. taken care of there.'' Another Calamity Straw. nearly every state in the Union. When s run between Ann Arbor and Toledo Inasmuch as it seems to be the cus BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Hip Lung, probably the wealthiest Many people are considerably agitated Mr. Bissell was appointed postmaster only. over a mysterious circumstance which is tom of lady teachers of the public general, not a single postoffice in the +Trahis run Sunday only. Celestial in Chicago and a relative of schools of Concordia, Kan., to contract W. H. BENNETT, K. S. GREENWOOD, |J# A. MAC LACHLAN, M. D. Sam Moy, explained that every piece of thought to indicate disaster. It is the country was honored by the name of G. P. A., Toledo Ohio. Agent. appearance of the letter B plainly im marriage without the knowledge or con "Bissell." Mr. Bissell has since cor Diseases of the furnishings for the josshouse is being sent of said board, therefore be it designed and made in China, and that pressed upon blades of oats growing in rected this singular omission on the part Patronize Home Trade and buy EYE, EAK, NOSE and THROAT the furniture will cost not less than $2, fields. Acres and acres in all parts of Resolved, By said board of education of former postmaster generals, and when Office, cor. of Main and Washington Streets. that should any of the lady teachers of Residence, 14 S. State Street. Residence tele 000. It will be made of ebony and the county have been found to be thus The Postal Guide was printed last De phone, No, 128. Office telephone No. 134. curiously marked. It is claimed that the Concordia schools hereafter commit cember had already added an even dozen other rare and costly oriental woods and matrimony during the term for which Hours: 1O a. m. to 12 and 1 to 5 p. m. will be elaborately carved and heavily the only other times the letter was ever "Bissells" to the postoffice nomenclature at the found on oats in this manner was just they have been elected they shall forfeit of the country. He has been steadily decorated with gold. a sum of money equal to one half The entire cost of the house will not before the war of 1812 and the late civil progressing ever since, and there are Ann Arbor Broom Factory. ATTORNEYS. war, and that the B stands for "blood month's salary, provided they take a now probably between 20 and 25 post be less than $7,000 or $8,000, and there home man, and a sum equal to one will be nothing like it in America. It shed, '' which may now be looked for offices so designated. In some cases the S, J. BEARDSLEY. 2S Spring St. again. Each blade is marked, the let month's salary in case the groom is im naming of a postoffice after the postmas » B. NORR1S will have two large jossrooms, with the ported from some other county or finest Chinese hangings, decorations and ter, about half an inch long, being, as ter general is pure sycophantry. Often ATTORNEY AT LAW. it seems, pressed into the leaf and dis state; in either case the lady shall cause er, however, the name is suggested by furnishings. Then there will be a large a card of invitation to be sent to each of Does a general law collection and conveyanc general parlor or reception room for en cernible on the other side.—Peru (Ind.) the department in cases where there is ing business. A moderate share of your pat Dispatch. the members of the board of education. any difficulty over the selection of a ronage respectfully solicited. Office, 16 E tertaining the general guests and two —Chicago Inter Ocean. Presses, Screw and Hydraulic, Huron 8treet, upstairs. private parlors for special use. proper title for an office. In The Postal A Warm Weather Drink. Guide printed last December there are Graters, Elevators, Evaporators. p K. WILLIAMS, The location of the josshouse is not Here is a recipe for soda water pow The Baby's Name and Title. 29 "Clevelands" and 19 "Grovers." Illustrated Catalogue Free. yet known.—Chicago Post Contrary to the confident assertions of ders, which are considered excellent for The "Bissell" offices will eventually C. G. Hampton & Son, Detroit, Mich Attorney at Law and Pension Claim Attorney, Stratford upon A von. allaying thirst in warm weather. Have ill informed persons, the new royal outnumber all others.—Indianapolis It is a pity that the Americans are put in blue paper 80 grains of carbonate baby will bear no title for the present Journal. MILAN, MICH. not allowed to buy Stratiord upon Avon of soda, in white paper 25 grains of tar other than the courtesy one of prince. DR. D. M. FISHEB, Conveyancing and Collections. and transport it to the States. They taric acid. Dissolve the soda powder in He has no right yet even to the prefix of Lambs at the Bargain Counter. would at least treat it with the respect half a glass of water and stir into it the royal highness, but the queen is expect The sale of live lambs at a department VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST DENTISTS. it deserves, which is more than we do. acid and drink while effervescing. If ed speedily to remedy that defect in his store in Lexington street Saturday was Graduate oi Ontario Veterinary'College. A short time ago the carved oak doors, you desire sirup, make it out of sugar status by a special warrant. The only a novelty to shoppers. The lambs were All diseases of Domesticated Animals Scien question of pressing moment is the tifically treated. Calls promptly attended W W. NICH0LS D. D., which were placed at the north end of boiled in water and flavor as you like. not as gentle as the little one that be to day or night. the church a century before Shakespeare Dissolve the eoda in the sirup. —Wash Christian names to be given to this im longed to Mary, and some amusing Office, Robinson's Livery, S. Fourth Ave.. Arm DENTIST. was born, were temporarily removed, ington Star. portant and fortunate infant. The late scenes were caused by the animals strug Arbor Mich. In the old St. James Hotel Block. Duke of Clarence was baptized Albert Teeth extracted without pain by the use of whereupon a utilitarian churchwarden gling to release themselves from their vitalized air. sold them as lumber. The purchaser in Evil. Victor because the queen desired the purchasers. Those who bought the lambs ELECTRIC TELEPHONE tendB to build a pigsty with them. Evil is evil because it is unnatural. throne of England to be filled one day were required to take them away them Tho6e of the inhabitants who have heard A vine which should bear olive berries by a man bearing t!ie name of her idol selves. Ladies, who were the principal Lome ihov. More and office. Qr«Bleaf M MARTIN & FISCHER. of Shakespeare are indignant. And BO—an eye to which blue seems yellow— ized husband. If ^i should wish the buyers, managed to do this by grasping PROPRIETORS OF what the purchaser bought at the price would be diseased. An unnatural moth name revived, itM .l certainly be the the little creatures in both arms. Near THE WESTERN BBEWEBY of a plasty he is willing to resell at the er, an unnatural son, an unnatural act, first of the half dozen or BO which the ly every one of the lambs, it is said, prloe of hjstorio relics.—Pall Mall Bud Are the strongest terms of condemna Duke of York's sou will carry through was bought to be kept as a pet—Balti ANN ARBOK, MICH. life.—London Letter. Brewers of Pure Laser Beer. get. tion.—F. W. Roberteon. more Sun. ANN ARBOR ARGUS. AUGUST 3. 1894. DOCTORING SHIPS. GREELEY'S MANNERS WERE BAD. CUSTOMS OF COSTERS. HIS FIRST ATTEMPT. iiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiniii But They Were Forgiven For Hia Fine Aft. j They Lead a Precarious Life, bat Are Phi* A Bachelor's Highlj Interesting Experience PARASITES THAT S1ND OCEAN VES er Dinner Speech. losophers All the Time. In the Tribulations of Housekeeping. SELS TO THE HOSPITAL. The genial old philanthropist, Horace A vrviter in the London Quiver says "I am passing through a novel and ex : Greeley, went to New Orleans after the r'.iat the costers are now a large class. ;>«edingly interesting, even if not highly south had taken him to her heart in Though the coster's work is extremely agreeable, experience just now,'' said a No Sure Protection For Iron Hulls Hai grateful recognition of his action in go hard and his profits are precarious he '.young newspaper man at one of the All the fuel you bum. Your stove doesn't Been Found—The Old and the New Man ing on the Jeff Davis bail bond, and the Uves for a good purpose. When he speaks down town offices this morning. "I am draw right; doesn't throw out the heat; wastes ners of Construction—Something: About people were anxious to show him every of himself as "a general dealer," he! going through the tribulations of the | the fuel. It's one of those stoves made to sell— Drydock* and Their Uses. attention in their power. means that he trades in anything which housekeeping side of marital life, al j A dinner seemed to be the proper not to burn. When you want a stove or range for The sea is a grand and yet a treacher j enables him to turn an honest penny. though I have never yet led a bride to j actual service; one that will give you the benefit of tfiing, and the markets of New Orleans, His ordinary mode of life is even lower the chancel rail. Yesterday all my folks , ous mother to the thousands of ships than which there are few better in the 11 the heat generated, thati that sail over its broad expanse, and aft '. than is meant by living from hand to went away to the seashore, leaving only world, were ransacked to make the oc mouth. When he turns out in the small myself, the youngest of the family, and ! will save your fuel and save er buffeting with its storms the ships casion as notable for its viands as for must go to their hospital for repairs. ! hours of the morning to look round the my sister, who is next older than me, your money, it will pay you to in the distinction of the guest and the din markets, he may not even know whether to assume the cares of the household. JEWEL;; This hospital is the drydock, and theers. Judge Walker, the veteran editor vestigate Jewel Stoves and Ranges. doctors are the array of careful work this traffic for the day will consist in Neither of us has had any experience in of The Picayune, presided. He was a fish', vegetables or fruit. He may take this line, and the results bid fair to be j STOVES f The original Detroit stoves, made men who look over carefully and repair j great gormand, and after the manner in the largest stove plant in the every faulty seam or broken rivet. a hasty penny breakfast in the street amusing, if nothing more, especially in of gormands wished none of the fine and then go to Billingsgate with the the matter of preparing for breakfast, world. Have stood every test for Salt water is teeming with parasites j points of the dinner to be lost to theidea of "loading up" with the first, only as both of us are late sleepers. This guest for lack of commentary. 30 years. Ask the dealer for them. of plant and animal life that cling to to find that everything is too dear, and morning the first break occurred, Look for the Trade Mark. the bottoms of ships, eat slowly yet I "Mr. Greeley," said he, "these oys then he must hie away to Spitalfields or and thus it happened. The servant is ' [LARGEST STOVE PLANT IN THE WORLDj surely through wood and iron alike or ters are the best that come to our mar Covent Garden. When he thus arises due at about 6 o'clock in the morning, IIIIIIIJIlJIllllUIIIIIIIIIIEllllllllllf iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji iiiiii rust it away, while they act as a check ket, and we think they vie with those with the lark, he cannot tell whether he and as I am a sound sleeper I instructed on the speed by vastly increasing the of Norfolk. I observe that you are not will have "a good day" or a very poor her to ring the bell vigorously and not resistance and friction of the water eating them.'' one. to go away if she was not very prompt Estate of Enoch D. Davis. Mortgig "Well, no," replied Greeley. "Thai Default " 1>i . ii marl" in thr conditions against the ship. The "gods of the The most despairing time of all isly admitted, and I also told my sister, STATE OK MICHIGAN, COtTNTY ot a certain mortgage rrjHde by Wllli«m Otto, storms see everywhere'' and pick out truth is I never could abide shellfish." when the markets all round are too dear if she heard the bell, to awaken me, k3 ol Wnshtenaw. * . At a »w™ !ht" Pr >>iit» of the Township of Norrhli. ld, County of And he passed. Court for IneUouDiy "! vTashtunaw, holiieu :ii the I« Rshte*ia,w and State of Michigan, to ileraard each weak seam or faulty rivet and to allow of the barrow being "loaded and I would let the girl in. Last night Probate Otiief in Jhe city >>' \i* Arb*»r. ! jCoyli of said township, county and state, aud slowly and surely eat into the vitala of Then came some delicious green tur up." If the coster can clear 3 or 4 shil I was up till 2 o'clock writing, and con Monday, the tWfntyr'bfri 'lay .)"l'\ I ' 'nt Idated the second duy ot November AD. one tle soup, which Judge Walker explain yearone thonsa:ij eiijlit liun.lrwl and i 'ti H four. ' thousand eight hundred and ninctv two, and the ship, so that every few months it lings in the day, he will not be down sequently four hours later was in the Present. J. Wilhrd Rabhitt, Judge o» fro recorded in theomYeof the Register of Deeds, becomes necessary to examine and re ed was prepared from the finest fat tur hearted, and should he earn nothing, or soundest of my slumbers when the ice bate. for the '.1 unty of Washtenaw and State of In the matter ol the wtat.e of Ei.och D. Davis, Mirluyan, on the second clay of November pair the vessel. To do this she must tle the Florida bays could afford. even make a loss, he locfts at the mat man came and left a cube of his wares deceased. A. D. one thousand eight hundred and uinety come out of the water. The drydock is "No doubt, no doubt, " was the reply ter as philosophically as one couid ex on the steps. Jast afterward the serv On reading and fllintr th^ tn tition .dulf verified, iwo, In Liber eighty of Mortgages, on page of Susan R Davis, praying rhat a ctrtaiu in three hundred and seventy two on which just a great box of wood, iron and stone, in Greeley's peculiar whine, "but cold pect. There are shrewd business men ant came and applied for admission. At strument nn» on tile in this court, purportina: to mortgage there is claimed to be d'ie at the connecting with the sea by a great gate blooded animals are an abomination to among the costers who rise into thriv first her vigorous rings on the loud be the laat will and testament 01 said deceased may date of this notice the sum of three hundred be admitted to probHt* and flint adniinistratiou d thirty dollars and ttfty flve cents, and an way. When the ship is ready to enter, me." ing shopkeepers. The bank establish gong, which is only one flight of stairs with the will aunex'd of saia "state uiay be attorney's fee of twenty dollars provided for The pompano, imperial fish that it is, ment for their own use teaches them tc away from my room, produced no im granted to herself, there beinij no executor in in said mortgage, and no suit or proceeding the gate is shut and the water all pump said will named, or to *ome other suitable at law having been instituted to recover the ed out; then the workmen, with prac and fresh from the gulf, was open to save, and the evening for receiving de pression on my morning slumbers, but person. moneys secured by said mortgaze or any part ticed skill, place the blocks at the bot the same objection, despite Judge Wal posits will be one of the liveliest of theshe followed my instructions and con Thereupon it iaordered, that Monday, the 20th day theret f. of Auguet next, at tea o'o'ock in the forenoon, tom of the dock for the keel to rest ker's eulogy, and that, too, was passed. week. The fact is also learned that tinued conscientiously to make that bell be assigned tor the hearing of aiid petition, arvl that Now, herefore, by virtue of the power of Mr. Greeley barely tasted the accompa there is strength in unity, so that the startle the whole neighborhood except the devisees, legatees and heirs at law of s.iid de sale contained in said mortgage, aud tho upon, taking the dimensions from the ceased and all other persons iuterested in said es statute in such case made and provided, plans and drawings of the vessel. These nying Parisian dainty and shook hig London Union of General Dealers in myself and sister, whose alarm clock tate, are required to appear nt a seaaion of Mid notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday the head ruefully at the idea that anybody its way exercises as farreaching an in also did not have the slightest effect of court, then to lie lioldeu at the Probate Office, in the ninth day of October, A. D. one thousand in place, the dock is flooded again, the city of Ann Arbor, and show cause, If any there be eight hundred aud ninety four. :it nine gate opened, and the ship hauled in. would impair his digestion by eating fluence as a city guild. driving away unconsciousness. why the prayer of the petitioner should not beo'clock in th» forenoon, I shall sell at public cucumbers. Shrimp salad, another New granted. Aud it is further ordered that »;iid an' lion, to the highest bidder, at the south The gate is now closed again, and while The' chairman might correctly have ' 'At last I was partially aroused so that petitioner e:ive notice to the persons inte t roni door of the Court House, in the City of the water is slowly pumped out and the Orleans delicacy, proved no more tempt described himself in the words of onethe ringing of the bell caused me torested iu said estate, ot the pendern'y ot said Ann Arbor, (that being the place where the ing. Shrimps, he said, looked so much petition and the hearing thereoi.bj causing a circuit court for Washrenaw County in ship settles down the dockers pull her of his brethren, "I ain't a eddicated dream of fire engines, and in a few sec copy of tins oriler to be published in the ANSholdeb>, the premises described in said this way or that until she rests evenly like worms that they always give him person, but I know wot's wot." He onds all the horrors of a destructive fire AKBOK AKQCS, a newspaper printed and circu mortgage, or so much thereof as ruxy be ; neoessary to ]>ay the amount due <> on the keel blocks. Then shores, or jthe creeps. proved this characteristic by rising into passed through my reviving brain, and lated in said comity three successive week, prev mortgage, with s x p r cent, interest, and all "Ah, here is something you will like ous tosaidday 01' hearing. legal costs, together with an attorney's heavy wooden beams, are braced from I a thriving tradesman, having one orI saw myself running and snouting, and J. WILLAKD BABBITT. fee of twenty dollars convenated the sides of the dock to the sides of the —a homely dish in name,'' said Judge two shops, and when on one occasion the engine steaming, and the firemen (A true copy; Jiulfreot' Probaie for therein, the premises be as, des Walker, "but fit for the gods. It is a WM.G DOTV ProbateKeinter cribed in nald mortgage as those cer ship, and as the water is pumped away j his errand boy stole a box containing pursuing their heroic work of rescue. tain pieces and parcels of land situate in the the ship stands "high and diy, " a ver Galiciaham." And then he went on nearly 100 sovereigns the police would Then—I suppose her arm was tired— Township of Northfield. is the County of to tell how the hogs from which these Real Estate tor Sale. Washtenaw and State of Michigan,and known itable "fish out of water," the bottom, not believe that such a man had sothe faithful servant pulled slow, steady and described a« follows: Commencing north, which was below the water line, cover hams were obtained were fed only on much money to be stolen. The fact strokes, and instantly my dream OTA.TE OF MICHIGAN, COUNT V OF forty two degrees and fifteen minutes west, O Washtenaw—ss. fourteen rods and twenty one links from a ed with seaweeds and parasites that shestnuts, making the flesh luscious and was as stated, however, and the "gen changed, and I found myself on a rail In the matter of the estate of Harriet stake seven links in front of the north east" hide the defects they have caused. delicious. eral dealer" still continued to make way station going to join the family at Wright, deceased. corner of the whitmore Lake Hotel occupied, Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of in one thousand eight hundred and sixty, by Then the workmen scrape and scour "Perhaps so, very interesting in progress, while he was well known to the seaside. Suddenly these visions an order granted to the undersigned, Jerome J. F A very; thence north forty two degrees deed," observed Greeley, "but do youLord Shaftesbury, who publicly alluded were dispelled, and the stern reality of A. Freeman, administrator of the estate of and fifteen minutes west, four rods: thence the unwelcome barnacles and grass said deceased, by the Hon. Judge of Probate south, forty seven degrees and forty five min away, the seams and rivets are all ex know, judge, that there is so much talk to him as "My friend . " At first the occasion was forced upon my un for the County of Washtenaw," on the 10thutes west, eizbt rods: thence south, forty two of trichina nowadays that I wouldn't sight it may appear to be a humblo willing mind as I reluctantly jumped day of July, A. D. 1894. there will be sold at degrees and fifteen minutes east, four rods; amined and repaired, a fresh coat of puolie vendue. to the highest bidder, at the thence north, torty seven degrees and forty paint goes on again, and as the dock is dare taste a bit of pork.'' thing to be a leading spirit among such up and removed the bars that hindered North front door of the Court House in the flve minutes east, ei'jht rods to the place of city of Ann Arbor, in the County beginning. again flooded the ship rises from her The judge gave up in despair. The humble folk, but in a way there is am the servant's entrance. She was quite or Washtenaw, in said state, ou Thursday the hospital bed, and the wooden supports only things in all the array of dainties ple scope for administrative ability and cheerful over the affair and said she thirteenth day September A. D. ISM, at 10 Alao a piece of land described as follows: which had been provided which Mr. enterprise. had not been kept waiting for more than o'clock in the forenooD of that day (subject to Commencing ut the northeast corner of the are knocked away until she floats out to all encumbrances by mortgage or otherwise land above described, thence running south sea again, "healthy and strong," to Greeley would eat were bread, potatoes 15 minutes. Truly, the way of the head ex stini at the time of the death of said de easterly on the southwest side of the highway battle with the wind and sea and theand cauliflower, and he feared that he PLAYING IN THE GARRET. of the house is pleasant. "—Washington ceased) the following described real estate, four rods: thence north easterly at right might be overloading his stomach at to wit: angles with the above described boundary enemies of the flag she proudly flies. Some of the Resources and Pleasures of the Star. Beginning at a point nine chains and seven line twenty rods; thence north westerly paral When wood was used almost exclu that. But when it came to the speak Playroom Under the Roof. teen (17) links east of the quarter stake be lel with said first boundary line four rods ing, although he had drunk nothing but THE TOUCAN. tween sections twenty one ami twenty eight thence twenty rods to the place of beginning. sively in building ships, a very easy and "There is one delight, " said a man in township tw.i (2) south IMUIT tx 61 east; BERNARD COYLE. cold water, he spoke as one inspired and thence east along the line three (3) chains and D. KEARNEY. Mortgagee. convenient means was found to protect who was reared in a small town, "that A Queer South American Bird With an Ex forty two (42) links: thence so'th at right the under water portions of the ship with a fervor, eloquence and tender traordinarily Large Bill. annle . f ur (4) chains and nfty (50) I nks t' the Attorney for Mortgagee. ness that nobody at the table could ever I suppose many children born in great north boundary line of the rU'ht of way of the from the insidious attacks of barnacles cities never know, and that is the de A queer kind is the toucan. It seems Michigan Central Railroad Company: thence Estate of John M. Morgan. and parasites of plant and animal life. forget.—Chicago Inter Ocean. to have been made expressly to take westerly along the north line uf said railro id light of playing in the garret. Many threM3> chains attd sixty four links, thence TATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY This was done by covering the whole charge of its huge banana shaped beak, north three of Wiif lveiiaw, s>. At a sestion of the Pro INVESTIGATING AN ACCIDENT. city children, to be sure, have relatives <:>> en:tiu> and twenty eight (28) ! Sbate Court for the county of Washfennw, liolden bottom of the ship with a plating of in the country or in smaller cities or which, in some species, is fully 7 inches links to the place of beginning, containing j at the probate office in the city of Ann Arbor, on thin copper, for the galvanic action of in length and more than 2 inches in oue and one half acres more or less, all being Wo'ln ^lay, the '20th day of Juneiu the year one The Railroad Engineer Gets Ont of Trouble towns whom they have visited, who live in said city of Ann Arbor. thousand ei^M huudr'M and ninety four the salt water upon the copper was to For Running Too Fast. in houses with garrets, and these know width—entirely out of proportion to its Also one acre off the west end of the follow Present, J. Wi'tard Babbiu Ju Ige of Probate. convert the ship and sea into avast bat Superintendent Warren of the East something of the delights of the garret, comparatively small body. This beak ing described land on section twenty eitrht In the mntter of the estate of John M. Mor is the most brilliant possession of the;ZS) In said nity, bounded on the east by the gan deceased. tery, where the copper became the nega ern Illinois railway was telling the oth but there must be many city children Huron river, on the south by the Michigan On reading and filing the petition, duty verified, tive pole and was slowly yet constantly er evening of a certain engineer in th9 who never even heard the name. toucan, being orange and black, scarlet Central Railroad's right of way, on the north lofCharle* L. Mortran, praying that a certain tii eaten away, the particles, as they fell, and yellow or green and red, according by the river road, and on the west by land ! 8 rnment now ou tile in this Court, purporting to employ of the road who had been re "For myself, I remember well a gar deeded by Edwin Lawrence and wife to be the Itisr will nn 1 testament of said deceased taking with them the barnacles and sea peatedly cautioned against running too ret to which I used to climb in rainy to the species of the bird. t.'hauncey Q. Orcutt by deed dated March lit, may be admitted to probate nndthat ndtuiiustra weed as fast as they formed on the Its home is in the wild South Ameri 1882, aud recorded in libe 4» of deeds mi pa?e tion of said estate may be araoted to himself the fast. He was running a freight train, weather up a steep and narrow flight of JoD in the Register's office of said County. executor in said will named or to soqae other ship, thus keeping the ship's bottom and on one portion of his division there stairs. It was warm and rather stuffy can woods, where, mingled with the AH ~aM !an" beins: in the City of Ann Arbor, Bttitabta person. and sides always clean, so that the speed screaming of parrots, macaws and other in sa'd rwnty of Washrenaw. Thereupon it is ordered, that Tn *':P.'h uttr was a steep hill. His orders were to in the garret, but the rain made music . i July 18th. 1894 day of August npxt. At ten o'clock in '< < to . > >n was not cut down by dragging the bar never permit his train to go down that on the shingled roof, and the garret it tropical birds, is heard its monotonous JEROME A. FREEMAN. De assigned for the hearing of said ]«jr.;;' n iad nacles and yards of seaweed through the hill faster than 15 miles an hour, but it self was full of treasures. There was cry, "Tucano, tucano!" from which Administrator. that the devisees, U jfrttees an RICH DENOMINATED. "Dummy Potter," a jailed beggar ' ~. JAPAN DECLARES WAR. The I'tugree Element Cast Blank Votes at Jackson, rather than live any for Governor. longer in that uncharitable town, j : GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Aus? 2.—The Re foolishly hung himself in his cell, Decisive Action Taken by thepublican state convention was thoioughly with a pair of rotten suspenders, | harmonious. Half the ticket was named which broke and let him down with ; Little Nation. by acclamation, and but a single ballot was sufficient for the others. The Ping a terrible "thud." He should use!WHAT TO GET RUSSIA TAKES A FIRM STAND. ree element was there, but made no hos greater care in hanging himself or' tile demonstrations other than to cast he will be kill.d, yet. blank ballots on governor and to maintain a War J3ook. Bh« Will Not Permit Any Interference by silence throughout the proceedings, not George Chandler, of Milan, visit Great Krit»in or Any Other l'ower in once taking part in the debate or speech ed Whitmore Lake, recently, and ; 1 the Trouble if It Interferes with Rus making. Following is the full ticket took a friend out rowing. They GET one that is a complete history, written with access to the Oflacial sian Interests—Japan to Apologize to nominated: For governor, John T. Rich: were unacquainted with the unstable Great Britain—Missionaries in China in lieutenant governor, Alfred Milnes; secre character of the waves and were un ' Records and not one consisting of brief accounts of detached events. Danger—Spain Buys Cruisers. tary of state, Rev. Washington Gardner; treasurer, James M. Wilkinson; auditor boated. Chandler prevented a tidal j GET pr;e written in popular Style for the people by authors of acknowledged lit LONDON, Aug. 3.—Tbe Exchange Tele general, Stanley W. Turner; attorney wave by swallowing a large portion ! 1;; graph company declares that war be general, Fred A. Maynard; land commis of the lake. Some people would j erary ability and not one full of military technicalities understood only by military meu. tween China and Jiipnn has beep formal sioner, William A. French; superintend never have thought of it. ly declared. The Japanese ministry has ent public instruction, H. M. Pattengill; GET one illustrated by artists of national reputation, who were on the informed the Earl of Kimberly, secretary member board of education, Perry F. Will Numer, of Lilac Ridge, j of state for foreign affairs, that a state of Powers. Wayne, was recently driving across spot when the events occurred. war exists between Japan and China. The platform affirms faith in the doctrine a bridge with a binder, when a por j The Earl of Kimberly, upon receiving of protection; approves the administra tion of the bridge, three horses and |GET 32 pages at the price others charge for 16 pages. from the envoy of the Tokio government tion of Governor Rich; advocates reciproc the binder tongue, took a fifteen i ths official notification that Japan had ity; favors lawa for the settlement of labor GET one with pages 16 ; X Hi instead of those much smaller. It costs no more. disputes, and checks on immigration; foot drop. Numer was thrown 20 says suffrage should be limited to those feet among the pebbles of the creek j who are full citizens, and declares in bottom, but struck on his well cul j favor of the use of gold aud silver at a parity as money. tivated cheek and was unhurt. low* Democrats. The three year old daughter of DKS MOINES, Aug. 2.—The Democratic Ed. Parker, of Fowlerville, the state convention assembled at Calvary other day quenched her thirst with tabernacle, about 400 delegates being in attendance. J. M. Parsons was chosen a good long pull at the gasoline can temporary chairman, aud delivered a stir Instead of putting a wick in her and ring address. burning it out, the parents waited Harper's The convention at the afternoon session for a doctor and the little one's was delayed by a number of unexpected throat was severely burned before contests in district delegations, mainly over the election of district chairmen. In medical science finally got in its the Second district the contest resulted in work. the election or C. F. Ranck of Iowa City, and in the Eleventh in the election of F. Dr. Richardson, of Dundee, has Pictorial History D. Higgs of Storm Lake. These were the a regular Wonderland menagerie, most spirited coutests. consisting of birds, beasts and Upoti reconvening ex Governor Horace creeping things. He has lately re Boie>, chairman of the convention, ad OF THE dressed the delegates and reviewed at inforced it with a bittern, two Vir great length the tariff issue. ginia rails and a brace of "coons" (the quadruped variety), and has in FREAK OF A RUNAWAY HORSE. addition had a laryngal abscess in LI HUNG CHANG. He Jumps Into a Street Car aud Injures his throat punctured by Dr. Carrow, Several People. CIVIL WA (The Viceroy of China.) of Ann Arbor. formally declared war against China de CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—A runaway horse clared that Great Britain remained neu boarded a North avenue trailer on a When a young miss is talking to a tral in the matter, although the British Milwaukee avenue cable car at Jefferson young man and finds she has got to I government would immediately take and Washington streets with disastrous sneeze, she had better take her gum j Bteps to safeguard British interests in the results to several passengers and the ani far east. So far as the sinking of themal itself. It was going a wild gallop out of her mouth and not blow it transport Kow Shing flying the British when it jumped into the oar. James into said y. m.'s shirt bosom. And Stransky, a Bohemian janitor, living at right in the postoffice too.—Grass flng is concerned, the envoy was informed Twenty eighth and Grovelaud avenue, that Great Britain awaits the statement had his lower jaw broken aud was taken Lake News. O, yes, of course, she of the English captain of that steamer be to the county hospital. Maurice Hankel, would have lots of leisure for a fore making any reply to the apology of assistant foreman on The Staats Zaitung, thing like that. Think a girl has fered by Japan. suffered a sprain of the left knee and was two or three hour's notice of a Court of Inquiry Opened. taken to his home at 591 North avenue. sneeze ? Mr. Hugh Mathieson of Hugh Mathie Mrs. Ike Carpen, of 794 Shober street, was gon & Co., and Jardine, Mathieson & Co., slightly injured about the back. The car What with a cork leg, the presi was smashed where the horse struok Is, London and Shanghai, from whom the and one of the animal's legs was broken. dency of the Black Bass club, of Chinese transport Kow Shung, sunk by a It was subsequently shot. Morenci, preaching the gospel and Japanese cruiser, was chartered, received supporting Pingree, Rev. Dan Shier a di. patch from Tien Tsin, dated Aug. 1, Baying that Colonel von Hannekin. for ADDITIONAL ROUNDABOUTS. has been having a hard time of it. merly aid de camp of Li Hung Chang, the Two years ago he was "sot on" at vicerpy of China, who was on board the The Milan council has instructed Adrian, as a Pingree supporter, and j t ? i port when s.ie foundered, was saved. he village marshal to putty up thethis year was treated to the same Tim dispatch add , that a court of inquiry :racks in the sidewalks, and an eraflattening process at Port Huron. has been opened at Tien Tsin in order of reform is about to set in. Enough to drive the Elder "Beyond j tha i 11 the facts in connection with the sinking of the Kow Shung may be known. At Stockbridge, last week, an the Rockies." Toe dispatch lso says that it is reported electric current trotted in on the A Hudson boozer has quit, and at Tien Tsin .nat war between China and :elephone wire and knocked Mrs. to the Hudson Gazette explains j Japan has been formally declared. Jay McKenzie into a state of tem why. He says he dropped a bottle MISSIONARIES IN DANGER. porary coma. of whiskey in the hog trough. It! Chinese Always Ready to lilauie Foreign Several tiers of meal in sacks fell broke. The hogs smelled it and ers for Trouble. over and buried two men for twenty became sick at the stomach; and BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.—Bishop Alpheu3 minutes in a Port Huron elevator said Connors: "It set me to think W. Wilson, of the Southern Methodist last week. They had one square ing, and, ?ays I, 'Be gobs, if the church, who has traveled extensively in meal, but it was near being their China and Japan aud spent many years in hogs won't touch it I—I—I'll be close connection with the mission work in last. d d if I will,' and from that time those countries, eays: The Dundee Reporter announces on I have not touched a drop, only "There is much reason to fear for the that hay fever has been discovered in case of sickness." safety of the missionaries, both mea and in the rag weed. Good! We're women, nov stationed in China and While the Germania hose com Corta. The natives are always ready to glad of it. It is about the meanest pany, of Monroe, were trying a new visit the resj >usibility of trouble on for weed on earth, and if it has the hay nozzle, last week,the big water snake eigners, no matter how remote they may tever it serves it right. be from the iuse of the trouble. While wriggled away from the pipemen and present danger to missionaries is j Sam Hawley, of Dundee, a youth squirmed and spouted all over the oe reared, it 18 likely that war in the Ions; who lucklessly lacks legs, but iscommunity, and when Miss Anna "rfflPwill help the cause of the missions by flush with friends, has been accom O'Reilly came along, the beastly stimulating the government to greater conee sions in tl;eir behalf." modated by contributions with thing lee drive at her and wet her means to purchase a pair of legs down so that she now asks $25 OAV. CHARGE AT COLD HA.RBOR. Russia Takes a Stand. and has gone to Toledo for that damages of the council on account ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 2.—The Russian purpose. of the bath. Referred to the com newspapers are unanimous in saying thttt whate\er the result of the war between A very cowardly sneak at Holly mittee on judiciary. Each part 32 pages China and Japan, Russia will not tolerate took out a grudge aga'nst a neigh Not to be outdone by the horse any diminishment of Corean territory or bor last week by cutting off the tail killing meteor story in the Washte Every page 16i x Hi inches. alienation o Corean independence. Rus of one of his cows. The wrath of sia, it is added will not permit any inter naw Times, the Adrian Times prints e on tue part of Great Britain, or the neighbor knows no mercy, which this: A highly bred 3 months old Over 1000 illustrations published in Harper's Weekly during the war. any other po ver, if such interference en will also be cut of, in his dealing colt belonging to Will Wood, and dangers Russian interests. The newspa with the mutilator. The complete text as published by Harper & Bros., written by Alfred H. Guernsey and pers urge thi government to adopt mili pastured on his farm two and one tary and naval measures iu the Pacific A Hudson man had a donkey for half miles north of the city, became Henry M. Alden, editors of Harper's Monthly, assisted by Richard Grant White, Presi and upon the Russo Corean frontier cal sale, and hearing that a friend so frightened at the lightning during culated to upaold the interests of Russia wanted to buy one, sent him the fol Tuesday night's storm that it broke dent Garfield, Gen'l Joseph E Johnston and others, with access to the official records. should she be called upon to defend them. lowing, written on a postal card: its back by a contraction of the Illustrated by Nast, Forbes, Eytinge and others. Japau Apologizes to Great Britain. "Dear D , if you are looking muscles, and was found next morn TOKIO, Auo. 'i.—The Japanese govern for an A i donkey, don't forget ing lying helpless in the field. The ment has in. ructed its minister in Lon me."—Hudson Gazette. animal was killed, and a post mor don to apologize to Great Britain for fir tem held. ing upon auu sinking the transport Kow Lowell Haskell, of near Grass Suing while she was flying the British Lake, was tried last week, charged In a collision with a runaway flag. The Ji ;janese minister has been in with cutting the tail off Mary Jane horse at Orchard Lake toll gate, D. 26 Parts Oi)ly. structed to i .oiin Great Britain that the Soper's horse, but was acquitted. Japanese cruiser did not know that the Cross, of Four Towns, who was Kow Shing was a British vessel until aft But somebody did it, and this bar badly crippled with sciatica, was er the fight. Captain Galsworthy of thebarity was perpetrated right in thethrown several yards through the Kow Shing uad many other persons who glare of the Grass Lake News! were on board the transport were rescued air. He spit out the dust, shook Lightning struck the Methodist the sand out of his ears, and arose EACH PART 10 CENTS. by the boats of the Japanese warship Naniwa. parsonage at Dearborn, last week, to find that every twinge of rheuma Sends Forces to Corea. ripping the siding off the outside tism had been knocked out of him. and knocking the plaster off the He once had an arm and several YOKOHAMA, Aug. 3.—A dispatch has MJHHffHSWHiWMWSa been received here which is supposed to walls. The pastor had been pray ribs torn off by a threshing machine, l'tfer to the Kow Shung, but which may ing for rain, but feels grieved that and has been partially consumed by I No. 2. July24., 1894. j refer to tha Chen Yuen. It says that a so little judgment was used in the Chinese warship and a transport haying a stallion, but what there is left of on board ),5uo troops have been sunk by response. him is as full of grit as a gobbler's Arglis Coupon Japanese warships, aud that a Chinese The Petoskey Record, two years gizzard. . gunboat has been captured by the Japan ago, was for Pingree. The Lansing sac. The go eminent of Japan has been Gen. Spalding, after the first bal CUT informed ti.it Chinese reinforcement* State Democrat says: Since then lot, will probably have Lenawee at Harper's Pictorial History of the bare been sent to Corea, which fact Japan it has published the tax sales, and his back in the congressional con considers a menace. now it is the other fellow that is the Civil War. vention, but not at first. At the (IN 26 PARTS.) Spain Has Misgiving*. chronic office seeker. Wonderful is late convention to choose delegates, LONDON, Aug. 2.—The Spanish govern the effect of a little pap." Yes, like there was the liveliest sort of a co ment, as a result of its misgivings, offi a filial son, Bontecou loves his pap. tilion over a resolution requesting PART II. cially expressed, regarding the possible THIS remits to the Phillipine islands iu the The Stockbridge Sun says: "Quite the congressional delegates to stand i I This Coupon and 1O cents enti event of Japan becoming the dominant a considerable has been sold for by a Lenawee man. The resolution i ties you to one Part. Bring or was carried after a stand up battle power iu tl e east, has purchased three mosquito netting, and the editor of ; send to oruisers fro).. English firms. the Sun is going to make a pocket 89 to 68. The aim of the resolution 3E Militia Recalled from Cripple Creek. book of it, to keep his few lonesome was to push the Hudson candidate, Aim Arbor Arglis, DENVER, ..ug. 2.—Governor Waite has and slippery dollars in." Why not Grant Fellows, to the front. Spald finally issue I an order recalling the militia OUT extend the purchase to a pantaloons is likely to have the 25 votes of the Ann Arbor. Mich from Cripple Creek. He says he thinks pattern ? The fall weather will soon delegation at last, but they will not ; I Opera House Block. the trouble in the «reat gold camp Is require more clothing. be with him on the go in. i \