The Clinton Independent. VOL. XXV—NO. 48. ST. JOHNS, MICH., THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27, 1891. WHOLE NO. 1297.
The Merrantii« («»>»»)•» calendar hr isoi. —It is now the yellows which is glv- —The merry-go-round is again in our Miss Nora Ryan left Monday for Den Real Grain Bags at John H icks ’. AUQUST. Beat quality Mason Fruit | ing the peach-growers the blues midst. ver, Col., where she is engaged as The following are the transactions in Don ’t miss tbe chance of having your 8 M T w T I are with Boyd Capa A. £. Dutcher is just in receipt of —“ Bittersweet,” jour letter is una- teacher in the public schools. real estate in Clinton county, for one photo taken by Hamilton before the 18th 1 a new Warwick Perfection, diamond | voidably put over until next week.— Mrs. B. P. Conn, and little daughter week ending, August 24, as recorded by of Octolier. i ‘A Pints, fl.no ; Quarts flJ» ; •i 3 * 7 H frame, safety. Sorry, but ’tis true. of Edward Brown, are spending the Register of Deeds F. W. Lamphere: Girl Wsoiwl. 9 10 it 12 IS 14 II Two Quarts, $1.40 per 16 17 13 19 20 21 821 —H. A. Pence and family, for some —The first annual race meet of the balance of the week in Detroit. Jesse D. Janes to Geo. 8. Seeley, live acres on Apply to Mrs. Geo. H. Judd, comer 43 <4 26 23 27 28 82 lozcn. time managers of the Central House, in Lansing Bicycle Club, will be held at section 84, Dupluln.faw. of and Cass streets, St. Johns. w$i . • Mrs. II. A. McGavish, who has been Mead an this village, have removed to Fostoria, the capital city, Friday, September 11. Jesse D. Janes to Olive A. Seeley. 0 acres on visiting her sister, Mrs. W. S. Dever, re section 84, Duplaln, S100. Hosiery. jwr-To all new subscribers, I Ohio. —Madame Price’s music school opens turned to Detroit Tuesday morning. Charles W. Lyon et al, to Edwin H. Lyon, lots Our hosiery department will be found as well as to those who will —School in district No. 5, Bingham, for pupils on September8. Those wish- Mrs. Geo. W. Emmons and daughter, 1 and 2, block 82, St. Johns. 13,000. complete. Fast olack hosiery, Cotton, will open for business next Monday, ing especial hours must make appoint- Gracie, w’ent to Detroit Tuesday morn 8. B. Gil lam to Wm. H. Castle, part of lot fl, Lisle and Silk, all of tbe best “Herma- pay up all arrearages, we will I A.ufgust 81, with Mrs. Frank Kroll as I ments before the 8th. ing to remain during the Exposition. block 10. St. Johns, $8,601). dorf Dye.” They will not crock or turn send The Independent and the teacher. —Now is the accepted time—Detroit Jason II. W’llder to Joseph W. Wolford, 140 green. Absolutely free from all poison Mr. and Mrs. C. Rochon left Tuesday acres on section 0, Watertown, $100—q. c. ous substances. John H icks . Detroit Free Press and House- —At a meeting of the heirs of Moses Free Press and Household and The morning for a visit at Detroit, Amherst- Wm. H. Castle to Samuel E. Qlllam, 80 acres Do you want some of Hamilton ’s fine hold, one year for $1.75, cash, Bro™' d< ^a8ed ’ beld Au»“J 6th’ Independent , one year for only $1.75. burg, Canada, and a trip up the lakes. on section 13, Olive, $8,300. photos V If you do you have only until , y v * ’ the widow, Mrs. Brown, was chosen strike while the fever is on. Miles R. Georgia to Bengal and Riley Baptist Mrs. Joseph A. Stowell, of Dundee, church, 4 acres on sectlou 83, Bengal, 11. < October 18th, to have them taken. administratrix in place of P. K. Perrin, —Will DeWitt will be united in mar- and Mrs. E. W. Rappleye, of Ridgeway, HOME MATTERS. I administrator. riage to Miss Rose Krepps, at the home Margaret L. Covert to W. H. Covert, 20 acres Black Goods. this state, are the guests of Mrs. O. L. on section 28, town Victor, $200—q. o. Our line of black dress goods is com -Milo W. Frink, of Bengal, has been 0f the bride ’s parents, at 8 o ’clock this Vreeland. John B. Ridenour to Jacob Ridenour, 20 a era plete with all styles and qualities of fine Brevitlea. I commissioned overseer in the State | evening. Rev. C. G. Thomas will offici- on sec. 23, Greenbush, 1650. This life would be a blissful state, E. E. Whipple, of the Whipple harrow Ralph W. Holley to Myron B. and Rarnest wool and silk fabrics. We cary the fin House of Correction at Ionia, aud will | ate. Holley, 30 acres on sections 16,22, Olive, $3,610 est imported and domestic goods. The And merrily would the world go round, works, went to New York city on busi celebrated “Priestly” silk warp Henri If ice cream was a cent a plate I enter upon his duties next Monday, —Harry Coleman is this week supply ness, last Friday, and expects to return Addison A. Woodruff to Beniamin F. Sobers, first, as assistant in the office 40 acres on section 34, Victor, *1,229. etta always kept in stock. And caramels a cent a pound. ing the place of 8. C. Knapp, as express to-morrow r. BenJ. F. Sober to Frank Smith, 40 acres on John H icks . —If. Y. Prtu. —Miles Boardman who wag arrested messenger between St. Johns and De- E. C. Thompson, wife and daughter, section 34, Victor, $1,000. —School begins Monday, September 7. 1 and lodged in jail Sunday, August 16tli, I troit, while the latter is making the James E. Plowman to Wm. T. Plowman, 20 If you want Hamilton's new Glace of Saginaw ; also, Miss Mamie Murdock, acres on seotion 22, Bengal, *300. printed photos, you have only to the 18th —The county pioneer picnic is being charged with being drunk, and admitted through runs, James E. Plowman to Dennis Roy Plowman, of October to have them taken. of Dexter, are visiting at F. F. Mur 30 acres on section 22, Bengal, $300. held at Round Lake to-day. to bail the following Monday, was ex- —The State Board of Health has dock ’s, this week. —If you would please a woman, praise amined before a jury in Justice Smith’s issued, in pamphlet form, a treaties by Phillip Mlllls to Willard C. and Edwin H. Bargain*. Mrs. Theo. Price will return from her Lyon, 33 acres on seotion 30. Lebanon, $2,600. Two buggies, wire plant stand, bang- her children ; if you would please a man, court, on the 22d, and acquitted. Dr. J. S. Pardee, of Three Oaks, on The summer vacation next week, and re Isaac W. Halstead to Charlotte A. Trimble, 2 lamps and chandeliers. G. S. Cokbit . praise him. —We understand that the store and Care of Children During Hot Weather, acres on section 9, Olive, $JU0—q.c. sume her instructions in music on Mon Charlotte A. Trimble to Nancy A. Kennedy, Fowler House For Sale. —Clark Putt is erecting a new dwell- residence of H. L. Pruden, in thetown- which we re-print complete in this day, September 8. 2 acres on section 9, Olive, $450. The undersigned, having repaired ani ing house on his resident lot on Cass ship of Riley, were completely consumed issue Mrs. J. L. Ring and her mother, Mrs. refurnished the Fowler House, at Fow stieet, east. by fire on Saturday night last. .It is —On Tuesday last a 6-year-old daugh- Divorce unit Remarriage. ler, Michigan, will sell the same cheap, , Lyon, left Tuesday morning for An interesting point in tbe law of di or will trade for farm or village property . —Under this sultry sunsh ine the claimed that the total loss will aggregate ter of Palmer Lane, of South Bingham, Fredricksburg, Ohio, to attend a re Southern fields are blossoming into $2,000, which includes $2U0 in spot cash, fell from a fence, producing a disloca- vorce has been decided by the Supreme J. II. Fkdkwa , union of the Lyon family. Court of Vermont. N. H. Gkllek , snow —cotton, you know. and all without insurance. tion and fracture of the left elbow Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ball and Mrs. C. St. Johns. —It is not generally known that it is —The village fathers, at their last The child was immediately brought to A married couple were divorced in F. H. Geller, Kipp went to Owosso yesterday to at Massachusetts and thedefendant in the 1274 tf Fowler. only the female mosquito that does the meeting, instructed the village marshal the office of Dr. Wiggins, who repaired tend a wedding in which a Miss Black biting —the males have more mercy. to build or repair all sidewalks that have the injury suit remained in Vermont. Both the was party to the important contract law of Massachusetts and that of Ver Second Hand Store*. —Miss Brownie Bromley is the happy been reported by the committee. This —Miss Margaret Meams, a teacher in Rev. and Mrs. 8. S. Chapin and three I have two good, round, wood stoves, recipient of a handsome upright piano work must be done, and if not by prop- Mrs. Noble's training school, in Detroit, mont forbids a divorced defendant to and a Crown Jewell, base burner, coal children, who have been spending sever marry again. stove, for sale at low prices. of the Hallett & Davis manufacture. erty ow ners, must be done by the public and who received the gold medal in the al weeks with friends here, returned to Only $86,362 were expended in en- j at the expense of the property. contest at Detroit opera house, May 8, The court holds that the prohibition G. S. Corbit . their home In Stockoridge, yesterday does not apply to the defendant in this tertaining 38,000 veterans at the Nation -Recently, C. C. Vaughan, of this im: will entertain our people, in a dra- Mrs. Jas. A. Stephenson and tMO The Boss $1.50 Fountain Pen at al encampment recently held in Detroit. village, in company with three other maGc recital, in the high school room, case. The Massachusetts statute, it _____ A llison ’s. daughters, of Menominee, Mich., are says, does not apply because the second —A telegram from Lorain, O., re gentlemen, sold a portion of a large this (Thursday)evening; admission, 25c. spending a short vacation w'ith kin Hilllker’a Lunch Room ceived by Loring Grant, last Monday tract of pine land in Mississippi, which I The Detroit Free Press speaks in high marriage did not take place in that in the basement, under the new ’ Hotel people and friends in our village, after state. The Vermont statute has no St. Johns, with a better lunch for fifteen evening, announced the death of a they purchased several months ago, terms of Miss Meam’s ability and power an absence of seven years. cents than I have ever offered to the cousin. to interest her listners. bearing for the reason that tbe divorce realizing a total net profit of about $11,- L. K. Patterson started on a trip, was not obtained there. public. Satisfactory rates to farmers —Recollect that the law calls for an 000. They still own 1,000 acres. —A distressing accident occurred at Tuesday, expecting to visit New York, n the hotel department. There is strong popular sentiment 1293 J. W. IIilliker . advance guard, forty rods ahead of a Pine Lake, last Saturday, in the drown Washington, Richmond, and other —The Clinton County Fair will begin ing of two gii Is: Ida Smith, an adopted that to prohibit a divorced person from thrashing engine to notify people of its September 29th and continue four days. eastern and southern points, finally, lOO-Acre Farm for Sale coming. daughter of Joseph Smith, who resides marrying again is contrary to public or trade for real estate in St. Johns. The premium lists are now in the hands locating in Rochester, N. Y. policy and morality. The courts seem —The Advent camp meeting opens near Trowbridge; Kittie McCurdy, a Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons, of Stockbridge, For particulars inquire of in Lansing to-day. There will be no of the secretary, and may also be had neighbor, and Pearl Schooley, whose inclined to take the same view of it. 1294 J. U. Fedewa . at this office. There are many induce this state, cousins of Dr. Wm. Havens, For example, the prohibition in New charge for admission as has been erone- parents reside in Lansing. They were and M. D. Baker, wife and son of Lan 20 Per Cent. Saved ously reported. ments for our agriculturists and manu in a row-boat together, and in attempting York has been practically annulled by facturers to exhibit and compete. Do sing, brother of Mrs. Dr. Havens, spent By buying the St. Johns Chilled and —Keep your mind on the big races to to pass one another in exchanging the decisions bolding that any person may Burtcn Plows and repairs of Cross & something, and in doing so, try and portion of the past week with them escape its operation by simply going to take place at our approaching county labor of rowing, the boat was capsized. Al. Thomas, Will Urie, F. Waters Weller, at the St. Johns Foundry and fair. Just think of it, over $3,000 in the beat’the other fellow'. The McCurdy girl was rescued, but the New Jersey, Connecticut or any other Machine shop. Time saved is money and M. Flinn are spending the “last state to get married. In this state a di earned. 1294-w4 speed department. A conductor says that female tramps | Gthertwo were carried down to a watery days of summer,” camping on the sun —If you want your boy to love and are on tbe increase. They are not as grave. vorced person is free to marry at his or A Fine Feed-cntter. caress you don ’t make him pull weeds I daring as the men in jumping off and on ny shores of Muskrat Lake. How her pleasure.— Lansing Journal. PERSONAL. lovely ! The frogs make long leaps for Is offered in exchange for stove wood. or hoe potatoes in the back yard, while trains, but they are found hanging all Miss Ella Stevens has returned from safety. The Clinton County Institute. G. S. Corbit . the St. Johns Cornet Band is passing over a freight car, on the trucks or Go to E. T. Sumner & Son ’s for iur- the front door. clinging to the truss rods by hands and Valparaiso. Isaac C. Jones and his good wife, of The Teachers’ Institute opened in the O. L. Vauconsant is spending a sea Bengal township, left their pleasant niture. picture frames and mouldings. —Sir Henry Tvler, of London, Eng., feet, aud in fact in a good many danger- high school building on Monday last, at son in St. Johns. home a week ago for a four weeks’ visit Repairing a specialty. 1199 accompanied by all the railroad officials ous places that a male tramp would not the appointed time, and notwithstanding J. G. Wise and family spent last Sun at theirearly home in Senaca couty, N the inclemency of the weather, a goodly Are Yon Hungry? of the Grand Trunk system, recently think of getting in. day at Pine Lake Y., and to participate in a reunion of number of teachers were enrolled on the I have added to the Home Bakery, in made a tour of inspection along the D., | —The Grand Trunk officials have de- the Uuiou Block, a Lunch Counter, . . , Lyman Wickes is in Detroit, attend the Jones family. first day, and up to Tuesday evening 117 which will at all times, be provided with G. II. & M. division. cided upon September 19 as the date for . tjlft Exposition, Mrs. G. S. Corbit and her little niece ambitious candidates for knowledge had the opening of the Port Huron tunnel. | * n a„ irai,o n . hot tea and coffee aud tbe most desir —The youngsters now begin to count | the opening Hettie Hawkshaw has gone to Detroit Miss Ruth Pierce, and Mrs. Matilda made their obeisance to the two honor able cold dishes; pies, cakes, etc. the days as school time draws near I sir Henry Tyler will remain upon tbe | for a few days ’ visit. Shaver and her son Ben. will enter upon able instructors in charge : Professors Charges most reasonable. A trial is so licited. Lizzie A llen . again. They’ve had a generous holiday, ground to have a general supervision of Charlie Reed, of Grand Rapids, was a trip to Puget Sound, Wash., this after Thompson and Converse. Inasmuch as and plenty of fruit has added much to the work of removing the caved in earth 1 in tow n over Sunday. neon, via. the Northern Pacific from St the session will not be more than half Money to Loan on Farm Lands. the satisfaction of the average small and will make the formal opening. It Miss Grace McCabe is spending the Paul. They will visit their brother over at the time we go to press, we shall Interest seven (7) per cent payable annually. No commissions charged. boy. will take two gangs of men, working | present week in Detroit. Bart Shepard, remaining several months omit anything like a complete report of —It is reported that two more daily I night and day alternately to complete Enquire of L. Grant . E. U. Gorsucli, of Corunna, spent each day's doings of this important as newspapers are to be started on the I the work by the date named for the 1263-tf. St. Johns, Mich. SOCIETY ANNOUNCEMENTS. semblage until our next issue. rounds in the city of Lansing, one by D. I opening. Sir Ilenry says that the rapid Saturday last in St. Johns. Mrs. Wm. Ryan, of Dallas, Texas, is Novelties in Silver Plated Ware, for A. Reynolds, late of the Michigan running of passenger and freight trains J visiting Mrs. R. M. Shields. Rev. J. Davis will preach at Fowler, Advertised Letters. Wedding presents, at A llison ’S. Statesman, and the other by Robert will be greatly faciliated by the tunnel, August 30th, at 3 p. m. Fred Leland went to Ann Arbor Tues St. Johns , Mich., August 23,1391 For Sale. Smith & Co., the present state printers, and it is not improbable that a second | day last for a few days ’ visit There will be service at St. John’s Howland A Son, A J Miller & Smith A. Retan ’s handsome residence on Both to be independent in politics. tunnel may be built near the first one W. 8. Dever went to Detroit Tuesday church next Sunday morning. Harger. Mias Lena Webster, Mrs. S D Clinton Ave., north. Apply on prem —The time for bolding the Clinton —Durand Express. Jacobs. Charley ises. 1287-tf morning to spend a few days. U. B. mite society, of Bengal, will tW“ Persons calling for any of the above let county fair is not far away. Have you —Michigan has been favored with an Miss Blanch Myers, of Muir, is the meet \yith Mrs. Frank Lyon, Wednes ters will please say “Advertised. ” The Mercantile Co. pay the farmers decided to make some exhibits ( Let excenent sight for her world ’s fair build-1 gues t Gf Mrs. P. E. Walsworth. day, September 2d, at 2 p. m. VOLNEY A. CHAPIN. P. M. more cash for Butter and Eggs than everyone take an interest in these an- inj?- A Chicago special has this to say M F. Holton was in Detroit on busi Rev. B. Ilamp will hold two days ’ ser Licensed to Wed. any three concerns in Clinton county. • nual exhibitions of the products of the of lt; The Michigan building at the ness the latter part of the week. vice at the U. B. church, Bengal, com Date. Name and Residence. Age Allison ’s 9 l Spectacles county, and they will be adding to their I wor id ’8 fair win be at the intersection ^jr and ^jre j j) Estes went to De mencing Saturday, September 5th, at 2 Aug. 22—Henry Bushre, Bingham...... 22 are the best. individual interests. Judicious adver-1^ w0 0f fke dne3 t avenues in Jackson o ’clock p. m. Llbble Scrubbs, Bingham...... 22 Don ’t forget that Kendrick keeps a troit Tuesday, to remain a week Aug. 22—Frank C. Tows. DeWitt...... 21 complete line of staple groceries and tising always pays. park. On the north is the art building Miss Kate McClaiD, of Lyons, spent A public dancing party will be given Hattie Lott, DeWitt...... 18 —Next year will be leap year, and we and thebeautiful park, filled with stat at Olive Grange ball, Tuesday evening, Aug. 22—John B. Ridenour, Essex...... 24 sells them cheap. Butter and egga Sunday with Miss Ellen Ferrier. Myrtle B. Shaw, Greenbush...... 14 wanted. suppose that the girls will orgauize a uary< wbich surrounds it. On the west Mrs. Morey returned from her extend September 1st. Bill 50 cents, includ Aug. 23— Harvey K. Brown, Eagle ...... 23 brisk campaign. There are many eligi- i8 anot ber avenue with the Oregon and ^ visi't in the east, la8t Friday evening ing horses to hay. Jennie McCrumb, Eagle ...... 21 Watches, Clocks and Jewelry bleVvlsfc youngoAimrr bachelorsLonlml andOM/1 unrUspry Uwidowersr 1 /I AU'DrU Ii ...Washington « « A «buildings. m ___ On Atthe______eastA. •is _ I Repaired on short notice at A llison ’s. Mrs. W. F. Soule, of Ionia, spent Sun The ladies ’ aid society of West Bing MARRIED. about town that should be looked after, the 0hio sltCi and on the 80uth wiscon day last with her sister, Miss Kate Burk ham, will meet with Mrs. John Feazle, vXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX “Jule’a Place,” and girls, next year would be a good 8in< and the two flne state buildings to Thursday, September 3 at 2 p. m. a cor BUSHRE—SCRUBBS-In 8t Johns, August 22. Now under the management and name George Holton is spending a few’ days 1391, by M. N. Duncan, Esq.. Mr. Henry Bush of Charles P. Moinet, still continues to time to remind them of the scriptural be erected by Illinois and California are with his father, Chas. Holton, in Du dial invitation is extended to all. re to Miss Libbie Scrubbs. both of Bingham injunction, “ it is not good that man j je88 Dian four hundred feet south. The RIDENOUR-SHAW—In St. Johns, August 22, provide a “free lunch” and fresh beer. rand. Tbe regular business meeting of the 1391, by Justice Smith, John B. Ridenour, ol Everything in ship-shape style. 1281 should live alone. ” main entrance and railway station are Harry Dodge went to Chicago yester Congregational Y. P. 8. C. E. will be Maple Rapids, and Myrtle E. Sbaw, of Green —The old postal card, which is so 0jdy a thousand feet away. For beauty ^ bush. 1847 Roarers Bro.'s I day to remain an indefinite length of held at tbe church this (Thursday) eve BROWN-McCRUMB-At the M. E. parsonage familiar, will soon be superceded by two and convenience it is unsurpassed by I tfme. ning, after prayer meeting. Let all mem in St. Johns, August 28, 1891, by Rev. Knives, Forks and Spoons G. Thomas, Harvey K. Brown to Miss Jennie At A llison ’s. cards of different size and design. The any 8tate location in the park. The Elmer Ellis, of Dundee, visited his bers be present. M. Crumb, both of Eagle. smaller one ot tbe two cards will be on present plana made by Architect Pond father, Nathan Ellis, in Essex, last You are invited to attend tbe meeting Carpet*. white card board, 2 1-6x4* inches in of Ann Arbor, who has recently come week of the Congregational Y. P. S. C. E. BU8INE8S LOCAL8 The largest and best assorted stock of carpets in St. Johns is at Kendrick ’s. size. A vignette of General Grant as he t0 Chicago, will be changed from a Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Allison and little next Sunday, at 5:45 p. m. Subject :— The Leading Fabric* appeared in Ins younger days is printed | square to an L building. It wiil have dau ghter Nellie, spent last Sunday in “ The Parting of the Two Ways.” Con For Ladies ’ Suitings will be : In plain Water. on the card in a shade of blue. The two main floors about 80x140, with four owosso. secration meeting. goods, Serges, Henriettas and Flannels To our customers who desire a first- larger card will be three-fourths of an | rooms for employes above. Miss Edith Dunn returned from her Oue of tbe treats of the season will be and m fancy goods. Camel Hair and class job of Plumbing can have the same inch wider and one inch longer than the j Flannel Plaids. The trimming used done without any trouble, by applying —The basket picnic by the P. of I’s of brief visit at Bay View, last Monday the shadow social at the Good Templar will be black and colored gimps to to us, as we will do excavating, tap main, present card. Clinton county, held on the fair grounds, evening Hall (over Dutcher Bros ’, store) Satur match goods ; also, Polka Dot ana other etc. We keep on hand a good supply of —One of St. Johns’ true women asks day evening, August 29. Refreshments fancy silk trimmings. water woods. Fowler & Ball . in St. Johns, last Saturday, was not as Ed. Dooling spent the front part of We have opened up the largest assort “ Hid you ever notice how the tempera- numerously attended as was their meet- the present w’eek with his brother John will consist of peaches and cream and ment of the above goods that will be ment of a man is indicated by the man- jn{? last season, which fact may be at- at Belding. cake. found in this part of Michigan. We Butter and Earare ner in which he takes off his hat to the tributed to the unfavorable weather and Miss Stella Keys and mother are at The M. E. Aid Society, of Bengal, will have always taken the lead in fine Dress Wanted in any quantity by, II. L. KKiendrick . ladies on the street ?” And then adds : hurrying time among the farmers.— tending the Exposition in Detroit, a few meet with Mrs. Henry Gay, Thursday Goods anu trimmings, and this fall we A man of showy nature and not worth However, the occasion was a pleasant days this week, afternoon, September 3d. As the annu will show you a bigger assortment than ever. Our Fall and Winter Jackets are iTATE BANK OF ST. JOHNS. bis salt will give the air such a dig that and profitable one to those present. J. Mrs. Wm. Sage and her daughter al election of officers will then occur, it on sale, and parties contemplating pur you can hear the air rush into the vacu- e. Taylor, of Lansing, and Geo. Older, May, left Tuesday last for a four days is desired that a full attendance of mem chasing a garment this fall will do well COMMERCIAL AND SAVING8. tiers be had. to come in, select your garment, and um. A busy man will but touch his hat of North Star, Gratiot county, addressed visit in Detroit. have it put away. By doing this it in or take it a small ways from his head.— tbe meeting. A basket picnic was freely Peter Walsworth and Rodney Beebe sures you a good fit and twenty different CAPITAL 40,000. Tbe polite man will first bow and raise indulged in, and the good tillers of the of the First National Bank, went to A Literary 3uec«M. styles of garments to select from. his hatia a genteel manner.” soil returned to their respective homes Detroit Tuesday The elocutionary recital at the Brick Always the Cheapest, NET ASSETS OF STOCKHOLDERS, $900,DOOM —Lansing Democrat : The city offlei- at a seasonable hour, and with the feel- George Tucker returned to Lansing church, West Bingham, last Friday Thelen & Dever . als have hit upon a novel scheme to ing that the day had been spent in a de- Tuesday, after a few days ’ visit with evening, was well atteneed, considering MIm Carrie Turner, PORTER K. PERRIN, President. settle the tramp question and one that cidedly pleasant and profitable manner, friends in St. Johns, the busy season. Much credit is due Teacher of piano and organ music. GEO. F. MARVIN, Vlce-Preatdent. it is hoped will cause this class of tour- We neglected to mention the fact that Mrs. Clemmie Crossman will resume Miss Cobb, of Elsie, who so kindly and Singing class and dumb bell drill free D. H. POWER, CMbler ista to give us the go-by. The plan is | D. Conklin, of Grand Rapids, manager | her old position with Chapin & Co., the to private pupils : to those other than H. K. FITZGERALD, A*ii*U*t cheerfully assisted. Her easy manners >rivate pupils a charge of $2 for twenty dress goods hustlers. and well rendered recitals were highly [ to fence in the city lumber yard and set of the State Commercial Union, was essons, will be made. Fall term com DIRECTORS: all the tramps that visit Lansing to present and gave a very satisfactory ex- Mrs. D. P. Wilcox and daughter, appreciated, as was evidenced by the mences September 7. 1296-3 P. K. Perrin, O. W. Munger, Geo. F. Marvin. J. B. woik therein sawing wood for the city planation of the aims aud objects of the Maggie, are attending the Exposition expression of the audience at each reci Souvenir Spoons at Allison ’s. Corbit, J. H. Fedewa, Otis Fuller, Edward poor. If the idea is faithfully carried | Union, and sited hundreds of instances in Detroit, this week. tation. Each speaker did well, but Ktnmona* Cider Mill Brown, A. Retan, B. B. White, out it will not be long before this place of financial benefits to tbe members. Miss Kate Burk and Miss Rose Moinet time will not permit further remarks.— Will commence operations September 7. C. S. Allison, G. E. Corbin. will be stricken off the list of tramp’s He left a very favorable impression with go to Detroit Saturday to spend a week The receipts netted $11.50, for which the Cash paid for apples. Custom work paradise. bis hearers. with a brother of the former. church is very thankful. Present . Tuesdays and Fridays during Sept. 2w 4 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Time Depeelt * CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, AUG. 27,189 i. hi g- agug. — jg m. The first prize at the upper peninsula BRIEFLY TOLO. OVER 0.000 KILLED. firemens’ tourney for hose cart racing was MICHIGAN IN GENERAL. MUTINY ON HIGH SEAS. The Final Battle for Hu premar y In won by Ishpeming after a dispute in which Gov. Campbell, of Ohio, is improving. Chill. Iron wood was the contestant. Frosts in Nebraska Sunday morning. A s{*ecial from Valparaiso, Chill, gives An lonlu .’Tinit Wlio Lett Home In 1873 August 31 the electors of Ludington will The Firemen ou an Atlantic Steamer The Promoter* of the 8t. Clair Hirer the following: President Balmaceda and Co be Away a Year baa juat vote upon the proposition to issue bonds to Draw the Fire* and Bring the Harry George Powlett, duke of Cleve Tunnel 8ay Another B ill be the Junta de Gubierno are clinched in the lieturucd. the amount of 8100,000 for the purchase of Vessel to a Standstill, land, is dead, aged 88. ’ Built Soon. final desperate struggle for the mastery of the water supply company ’s plant. Hon. P. M. Adams, a prominent Ohio the republic of Chill. The chosen battle The Michigan Dental Aaaoelatlon In Fred Goodenough, a Greenville hotel The Leader or the Mutiny Attempts democrat, died at Tiffin, O., Chicago Woman Horsewhips a grouud Is in full view Of the city of Val Meaalou at the Now Havlutf a * to Assalt the Captain, but Is Millionaire and His Lawyer paraiso, and thousands of anxious eyes are keeper, has a queer name for one who is Almy, the Hanover, N. H., murderer, Splendid Time. to be tried on the charge of a felonious as- Shot Uuwu. lu a Court Boom. watching from every point of vantage the is identified as George H. Abbott, a noted battle which is to decide the fate of the sult upon oue of his diningroom girls. criminal. A Rrother and Slater Meet After Being All Hands Arrrested and the Captain Clever Western Crook Outwits the country. The battlo begun on Friday the Separated Fifteen Years. The The largest reported wheat yield in tilves Himself up for Murder John Fruth struck Jacob Stokesbury at Jailor by Making Counterfeit first meeting being at tho mouth of the Boy Waa Stolen by tiiypelee. southwestern Michigan it* that of Robert auk Is Ueleased on Ball. Ada, O., Saturday, with a stone, crushing Mouey lu Prison. Aconagua in which the government was Wiley, a Cass county farmer, who thrashed his skull and causing death. defeated. The battle now on is a final tost 47 bushels per acre from a 10 acre field. Michigan's Worlds Fair Commission. Mutiny ou the High Seas, A cloudburst at Pottsville, Pa., Sunday Another Tunnel to Canada. . of strength. About 8,000 rebels landed in Mr. Moore, the Ithaca hustler In agrl- Quintero bay, taking Baluiaceda by Lansing , Aug. 20.—The Michigan board New Y ork , Aug. 24.—The steamer Ob- flooded the streets and drovo 400 families cultuial implements, has fitted up a build Sarnia , Ont., Aug. 24.—lu an interview surprise, who was able to gath of world's fuir commissioners in session dam, Capt. Bakker commander, left this into the second stories of thoir homes, Sir Henry Tyler, promoter and overseer er only half of his troops. hero this week appointed a committee on ing for an electric light plant, and will soon have the light-bearing wires strung. port July 18 for Rotterdam, with 300 1 N> K puirbank. one of the most prom- of the St. Clair river tunnel expressed him The rebels attempted to cross tho river plans for a building, two of which were passengers. After 48 hours at sea reports inent of Chicago business men for nearly self as well satisfied with the progress of under cover of the guns of six warships submitted. It was decidod that the build While In a fit of despondency over the came to the captain that the firemen were bajf a century, has retired from active the tunnel works and with the highly anchored in Cosnon bay. when the troops ing will be constructed at some conven loss of a small sum of money Thomas Far about to mutiny. The captain went be business. beneficial change which the tunnel will of Balmaceda gave battle and the engage ient shipping point in Michigan by Michi rell, un unmarried laborer, 27 years of age, low and finding the fires drawn asked work for Grand Trunk traffic. He said: ment lusted almost all day, but the latter gan labor and of Michigan products, and shot himself in the mouth tonight and can what was the trouble. Peter Duzer, the The dedication of Minnesota ’s monument “The opening which takes place September in commemoration of the Sioux massacre had to retire. The beach of Vina del Mar, shipped to the exposition grounds and not live. ringleader, said he bad grown tired of 19, will be in the nature of au inaguration the eastern shore of Vnlpariso bay. was ereotod. Vice-President Belden was au thut life and bad decided to take matters of 1862 took place at Now Ulm, Minu., of the Dew fust passenger and freight ser Joseph Bader, the Big Rapids tough, last week. chosen by the government as a second line thorized to visit the leading fairs this fall who was arrested for drunkenness and set into bis own hauds and have a good time. vice of the company betweeu west and of defense, and tho general in command to create un interest In theagricultural ex tire to the Jail to escape, is now charged The captain said he would . have to do The name of Ida M. Bittenbender has east. Soon alter the formal opening both leaving a small forco to copo with the in hibit. The 917 classifications of exhibits with arson. He is in jail, os no ono will away with him first. At this the fellow been placed upon the prohibition ticket of passenger and freight trains will cone- surgents took his final stand at this place, were divided into six grund classes, and go on his bail bond. started toward the captain with a bar of Nebraska as a candidate for judge of tho rnence running through the tunnel. Re where the battle is now raging at its high commissioners appointed us follows: Presi iron, but before he could strike he received supreme court garding the capacity of the tunnel and the est. Balmaceda has 13,000 men engaged dent Weston, forestry, lumber, woodwork 1 Albert Salisbury, a Jackson milk vender, u ball from a navy revolver in his chest. volume of the traffic likely to pass through left his home the other morning to do his Reports from the Chickasaw nation say while the rebels have ouly 8,000 and tho ing machinery, printing, paper, leather, The captain fired the shot und the man fell nothing definite can be said until the tun warships in the bay, which are unable educational —common school to university, barn chores. He has not been seen since, dead at his feet. This had tho effect of the Byrd party were victorious in tho re cent election. The result means thut the nel is in operation. ” “However, ” he said, to get in close range ou account of the professional schools, schools for defective although vigorous search has bceu made quelling the mutiny very effectually. On “a second tunnel will without doubt be for him. Foul play is suspected. intruder must go. guns at Fort Callao. Tho scene from the classes—asylums, hospitals and charitable reaching port all hands were arrested and built and tho prospects aro it will be com city is a grand one and the hills all around institutions. Vice-President Belden, ag The funeral of Henry C. Platt, of Niles, the captain gave himself up for murder, The Ionia district fair will be held Sep menced as soon us the present one is in ore full of auxious witnesses of tho fray. ricultural and farm products and live stock. was held in tho Episcopal church at Niles but was released ou bail. Duzer was a tember 22-25. Premium lists are now regular working order. ” Tho cost of a Tbe number lost on each side as far as cun Treasurer Flynn, nearly all manufactur Sunday. Mr. Platt was ono of tho fore Holluuder. a socialist and unmarried. The ready and may be obtained by addressing second tunnel, according to Sir Henry, be estimated now is about 3.000 killed. ing products, farm machinery and trans most citizens of tho city, and tho church 300 passengers who were on board the ves Secretary Smith at Ionia. will not figure up nearly as much as the portation. Mrs. Pond, tho arts—painting, sel were greatly excited. All expected was packed to do honor to his memory. A terrific hail storm at Deer Creek, first on account of experteuco gained and Tlie Weather and the Crops. decorations, carving and statuary, music, that the mutineers would get possession of ..." ^1", , ’ the company huving machinery, plant, musical instruments and the drama. Mrs. It is officially announced at the execu the .-raft. The matter will be fully settled “J™" Monday night destroyed about etc., for the work. Of the prospects of The reports indicate that the weather tive office that Supt. Cooper, of tho Calu on the return of the craft to theother side. 2,000 acres of gram. Stacked wheat was conditions of the past week have been very Valentine, floriculture, manufactured cloth blown about and damaged. traffic this fall, Sir Heury speaks highly, products, silks, furs, laces and embroider met and Hecla mine, will be tendered a Shioping men are confident, that Capt. saying they were never better. He ex favorable to corn, potatoes, beans and past ies, clothing and customes, fancy work, place on the world's fair commission to fill Bakker will be honorably acquitted. During a fit of temporary insanity Fri pects a large volume of freight from the ures. The rainfall, which has been above hair work, artificial flowers, church work, the vacancy caused by tho declination of day, Mrs. Barnbowser, of Helvetia, W. western states, and also that tho com the normal in most all sections of the state, moral training, school for domestic aud in Hon. W. li. Burt Held Prisoner In a Filthy Boom. Va., drowned her baby, brained a 3-ycar- pany’s passenger traffic will increase. has greatly improved the condition of corn dustrial training for girls, physical devel- Cassopoiis indulged in a mad dog scare Duluth , Aug. 20.—Officers went to the old child and vainly attempted suicide. und potatoes, but some few reports indi cate that the pastures were pretty well opement. Mr. Burts successor, mines, house of James Lindberg, demanded ad 3A frightful explosion of gas in the West Horsewhipped By » Woman. Saturday, an unknown cur biting Peter burned up before the rainfall occurred. mining machinery, products and appliances, Stettiner, a grocer, and a boy named Rose. mittance aud asked for tho “old man,” Fairmont shaft, near Wheeling, W. Va., and the North American Indian. Auxilliary Lindberg led the way through a lament Chicago , Aug. 24.—Mrs. Edward Mc There is no doubt that corn and potatoes It is not believed that the dog was mad, Sunday morning killed Bayles, aged 14 Mahon horsewhipped Peter Smith, tho committees of three persons from each ably filthy house, and in one corner, in a years, aud terribly burned Alex. Robinson, have been injured by tbe continued drought, but his victims went to Chicago the same millionaire contractor und P. McHugh, h is which was broken during tbe week. The county and ouo for each 10,000 inhabitants day for treatment room five by seven feet, the door to which a miner. will bo appointed. Next meeting Oct. 0. was heavily barred and locked, they found lawyer in a court room. The cause of the rainfull will place the grouud in excellent W. H. Smallwood, who went with Andrew Spanberg, said to be 8 1 years old, One thousand feet of the Wabash rail double whipping was the readiug of a de condition for fall seeding, and plowing for position by a Canadian dective impugniug A Michigan Fnocii Arden. Deputy Sheriff Cook to Saginaw in search literally reeking with vermin. Buzzing road track parallelling the Missouri river, fall wh&ut is now in progress in the south of his abducted daughter, returned with flies and other insects, roused at tho gleam at Randolph, Mo., fell into the river the 'chastity of Mrs. McMahon. Tho ern section. On account of the long con Ionia , Aug. 26.—In the spring of 1873 out the child. It is thought that Mrs. of the light which one of the party carried, Thursday night, the water having under horsewhipping is the climax of a series of tinued drought, considerable more rain AlpheusC. Johnson, then a rich aud influ Smnllvvood hired Bonine Hernley to carry danced in swarms over the poor old man, j mined tho grade. sensations growiug out of a long standing would be very beneficial for all growing ential farmer living in Orange township, off the child and he will be prosecuted. whose days are evidently numbered. On j The British steamer Dehomyer, which family quarrel. Edward McMahon’s crops. ‘this county, decided to take a trip abroad. a hard ted, not two feet wide, he tossed j had on board a consignment of powder, marriage some months ago to his second He arranged bis business interests, which Miley McNair, 7 years oid, son of John wife, who wielded the rawhide in * court, consisted of two good farms in Orange and and chattered incoherently and his almost was completely shattered by an explosion, was very displeasing to his mother and Jed White, a Kansas City, St. Joe & McNair, a merchant of Prattsville, was sightless eyes told of abject fear at j She was beached at Vigo where she was some Ionia city property, placing them in playing in the wheat bin at the railway sister, the latter being the wife of millon- Council Bluffs railroad brukeman, was the sound of voices. He was wrapped in burned. Her crew was saved. murdered at Murrays, one milo north of the hands of tenants, and bade his wife elevator when he was sucked dowel and quilts and removed to oue of the hospitals. aire Smith. McMahon s little son Milton, good-bye, telling her that he was going had a fortune of $30,000 and it was assert Harlem, Mo., by highway robbers who buried under 500 bushels of wheat He Inquiry developed the fact that he had The wine growers in the champagne dis away for a year. Until last week he had suffocated before help could reach tricts of France are having a fine largo ed that the stepmother's chief motive in had held up the conductor and the brake- been a prisoner in the room for years, his man. The robbers escaped. never was again beard from, and the wife him. reason slowly ebbing away. He came to j time fighting phylloxeria, milden, black marrying McMahon was to obtain poses- supposing him dead had the estate pro rot a huge combine of capitalists who are sion of this sum. McMahon and wife on bated, and it was deeded to their only A. B. Taylor, of Morton township, Me America, leaving bis wile in Sweden, THE M.VltkM’i twenty years ago. He acquired consider trying to get control of the entire growth. one side and his mother, sister and Mil child, a daughter, the mother retaining a costa county, has been bound over for trial lionaire Smith on tho other have charged on the charge preferred by his 16-year-old able property and when decrepitude came Detroit. dower interest. In due time the supposed J. F. McEIroy and T. H. Swope are each other with attempting little Miltou ’s Cattle —Good to choice... $4 75 & $5 23 daughter-in-law that be assulted her with on him he willed it to the children of Lind Kansas City millionaires. They quarreled widow married again. Things ran along berg, and it is believed that a deliberate denh by poison to prevent the opposing lious...... 4 iiJ 0 5-0 Intent to kill. She alleges that hy threat in a hotel and Swope was felled to the blLEEP...... 4 50 ( ■: . ' .. lAW^inri 'irriij t n'-| tkf frill - ilsr&r’VP n * ■' • '* r ' ■\ ■ ■ - i v • •v CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, AUG. 27,.1891. DESIGNED TO DIVERT. “WHATEVER I®—IS BEST." ••Oh, don ’t—don ’t talk so 1” cried lima make up a riding party, while the fine fdrhei;to bo uko this, i domt uko Qar^ Darrell's Bride. passionately, more wounded by the light weather lasts. Do you know any one you I know as my Mr* as \va older, ness of her companion ’s raunuer, than If he would can to ask to join u*? ” ” Undesirable Huitor —“And then, yo* Then I looked up at her dully, and j know, love is blind.” She (sweetly)— CHAPTER IV.— CONTINUED. had shown deep feeling; It was as though Roland Jneok his head. And mine eyes have clearer llfcht, ipoke for tho irst time. 4 ‘No, ” I said, “He must be, er he's an awful fool. ” That under each rank wrong somewhere, «allow me
A n advertisement in The World for companies. The exact figures have lieen NORTH OUVB, The Independent. “ tin-plate rollers and helpers” has been made by General Accountant Caldwell. August 24,1891. GEO. H. JUDD, hastily accepted by the bounty-defend The amount of mining specific taxes Freedom Moore, of South Riley, has a —THE— JACKSON GEORGE 8.CORB1T, Editor and Proprietor. ing newspapers as proof that American repealed were $87,000; the probable in well which is just 13 rods deep. tin-plate has at last arrived. But the crease on railroads, $67,000; total in Mr. Kennedy hasbought the two-acre farm of J. Trumble. Frice, $400. ST. JOHNS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 18*1. fact that “ wages double the price per crease iuspecific taxes, $80,000. We box' paid in England for the same work ” have them a double benefit —a revenue Eva and Annie Throop are visiting Merchant Tailor. their aunt, Mrs. II. Holmes, at Mather- Nearly Opposite the Postoffice. Railroad accidents are becoming so are offered, suggests plainly that the from mines in the way of direct taxes ton, this week. frequent as to make one wish that the advertisement was intended for the eyes for the state purposes of $85,000, and an Merchant Tailor, Our Bchool will commence the first inventors would hurry up with the bal of Welsh tin-plate workers abroad. We increase of specific taxes of $80,000. We Monday in September with Miss Floy Next door to the MTg Co. ’s office, loon lines. have no doubt, as we have before said, will leave this to the voters who are re Moon, of Dewitt, as teacher. FALL THE BT. JOHNS, MICH. that tin-plate can be made in this coun sponsible for the present administra Miss Ella Eaton will teach in the The head porter of a Chicago hotel try, just as pineapples can be grown tion and to the tax payers of this state Rheubottom district, where she taught LATEST. last year w’ith good success. Her school has retired with a fortnne of $100,000. under glass in NorthernNewIIampshire. if this is not reform that tells and in the will open August 31. SUITINGS, No wonder ordinary travelers stand in But when this shall be done, with for right direction .—State Democrat. Has just opened the Last week Mrs. A. Marvin, of St. THE latest Fatterns in awe of hotel porters. eign tin and by imported “pauper labor, ” Croix. Wis.; Mrs. C. Dills, of Riley, and C it will still remain true that the Govern Washington Letter. Mrs. E. Bedell, of South-west Olive, MOST The pension list, which, at the close ment of the United States has no right visited Mrs. E. Throop. From Our Reguiar correspondent. Summer Suitings. of the fiscal year 1889-90 contained 537,- to enhance the cost of tin to 60,000,000 The recent bountiful rainfall has DURABLE. 944 names, now has 630,394, with the Washington , August 21,1891. caused universal rejoicing among the people simply to add to our monopolist Ex-Senator Mahone, of Virginia, is FALL Commissioner adding others at the rate farmers and gardners. It will prove a millionaires a dozen or twenty little tin daring enough and unscrupulous enough great benefit to pastures, especially. ALL AS Will make them up m a of 1,000 a day. gods on wheels.—N. Y. World. b to attempt almost anything, but if my EUREKA. manner that cannot well information is correct, and there is PANT8 LOW AS The republicans do not appear to ivil do else than please- C Service Commissioner Roose August 25, 1891, ■ 1 like the idea of that democratic mission velt is in danger of being disciplined by every reason to believe that it is, his ary car traveling through the northwest. latest scheme is one of the most desper Mrs. II. Hammond went to Farwell THE Mr. Harrison. He has an entirely mire- last Monday on a visit. nf Well, it isn ’t to be sentout for the bene ate in which he ever engaged. He once PATTERNS. vJ USPCall and see our Goods publican idea of the privilege and duties Miss Maggie Oliver has been visiting LOWEST. fit of the republican party. of Federal office-holders, and has actu captured the state of Virginia and got in Eureka thepast week. and get our Prices before Miss Vira Carter is very sick with but ally dared to make a report to Mr. Har himself elected to the senate by getting i control of the so-called re-adjuster little prospect of her recovery. leaving your order else Ex-Gov. It. A. A lger has been in rison recommending that twenty-five The ice cream and fruit social at where. vited to deliver the address at the Niag Federal employes in Baltimore be dis movement in that state, and he is now Dennis ’ hall, Saturday evening last, GEO. H. JUDD, ara county, (N. Y.,) fair, at Lockport. missed from office for having been guil plotting to get control of the Farmers’ netted the Daughters of Rebeckah $23. September 18th, but having promised to Alliance movement In that state, in Miss Oliver, Minnie Barrington, Ed. ty of “ pernicious political activity.”— Kirby and Burt Gower are attending be in Ohio at that time, it was impos This is the way that Mr. Roosevelt ar order to capture the legislature and get the teachers’ institute at St. Johns this sible for him to accept. raigns the ideas of his party in his re himself again elected to the senate, this week. JACKSON time as successor to Senator Daniel. There will be an ice cream and fruit TnE story that Mr. Harrison will vol port. “ At present the ordinary office- social in Eureka, Saturday evening, Merchant Tailor. seeking ward-workers and a very large The plot is all maped out, and the de The Merchant Tailor. untarily withdraw from the contest for August 29, for the benefit of the Y. F. Nearly Opposite the Postoffice. percentage of office-holders have grown cision of the republican state com S. C. E. the Presidential nomination of his par to believe that it is part of the natural mittee, of which Mahone is the owner, Elder Dean, Elder Ballenger and wife, ty is too silly even for the annual silly to nominate no republican candidates A. Russell and wife. John Washingtou, season which is now upon us, and did order of things that those who hold or Dr. Fost and C. W. Carter staned from Goodrich Line for Chicago. seek for the legislature, was part and parcel not need Mr. Harrison ’s denial. to hold the offices should exercise here last Monday for Traverse City. TOM RADLEY. the controlling influences in political thereof. The word has passed along M. T. the republican lines that they must The Leading Dealer in TnE new Commander-In-Chief of the contests. The ward-worker, who is A Safe Investment* simply in politics for the offices, is a support the nominations of the Alliance G. A. R. has vindicated the wisdom of for the legislature if told to do so by is one winch is guaranteed to bring Harness, his selection by appointing a private curse to the community, and the sooner you satisfactory results, or In case of this is recognized the better. His polit their local leaders, and they are to be told failure a return of purchase price. On soldier as Adjutant-General of the com to do so in every instance where a blind mand. The corner-stone in war is en ical activity is purely unhealthy and this safe plan you can buy from our Robes and Blankets, mischievous. Take it out of the power pledge —Mahone’s name is not yet to be advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. titled to be thecap-stone in peace. used —can be secured from the farmers’ King ’s New Discovery for Consump of any politician to give him any office tion. It is guaranteed to bring relief and he will cease from his noxious lab candidate to vote as they may be told Bon Burdette thinks the “Girl Nov for the successor to Senator Daniel. in eyery case, when used for any affec The Magnificent New Fast Steamships Whips, Etc. elist” is overworking the adjectives in ors in a very short space of time. As tion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such for the government office-holder, he Harrison republicans have never been as Consumption, Inflammation of the “ CITY OF RACINE" is in receipt of a fine line of the English language, and Bob is in the plenty outside of the holders of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping must be taught in one way or another -----▲ nj>----- RELIABLE AND SEASONABLE near neighborhood of the truth. He federal office, but there is now a mani Cough, Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant might also have added that they are that his duty is to do the work of the and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, GOODS AT Government for the whole people and fest disposition, even among that class and can always be depended upon. “ATLANTA," overworking the patience of the read of republicans, to get aboard of the not to pervert his office for the use of Trial bottles free at Fildew A Mill (BuiU expressly for this route> ing public. Blaine train, which is believed to have man ’s drug store. 1 any party or faction. ” Imagine if you Each 1,200 tons burthen, with sleeping accommoda Rock Bottom Prices. can the feelings of Mr. Harrison, who been given impetus enough by the semi- tions for 800 passengers, will leave grand ha Ex -Judge Turner , of Owosso, has ivterlt Wine. ven for Chicago dally, except Sunday at 8 p.m. owes his very political existence to the indorsemeDt of the Pennsylvania state been removed from his position of con convention to enable it to make the trip We desire to say to our citizens, that Extra Saturday trips to Chicago , commencing May Every article sul at Amherstberg, Ont., to make room work of the class condemned, and who for years we have been selling Dr. 23 and ending Sept. 12, both days inclusive. has just put a man out of the collector ’s to the nomination station without any King ’s New Discovery for Consump Arriving in Chicago the following morning in time for a more active political worker. The serious difficulty, even should Mr. Har foi the outgoing trains. Warranted as Represented. office in New York City for no other tion, Dr. King ’s New Life Pills, Buck- Fare, berth included...... 93,00 democrats let the venerable jurist re rison play the part of train-wrecker, by main in office for the four years of reason than that he wasn ’t paying quite len ’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, Round Trip, good for aeae'in...... 5.00 placing obstructions on the track, which and have never handled remedies that Returning, leave Chicago daily, except Sunday, at President Cleveland ’s term, but the enough attention to partisan political sell as well, or that have given such 7 p. m„ and after May 17 at 7:30 p. in., arriving Special Jobs of he may or may not do, as circumstances at grand haven early next morning exigencies of the coming campaign re work, when he read this report. universal satisfaction. We do not hesi in time lor early train east. may determine. tate to guarantee them every time, and quired the head of the old man. All the rumors about the coming re Extra Simday trips to grand haven , commencing New Work and Repairing “OLD HUTCH” IN THE CORN MARKET. we stand ready to refund the purchase May 24 and ending sept. 14, both days inclusive. tirement of Secretary Noble and Com price, if satisfactory results do not fol through tickets to all pointa via. Chicago , can Will receive prompt and careful attention. The republican papers of the state missioner of Pensions Raum have been low their use. These remedies have be bad of all Railroad Ticket Agents. let no opportunity pass in which they It Ik Sai
Dangerous Contagious Diseases. WORLD’S TAIK NOTES.
BY THR MICHIGAN 8TATR HOARD OF HRALTH. More than $5,000,000 of exposition In Michigan, diphtheria and scarlet work is now contracted for and is in fever are the most dangerous contagious progress. diseases, as that term is usually under Massachusetts will devote $10,000 to its educational exhibit. The State’s stood ; the most dangerous communi entire appropriation is $75,000. cable diseases, named in the order of The Sultan of Zanzibar lias decided their importance as causes of deaths, are to make an extensive exhibit, and a re Their Thirty - Sixth Annual consumption, diphtheria, pneumonia, quest for space lias been cabled. typhoid fever, scarlet fever, whooping- It is reported that the Prince of Wales, cough, measles and small-pox. Emperor William of Germany, and the Consumption is now known to be a Shah of Persia all seriously contemplate communicable disease, therefore some visiting the World ’s Fair in 1893. of the following general rules are applic A movement has been inaugurated by the Sons of the Revolution in New York able for its prevention and restriction. to have October 12th celebrated through F A i The most important measure for the out the world each year as “Discovery POWDER restriction of consumption is the disin Day.” -Will be held at- Absolutely Pure. fection or destruction of all sputa of The managers of the great naval exhi A cream of tartar baking powder. Htgbeit of every consumptive person. bition at Chelsea. England, have con all in leavening strength.— Latest V. S. Government typhoid fever. Unlike typhus fever, sented to allow the model of Nelson ’s T. CT fbod Report, ship, the Victory, to be transferred to typhoid fever is not often contracted the Columbian Exposition. directly from the sick person, but from The $10,000 painting of Christopher the discharges from the bowels of the Columbus, executed by the fumous Moro Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, The Independent sick person ; these should always be in 1540, and purchased in London by disinfected. The chiefsource of danger Charles F. Gunther, has arrived at the STEAM PRINTING HOUSE. is believed to be drinking water contami custom house in Chicago, and will be SEPTEMBER 29, 30 AND OCTOBER 1, 2, 1891. nated by leaching from privies etc. All displayed at the Fair. Published every Thursday morn suspected water should be boiled. ing from the Independent Office, Cnolera. The same precautious recom The Exposition Directory has taken over Wheat Bros. ’ Clothing mended to prevent the spreading of action under which adequate insurance With the favorable Season, this bids fair to be the largest and most interesting Exhibition the Society and Store, No. 1 7 Clinton avo . typhoid fever should be taken as soon will be placed upon all persons and as cholera appears. The first evacua property for which it can be held liable the People of the County have yet experienced. Everybody seems GEO S. CORBIT. Proprietor. tions of choleraic diarreaare infectious, during the Fair. It is the intention to willing to do something. fermi.-One year |1 50; Six montna 76 Cent*; and should, as well as all that follow, be place an insurance of something like Three month* 40 Centa. Advertising rate* made immediately carefully disinfected. $300,000,000 on the exhibits. known on application. Marriage and Deathno- ticeafree. Whooping-cough is a communicable The effort to have a tribe of African disease which, in Michigan, causes more pigmies exhibited at the Exposition is FACILITIES FOR DOIR8 OYER *3,000 IN SPEED PREMIUMS deaths than does small-pox. Most of pretty certain to succeed, t ip poo Tib JOB PRINTIN O the following rules, except perhaps lias given his consent and the consent Unsurpassed for style and cheapness. those for disinfection of the discharges of the king of Belgium, which also is Will make things very interesting in this Department. This Track having now a place in the from the kidneys and bowels, are applic necessary, can easily be obtained, it is National Trotting Circuit, will insure the presence of some of the fastest * able for its prevention and restriction. believed, through the State Department. Barbers. Small-pox. The following rules.are and most valuable horses. applicable for the restriction of small The Territorial convention of the E. WILSON has removed his barber shop Liberal party in Utah has voted to re • from the basement in The Steel to the pox whenever the disease occurs, but by Oroom in the rear of the “Corner Drug 8tore, ”vaccinationon and re-vaccination small-pox quest the Legislature to appropriate Walker street, west, where he invites the public to may be and should be almost wholly not less than $100,000 for the Territory ’s call and see him. Special attention given to cut* prevented. . representation at the Exposition. It is tiDg ladies ’ and children’s hair. 1134 General Hides for the Prevention and Re reported that the Democratic and Re publican conventions are certain to take COME TO -> THE FAIR. striction of Scarlet Fever, Diphtheria, Loan Agents. Small-pox and typhus Fever. similar action. he Michigan hoktoage to * 1. Avoid the contagium of special Of the 100 counties in Kansas eighty- Limited. Capital, $75,000, successors to Walker five have organized World ’s Fair associ Making Rain. Those Beautiful Arches to Remain. AT White, dealersin Mortgage Securities, School and cause of the disease. Unless you are LEGAL NOTICES. Municipal Bonds. A few pieces of choice land* for needed to care for the sick, or are pro ations for the purpose of raising their If recent reports from Midland, Texas, The beautiful "triumphal arches that sale. Officecor. Walker and Spring-sts., St. Johns. tected by having had the disease, or in apportionment of the $100,000 which are to be believed, the drouth-stricken ORTGAGE SALE.—Default having been Kansas started out to provide for its were erected across the principal streets made in the conditions of a certain indenture case of small-pox by thorough vaccina regions of the Southwest will yet be Mof mortgage, dated December 30th. 1879, and exe Attorneys. tion, do not go near the sick person. representation at the Exposition. of Detroit, for the great national G. A. cuted by Frederick Baleti and John ISolz to John Do not allow your lips to touch any food, Twenty-two counties have already made capable of supporting a large R. encampment, will remain intact un Schreck.and recorded February 3d, 1880, in the I> W I \ H. LYON, Attorney at Law, St. cup, spoon, or anything else that tiie raised their full share. population. A dispatch of August20th til after the Detroit exposition is over. office of the Register oi Deeds for the county of E Johns, Mich. Office over H. L. Kendrick's sick person lias touched or that lias been ClintoD, in Michigan, in Liber 46 of mortgages, on e. 1263 At Virginia ’s World ’s Fair convention says that Gen. Dryenforth and his party Visitors to the Exposition will thus page 518 : which mortgage wvs duly assigned Janu in the sick room. Do not wipe your heldatPulaski.it was shown that the ary 21, 1881*, by John Schreck to John Wieber, by OPACLDING Ac W A Lit ft I D4.E. Attor- face or hands with any cloth that has have again achieved success in their have an opportunity to see them. written astlgnment, which was recorded January lO neys at Law, St. Johns, Mich. f!2121 people of the “Old Dominion” are not efforts to produce rainfall by artificial 25th, 1889, in the office of the Register of Deeds been near the sick person. Do not wear lacking in interest in the Columbian The Exposition opened Tuesday and aforesaid, in Liber 73 of mortgages, oo page 44, and A. W. Norton. Will H. Brunson. any clothing that the sick person has Expositon, but, on the contrary, are de means, and all tins region is rejoicing in said mortgage waa again aasigued April 14ib, 1891, will close September 4th. There will be by John Wieber to Peter Thome and John H. Fede- Ac worn, during, just before, or just after a heavy and widespread rain storm, orton briinson , successors to his sickness. termined to be worthily represented. trotting, pacing and running races every wa, by written assignment, which was recorded N Daboll A Brunson and Auten & Moss, At The feeling was nearly unanimous in which insures winter grass ’and averts ! JuueSOtb, 189t, in the office of the Register of torneys at Law. In the old office of Auten A 2. Restrict the contagium or special favor of asking the Legislature to make day for seven days ; then grand hand Deeds aforesaid, in Lib r 73 of mortgages, on page Moss over McCabe's shoe store St. Johns Mich. cause of the disease. Isolate the sick. an appropriation of not less than $100,- the distress which a few weeks more of concerts each day ; balloon ascensions 254, on which mortgage there la claimed to lie due Seperate those sick with any of these dis at the date of this notice, nine huudredand ninety- H. M. PERRIN. F. K. PERRIN. A. J. BALDWIN 000. dry weather would have brought. This and daring leaps from the clouds each five dollars and sixty-five cents, besides an attorney ERKINS Ac BALDWIN, Attorneys at eases, even if but mildly sick, from is the second heavy rain on the Morris fte of twenty-fiye dollar, provided by statute to be Law and Solicitors in Chancery. Bounty, all persons except necessary attendants. Lieut. II. R. I>emly, the Special Com day ; a wonderful exhibition of strange paid, should any proceedings be taken to loreclose Ppension, real estate agents, conveyancers and A person sick with any of these diseases missioner of the Exposition at Columbia, rauch whicli has fallen inside of eight machines and novel manufacturing in said mortgage, and no suit or preceedings at law or money loaners. Also examine titles, pay taxes, should not be permitted to suffer for writes that a typical orchestra from days, beside several light showers, and in equity having been instituted to recover any part and make collections. Business entrusted to their that country, consisting of ten musici full operation ; a big show of electrical of the debt secured by said mortgage; now there care will be promptly and faithfully attended to. want of care, food or comfort ; but all there seems to be no reasonable doubt inventions and manufactures ; the larg fore by virtue of the power of aale in said mortgage Office over Wickes' grocery, Clinton Avenue, St. his wants should be attended to by ans, playing their native instruments, but the rain-makers deserve much of contained,and of the statute in such case made and Johns, Mich. 1183 adults, or by those who are protected by which are unlike those ot any other est horse, cattle, sheep, swine and poul providtd, notice ia hereby given that on October the credit, especially for the copious 3d, A. D. 1891, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at H. H. CASTLE, Attorney at Law. proper vaccination or by having had the people, has been organized. It will ap try shows ever seen in the West: the the west front door of the c«urt house, for Clinton Circuit Court Commissioner. Money toLoan. disease. Children and those who are pear at Chicago during the Exposition, ness of the fall. Ten days ago they be splendid war drama and gorgeous mili county, in Michigan, in the village of St. Johns, in Office at the Court House, 8t. Johns. 1183 not thus protected, should be kept away in connection with the exhibit from the gan operations and they have kept up a said county, there will be sold at public vendue to from these diseases. Do not go from Republic of Columbia. tary spectacle of “ The Siege of Sebas the highest bidder, the premises in said mortgage EDEWA Ac NIEKKILL, Attorneys at the sick room to a child or other unpro continual “skirmish” since that time. topol, ” and magnificent foreworks every described, viz: Th* south-east quarter of the north F Law, at the old stand, over the “corner drug Chief Fearn has received a letter from Some of the most powerful apparatus east quarter of section No. 29, lu Towosbip No. 6, store, ’’St. Johns, Mich. 1263tected person until after change of Consul-General Frank Mason, at Frank- evening, besides hourly special attrac North of Range 4 West, in Michigan.—Dated luly clothing, and thorough washing or face, has not been used to a great extent, but 7th, 1891. PETER THOME A OBITH i. HOGEKS, Attorneys at Law, fort-on-the-Main.lle says he lias recently tions of all sorts. Fkdkwa A Mkrrilt ., J. II. FEDEWA, iO Office over Sullivan ’s store, St. Johns, Mich. hands, Iiair and beard. Always wasli large quantities of “rack-a-rock, ” a mix Att’ys for Assignees. Assignees. the hands thoroughly after any handling visited the old town St. Die, in France, where was published the“Cosmographia ture of giant powder, dynamite and Justice of the Peace. of the sick person or anything that has Introduction, ” the book which gave LEGAL NOTICES. been in contact with the sick person. America its name. lie says he is col oxy-hydrogen gas, have been exploded ROBATEUK DER i—State of Michigan Keep those who have been exposed to from kites and baloons. The readings Pcounty ofClinton,s«. At a session of the Pro N. DUNCAN, Justice of the Peace. any of there diseases away from schools, lecting rare manuscripts in relation to bate Court for tbecounty of Clinton.holden at the M• Collections made and funds promptly the discovery of America and other of the instruments which Prof. Curtis, Schedule of Teachers’ Examinations Probate Office, in the village of St. Johns, on remitted. Office over Wilson A Sons ’ Clothing churches, and any other assemblies, and Monday, the 10th day of August, in the year one Store, St. Johns, Mich. 1133 valuable relics and will show them at of the Smithsonian Institute, brought from all children until it is known the Exposition. For Clinton County, 1890-91. thousand eight hundred and ninety-one. whether they are infected, —and if they from the Weather Bureau at Washing Present, Joel H. Cranson, Judge of Probate. Dentistry. In the matter of the estate of WILLIAM H. are found, to be infected, isolate them No side shows are to be permitted ton, show that the operations haye had St. Johns, Friday, August 28,1891. GEORGIA, deceased. until after complete recovery and thor within the Exposition grounds. The On reading and filing the petition duly verified, O ft KIN AND SON, Oenllsls. a marked effect on the metoerological First and second grades granted only at reg G. E. CORBIN, M. D., D. D. S. ough disinfection. Directory has decided that the entrance ular examinations. of Sarah Georgia, praying that William A. Sutton, 12741 ARTHUR CORBIN, D. D.S. 3. Destroy the contagium or special fee shall entitle the visitor to see every conditions and have produced definite Atthe regular appointments examinations or some other suitable person, may be ap for Third Grade Certificates will begin at one pointed administrator of said estate. cause of the disease thing within theinclosure. There will practical results.—Michigan Farmer. o'clock p. m.. on the first day, and close at Thereupon it is ordered, that Thursday, the »«. KENYON, Dentist East Walker 3d day of September, A. I>. 1801, at ten Street. 1183 a. By thoroughly disinfecting or de be, however, several theatres built and four o'clock p. m., on the second day. stroying whatever is removed from the kept running, at which the finest talent The Yellowstone Park Line. Examinations begin at 8 o'clock a. m. o ’clock in the forenoon be assigned for the person sick or from the sick-room. All in the world, it is expected, will appear, By order of the Board of School Examiners. bearing of said petition at the probate office in the Physicians. R. M. WINSTON, Secretary. village of St. Johns. discharges from the patient should be and visitors who choose to attend the Die Northern Pacific Wonderland em St. Johns. Sept. 27th 1889. 1202 And it is further ordered, that notice be received into vessels containing a strong performances will have to pay an ad given to the persons interested in said estate of the H1BT, 31. D., Physician and Sur- braces a list of attractions simply un time and place of said hearing by causing a copy of H• geon, Eureka. Mich. 1217 solution of chlorinated lime (not less mission fee. Such sights as “A Street equalled. KOBATE ORDEH-State of Michigan thisorder to be published in the Clinton Inde than one ounce to each discharge of the in Cairo ” will be free, but natives of County of Clinton, as. At a session of the pendent, a newspaper nrinted and circulated in W. POLLAUD Physician and Surgeon. The Twin Cities of St. Paul and Min P bowels j and then, in cities, thrown into oriental countries in a few cases will be neapolis at the head of navigation on j Probate court for the County of Clinton, holden saidat county of Clinton, for three successive weeks • Office over Wilson ’s clothing stoie. Rest- the water-closet ; elsewhere they should allowed to charge a small fee to special the Probate office in the village of St. Johns, on previous to said day of hearing. nee corner Casa and Ottawa streets. 1284 the Mississippi, Duluth, Ashland and Thursday, the 20th day of August, in the year JOEL H.CRANSON, be buried at least 100 feet distant from performances of a theatrical nature. the Superiors at the head of Lake Su one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one. (A truecopy.) Judge of Probate. G. C. HAVENS, Physician and Sur- any well; or where this is impracticable perior ; to the westward the Lake Park Present, Joel II. Cranson, Judge of Probate. 1 t geon. Office and residence at the late resi Letters received bv the Latin* Ameri* In the matter of the estate of STEPHEN C. dence they may be received on old clothes Region of Minnesota, the Red River *1 of Dr. Bliss, Fowler Mich. 1187yl. which should immediately be burned or can Department of the Exposition indi PAVIS, deceased. KOBATE OH DER—State of Michigan cate that Mexican women will take a Valley wheat fields, Valley of the Yel- [ On reading and filing the petition duly vended, PCounty of Clinton, ss. At a session of the C7 M. POST, M. D., Physician, Surgeon disinfected and buried. prominent place at the World's Fair. low ’stone, Yellowstone National Park,1 of Martha L. Davis, praying that the last will and Probate Court for the county of Clinton nolden at and Druggist, east side of Main street, Eu b. By thoroughly disinfecting the Bozeman and the Gallatine Valley. He testament of said deceased may be proved aDd ad the Probate Office, in the village of St. Johns, on reka,Mich. Office at drug store. Allcallaprompt- sick-room and in its contents, after re The country has long been celebrated mitted to probate. Monday, the 10th day of August, in the year iy attended. Preacriptlonacaref illy compounded. for the variety of needle work made by lena and Butte, Missoula and the Bitter j Thereupon it is ordered that Thursday, th* 17tli one thousand eight hundred and niDety-one. 1 1133 moval of the sick person, whether by drawing threads from linen, which is Root Valley, Clarks Fork of the Colum- j day of September, A. D. 1891, at ten o ’clock in Present, Joel H. Cranson, Judge of Probate. death or recovery. known as Mexican work. Although bia. Lakes Pend d ’Oreille and Cceur the forenoon be assigned for the heariDg of said In the matter of the estate of JOSEPH A. .N, HAVENS, M. D., Homeopathic Disinfect as follows ; Burn whatever d ’Alene, Spokane City and Falls, Pal-1 petition and that the heirs at law and legatees of JONES, deceased. W Physician and Surgeon. Office over R. J. has been in contact with the sick person now so fashionable in newer portions of said deceased and alt other persons interested in On reading and filing the petition duly verified of Woodruff ’s shoe store. 11*3 the world, the making of it is an ancient ouse,Walla Walla,Big Bend and Yakima said will, are required to appear at a session of said Garvey Jones and others, praying that Seth M. and is not to valuable to burn. Gar art in Old Mexico, and exausite speci agricultural districts, Mt. Tecoma and court then to be holden at the Probate Office in the Cook, or some other suitable person, may be ap r a . A. WIGGINS, Physician and Sur ments, sheets, blankets, etc., that will the Cascade Mountains, Tecoma, Seat Village of St. Johns and show cause, if aDy there pointed administrator of said estate. geon. Office over Sullivan's clothing not be injured by bleaching, should be mens of the lace-like work are to be be, why the will should not be approved. Thereupon it is ordered, that Tharadisy, the Dstore, St. Johns, Mich. 1244tf found in the antique altar-cloths of the tle, Puyallup Valley, Snoqualmie Falls, And it is further ordered, that notice be given 3d day of September, A. D. 1891, at ten boiled for half an hour in a zinc-solution mined missions. The women also do Puget Sound, the Columbia River, Port to tb'e persons interested in said will, of the pen o ’clock in the forenoon be assigned for the hearing £1 E. GILLANI, HI. D., Physician and made by dissolving zinc sulphate and curious and beautiful embroidery in land and the Willamette Valley, Gray’s dency of the hearing thereof by causing a copy ol ot said petition at the Probate office in the Village 8urgeofl. Office at Residence, opposite court common salt in water, in the proportion Harbor and City, Willapa Harbor and this order to be published in the Clinton Indepen of St. Johns. bouse, west. Office hour* to 4 p. m., except Wed of four ounces of the zinc sulphate and silver and gold, for the gorgeous som dent, a newspaper printed and circulated In said And it is furtherordered .that noticebegiven to nesday, then 6 to 9 p. m. 1138 brero, without which no Mexican horse City of South Rend, Victoria on Van county of Clinton for three successive weeks the pervons interested in said estate, of the two ounces of common salt to one gallon man is perfectly equipped. Toluca couver ’s Island, Alaska on the north, previous to said day of bearing. time and place of said hearing by causing a copy SIMMONS, M. D., Homeopathic of water. After death or recover of the women make by hand a peculiar kind and California on the south. JOEL U. CRANSON, of this order to be published in the Clinton • Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. Office patient, subject the room and all its con Die Northern Pacific runs two daily (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. Independent, a newspaper printed and Ron Main street. DeWltt. 113* of durable and pretty lace. circulated io said county of Clinton for three tents to the fumes of burning sulpher. express trains with Dining Car and com ROBATE OKDEK.—State of Michigan successive weeks previous to said day of heariDg. Before fumigating, hang up and loosely The Art Department has issued a plete Pullman service between St. Paul county of Clinton,ss. At a session of the Pro JOEL H.CRANSON. R. K. G. MORRISON, Ecclectlc and spread out clothing, beading, etc., that strong circular urging every architect and Tacoma and Portland, via. Helena Pbate court for the County of Clinton, holden at the(A truecopy.) Judge of Probate. D Botanic Physician. Office at his new resi cannot be boiled in the zinc-solution, or in the United States to personally assist and Butte, with through Tourist and Probate office, in the Village of St. Johns, on dence on Clinton avenue north of the railroad.spread it loosely over chairs in the sick in an exhibit of American architecture. Tuesday, the 25th day of August, in the year one Office hours from 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 5 p. m. and The manifesto says: “The membership Vestibuled Pullman Sleepers from and thousand eight hundred and ninety-one. KOB ATE OK BEK—State of Michigan 6 to 8 evenings. Sunday, 2 to 5 p. m. The doctor room, leaving the bedstead and other to Chicago via. the Wisconsin Central, Present, Joel H. Cranson, Judge of Probate county ofCIinton.ss. At a session of the Pro cures all chronic and private diseases. All temale furniture in the room. Close all open of the American Institute of Architects and flrstrclass through sleeping car ser In the matter of the estate of ROXANA W. Pbate conrt for the county of Clinton, holden at the diseases treated with newly discovered remedies. ings to the room very tightly. For a includes all the well-known names, in WII.TSE deceased. probate office, in the village of St. Johns, on Taxes out cancers and old tumors with a pla-ter, different parts of the country, of men to vice in connection with the Chicago, A copy of the will of said deceased and of the Monday, the 10th day of August, in the year one and purifies the blood. Old fever sores and milk room ten feet square, place three pounds Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. probate thereof in the State of New York, duly thousand eight hundred and ninety-one leg cured with Indian remedies. 1133 of sulpher in an iron pot or pan, that whom the growth of American archi Passengers from the east leaving St. authenticated, having been produced to this court Present, Joel H. Cranson, Judge of Probate. will not leak, supported on bricks over tecture, as distinguished from mere Louis in the forenoon and Chicago in by Charles E. Bowman, together with a petition In the matter of the estate of NEWEL O. water in a tub. Set the sulphur on fire building and construction, is due, and that said copy be filed, and that said will have the BANNISTER, deceased. 1849. THE 1891. the afternoon, will make close connec same force and effect as if it bad been originally On reading and filing the petition duly verified, with live coals or with a spoonful of of which they are to-day the honored tions with the morning train out of St. proved and allowed in this court. of Charles A. Bannister, praying that Francis W. alcohol lighted by a match. Be careful representatives. It is through these Paul at9:00 a. m. following day; leav Thereupon it is ordered, that Tlmraday, Red fern, or some other suitable person, may be not to breath the sulphurous fumes. men that the growth of fine architecture the I7tli day ot September, A. D. 1891, at ten appointed administrator of said estate. • and of the professional and social status ing Chicago at night, connection will he o ’clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the Thereupon it is ordered, that Thursday, Leave the room tightly closed for sever made with train No. 1, leaving St. Paul hearing of said petition at the probate office in the 3<1 day of September, A. D. 1891, at ten / al hours, then air it thoroughly. For a of its practitioners in this country du 4:15 the next afternoon. the Village of St. Johns. o ’clock in tne forenoon be assigned for the hear PEOPLES FAIR ring tne last thirty years has been de And it la further ordered that notice be giver large room use a proportionally larger ing of said petition, at the Probate Office in the Yellowstone Park Season, June lat to to the persons interested in said estate of the time quantity of sulphur at the rate of three veloped ; and the influence of the work October lat. , village of St.Johns. The 43d Annual Fair of the of the Institute on public-spirited lay and place of said hearing by causing a copy of . And it is further ordered, that notice be given pounds for each 1,000 cubic feet of air District Passenger Agents of the thisorder to be published in the Clinton Indepen ' to the persons interested in said estate of the time space, and bum as much as possible of men of artistic cultivation has been Northern Pacific Railroad will take dent, a newspaper printed and circulated in said and place of said bearing by causing a copy of this the sulphur used. marked. ” countyofClintonfor three successive weeksprevioua order to be published In the Clinton Independent, Michigan State Agricultural Society, pleasure in supplying information, to said day of hearing. JOEL H.CRANSON.- it newspaper piloted and circulated in said 4. Keep your house and premises and Eugene and Paul Champion, of Neu A t ruecopy. Judge of Probate Will be held on its grounds at Lansing, rates, maps, time tables, etc., or appli I county of Clinton for three successive weeks everything connected therewith clean, illy-sur-Seine, France, have proposed a cation can be made to Chas . S. Fee, G. ; previous to said day of hearing. but remember that the contagium of series of electrical fireworks for the Ex P. A.. St. Paul, Minn. )1(0 HA T E UUDEH .-Htateof Michigan JOEL H. CRANSON these diseases may attach to the clean 1 county of Clinton, ss. At a session of the Pro (A truecopj.) Judge of Probate On SEPTEMBER^ to 12,1891. position. Neither gunpowder, dyna Write to above address for the latest bate Court for the county of Clinton,holden at the est articles of clothing, food, drink, mite, nor other explosive material is and best map yet published of Alaska- Probate Office in the village of St. Johns, on book, or paper if it is exposed thereto. used in producing the dazzling effects Tuesday, the 25th day of August, in theyearone HUH ATE «K OEM—State of Michiganiga The Exhibits will be Finer and just out. thousand eight hundred and ninety-one. |X county of Clinton, ss. At a session of the Pro- 5. The law requires householders and An operator sits at an instrument some Present, Joel H. Cranson, Judge of Probate. | bateP Court for thecounty of Clinton, holden at the Larger than Ever Before ! physicians to notify the health officer, thing like a piano and by manipulation Two Harvest Excursions. In the matter of the estate of PYRENA Probate Office, in the village of St. Johns, on president, or clerk of the local board of of the keys produces designs of the most W. KIPP, deceased. Saturday, the 8th day of August, in theyearone health, of the first case and of every case The Burlington Route, C. B. A Q. R. Henry M. Perrin, administrator with the thousand eight hundred and niBety-one. Improv'd Liv* Stock, tho Latest Ideas ia Machinery, gorgeous fashion. The whole machine will annexed, of said estate, having made applica I Present, Joel H. Cranson, Judge of Probate. Implsmsnts, Manufactures, Grind I isplsy tf of these diseases. The penalty for vio is run by electricity. One of the pieces R., will run Harvest Excursions, Tues tion for the examination of his final account. In the matter of the estate of MILE4 R. Traits and Flowers, an Attractive Art lation of this law may be as much as one suggested is a representation of Chicago days, August 25th and September 29th. Thereupon It is ordered, that Thursday, the GEORGIA, deceased. and Ladist ’ Department, eta., ete. hundred dollars. as a statute of fire. This is to be sur from Chicago, Peoria, Quincy and St. 17th day of September, A. D. 1891, at ten On reading and flliDgthe petition duly veriled, Unless the local board of health orders rounded uy other figures of flame, each o'clock in the forenoon be assigned for the ex of Schuyler Georgia, praying that Charles Travis Louis to St. Paul, Omaha, St. Joseph, amination rf said account, at the Probate office or some other suitable person, may be appointed, Liberal Speed Premiums. otherwise, whoever violates the orders representing a State of the Union. in the village of St. Johns. I administrator of said estate. of the health officer is liable to a fine, Chicago wifi be represented as receiv Kansas City, Denver, Helena, Salt Lake And it is further ordered that notice l»e given to | Thereupon it is ordered, that Thursday, and to an imprisonment if the fine is not ing the homage of all the great powers the persons Interested in said estate of^the time and the 3vl day of September, A. D. 1891, at Every citizen of the State should be In attend and all other points in the Northwest place of said heariDg by causing a copy ten o ’clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the ance at least one day. paid. of the world, each filing past the stat and Southwest. Rates very low; of this order to be published in the CllDton Inde hearing ol said petition, at the Probate Office The State Fair is the people ’s show, and has When the death of a person who has ute and assembled States. As the fig tickets for sale at all company ’s ticket pendent, a newspaper printed and circu in thevillage ol St. John;. hewn one of the greatest educators 1>> improved died from scarlet fever, diphtheria, or ures pass liefore Chicago each will halt. lated in said county or Clinton for three successive Aod It 1s further ordered, thst notice be given ngricnltnre which baa been within the reach of offices at points on and east of Mis weeks previous to said day of hearing. small-pox is announced in print, the kiw to the persons interested in said estate of the formers of Michigan. I . and then lay down a flag or shield sissippi River. Many connecting lines JO*OEL” ------H. CRANSON. the time and piplace of said hearing, by notice should state the cause as “from of tire at Chicago's feet, receiving in re will sell through tickets for these ex A truecopy. Judge of Probate. causing a copy of this order to be published Half Fare on all Railroads within the State. scarlet fever,’' diphtheria, or small-pox turn the palm branch of peace. The cursions. Inquire of local agent for in the Clinton Independent, a newspaper print as the case may be, to prevent attend display would last forty minutes, and ed and circulated in said county or Clinton, JOHN T. RICH, President. full information, or address, P. 8. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE for three successive weeks jprevlous to said day of SAMUEL JOHNSON. Lansing, Secretary. ance at the funeral or visits to the house during that time no less than 40,000 dis Eustis, Gen ’l Pass, and Ticket Agt., hearing. JOEL H. CRANSON, C. W, YOUNG, Paw Paw, Treasurer. by persons liable to take the disease. tinct effects could be produced. Chicago. Detroit Free Press, this Office, (A true copy,) Judge of Probate. CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, ATJG-. 27,1891
'-.ess that would mnlco his own lift ' I CHANCE FOR EXPLOITS. brighter, and hil own dying pillow , A PLEA FOR THE OPAL. IN NATURE'S WORKSHOP. Clinton Independent _ 7 sweeter, and his own heaven happier— I CAMP-MEETIN.C1 SUNDAY AT the conseioasness that he had suved a A 'DEFENDER OF THAT RARE A vein of nickel, seven feet wide, ia re- j GRAND 1 PALACE HOWL "-it ported to have boen uncovered near Hope, OQEAN CROVE lore sometimes come exigencies AND WONDROUS GEM. Idaho. • 81 to 103 IT. Clark Street, in tho life of a wbman. One morning Wi. Johns , MICH Ko Foundation Kxlate for the Idee of IU The buttonwood tree to which Master CHICAGO. A flora* Ur. TalmaK«au Opportunity €• a few years ago 1 saw in tho newspa Marlow, of the ship Kent, lashed the cable , per that there was a young woman in livll rowen — Adventure, of Sibhl Only four minutes from the Court House; French to I&.000 People —Pathetic when the first settlers lauded at Burling England 1b an advance of most oth New York, whose poc etbook contain Who Found Nonului' Loet ton, N. J., in 1676, is still standing ou the Cable Car, pass the door. er European countries in the matter oi Morio. Taken Irons Lllo —luierwlr ing thirty-seven dollars and thirty- Opel. river bank. New house with all modern Improve ments; newly furnished. On American factory legislation, but in this partic lint ainl liloqueul Ulacourse. three cents had been stolen and she had The largest pine tree in Massachusetts is been left without a penny at the be We find. 600 B. C., Onomacritus said to be on the road between Shrews- und European plans. Rooms $3.00 weekly; ular branch of the subject, the condi ginning of \\ inter, iu a strange transients 60 oents and upward. Turkish CkTtAN Grove , N. J., Aug. 23, 1891.— saying that its delicate colors and ten hurv and Holden. It is 92 feet high, and tions of child labor, she is distinctly city, ami no work. And although midway up its trunk its circumference is Iiath, for ladles and gentlemen, 60 cents. This is camp:meeting bunday at Ocean she was a stranger, I did noto|llow the derness reminded him of a loving and Ite.iauraut by Fred. Coiupugurn. iatecA*/ behind this country, especially Massa Grove. Its celebration is always re beautiful child, says a writer in the 1514 feet. The tree is thought to be 150 9 o ’clock mail toltttivo the lump post on years old. Chicago and tJBiou-Hcaguf clubs. Table chusetts. . garded as the great event of the year our corner without carrying tl»o thirty- Detroit Froe Press. Card an us gooa on U’Hole served. at, tnia* fauioua religious watering American elms in Central park, New ! seven dollars amt thirty-three cents; record with a statement that an opal r»-< hitthis out for future use. Public monument building has al place. Tlr.s year the attractions of its and the case was proved genuine. Now j York, have as yet escaped tho ravages of o servance have been enhanced by tho costing fifteen crowns gave him more the elm b-< lie. The i_ jet has, however, ways been the ohief support and expo I have r ad all Shakespeare*^s tragedies pleasure than a diamond worth 600. presen.e of Ur. Tulmage, who preach and all Victor Hugo ’s tragedies,and all destroyed the foliage of many English No more nent of national art. But it is well ed this afternoon in the Auditorium. Alexander Smith s tragedies,but I never All the old writers declare it to be the elms, not only in the parks, but in subur understood that the object of monu Every teat was filled and every inch of read a tragedy more thrilling thaa tiiat fairest and most pleasing of gems. ban grounds all about the city. of this I ment promoters is the monument itseii standing room in the aisles was occu case, and similar eases by the hundreds The Romans adored it aud Mark An Some specimens of mangel wurzel beets pied, uud'llie greatest enthusiasm pre- and thousands iu all our lnrge cities; tony offered to exempt Nonnius from grown at Santa Anna, Cal., have been and not the encouragement of Ameri vai ei. - Jt is estimated that fully l.f- young .women without money and exile if he wonld only surrender a sent to the permanent exhibit at Chicago. can art, as is best evidenced by th« teeu thousa'nd persons were able to without liomeaud without work in ths splendid opal. But Nonnius preferred The largest beet weighed sixty-six pounds. 4 fact that the names of the sculptors hear the doctor, and many others great maelstroms of metropolitan life. that one gem to all his other posses- ! °ne measured^ three feet six mches^ln were deprived of that privilege. When such a case comes under your sions and lied with it to Egypt There j and six of them weighed 823 who have made the monuments are His text was Daniel 11:32 observation hotv do you treat it? “Get pounds. almost forgotten unless the name hue “The people that do know their out of my way; we have no room in our be lost it and for 1,700 years it never saw the light It is not often that birds will attack a a decidedly foreign sound like that oi God shall ce strong and do exploits." establishment for any more hands. I cat, but such a thing occurred in Ansonla, Antiochus Elipliunes, the old sinner, Tho poople of the middle ages, ig the creator of the Chicago Lincoln don't believe in women anyway; they Conn. A cat caught a robin but before it came down with his army to desolate are a lazy, idle, worthless set. John, norant and superstitious as thoy were, had timo to kill it four other robins, at monument the Israelites, adxau.-ing one time with please show this person out of the never thought of accusing it of uny tracted by tho cry of their companion, lu2 trained elcphauts, swinging their door. ” Or do you compliment her per evil power. They actually believed it made such a ferocious attack upon the When any government owning the trunks this way and that, and 62,000 sonal appearance, and say things toh&r united all the special virtues of all cat that she let the bird go, and after it force of international obligation under infantry, and o,OcO cavalry troops, and which if any man said to your sister or they were driven back. Then,the second those gems whose colors were to be had made its escape the other birds flew takes to reduce several millions of its daughter you would kill him on the , away. time lie advanced with 70,000 spot? That is one wav, and it is tried found in its cheerful, glowing heart. subjects to a choice between starvation armed men, and had been again But the story of the finding of Nonni Tho government has been for nine years every day in the large cities, and many diggiug up and putting together the vast and flight the countries likely to be defeated. But the third time he laid of those who advertise for female hands us’ lost opal gives tho best proof of its successful siege until the navy of Roma collection of fossils that will orcupy fully come the asylum of multitudes of men- in factories, ami for governesses in good qualities. came in with the Hash of tiieir .long ; families, have proved themselves unfit one-half of the National Museum in Wash women and children roducod to the banks of oars and demanded that the One day along in the eighteenth ington. In the collection are the gigantic j to be in any place outside of hell. But century a poor Arab named Sibbi wan condition of bunted beasts have not siege be lifted. And Antiochus EpipU- i there is another way, and I saw it one skeletons of prehistoric reptiles 100 feet in anes said he wanted time to consult day in the Methodist Book Concern in dered from the fields at Achoris. As length, flying dragon with a twenty-five- only the right but the duty of vigorous with his lrieuds about it, and l’op- ho lay gazing into tho depths of a dry foot spread of wings, and other curiosities New York, where a young woman ap well worth seeing. protest. Owing rather to ignorance iliua, one of the Roman embassa plied for work and the gentleman iu cistern and thinking of his wretched Robber Shoes unless worn uncomfortably tight Df the precise character of ltussiun pol dors, took a staff and made a tone and manner said in substance: life of constant hardship tho moon roso A church in Hanford, Cal., was the scene generally slip off the feet. circle on the ground around Antiochus “My daughter, we employ women and he saw its light reflected from last summer of an odd accident. It seems THE “COLCHESTER” RUBBER CO. icy in this matter than to indifference that bees selected the garret of the church Epiphanes, and compelled him to de here, but I do not know of any vacant something on the floor of tho cistern to it. the people of the United Sl-atej cide before he came out of that circle; for a hive storing there tons of honey. make all their ahooe with lnsMe of heel lined will* place in our department* You had that glowed and sparkled with a won robber. Till* cllnvs to the shoe and prevents the have so far failed to express the senti whereupon he lifted the siege. Some better inquire at such and such a Hot weather caused tho wax to melt, rubber from slipping off. drous sheen. All night long he gazed which loosened the store of sweetness; the Call for the “ Colchester ” ments which it naturally evokes. of the Hebrews had submitted tithe place, and I hope you will be invader, hut some of them resisted v-1- Suscessful in getting something and wondered, but when at sun-up it weight was too heavy for the church “ADHESIVE COUNTERS.” orously. as did Eleazer when he had to do. Here is my name and tell them Unshed in the morning light with a rafters to hold, and the whole partitiou of _A t I-t el nil l>y The reign of the country newspa swine s flesh forced into bis mouth, I sent you. ” The embarrassed and hu myriad of glorious colors he scrambled the roof caved in over the pulpit. A. E. DUTCHER, pers stretchos over a vast territory spit it out, although he knew he must miliated...... woman„...... seemed to give way to down to find out what it was. But Mr. Romanes, of London has an ape that ST. JOHNS MEK’TILE CO., which is inaccessible to the city dailies, die for it, auk did die for it; and others, j Christian confidence, She started out when he saw the opal and was about he has taught to count —not very far up, as my text says, did exploits. with a hopeful look that 1 think must indeed, but as high as five. He knows the 1VM. N. WALDRON, or even to the city weeklies. The city An exploit 1 would define to be a to pick it up with a triumphant shout S39ylrop is*tT. JOHNS, I7IICH. have won for her a place in which to he started back, afraid to touch it, for numbers and the words that indicate papers 6hed their f&r-roaching light heroic act, a bravo feat, a great achieve earn her bread; I rather think that them. His method is to take straws one engraven on it were four mystic letters. DDL. azisis’e upon the hilltops; hat it is the rural ment. “Well,” you say, “I admire considerate and Christian gentleman by one into his mouth until one less than such things, but there is no chance for saved a woman. N<5w Y’ork and Brook The blood of a thousand story-te'.lers the required number have been oollected; NTI- press which illuminates the valley agd me; mine is a sort of hum-drum life. lyn ground up last year about thirty was in his veins and those letters con then, taking up an additional straw, ho the plain. Momentous duties thus rost If 1 had an Antiochus Epiphanes to thousand young women apd would like jured up all sorts of frightful things hands it over, together with those in his A ILI0US upon its representatives. The course fight, I also could do exploits. ” You grind up about as many this year. Out in his mind. It might be the “Great mouth. are right, so iar as great wars arc con of state and national legislation, the of all that long procession of women Name”—the tetragrammaton of the Oc Jackson. Miss., bos a lad who is web OM POUND,* cerned. There will probably be no who march on with no hope for this cident Some terrible Juin might footed like the sailor who was operated on welfare of state and nation depend opportunity to d>stingush yourself iu A Sure Cure for world or the next, batterod and guard it and his hair stood on end ns at the Pennsylvania hospital. He is col largely upon the ma'nnor in which they battle. The most or the brigadier- bruised and scoffed at, and flung off ored, and is said to be so fond of the water generals of this country would never ho reflected that at tho touch of the Torpid Liver and Sidneys, Bilousnese. discharge those duties. As a rule they the precipice not one but might have that he spends the greater part of his time have been heard of had it not been been saved for home and God and human hand the earth might open and in it. His movement in the water is of Dyipepsia. The Beet Blood Purifier, have discharged them intelligently, for the war. heaven. But good men and good the mountains fall. So he eat a little the paddling order, but exceedingly rapid. PRICE, tl.OO. conscientiously and patriotically. Neither will you probably become a women aro not in that Kind of busi ways back; for ho could not take his Summer and winter appear to be all the you SAI.E BV great inventor. Nineteen hundred and ness. Alas, for that poor thing! noth eyes off it and as he drank in its name to him, as be has been known to dis ninety-nine out of every 2,000 inven DETROIT MEDICINE CO., akd Y ear by year it becomes more man ing but the thread of that sewing- splendor ho fancied himself in Alad port himself in tho river for hours when tions found in the Patent Office at girl's needle held her, and the thread din's cave. ice was thick. FILDEW & MILLMAN. ifest that there is wisdom in the old Washington never yielded their broke. St. Johns and Fowler. lystem of general instruction in gen authors enough money to pay for the How shall we get ready for one or Castlebuilding comes easily to ori eral institutions up to a certain point, expenses of securing the patent. Ho all of these three exploits? tVe shall ental minds —half their pleasures in PASSES FOR PLEASANTRY. TIME : TABLE you will probably never tea Morse, or make a dead failure if in our own life Bpring from this wonderful facul end special instruction in special in- and Edison, or a Humphrey Davy, strength w’e try to save a man or ty. In the midst of a desert with a A man with a red nose is about the last IN EFFECT ititutions after passing that point It or sin Eli Whitney. There is woman or child. But my text suggests crust of bread or a handful of dates, to find it out, —Ham’s Horn. is impracticable for any one university uot much probability that you where we are to get equipment. “The will be the one out of the hundred who the poorost easterner can create a para The trouble with tho crank is that he APRIL 20th, 1891 people that do know their God shall be dise. to teach in all their nicety the many achieves extraordinary success in com strong and do exploits. ” We mud will turn only one way.—Galveston News, ■WMtwaid. varied departments of learning, and mercial or legal or medical or literary At last Sibbi remembered that what The surest way of becoming good-look know him through Jesus Christ in our !" 1 " a spheres. What then? Can you have no own salvation and then we shall is written must happen—if he was ing is to behave that way.—Ram’s Horn. j * „ . $ 5 squally impracticable to concentrate of-!? 6*- k opportunity to do exploits? I am going have his help in the salvation of killed for touching the opal it was only Momen may not be deep thinkers, but . . 3 Ihe requisite number of specialist col STATIONS. a c cl 5 Si tee Ul to show that there are three opportun others. And while you are saving stran his destiny, anyway. So he picked it they are generally clothes observers. — u . v* . US « M ■ X leges under one general educational ities open that are grand, thrilling, far- gers you may sav.e some of your own up. Nothing happenod, and hiding it Texas ir if tings. 3 U s ■1 (S reachmg, stupendous, and overwhelm guidance. The correct principle seems kin. You think your brothers and sis under his cloak, ho hurried away to Making love is a game that two can play » in ». 111. p ID p. III. P- % ing. They are before you now. In one, ters and children and grandchildren at. AY hen there are three it is work. DETROIT...... Lv f> 60 11 00 4 80 8 00 10 lo be, first teach the student that if not all three of them, you may do Cairo —tho mother of cities—where he Milwaukee Juncl 7 10 11 18 4 60 8 15 10 all sare, but they are not dead, and no ni which all must know and then perfect exploits. The three greatest things on one is safe till he is dead. On the En sold it for untold bags of gold. In p trusting his fortune to the Madresi Pontiac ...... 7 68 12 05 6 82 8 55 12 ot him in that which he particularly de- earth to do are to save a man, or save a glish coast there was a wild storm and ft. a woman, or have a child. a wreck in the offing, and the cry was: mosque ho set off to Constantinople Holly ...... 8 43 12 47 < 14 9 40 1 »ires to learn. A Duraad| ...... 9 80 1 30 8 55 10 25 2 M During the course of his life, almost “Man tho lileboat! ” But Harry, tho and purchased the office of cadi. Now, Owosen Junction.. 10 10 2 70 7 45 2 50 every man gets into an exigency, is usual 'cadcr of the sailor s crew, was ho might have lived a long and merry ST. JOHNS...... 10 50 3 or, 8 8-2 wO 8 58 It has cost Spain a great deal of caught between two tires, is gropnei be Ionia ...... 11 49 3 5G 9 20 5 10 not to be found, and thev went with life, but he endeavored to reform the in money to retain her hold on Cuba, and tween two millstones, sits on the edge out him, and brought back all manners of his countrymen and he Lowell...... & 17 4 24 9 50 5 50 of some precipice, or in some other way (his, we presume, is hor reason for the shipwrecked reople but on . roaped tho usual reward. One day an Grand Rapids ...... 13 .VI 6 00 10 2.5 r cJ 1 40 comes near demolition. It may be a By this time, Harry, the leader of the G. R. A I. Junct.... 1 05 5 15 10 85 B* 3 7 10 tstimnting tho valuo of the islands at financial or a moral or a domestic or a insulted citizen stabbed him in tho Ferry*burg_ ...... 3 10 A 10 11 26 * w • 40 crew, appeared and said: “Why did you TOMACKINlC Grand Haven...... | 16 G 15 11 80 • 50 luch a high figure. If the Spaniards social or a political exigency. You leave that one? ” The answer was: “lie back and ho died. Tho gold became a. m ft. in. tho property of the mosque, and to Mllw. bv Steamer 6 46 really want to know what the people sometimes see it .u court rooms. A could not help himself at all, and we Summer Tours. young man lias got into bad company could not get him into the boat. ” “Man this day 20U loaves of bread are daily Chicago by Stmr... 6 00 — .... — »f the United States think about an- and >ie has offended the law, and he is the lifeboat! ” shouted Harry, “aud we distributed from its doors to the poor Palace Stcamcms . Low Raves. EaLOtwSLxA. lexing Cuba, they should endeavor to arraigned. All b.ushingand confused, will go for that one. ” “No, ” said his Four Trip, per Wa«k Butvwa <6 in memory of his lucky find. <3 ,*r he is in the presence of judge and jury aged mother, standing by, “you must VT5 mako us a present of tho island, and it ^ We could tell a hundred other tales DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND ~ e “2'f Mg K and lawyers. He can be sent right ou not go. I lost your father in a JtlwluT, The So,. Marquette, anil fTATIONS. a t-° would surprise them to see what a in tho wrong direction. He is feeling —but enough. Looking at the opal O..X, Huron Vuru. lie ll\ storm like this, and your brother before us, we forgot every thing mean JB lifficult job they would have in com disgraced, and he is almost desperate. Will went off six years ago, and I Brtry evening Belwom o £ & a Let the lit trict Attorney overhaul him have not heard a word from Will sin ■ ■ CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, AUG-. 27,1891 blighted appearance the queer, yellow YOU IIAVE A DEATH TBAP. N. Y, Hoard of Health on Win*. stains give it, he is suddenly impressed Dr. Janes, of the New York Board of Health, with the fact that the plant Ts"making iay«: “I take great pleasure in Untying to tbe MuPf*C S WHEN IT COES WRONQ IT RE faces” at him. And this curious shrub aupt-rior qualltlca of the Port Wine produced SULTS IN CERTAIN DEATH. indeed occupies itself in growing car- by Alfred Bpecr, of New Jersey. After a pro THE longed trial I recommend it as a superior wine catures of the ‘ human face divine, ” (or tbe sick and debilitated. ” ONLY TRUE A Rail* of Rudimentary I.lfe—Park ef and is covered from the topmost leaf the System Whoi. line Puyale* down with the queerest face# imagin Physicians—It a Abut* Ik Sup Tbe people who need your prayor# moat able. The flesh-colored profiles stand Ire those you don't like. posed to Be Deadly. , IRON out in strong relief aguinst the green of the loaves. The plant readily I Vo tv a Student IUakes Money. Nobody can be quite certain that he I)kar Rkadkks :—I am able to pay my grow# in a common hot-houso. has a vermiform appendix unless he board and tuition, wear rood clothe# aud in TONIC have money In inv pocket Dy spending my odd hour* and vaoatlonn plating Jewelry Will purify BLOOD, rogulate gets something the matter with it FREAKS OF CATS. KIDNEYS, remove I.IVtit For the doctors have dissected people ami tableware and selling plater*. I have COPYRIGHT 183/ disorder, build strength, renew made $.’0 per day. never less than N. I paid appelllc. restore health and in whom there was no trace of a ver On* Norse* * Rabbit, Another a Wood for my plater to II. K. Delno St Co., Oof u in Igorofyouth. Dyspeimtn, bu*. O. Any one can profit by my experi The end Indigestion, t Imlt I red leel- miform appendix. This, however, is chuck, anti Another Plays the I’lauo. ence by writing there for circular*. of woman ’s peculiar troubles and f lug absolutely eradicated. rare, and most of the human beings Mind brightened, hralu This year has developed some queer j A Student . ailments comes with Dr. Pierce’s power Increased, ONE ENJOYS who read this article, which is from ^ bone*, nerves, inns, traits among the animals in Connecti Wat A a man In business who is afraid of Favorite Prescription. It cures cle*. receive new force, the New York Sun, may have tho suffering from complaint, pe Both the method and results when cut A. E. Olmstead, a Moodus mur- totting too much religion. —[The Uarn't them. For all tho functional de culiar to their sex, using It. find proud assurance that it tells of some Horn. —i i a safe, speedy cure. Returns Sjrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant thing in which they have a part. ketman, has a cat which gave birth to rangements, painful disorders, and rose bloom < u cheeks, beaut I tie* Complex ion. and refreshing to tho taste, and acts three kittens recently. Evidently chronic weaknesses that afflict wo Sold everywhere. All genuine good* bear Those who hold to the evolution Van toil Find the Word? •‘Crearenu'* Bead usicunt stamp for 32-uago gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys, theory have no difficulty in accounting thinking her family too small for her Tbe only ono ev»r printed. -Can you find the mankind, it’s a certain remedy. It’s pamphlet. Liver and Bowels, cleauses the sys for the vermiform appendix. They capacity as a nurse, she left her box irord I Hack week, n different 3 inch display is an invigorating, restorative tonic, 08. HARTER MEDICINE CO.. St. Loulg. Mo. published in this paper. There urc uo two tem effectually, dispels colds, head say that it belongs to a class of rudi and went over to a neighbor's rabbit ivorda ullke lu cither ad., except Ono word. soothing cordial and bracing nerv aches and fevers aud cures habitual mentary structures left in the bodies warren, where she found a young ; This word will lie found iu the ad. for Dr. ine—purely vegetable, non-alcoholic, sonstipation. Syrup of Figs is the of all organized things by the process bunny, and taking it carefully by the . Harter’s Irou Tot.ie, Little Liver Pills and and perfectly harmless. Illinois State neck carried it to hor home.- She has j Wild Cherry Bitters. Look for “Crescent” only remedy of its kind ever pro of evolution. There are certain mus trade jnark. Read the ad. carefully and when In tho cure of periodical pains, Medical Institute. duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- cles in the human body which have no fully adopted it nursing it ut the samo fou funl tbe word, send it to them and they prolapsus and other displacements, :eptable to the stomach, prompt in use at all. but simply stand as rem time with her kittens,-but she can't j will return you a book, beautiful lithographs bearing - down sensations, and all 103 State St., Chicago. its action aud truly beneficial in its nants of muscles which are developed understand why 1ho young animal tnd sample free.. “ female complaints ” and irregu Chartered by the State. doesn't play with her tail, as hisfoster- Authorized Capital SISO.OOO. sffects, prepared only from the most and are useful in the bodies of some It Is human nalure to hato peoplo who larities, “ Favorite Prescription ” is animals of the lower orders. The sisters do. thow us that we are little. Conducted by a Full Staff of Physicians, threa healthy and agreeable substances, its Gelston Mitchell, al30 of Moodus, the only medicine that’s guaranteed. many excellent qualities commend it human animal has developed into an If it doesn ’t give satisfaction in ev of whom are noted German Specialists. environment in which these muscles has a cat which is even more odd than FOR THE EXCLUSIVE TREATMENT to all and have made it the most are no longer useful. In the course Mr. Olmstead ’s. She has taken to her cry case, you have your money back. OF ALL CHRONIC DISEASES. poni ular remedy known. « You pay only for the good you of agos they will disappear. Now atTections a young woodchuck which Ample Facilities for Room and Board. bSyrup of Figs is for sale in 50c get. Can you ask moro ? they are still represented in a shrivel Mr. Mitchell captured several weeks Each Disease treated by a Physician, who make* and 81 bottles by all leading drug- ago. She allows the woodchuck to When Baby was alck, we gave herCastor!*, It a specialty; five of our staff receiving their educa ed and innocuous state. tion and experience In Europe, where a Doctor mua» gists. Any reliable druggist who So it is with tho vermiform appen nurse with the kittens, and the mother When she was a Child, she cried (or Castor!*, The easiest way is the best. Reg study srren year* Instead of three a* here. If affile led with Catarrh. Consumption. Asthma or any may not have it on hand will pro dix, according to the evolution scient cat licks him und makes his toilet with When aha became Miss, she clung to (astoria, ulate the liver, stomach, and bowels Lung Trouble, consult our Specialist. Our tresfr jnent of Stomach, Liver, JUturt and Kidney Truublet cure it promptly for any one who ists. There was a time when it was the same impartiality she exhibits to When aha had Children she gave them Cos tori*. with Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. bus no equal. developed and had an importaut place ward hor own offspring. * ;' Rheumatism, Goitre, Tape Worm and all Skin D*a- wishes to try it. Do not accept any * : ' T.* 4* •' They cleanse and renovate the eases treated. lubstitute. in tho economy of life. It still exists Another cat story comes ffom system — thoroughly and naturally. Our German Eye and Ear Specialist has cured in some of the lower animals in its Bridgeport. “Mike” is a brindle puss many case* when pronounced Incurable. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Sick Headache, Constipation, Indi Our treatment for Epilepsy, Paralysis and N'trcou* complete form. In the human animal belonging to Miles B. Ferris. Twenty gestion, and Bilious Attacks, arc Troubles bus met with wonderful success. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. it is shriveled and is no longer useful. oggs packed in sawdust wore standing Delicate Digeasoa ot Men or Women havo had LOUISVILLE. KV, NEW YORK. N. V The ninn who wlslie* ho hud Ids life to prevented, relieved, and cured. special provision made for their treatment. On this last point all are agreed. It in tho window of Mr. Ferris’ saloon, Strictest privacy maintained and all com mu n ines live over ucain is reminded that two fail- lions confidential. does no good, It does much harm. when Mike took it into his head to go ares are worse than one. W. N. U., !>.—O—;i3. In fact, it never does anything unless to 6leep on them. Every attempt has CONSULTATION FREE. it does harm. That is why some been made to drive him away from the If afflicted with any dlsaaao address In any iangnagt When writing; to Advertisers please sa; ILLINOIS STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, pathologist, a few years ago, gave it box, and every inducement in the way NOT A CURE-ALL tcasair the adv irtlsonasat In this i'nuor. “German the name of “death trap.” And of soft beds was offered to him, but he 103 State Street, ChicagOL 99 • ‘death trap” it is now called when the persists in lying on those eggs all day, lsriotacure-all.nor Is doctors descend from tho mist-en only leaving them long enough to eat it bo advertised, but shrouded heights of Latin and Greek and drink. Next week tho period of in all diseases of the wu'The Library of American Literature Syrup medical terms to the ordinary lan incubation will have expired. What blood, and In all dis guage of laymen. Mike will do with his brood, if he is eases that havo their origin in an impure or It will savvou to find oot bv writlna to C. LWEBSTER & C9.. 67 Fifth Ave., New York. I G. Gloger, Druggist, Watertown, We want at once a Salesman in every county in the United Staten. The “death trap” is a small, worm successful, is an interesting question. poisoned condition of the blood, Wis. This is the opinion of a man shaped tube, the opening of which is But perhaps he knows what ho is who keeps a drug store, sells all piSO’S REMEDY FOR CATARRH.—Best, Easiest to use. about the diameter of a gtyse quill. about and is hatching them for his own It Stands Unrivaled. x Cheapest. Keller is IminoUiate. A cure is certain. For medicines, comes in direct contact Cdld in the Head It has no equal. It is of variable length in different hu especial benefit. The record of this wonderful medi with the patients and their families, man beings. Sometimes it is six Milton Moshier of Shelton heard and knows better than anyone else inches long nnd sometimes it is hut sounds from his piano the other morn cine is unparalleled in the history of how remedies sell, and what true three inches long. It extends from ing and knowing that ho one was in medical remedies, and is made up of merit they have. He hears of all the caecum, which is the technical the room he began to be a believer in it is an Ointment, of which a small pnrllcle Is applied to the the grateful testimonials of those who nostrUs. Friee, tt)r. Sold by druggists or sent by mail. the failures and successes, and can name for the ppper end of the large spiriLs. On investigation ho found his Address. K. T. H azei .ttn *. Warren. Pa. therefore judge: “I know of no intestine. It leaves the caecum at a cat prancing up and down on the key have tested it. Physicians, preach medicine for Coughs, Sore Throat, point near the valve through which board. seemingly delighted at the ers, and some of the best known peo UNIVERSITY O F NOTRE DA. TVL 33. or Hoarseness that had done such ef the contents of the small intestine are sounds produced. After that she was ple in the country gratefully testify watched, and whenever the piano is fective work in my discharged into tho largo intestine. to its virtues. Coughs, family as Boschee’s Over its mouth there is sometimes a left open she will play to the best of Book on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. sore Throat, GermanSyrupJ.ast valve and sometimes not Generally her ability. winter a lady called tho valve is imperfect,and only adds to THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. Hoarseness, at my store, who was the danger of the “ileath trap.” Slam'* Sacrcil ICIcpIiunt. suffering from a very It is found in most men and ani The sanctity of a white elephant mals, except the ourang-outang and dates from the earliest period of Bud SICKHEADACHc >vere cold. She could hardly talk, the wombat. Sometimes it curves di dhist history. One of tho proudest ^ ------■---- 11'ositl velycnroil ltd ind I told her about German Syrup these Little Pill*, f rectly back of the caecum. Again it titles of the king of Siam is “Lord of They also relieve Dial And that a few doses would give re winds around the ilium, and again it the White Elephant.” In 1882 a real CARTER'S tiVH* fr'Un Dytqiepsla.In-I lief; but she had no confidence in extends along the colon. white elephant, one who excelled all dlgestiouandT 'iilicartyl ITTLE Eating. A i«rf«ct rem-f patent medicines. I told her to take To grasp fully the danger of this of his fellows in beauty, was brought edy for Dizziness. Nauee a bottle, and if the results were not useless tube, which is blunt at the into liankok with all tho pomp and Drowsinrna, Bad Tast IVER in ihe Mouth, CoHtei satisfactory I would make no charge other end, some explanation about ceremony that could possibly have at Tongue,Pam in the SldeJ the caecum is necessary. The caecum . tended the arrival of an emporor. Ho PILLS. TORPID LIVKK. Then for it. A few days after she called regulate the Bowels! aud paid for it, saying that she is a sort of expansion of the upper was quite an albino, the whole body Purely Vegetable. would never be without it in future as end of the large intestine. It is about being of a palo reddish color, with a Price 25 CentSs a few doses had given her relief. ’ ’ ® two inches in diameter, and receives few white hairs on the back. Tho iris CAHTEB MEDICINE Q0„ NEW YOBS. tho discharge of the small intestine. of the eye, the color of which is held Therefore all the indigestible matter to be a good test of an albino, was a Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.l WsiSl"* | Thompson's Eye Water. that enters the stomach lodges in the pale naples yellow, in fact, more red MEN TO TRAVEL. We pay caecum on its way out of tho system. than yellow. The next day ho was KDUCATIONAL. WANTED! HVO to 1100 ft month and expenses As the opening of tho cul-do-sac, known The NlneOyflfth Session will open Tuesday September 8th. }fON£ St WIKLL1NUTOS, Madison, Wis. blessed and baptized in the presence Full courses In Classics, Letter*. Science Law, Civil and M< o'innical Engineering. as the “dqath-trap, ” is ju.st there, of the king and all the nobility. • One MICHIGAN FEMALE SEMINARY- Thorough Preparatory and Commercial Course*. 8T. EDWARD’S HALL, for boys under 18, U K*lamst<*>. Mich. Terms, *TJ0. Opens September 10. unique la tbo completeness of Its equipment. “ Catalogues sont free on application to some of this undigested matter may of the high priests of the ceremony lj'JL N.nJ for Catalog.. X*. &. itJ-.V, THOMAS L. IVALSH, C. S. C'., Notro Dame, bi KIDDER'S PASTILLES. 15c. by aalL Su well i enter the “death trap,” and may re | ,fbarlealown.il then presented the sacred beast a piece main there. of sugar-cane, on which was written 9IOKI’llINK DISK4SK, Of’AVtAVTKKT) (TRR Ithnat pain TRIAL TICktTKKYr f UKK On account of its smallness and of the elephant’s name in full. Tho b II 4 MKit, SKf’R KT A K V BOX H, OPIUM?,1 XPlAM IIIXBKAL HI’HI X CIS, IND tho half-closed position of its entrance beast readily devoured it—proof that under ordinary circumstances the he had accepted tho honors conferred • *death trap” is not the terrible danger is tub Lnnuo school o> Selling uurSlaudaid Medl. upon him. The following is a translar Ituttiness. Four depart Ictnei. Send refereucoand that it might he. But this article may tion of the inscription that hangs over ments: largo attendance OTIACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY, TV ILL OBTAIN mI we will ship you |I2 worth on'*ntnmlsslnn to show that it is a far greater menace to til no efficient instructor*, MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF start with. Ltiid.rlmrli Co., Ni trark. N. J. the stall of this sacred Siamese ele work thorough : expense* low: student. assisted t< the livos of human beings than is gen positions. For Catalogue, address Dr. Snyder ’* Kidney phant: 4 This elephant is a lineal de . p. It. CLEAHY. President. Balsam cure. Knure«ia erally supposed. scendant of the angels of the Brahmins. (BED WETTING.) When tho indigestible remnant of A perfect beast in color, hair and nails; IIAV CCI/CDcu Red to stay cured *rorcirrnlHnMOTHERS "• ***■ and mBi4u»uiiiniritn.< unnninl* address, with stanos tho food has entered the crncum from a scion of a high and noble family; IjH I I Li 1 Lll We want the name and ad Ur._Q.VV. F. 8X11)10, Mcvii ker’s Theatre, Chicago, In. dress of every sufferer in tb ^'For sale by all Druggists. Price $1.00. the small intestines it stops there for a acquired by the power and glory of ACT LIMA D. Sand Canada. Address & AO I II III H P.HaroldHtjes,K.D.,Bc:»lo,K,I DO SOT IUY l am the little while and then passes on. But his majesty, the king of Siam. He is only reliable and Micceav the caecum is a sort of stagnant reser ______BO NOT.______I BO ful.1 nnd my buitnesa is a source of power nnd an attraction »aly for public benevolence. I do say, I am successful, voir. Now, the digestive apparatus for rain; the purest of pure crystal and business nt a fair profit on perfectly sound nnd honor I 1EWIS* 98 % LYE able methods. HeiuA small bottle of urine with history of a healthy person may be strong of the highest value to his owner, our ■ P0TEE2ZI! ACT PISTOiXU ?f your rAse, I will send full particulars of your disease Ire©. Dr. T. N. Crowley, Terr© llaute, ind. enough to push from the stomach and king. ” The elephant's constant com *■ (PATXXTED) from the small intestine not only all The strmiyext nnd purest Lye panion is a white monkey from Cey made. Wib mnl.c tin* hi*t |>or- 50 A DAY)NncpUnral Chance indigestible matter, but also all germs lon. —St. Louis Republic. fumad Hurd Soap in SO minutes ‘.7, Y.. _ ,,_ M. Ifor energetic men or women. of disease, all dangerous microbes U'lthirtlt hnilOiff. It I* beat $3 Clear I rotlt. |Write nt onee for territory for softening water, cleans!og Ipeclal Inducement* Ir you estnbll.h and snpply lo which may have entered at tho mouth A Queer I*ct. tel events. Beet thin* out. Sample, by mall, 25c. waste ptpeo, disinfecting sinks, LOitlMKK & CtJL 4C-4H S. Clark St.. (Tilca*©, 111. with the food. But here in the ca cum Tho Biddeford, Me.. Journal has closet*, wushing bottles, paints, they stop for a moment. found a Saco lady who has a very odd trees, etc, THE OKU RELIABLE The mouth of the death trap is open, pet in a big garden toad which has for PENNA. SALT M'RG CO. DIGGER III THE and through unusual pressure or thrqp years pa?sed his existence in tho Gen. Agts., Piilht., Pa. WORLD. through an accidentally favorable posi lady ’s frout yard. No dog ever knew A*U my agent* for W. L. Dougin* Shoe*. If not tor *nle in your place n»k your tion of the vermiform appendix, these his master or mistress better than this denier to *end for riimlogue, secure tbe germs or a part of this indigestible toad does the lady of the house. When agency, rwid uet them lor you. matter may enter the vermiform ap she puts in appearance the toad* in gJTTAKE NO SUBSTITTTE. UE3 pendix. variably comes out from under tho The vermiform appendix is lined step to greot. her and blinks wisely and with a mucous membrane, but it dif attentively as 6he talks to him, but THE CHICAGO, RQCX ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY, fers from tho pest of tho intestinal should any other person or voice in Including main lines, branches and extensions East and West of the Missouri River. The Direct Route to and from Chicago, Joliet, Ottawa, canal in having only a few very trude upon the scene, Mr. Toad quick Peoria, LaSalle, Moline, Rock Island, In ILLINOIS—Davenport, Muscatine, feeble muscles. It is, therefore, un ly retreats to his abode under the Ottumwa, Oskaloosa, Des Moines, Wlnterset, Audubon, Harlan and Council able to eject anything that may enter steps. During one of the hot days tho Bluffs, in IOWA—Minneapolis and St. Paul, In MINNESOTA—Watertown send f°R CIRCULARS'. lady went out into the yard to water and Sioux Falls, in DAKOTA—Cameron, St Joseph, and Kansas City, In iu LsISSOURI—Omaha, Fatrbury, and Nelson, in NEBRASKA—Atchison, Leav ?ruyn Manufacturing Company, The mortality from typhlitis—and her plants and the toad promptly ap enworth, Horton, Topeka, Hutchinson, Wichita, Belleville, Abilene, Dodffe SOX A. A. HOOSICK FALLS, N. Y. this includes typhlitis from foreign peared, wearing an unmistakably op City, Caldwell, In KANSAS—Klnerfleher, El Reno, In the INDIAN TERRI* kubtances in any part of tho intestines pressed aspect. It seemed to tho lady TORY—Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, In COLORADO. Traverses WHY IS THE new areas of rich farming and gTaziner lands, affording; tbe best facilities of —is 70 per cent for children and 80 that he was begging for a shower bath Intercommunication to all towns and cities east and west, northwest and per cent for adults. It attacks hoys nnd she gavo him one. She says that W. L. DOUGLAS BCVtfLwest of Chicagro, and to Pacific and transoceanic Seaports. between 10 and 20 years of age, as the toad actually smiled his gratitude has been said, and they seem to have to her and sang contentedly until she S3 SHOE cen ItlIWn MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS, The Soap THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLO FOR THE MONEY? Leading »U competitors In splendor of equipment, between CHICAGO and little power of resisting it. left him. Upon warm days since the It I. a aeamloH* shoe, with no tacks or wax thread DES MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFFS and OMAHA, and between CHICAGO to hurt the feet; tnado of the beat line calf, stylish There has been much discussion toad has hud as regularly for his and en»y, anil heonuse we vuiki more Mors nt thin and DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS end PUEBLO, via KANSAS CITY and among medical men as to when an shower hath as the plants have for grade than any other man-ifaeturer. It equals band- TOPEKA or via 8T. JOSEPH. Through Coaches, Palace 81eepers, NEW sewed .hoes costing from #4.110 to 05.10. operation should take place, whether their sprinkling. C* r OO Genuine I laud-sewed, the finest calf AND ELEOANT DINING OARS, and FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS. vJliT. shoe ever offered for gvc»); equals French California Excursions daily, with choice cf routes to and (Tom Salt Lake nt an early stagh of the disonse, or Imported shoes which cost from S*.o »to SI2.U0. City, Ogrden, Helena, Portland (Ore.), Los Angeles and San tTancisco. Fast that Never So ■<"oollnli Annin. (h# OO llnnd-!#ewrd H'elt Hlioe, fine calf, after the disease had bocomo malig stylish, comfortable and durable. The best Express Trains daily to and from all towns, cities and sections in Southern nant. The weight of authority is Gonoral Longstroct says that on ono Shoo ever offered nt this price; same grade as cus Nebraska, Kansas and the Indian Territory. The Direct Line to and from tom-made shoe* costing from go.oo togo.'O. Pike’s Peak, Manltou, Cascade, Glenwood Springs, and all tbe Sanitary against a long delay in cutting into of the long night marches in Virginia, (sq 50 Police rtlioet Farmers, Hallroad Men COO, and l-otterCarrlcrsnll wear them: finocalf, Resorts and Scenio Grandeurs of Colorado. Cleans the intestines. tho only wny he could rest was to lio seamless, smooth Inside, heavy three soles, exten down on the ground while tho column sion eilgo. One pair will wenr a year. VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE. o\iu . rJ~,HE bottom is still out of the pric The Independent August 98.1891. Very many of our people have “taken ST.JOHNS MERCANTILE CO.’s ST. JOHNS, THURSDAY. AUGUST VI, 18*1 In” the Exposition at Detroit. es on first-class ready-made SUMMER Chas. Warne has opened up a line of SOCIETY MEETINOS. sportsmen ’s goods iu the opera house Dry Goods Department. Important T.JOHNS LODGE NO. 81.1. O.O. F. MEETS CLOTHING, recently purchased in Friday evening of each w«tk. New lod, N. J. Clark is fitting up, in dne shape, Sroom corner Clinton Avenue and Rullroad-ar his store formerly used by Rose & Rose, JOHN G. WATKIN, N. G. and intends putting in a line of goods. FRED BOWLES. Secretary. Last evening, at the residence of El the Wheat Bro.s ’ Assignment Sale, at T.JOHNS ENCAMPMENT NO. 88. 1. 0.0. mer Bowl by Mr. Estellus Dan forth w as NEW FALL GOODS ARRIVING EVERY DAY. meets 2d and 4th Wedn»«day evenings of eachS month. ARV1NE POUCH. C. P married to Miss Flora Faxon, of Des- J. L. TKANCHELL. Secretary. Moines, Iowa, Rev. John Clafiin offici No. 17, Clinton Avenue, St. Johns. ating. T. JOHNS RADIANT CHAPTER, O. E. 8 - Our public school building is un We are showing the following in all the Latest Novelties in Black Facts Kegular meetings July August 28, Sep Stember 28, and October 81. dergoing quite extensive repairs in the MRS. MARY WARD, W. M. way of painting, newly seating, new and Colors : These goods were purchased at a Mbs. Minkkva A hbkv ,Secretary, 1291 black-boards, etc. School commences Monday, September 7th. BENGALINE, . -THE- It would seem from the amount of nominal price, and the people are of building put up this summer by the Clinton Fruit Drying Company, that BROADCLOJHS, they could take care of all the fruit in Michigan, but now they are adding a fered every advantage in our good for fine cold storage, one of the best and of GERMAN SUITINGS, greatest capacity of any in the county. Concerning ST. JOHNS. MICH. Take down theform for marriage re tune in having these goods knocked port of a few weeks ago, and give notice PRISCILLA HOMESPUNS, of another fine Ovid boy who captured Pays 4 Per Cent. Interest on Deposits another of Ypsilanti ’s fairest daugh down to P8. Just look at the ters. This time it is Hurbert Warne to SERGES, Miss Florence Goodison, daughter of l*rof. John Goodison, of the Faculty of BROADHEADS, .Loans Money on Approved Bonds and the State Normal School. They were Beal Estate Security. married last week Thursday,* at the home of the bride's parents, and started HENRIETTAS, Low OmiCEItS: for Marquette, where Prof. Warne is FOLLOWING LOW PRICES: engaged as teacher the coming year. A. J. Baldwin , Pres. P. E. Walswosth , Tree, FLANNELS, Josiah Upton , Vc-Prea. K. C. Dkxter , Amt. Trea Last Thursday Company D., of the First Michigan Cavalry, held its reunion in Ovid. They made ihe Potter House If Light Suits, former price THE LOCAL MARKETS. their headquarters, and the boys speak BEDFORD CORDS, OrncK or Thk Indkpendkkt . I in highest terms of their entertainment St. Johns, Mich., August 27, 1891. f there. The following officers were elect AND SEVERAL OTHERS. $12 and ’SIB, now offered at The following are the prices paid In cash for ed : J. W. Smith, Owosso, president; produce In this market: B. B. Bennett, Ovid, vice-president ; Wheat, white.....-...... 9 Chas. Cowan. Ovid, secretary ; J. O. Prices Wheat, red ...... || $0 and $7. Oats...... Hathaway, Ovid, treasurer; A. M. A Full and Complete Stock of Rye...... 85 Eaton, J. O. Hathaway, Willard Ryan Butter...... 10®.14 and J. B. Cross, were appointed com ! Beans ...... - 1.25®!.fit mittee of arrangments for next meeting, TRIMMINGS AND LININGS. Children’s Suits, former Tallow, ...... —... .04 to be held in Ovid. P. Q Hay, per ton ...... 7.00®8.00 Apples per bu ...... 25®.'1*> Potatoes ...... *5 OLIVE. j price $4 and $5, now offered Onions ...... 91.00 Corn ...... August 24, 1891. Cur 25c Plaids and Stripes are just the thing. Lard ...... 07 Monroe Cole, of Riley, is again ill. Chickens...... 08 Our Black Dress Goods Stock is the LARGEST and MOST COM- In j at $2 and $3. Wood ...... 1.00®l.fin Mrs. Jennie Cole, of Riley, has been Hides ...... WW very sick. PLETE eter offered to the trade of this vicinity. Miss Lulu Goss begins her school at These are in keeping with the *#- Corrttpondence should reach this office on Tues the Muskrat, next week. An elegant line of HAND MADE GIMPS. day of each week, and not later than Wednesday mom- The finest rain for many weeks visited In fact, everything DESIRABLE, NEW and STYLISH to be tng. Anonymous communications will receive no atten this section last Thursday. recent hot weather, and low enough tion. The writer’s name must be given, not for pub Miss Effie Reed is teactiing school at found. ______lication, if so desired, but as evidence of good faith. the Simmons school house. Mrs. Alice Dills and children from Having secured the Corner Store in The Steel, we will open on to make the lowest among the other FOWLEK. Webberville, are at Ira Smith’s. Summer August 22, 1891. Miss Eva Van Fleet is teaching a fail Joe Mortani was made happy by the term at the Jason school, in Riley. Saturday, August 23, dealers “ hot.” advent of a nice baby boy. Miss Minnie Reynolds, from South Edwin Parks’ baby lias been quite east DeWitt, visited Miss Altie and The largest and most complete line of LADIES’ FALL and Consult your best interests and sick with cholera infantum. Josie Pearce last week. WINTER WRAPS ever exhibited in St.Johns. “ Look and Dr. McPherson lost one of bis driving E. H. Bedell will be at the store of horses recently. Stearn death the cause. E. M. Webb, iu DeWitt, September 4th, Be Convinced ” Jackets are the thing ; the nobbiest things out, call on me before making a single Mr. and Mrs. Case are visiting their to adjust pension papers. consisting of Cheviots, Thibets, Beevers, Diagonals, Venetians, father and mother, Mr. Sam Henry E. H. Bedell and family attended the Chervons, Ottomans and Chinchillas, laced with all the popular Parks. farmers’ picnic at Grand Ledge. They Clothing. purchase in our line of goods, and by The ram we had Monday seemed to report a pleasant time and an immense Furs. Come and see the beautiful Plush Jackets with the new be very partial. Four miles north of crowd. Muffloon Facing. town it aid not rain any. Mr. and Mrs. Mark IIill have been to so doing, ever remain happy. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Freeman were Stockbridge three weeks, attending the surprised by about fifty of their friends sick bed of Mr. Hill's mother, who at one evening recently to celebrate their last accounts was no better. silver wedding. They received a num S. N. Alexander and family, from B. ROSENBERG, Mang’r. ber of pretty and valuable presents be Eagle: James Alexander, from Lan ST. JOHNS MERCANTILE CO. sides the silver money that was given sing; Eddie Cook from Bath, and Mrs. them. The surprise was planned by Marvin from Wisconsin, met at the Iheir children. All had a nice time. home of E. II. Bedell, August 16th. UNDERTAKING ! Charley . Last Friday Will Treadwell was help ing lower the straw carrier, preparatory W:A:V:E:R:L:Y! August 24, 1891. to threshing in Mr. Mayer's barn. In Ed. ltaldwin has painted his house. some way the second finger on bis right CALL ON Miss Della Saulsbury has returned hand got caught and took off the end from Toledo. nearly to thesecond joint. WAVERLY! WAVERLY I C. Gruler's elevator is nearing com Your scribe went through the apple pletion slowly. dryer that has been erected this sum S. W. INGRAHAM Mrs. Mundell and daughter, of Ada, mer in DeWitt, a few days ago. It is For Everything in the Line of are visiting her mother, Mrs. Ward. nearly completed. It is two stories high. Has four heating rooms below, KEEP THIS IN YOUR MIND ! Mr. John Gay, of the firm of Love A 13x24 ; packing rcom below, 26x30 feet ; Gay. has gone north on a two weeks’ four dry rooms above. 13x24 ; work room That WAVERLY SCHOOL SHOES ore made from noth business trip. above, 26x30 feet. The cost was nearly ing but the best Oak and Oil Tanned Upper Stock and Oak Mrs. Jacob F. Shraft and son, Chas., $b00. spent a week with relatives at Denver, Bottom Stock. Newago Co., Mich. A lady living not far from here bad Mr. H. M. Iloener and family attended occasion to take a dose of pain-killer. That no shoddy or spongy leather goes into them anywhere. Barnum & Dailey’s show at Grand Thinking to save time she tipped the That they will out-wear any two pairs of any other make of Rapids. August 20th. bottle against her tongue, when—oil Miss Pearl Wells, who has been visit norrors ! Well, I venture to say. next School Shoes. ing her grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. time she will read the label and see if it That every pair is warranted to give satisfaction. Harper, has returned to her home in De- reads pain-killer or amnnia. The raw Witt. place on her tongue, some-what smaller That they are sold in St. Johns only by us. St. Johns , August 19,1891. David McLaughlin, a young man of than ones hand, will be a gentle remind Try one pair and you will buy no other. this place, was arrested last Friday er of her thoughtlessness, for a time at Special to the People of Clinton County. night for being drunk and disorderly, least. Let tlie fact be known in every house and appeared before Justice Sutton next Tlie Pomona Grange met at the resi hold in Clinton County, that CHAPIN DNDEEIAK1HE BOOBS REMEMBER US morning, when lie was fined $5 and dence of Mr. Ranney, in South east De A Co., of St. Johns, are now ready in costs, making a total of $7.50 Pat . Witt, last Wednesday. The attendance CASKETS, When you want anything in BOOTS or SHOES, as we al was not large, owing to the busy season their old place, which has lately been LEBANON. and very warm weather. A tempting re-modled and thoroughly renovated, to Burial : Robes, : Crape, : Etc. low no concern to undersell us. dinner was prepared to which all did August 22,1891. receive their old friends and patrons, ample justice. After this important af and as many new ones as will accept of Jeremiah Fisher's barn burned recent fair was over. Worthy Master Dills I also carry a full line of the Celebrated P. aud ly, together with its contents. called the meeting to order. The first this invitation, and call, and from our W. Steel Top Caskets. First Quality Boston Rubbers Always in Stock. A colt belonging to John Travis died was the reading of the minutes of last seasonable, staple and fancy stock of My Undertaking business Is now exclusive last Friday. Cause unknown. meeting. Then Miss Sadie Ranney and dry goods, will offer such bargains as of any other. Elegant new rooms In the The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Annie McGonnigal favored the Grange Sickles Block, west of Court House, near Con Freeman gave them a surprise on the with a song. The next was a recitation will make their call pleasant and profi gregational church. evening of the 15tli instant to celebrate by Miss Minnie Carpenter. The table. Yours, respectfully, the 25th anniversary of their marriage. next was selections from Mrs. Prompt attention will be given to call*, Wal Travis is now owner of a horse, Estella Dills and Newton Webb. The CHAPIN k CO, and satisfaction guaranteed. DUTCHER BRO.S’ CASH SHOE HOUSE. harness and carriage so all good looking following question : “Is the Agricult The Dress Goods Hustlers. young ladies who apply will be given a ural College of Michigan a Benefit to free ride. Call early so as to avoid the Farmers, was introduced for discuss MADAME PRICE'S rush. ion. Messrs Clemons, Webb and Bron Wednesday, August 12 was com son took part in the discussion. It was CORBIT & VALENTINE mencement at Michigan Agricultural not very lengthy, owing somewhat, per SCHOOL OF MUSIC, College. A class of 83 graduated, four haps to the fact that all who spoke at FOSTER, POST & 00. jf^RE selling Wood, Tabor & of whom were ladies. Eight gave pub all favored it. Had there been opposi Comer Cass and Mead Streets. lic orations. The honorary degree of tion it undoubtedly would have been L. L. D. was conferred upon ex-presi more lengthy. The Grange then ad Morse Engines, A. W. Stev dent Willitt, and Judge Morse of the journed to meet again in September in PUPILSTAKEN AT ANYTIME supreme court. The degree of “Master Fowler. NI EMESIS. ens & Sons Engines and Separa of Agriculture ” was conferred upon Branches Taught are Piano, Voice lion. John Rich ; and “Master of Two Genuine Harvent Kicnnlnnii lOc, tors, Birdsell Colver Hullers, Oli Horticulture” upon T. T. Lyon, the Cnltnre, Organ and Harmony. famous horticulturist. These last two Will be run from Chicago, Milwaukee, and other points on the lines of the FREE ADVANTAGES TO PUPIL,8. ver Chilled Plows, Reed and were a new departure in the conferring Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Railwav, 15c of degrees and apparently, invented for to points in Western Minnesota, North Harmony Class once a week. the occasion. Tlie conferring of honor western Iowa, South and North Dakota, Juvenile Singing Class once a week. Horse Shoe Steel Frame Har ary degrees, while common with most Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, 25c colleges, has been very sparingly prac Public Recitals at the close of every term. rows, Capitol Wagons, Paris tised at the Agricultural College. It at Wyoming and Montana, at cheap excur To children other than private pupils who best is nothing but a specie of favorism, sion rates, on August 25 and September Join the singing class, a fee of 12 for twenty which too often leads to unjust and im 29, 1891. lessons is charged. Ranges. proper rewards. John T. Rich is well For further particulars apply to nearest known as an intelligent agriculturist, coupon ticket agent, or address H arry COLLARS ^“Special attention is given to beginners Merger , Mich. Pass. Agent, Chicago, on thePiano 1258 but hundreds of others in Michigan are Milwaukee A St. l^ul Railway, 82 Gris The Above Goods are the best and Leaders in their Line. his equal in every respect. The gradu wold street, Detroit, Mich., or ates of the college have every three years \Afl||Trn AGENTS, Men and Women, Teacb- Geo . II. H eafford , Gen ’l Pass. Ag ’t, TvHUlLU ers sod Clergymen, •ttoo.oosal- a reunion. Thursday. August 18th the Chicago, 111. FOR ary and Commission, to introduce the best tailing tenth triennial gathering was held. P. 8. —It will do your heart good to book, Abont 150 graduates were present. Tlie see the magnificent crops in South Da exercises were very interesting. Hon. kota. They are simply immense. MARVELS OF THE NEW WEST. 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