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THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER. VOL. xi. NO. 45. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1885 WHOLE NO. 567.

pretty race, J. W. Haley, senior sub, win- THEY MUST BE (I.OSKII. SUFFERED TO DEPART. THE UNIVERSITY. ning in 2:15. Running high jump—Bonine won Saloons Cannot Keep Their Side Moors A Gambler 4'aiiicht '•••"' Allowed by the WHAT WE CLAIM! The Hobart Guild has fifty members. againot Carpenter 5 f et 4 inches. Open After II s Supreme Vigilant Authorities to Depart Court Decision. Water pipes are being laid at the obser- l>ap frog—Ten '89 men jumped over on Payment of Costs vatory. themselves quicker than a like number of In the case ot the People vs. Cummer- "We claim that we have the bast $1O Overcoat in the city. '88 men. The ways and means of Ann Arbor The University's winter supply of coal is f 'rd, for keeping his saloon open contrary We claim that wa have the bast $5 Overcoat in the county. Horizontal bar—G. L. Price, winner. justice are indeed devious. When an of- being put in. to law, aopealed from the recorder's court We claim that our $1O suit can not be excelled. Hundreds yards das'i—Bonine gave L fender against the laws of the city, an old The senior laws will finish their election P. Jocelyn four yards start and won in of Detroit, by the defendant,Chief Justice We claim that our $5 Suit beats them all next Saturday. and hardened offender too, is caught and 10i seconds. " Morse, of the supreme court, delivers the We claim that our 25c Underwear take the cake. The Chronicle furnished some very neat Obstacle race—Postponed till first fine confesses his guilt, the official heart is We claim that for 25c we can sell you an all-wool Sock that is bet- held day programs. day on campus. fo'lowing opinion, rigidly interpreting the straightway melted with pity, and the law, and shutting off all evasive subterfuge ter than any you have ever seen for tha money. Dr. B >nine, of Niles, was an interested Hop, step and jump—Wm. M. Morrow, criminal on the payment of pal'ry costs Come and see us and we •will " prove our olaim." spectator at fieldday . senior sub, 29 feet 4 inches. by which saloonists endeavor to "legally" and a promise to leave the city witb his Secretary Wade has been slicking the Tug of war—Eighty-eight pulled the sell liquor after hours and on Sunday, with ill-gotten gaine, is suffered to depart and campus up considerably of late. freshmen over the mark and held them closed front doors: there the benisons of the relieved officials follow WM. WAGNER, Harold Wilson, horn. '85, gives lessons Mor«e, C. J.—The defendant was con- him for having saved them the trouble on the 'cello in Ypsilanti twice a week. Hurdle race—Bonine won. Light weight boxing—E. L. Smith won victed of the offense of not keeping his and worry of a tnal with no loss of 21 South Main Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. J. B. Thomas has resigned the junior over C. W. Banks. saloon closed on the night of the 30th fees therefor. Truly, the quality of offi- presidency. The office will be left vacant. of January, 1885, from and after the Quarter mile run—Given to Boniue, cial mercy in *:his city is not strained, es- The Choral Union's latU examination of there being no other entries. hours of 10 o'clock in the evening until new members takes places next Saturday. G o'clock in the morning of the succeeding pecially when the criminal pays all the The officers of the day were as follows : day. GENUINE BARGAINS! Jos. B. McMahon, formerly '80, is trav- Prof. H. Sewall, referee ; Profs, de Pont, costs. Avers, Thomas and Kingsley, judees; Before the jury was impanneled in the Last Thursday afternoon, O. W. Bab- eling through the south as treasurer of a recorder's court of the city of Detroit, The past week was of great moment to the circus. Profs, de Pont and Harrington and E. H cock, the arch-gambler, ventured back in Smith, times ; Profs. Pattengill and Dor where the case was tried, the defendant to the city from Brighton where he haJ The junior laws have adopted their con- by his counsel moved to quash the com • been staying since a warrant for his arrest stitution and set their election for Novem- ranee mpasurers, J. A. Jaycox, starter; W. H. Whyte, clerk. plaint on the ground that it did not set was issued. Chief of Police Fall found ber 7. forth any offense under the laws of this him in Clarken's saloon and gathered him At the junior hop one piece of music state, which motion was made and excep- in forthwith. He pleaded not to be taken peculiar to each fraternity represented will THEY HAVE FINISHED. tion taken. to jail tha' night, but the fees had not been be played. John Spillane, an officer of the metro- paid and the official heart was hardened. The Argonaut want? to know, you The Supervisors Adjourn Sine Die— politan police, testified that defendant kept He then stood on his dignity and averted The Equalization—Ili>«'ellan> a saloon where intoxicating liquors were that he wasn't the man at all and some- know, where the political science associa- sold at retail. That there was a restau- The largest and most imnortant sale of DRESS GOODS took place at tion is this yeai. eouN BiiMlness. body would have to suffer for it if he was Auction in N. Y., the large importing house of £ OELBERMAN r business. FJLZ.Z. <& HEXTDRICK, Prop., 2nd.. 524.250 102,850 627,100 675,000 It makes no difference how many people Elizabeth Uncapher, treasurer, H. B.Ypsilanti town.. 1.131.8001185.250 1,270.050 1,285,000 Wilson, historian, G. C. Caron, toastmas- were in there, the only question is, was The Famous One Price Clothing House. 27 and 29 Main Street ter, Mrs. A. E. Clark, essayist, Miss H. M. Total j i ', i30,000,000 the saloon opfn for business?" Swathel, secretary. Mr. Wheeler, ot the trama committee, To this part of the charge the defendant The sophomores held a meeting Satur- made a lengthy report in which Prosecu- excepted. day and elected an Oracle board as follows: tor Norris was complimented for his effec We find no error in the proceedings. Arnett, Psi Upsilon ; Comstock, D. K. E.; tive services in suppressing the nuisance. The charge was too favorable to the de- McNaughton, Delta Upsilon; Mann, Alpha From October 18?2 to October 1883, the fendant. Delta Phi; Hawks. Zeta Psi; Heinemann, criminal expen-es of the county were If the jury found the saloon lighted, the Bolen, Rosenthal and Misses Elsie Jones $7,758.40, in the following year, $10,264.- bartender behind the bar, and a spring I and Honta B Smalley. 17; this year they will amount to less door from the restaurant which only need- than $4000. This reduction, it wa« al- ed a push to open it, and that people were The Choral union is flourishing finely leged, had been made without any injury passing in and out through the door, it this year. It has 93 active members, as to property, peace or good order. It was was a plain violation of the statute wheth- Lower than ever before known, but for cash follows: Sopranos 32, altos 28, tenors 12, agreed that Mr. Norris' salary should be er any liquor was sold or not. It was the bassos 21. About 8 more first-class tenors fixed at $1500 for both years of his ser- same in the view of the law, as an open only. No shoddy Shoes. All Shoes warranted. will be received with open arms. vice-"—an increase of $500 a year. door or an open entrance without a door. Gounod's "Messe Solennelle" and Han- We believe in quick sales and small profits. Mr. Wheeler piesented a resolution re The statute contemplates that a closed del's "Messiah" will be produced in public door shall be one that cannot be opened during the year. citing that the average weekly balances due the county at the Ann Arb >r Savings by a mere push of the hand. Such a door The University musical society has Bank have been $18 179.21 and ihat the it an evasion of the law, and its contin- KRATJSE, uance in the shape it was in. in that case, adopted a new scheme for its chamber interest on these would have been $999.85 48 SOUTH MAIN STREET. concerts this year. A series of five will although no interest has been paid. The we are inclined to think would be a viola- be given, two of them in Room 24,and the board has refused to order that this money tion of the statute without either the other three in University Hall. Tickets should be so placed as to draw interest, defendant or his bartender inside, ready to for the series will be sold at §2, and the and he moved that the finance committee wait upon customers, because if any per- two concerts in room 23 will be given only report to the board $18,000 less than the sons in the restaurant wanted liquor they POWDER HEAD QUARTERS to subscribers for the whole series. The estimated expenses for 1836 The resolu- would only have to push open the spring a> program is as follows: Buffalo" quartet, tion was laid on ihe table 13 to 10 as fol door and help themselves. Absolutely Pure. November; Hungarian band, January 8 ; It is also entirely competent to show This powder never vanes. A marvel of purity, lows : Yeas, Bennett, Burch, Butts, Daven- strength and wholesomeness. More economical For all kinds of Mendelssohn quintette, January 29; port. Graves, Gregory, Howlett, Kress. what took place inside of the bar-room. than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in cfi Choral Union (Messe Solennelle and Earl MuC jrmick, Murray, O.-born. Purtell and It the saloon had been securely locked and competition with the multitude of low test, short King), February 26; R. Joseffy, April 20. Yost; nays, Blaess, Breinins;, Case, Dans- fa-tened, both at the main entrance and weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only tn This is certainly a fine list of attractions. Cant. ROYAL BAKING-POWDER CO., 106 Wall ingburg.Dwyer, Gilbert, 0 Hearn, Olsaver, also at the door leading into the restaurant Street N Y. ' O The Choral Union will present the Messiah Seeger and Wheeler. and yet after the hour of 10 o'clock in the on its own hook, May 14. The amount of county taxes to be evening, the defendant and his bartender They Stand at the Head ! raised was reported as follows: Michiean were inside furnishing drinks to others also THK BEST SHOES Field Day Sports. inside, he would be amenable to the stat- 0 asylum, $900; insurance fund, $150; For Gentlemen's wear, in the \Vortdt for the money, 35 The regular fall field day sports were board of school examiners, $600; fuel, ute, because either the persons inside must are mad* by 7. DRY GOODS held Saturday afternoon under the auspices $600; public buildings, $1,000; county have got in after 10 or have been left in- STACY, ADAMS & CO. -IS- the Rugby association. They were the warrants. $7,000; stenographer, $1,000; side when the doors had been closed and Q a. most successful in the history of the Um salary couuty officers,$4,500; poor, $4,000; locked. In either case the law would be versity. In spite of the chilly weather contingent fund, $4,250; sew jail, $6,000; violated. When the statute requires the there was an attendance of 500 and a total, $30.0n0. doors to be closed, it means that n<> one large number of entries. Following is a A resolution to appoint a committee of shall be inside or get inside thereafter be- Wines & Worden. summary of the winners and record* in the five to watch real estate sales the coming fore lawful hours, at least witn the consent various contests: year and report a new basis of equaliza- of ihe defendant or his authorized ageiits. We discount all others, at home Standing broad jump—Two entries, F. tion to the board uext year, was laid on We had supposed the meaning of the N. Bonine, medic '80, winning by a jump the table. term "closed door" under the statute had or abroad in ot 11 feet 11 inches. The salary of the county clerk was been fully set forth by this court in the Throwing the hammer—Five entries, fixed at $1,500. c ise of Kurtz vs. People, o3 Mich., 232; 7. co B-inine again winning, 84 fset, only four All county warrants over six years old People vs. Blake, 52, 560, and others. 11 feet less than best college record. were ordered distroyed ; an alphabetical is not alone the intent or purpose for COHFOKT, STYLE AND DIKAKIMTY Heavy weight boxing—Two entries, J. list will be printed in the proceedings. which the saloon is kept open that is offen- Atk your tltaUr for the Stic;, Aduns t Co Shoe. i sive t) the law, but also the opportunity These goods are made of the best French and CARPETS, A. Jaycox, lit '87, winning. The committee on public buildings was Domestic slock. Kangaroo tops, in hand and cS Wrestling—Four entries, F. Hender- directed to get a longer flag-staff for the furnished persons to obtain liquor at the maehhie sewed, in (TuNURBSS, BITTON and 9 son, medic '88, winner. court house and a new flag. hours and on the days prohibited by the LACE and EVERY PUR WARRAMTED. Sat- statute. isfaction is guaranteed every one that wears the 9 Mile walk—D C. Worcester, lit '88, Before adjourning on Friday the board stary, Adams & Co. Shoe. Sold everywhere by an easy winner in 8:0i>i. adopted a resolution of thanks to Chair- We think the complaint sufficient. first-class dealers. % Oil-cloths, Mats, Rugs, Mattings 0 Fencing—Four entries, J. A. Jaycox, man Howlett for the able manner in There being no error the judgment of the SAMUEL KRATJSE, Q And all Goods in this Line. winner. which he had presided over their deliber- recorder's court is affirmed. Sole Agent in Aim Arbor, Half-mile run—Four entries and a very ations. The other justices concurred. 566-577 A PRAYKK. LORD NAPIER. FOR DYSPKPSIA and Liver Complaint, you REPORT OF THU, ouNDITION THE REGISTER have a printed guarantee on every bott.e SHINGLES! For THE REGISTER. Row a Great Military History was Con- of Shiloh'-* Yitahzer. It never fails to cure. OF THE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1885. 0 God who art waiting to hear me, ceived ami Written. A NASAL [HJICTOR free with every bottle Keep me over close to Thy side The best Roofing in the world is And let me feel that Thou art near me, One day early in 1823 he went for a ol Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. walk with Lord Langdale, one of Irs H. J. Brown & Co. Ann Arbor Savings Bank AKOTIIKK.S BBS IT. Come into my heart and there abide. intimate friends, over some Belds which AT MBke it a garden with flowers glowing, are now covered by the mansions of What Ilio "'Fireman"* Journal" ofSen WHh glor OUI rip'uinp in summer air, \Yh< re buds ol Hope and Faith are glowing, Belgravia. The eotiversat on turned on York Thinks of Our Fire; Walter'sPatentShlngles ANN ARBOR,,MICH., And promise a blossoming everywhere. Southey's recently published narrative Department. of the Peninsular war. Lord Lansrdale ON Fill it with thoughts to Thee ever turning, BROWN'S Made of Iron, Tin or Steel. Cheaper Purge it tili worthy to be Thy shrine. was greatly struck by Napier's remarks More MONDAY, OCT. 5th A. D., 1886, The following article on our fire depart- Where candle! of Truth are always i urning, on the events of the struggle an 1 the And the only incense is love Divine. characters of the prncipal actors. Sud- HADE ment appears in the current uumber of the *** In Accordance with Section* 18, |>< and Fireman's Journal: denly he asked bin what he was think- Durable and Ornamental ing of doing. "Do you mean," replied 07 or the Ucncriil ltaukiiiK l,»«s 11 us Aimml.il in 1*71. Probably as good and well organized a to Toaoli. Napier, "woere am 1 going to dine? Than Slate. Warranted to give RESOURCES. fire department as there is in Michigan is "No," said Lord Langdale: "what are satisfaction. For particulars in the little literary city of Ann Arbor; IRON Loans and Discounts $ 239 711 43 At the regular examination held at Ann you thinking of Anting to as an occu- and prices address Bonds and MortnaRi") 147870 11 and while the citizens take oare cf and V. S. 4 per cent. Registered Bonds ll,'400 00 Arbor, Octorer 3OtV>, the following were pation?'' Then he urgeS him to turn Overdrafts 565 ^ pride in it? far famed institution of learn- licensed to leach : to literature. The article on Jomini Furniture and Fixtures 1 930 85 ing, the interests of the city at large »re proved that he could write. He must BITTERS GEORGE SCOTT. Due from National and State Banks.... 106 i>S5 66 TIIIRD GRADE. Cashonhand 39,637 69 carefully looked after. While the college M. t (ininan, Ann Arbor not waste his life in mere amusement. CombinFn? IKON with PI RE VEGETABLE and all the surroundings are well kept and I-ibbie Boyle, Why should he not write a h storv of TOXICS, quickly and completely CLKAHSB8 Architect. Sole Agent for "Wash- James Boy e. " " and ENRICHKS THE BLOOD. Quickens ten: iw County. LIABILITIES. in order, fire matters are more than well I.ilhe C. ^ehlee, " the war himself! On returning home the action of the Liver and Kidneys. Clean* the attended to, and extra care is taken at all Jonte S'anfteld " " Napier told h:s wife what Lord Lang complexion, makes the skin smooth. It dot's not Capital Stock $ 60,000 00 Anna Carrahu. " " NOTICE. Surplus Fund 50,000 00 times to get none but good calibered men ?arflh C Braun, " " dale had said, and added that Injure the teeth, cause headache, or produce con - Profit and Loss 5 499 2$ and experienced firemen in the ranks; and L G. Woolfolk, " " he himself felt doubtful wheth- Ktipatlon-ALL OTHER IKON MEDICINES DO. ANN AKBOK. \i ahlf&n, itpt, 2i. H8 July Dividend '450 00 so cartful!)- has that been adhered to that Mamie Benham." '• er he wag clever enough to Physicians and Druggists everywhere recommend it. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Due Depositors 442.031 36 P. J. I^ehmai, Chelsea, DR. N. S RrortLF.B. of Marion, MASS, says: "I Star Mountain Mining Co.. will b;held attheof Ann Arbor can boast of as much first Ira QloTer, write properly such a book as a history recommend Brawn's I" >n Bitters as a valuable tonic 8 547,980 64 flee of the company in Ann Arbor, Michigan, class material in its rank and file as, prob- S. I,. Gage. of the war. But she. believing firmlv for enriching t!ie blood, and removinc all dyspeptic I do solemnly swear that the above statement U Cannon Swallow," symptoms. It dt hart the teeth." on Monday, October 19, 188-r>, for the purpose of ably, any corresponding town in these Z. 1.. Baldwin, Manchester in her husband, encouraged him to try. DH R M. DELZELL. Reynolds. Ind^ says: "I true, to the beet of my knowledge and belief. Sa ah Zimmerman, Saline For several nights he lav awake think- have prescribed Brmn's Iron Bittern in cases of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing CHAS. E. HISCOCK, Cashier. broad domains. Some will say your cor- antenna and blnxi diseases, also when a tonic was year; and for transacting such other business as Nina Bond, ing over the matter. At last his scru- needed, and it has proved thoroughly satisfactory." Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 6th day respondent is drawing it rather strong; George Benton, " MR.WM BYKNR. 96 St. Mary St.. New Orleans. La., may properly come before it. of October, 1885. if they think so, run up there and size the Agnes Clark, " ples were overcome by the thought that says: "Brown's Iron Bitters relieved me in a case AbbteMcClne, he might be able at least to vindicate of blood poisoning, and I heartily commend it to 561-4 H. D. BENNETT, Sec'y. 563-4 ADAM D. SEYLER, Notary Public boys up, all ye doubters, and I think you Boy P. Copeland Dexter those needing a purifier." will own the corn. It, has been the aim Nellie A. Copelaud, " the calumniated memory of Moore, and The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines (as far as possible) to have among its offic- Celia Ayres. " he resolved to make the attempt. on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by W. A. Easton, " Those of his acquaintances who d d not BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, MO. MANN BROS., ers, property-owners, thereby giving them ('. H Ens-cm. " really know him were surprised to hear LADIES' HAND BOOK—useful and attractive, con- a greater incentive to look more zealously Ella M.Gorton, Salem taining list tit prizes for recipes, information about D. B. Stark, South Lyon of his intent on, and remarked that coins, etc., given away by all dealers in medicine, or Druggists and Pharmacists. after all property within the city limits. lames P. Stark, Whitmore Lake mailed to any address on receipt of 3c stamp. They have a very large, well-organized Anna B. Wiles Canton being'a comparatively young man, he department, and have for its leading offic- Edward G. Wood, Willis was presumptuous to" think that he Lyle Crane, Clinton ooald write such a history. Having ers. Moses Seabok, chief, and R. F. San- James L. Graves, Ypsilanti ford, assistant. Nine well organized com J H. Hopkins, formed His resolve he lost no time in Elmer C. Glenn, " proceeding to execute it First of nil. SCOTT'S panies constitute the department, three Matie Stever, Milan he called upon the Duke of Wellington hand engine companies, one hook and SECi'ND GRADE. Mary VanTyne, Chelsea and asked him for the loan of" Irs DEALERS IN ladder ec mpany and four hose companies. Mary Huddy, Ann Arbor papers. The Duke replied that he had It is an entirely volunteer department. Al. Cora" Kaikner, Grass 1 ake himself thought of writing a plain, Sorg is foreman of the steamer company. S. E. Blackwood, Salem ; EMULSION didactic h story of the war, which Wm. Jacobus is foreman of Protection M. J. LEHMAN, Sec'y Co. Board School Examiners. should be published after his death. Engine Company, A. F. Martin is foreman Ttll then it would be impossible to make OF PORE COD LIVER OIL of Perseverance Engine Company, X. known the whole truth without giving Druggist's Sundries, Trusses, Bar- Felch is foreman of Huron Number I.III.UVK1 M1IV pain to many worthy officers, whose ber's Supplies, etc. Three, John O'Mara is foreman of only fault bad been dullness. For Protection Hose company, Jim Godden is Mr. Howells calls his new novel "The these reasons he told Napier that he Almost as Palatable as Milk. foreman of Huron Hose company, Harry Minister's Cha-j»e; The Labors of Le- could not lend him his private papers: The only preparation of COD LITER OIL that Prescriptions Prepared At All Hours Cole is foreman of steamer hose company muel Barker." Its publication will begin but he intrusted him with a number of can be taken readily and tolerated for a long time and Frank Eisele is foreman of the hook in a winter number of the Century. As I'j delicate stomachs. 39 S. Main St., Ann Arbor. important documents, and gave him au- AXD AS A REMEDY FOR COXSrMPTIO>\ and ladder company. They have three already stated, some of the charac ers of thority to obtain from the Quartermai- Tho Newly Opened Grocery Stor, "The Rise of S.his Lapham" will reap- S(Roni,ois A>AI:HIA, •very nice and complete engine-houses. ter'-General. Sir George Murray, all his KBAL DE'.'.ll.MY. COn.lls A.M» THJiOAT AF. at No 33 S. Main street by pear in " The Minister's Charge," the scene orders of movements. Of his own ac- rHTlONS, and j.11 «AV)'IMi MSOIillKRS OF About January 1 next, the town will of which is laid in . cord he promised to answer any ques- CHU.HRFX il is m:irvrl!iws >i; itt nsnlls. ~ assume metropolitan proportions, for at fons as to matters of fact which Napier Prescribed and endorsed by tho best Physician" EMANUEL WAGNER We have received from George Stinson In the countries of the world. that tinje they expect to h«ve their new might wish to ask him in the course of A fine line of all kindsof water work* in running order. It is be- & Co., of Portland, Maine, the well known his work. Murray, however, refused to FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ing put through as fast as can be well art publishers, a magnificent, full length, let Napier have the orders of move- Groceries and Proyisions, steel engraving of General Grant. It is ments stating tha' he reserved them for done. Probably this town wili do more after Anderson's celebrated photograph, Canned Goods, Sugars, Teas, Cof- work and do it quicker and say less about a history which he himself intended to SODA which was made while tne gene al was fees, Cigars, Tobacco, and all kinds it than almost any town I have hfc write. After taking these preliminary still in full vigor, and represents him in his step- Xapier went to Paris to Coi of Smokers Articles. Entirely new pleasure of visiting. To show you how Sturdy, nianly strength, as the people wish stock at low prices. Call and ex- Best in the World quick they work. I will here state that, materials for the French side. He I desire to say to my friends and the public to remember him. Messrs. Stinson & Co., walked about the streets, exploring the amine before purchasing elsewhere some time since, word came from Ypsilan are in need ol agents ami offer induce- that I have removed to store No. 10, four E. "WAGNER. BURDO ti, eight miles distant; the boys took the contents of the bookstalls, and bought iloors west nftook's Hotel. ea«tt Huron ments that should be heeded by those in every book that seemed likely to be of engine out of the house, down to the de need of profitable work ; those who write street, where I am prepared to make first-class Iron passing through pot, one-half mile distant, loaded it o:i a any use to him. He also went regular- Suits mill Overcoats or the latest styles, with the Hub-board to •o them will receive, free, full particu- ly to the Depot de la Guerre and made the best cutter and workman I can g-.-t. BITTERS! flat car, unloaded it at Ypsilanti. and in lars. copious extracts from the documents I have a full line of Foreign and Iliinirs. NO,SOILorTEAB just seventeen minutes from the time they the clothes. Gearing Adjus' BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS started fiom their house they had water which were stored on its shelves. On tic «'Iotlis the lates-t styles in the market. My table. Superior to the old An I'iirorlimnte Person. returning to England he took up his motto is "Best Goods at lowest possible Monitor Washer, which on the fire at Ypsilanti. The Ann Arbor- The most unfortunate person in the abode for a time at Strathtieldsaye for Priors '' has had a run of 14 years That Ache in Tmalfjif Back. ites would like to hear of any town in world is one afflicted with sick headache, the .purpose of consulting the Duke. All I ask is for you to call and see for yourselves. and thousands now in use. America beating that record, for these aiv Any person furnishing their own cloths I will Send for Circular. Address BURDOCK BLOOTTBITTERS but they will be relieved at one by using Marshal Soult. with whom when in l'uri^ Parsons Bros., Ypsilanti, Mich. facts, as can be proven. Dr. Leslie's Special Pre-cription. See he had struck up an ac;|na ntance, lent make them at reasonable rates, and do repairing KELIEVES and cleaning at cheap prices. It is apleasure Real Kstnte Transfers. advertisement in another column. him valuable papers: he corresponded Weary, Aching_Bones. with Marshal Jeurdan, and received in- to show goods, do not hesitate to come if you wish Good men are always in demand. Fif- formation from officers who had served to save money. Come and see me, as I propose to BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS H. S Kedzie, et al to Joseph Mclntyre, teen colleges are looking for presidents at on the staff of Ney and Massena. He make clothing as cheap as is done anywhere in jr., Bridgewater, $450. the state. Thanking my friends and the public First Class Agent Dyspepsia. salaries ranging from $2,500 to $7,000; also collected an immense nia-s of let- Geo. J. Howard by heirs to Thos. Birk ior past favors, I hope to retain your patronage In Dyspepsia. and Pierre L >rillard is willing to pay $10,- ters and journals from British officers. the future. Yours truly, WANTED IN THIS COUNTY IJENTS:—I feel it my duty to Bay re- ett, Dexter, $900. 000 a year tor a good jockey. —National Review. specting Burdock H!ood Bitters, that it is Shepherd Taylcr to Thos. Birkett. Dex- To. represent our beautifully illustrated family the best medii in<; I ever took. I suffered ter, $700. There are scores of persons who are suf- W.G.BURCHFIFLD, Merchant Tailor magazine. Special terms and permanent engage- two or three years from stomach troubles Belle A. Hall to R H. and Lucy Noiion, fering from some torin of blood disorder THE BODY'S TOLERANCE. ment given to the right party. Any smart man and dyspepsias well as from liver and or skin disease, as Scrofula, Boils, etc. or woman who is willing lo work and has the kidney complaint. I was not able to at- Ypsilanti, 2,150. Little Thing* Which Often Prove Danger- THE BEST SALESMAN. After a thorough test by thousands Acker's ability to push the magazine can secure a splendid tend to my business. My wife was afflicted Cornelia L. Harrington toChas. Youngs, ous, While Severe Injuries Sometimes in much the same way. We read of your blood elixir is pronourced an excellent Produce Trifling Resu'tg. Newspaper advertising is now recognized by position. Wr.te us at once giving age. particu- Chelsea, $275. remedy for all such diseases. John Moore shrewd business men as the best of all jwssible lars of past work and territory desired. Address, Bitters in the papers and made up our Sometimes a slight blow on the head salesmen—one who never sleeps and is never minds that we would try them. Tu« result Florence Huson to James N. Martin is sole agent. weary—who goes after business early and late— COTTAGE HEARTH CO., Boston, Mass Ann Arbor, $2,500. has resulted in death, or, what is worse, who can be in a thousand places at once and 563-4 is,my\vifeand 1 began to improve at once, in the permanent loss of reason. A speak to a million people each day. saying to each and 1 am now able to do more hard work Frank L. Andrews to Elizabeth Dietas A judge has decided that an one the best thing in the best mariner. APPLY AT OSCE FOR AN AGENCY FOR than before in tun years. It relieved my Milan, $G50. actress is a woman working tor wages. It mere scratch on the hand, or a sliver in kidney troubles as well. "V\-« both wish, Elijah Allen to J. H. and P. E. Hunt, has long been supposed that she was a the foot, or a grain of dust lodging in you, the makers of It, Godspeed Manchester, $1,200. woman playing for wages. the eye, or the tiniest fish-bone entering GEN.GRANT JOSEPH LAN DON, " Delphine Budd to Emma Webb, Pitts- the wind-pipe, has proved fatal. Such Chelsea, Vt. field, $800. John Moore asserts that Acker's Eng- facts may lead us to accept the poet's Detn": """ winiw lish Remedy is one of the best medicines statement, "The spider's most attenu- HI BI1AUI) BKCS., Chicago. Illla Wm. H. Hack to Emily Howard York for Asthma, Croup, Coughs, Whooping - £ Centennial Award, ated thread is cord, is cable, to man's bL § Meiisl and Diplom.v WANTED #6. Cough, and all lung troubles that can be ?S aeiinst the world. WE NQW To8ell Specialties I Chas. 11 Glenn to M. E. McNeil, Dex- found. Ask him about it. hold on life." But there is another S molaal, st as much wind up to a are different from these. THE PHYSICIANS' Al XILIARY ^1? nJ?',, STONE & WELLING- An iron bar has been driven through , 233 Monroe Avenue, Rochester N Y Saline, $500. Wate-bury watch as there is to an insolv- AND THE Talk Turkey the brain, with a considerable loss "of Eliza Mitchell to Geo. H. Mitchell, ent savings hank.—Lowell Courier. ON- R "D PTU. brain substance, and yet no permanent riEGAN'S IMPERIAL TRUSS. Lima, $2,000. HOUSEHOLD BLESSING Tkli TniM h«s a s/-ira: mi.i 4 harm has come to body or to mind. RB ; yields hi every -, -tainitig Sallie A. Crane to Geo. H. Mitchell Cure for Croup.—Use Dr. Thomas' Ec- The fact is, while a mere prick in a TRY IX. day and night with com- lectric Oil according to directions. It is ARTIST MATERIALS fort Sent on Trial. Enctote Stamp for Circular. lima, $2,000. particular part of the brain (the me- FREE NATURE'S POWERS. "«*1 I" both Unlnr ... - the best remedy for all sudden attacks ot SEND FOR CATALOGUE. EGANS IMPERIAL TRUSS CO., Box 2288. Ann Arbo> Mich. John Ross to L. L. Hayden, Ypsilanti dulla oblongata) may cause death, the 554-«05 colds, pain and inflammation, and for in- great bulk of the brain is exceedingly- House Painter's Goods. Mail Orders Solicited $2000. juries. YOU tolerant of many forms of injury. CLEARING OUT SALE ALLEiN & PARKHTJRST, * GARDEN 1 Wm. H. Jewett to Catharine Stone, Yp- Even the. heart is much more tolerant 172 antl 174 Summit St., Toledo. Ohio. 1 eilanti, $500. "I'll join you presently," as the minister OF 564-580 IF YOU HAVE than is generally thought. The physi- TOU Will NEED Henry W. Hyatt to Fannie H May remarked to the young couple just as he cian may thrust his fine instrument Ann Arbor, $800. started for the key to the church door. And wO! want tk>«TjBe»SEEDt at tl» l.»t ,:. , S through it with safety. An insane PIANOS AND ORGANS. m7 Dtw 8^* CattAon. will eurprtue you. No matw: woman sought to kill herself by pierc- LADIES wherei joa h, , d.eJi j « idll mt iuMa It ,. Ypsilanti carriage company to Emma T hMn C D. Batchelder, Ypsilanti, $1,000. " HACKMETACK " a lasting and fragrant ing it with a hairpin, but wholly failed Intending to change my business location I Can improve th-^ir complexion by using a sim- a tit tu u prefume. Price 25 and 50 cents. offer my entire stock of pianos and organs a't a ple remedy which will render it soft and beau- jisasff.iSwffi."*'" ° « '"•" Jacob Filber to J. D. Corey, Manches- of her purpose, although the pin inter- very low price. I am Koinjt to sell 'the tiful and remove tan. freckles, pimples and all ter, $200. SHILOH'S CURE will immediately relieve fered with the natural movements of the (foods, and now is the time to buy. unnatural redness and roughness of the skin WWIL H- MAULE, Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. heart. Guitars. Violins, Banjos. Accordions. Flutes Pic Also a new discovery for the permanent removal til rt « Phl J. G. Vcltz. by sheriff to Fred Schmid olos etc., at reduced prices. A large collection of superfluous hair without injury to the skin H. J. Brown & Co. A woman swallowed a paper of pins. of sheet music at 2 eta. per copy. A Tot of organ For full instructions address Ypsilanti, *4,000. The pins traversed various organs and stools at 5C and 75 eta. each. K FORBES & CO , 56 Broadway, New York. A Pennsylvania man recently died at tissues of the body, and yet she recov- ^PATENTS. To Our Readers. Franklin .H Hough, Solicitor of American and For- the age of 90 who never told a lie or ered from the local inflammation. 547tf. ALVIN WILSEY. traded horses. Hi has no monument. A boy was brought to the hospital in- " Facts to be Remembered." eign Patents, 935 F St., N. W., near U.S. Patent office, Washington, D. C. Personal attention given to We cannot too stronglv urge upon our sensible, and nearly dead from asphyxia the preparation and prosecution of applications lor readers ihe necessity of subscribing for a An exchange says: There are more (want of breath). The doctor havino- letters patent. All business before the U. S. Patent family weekly newspaper ot the first-class puns made on Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, run a catheter down the wind-pipe, a EBERBACH & SON, NZMROD Office attended to for moderate fees. When patent —such, for instance, as the Independent, free of charge, than are paid for by ihe piece of chestnut was coughed up. The is granted a drawing of your invention with claims, of New York. Were we obliged to select owners. A good thing deserves the no- next day there was evidence that an- OBO&GISTS AND PHARMACIST! your name and address will be published in the one publication for habitual and careful tice of the press. other piece was lodged in another of the Plug Tobacco Patent Office Gazette, a paper of im- reading to the exclusion o! all others, we bronchial tubes. It was impossible to mense circulation, and the only paper that publishes dislodge it. There followed all the No. 12 South Main Street, Is the BEST CHEW, the GRKATESTSEU.ER, and more should choose unhesitatingly the In- President Cleveland is the babies'best used than any ot.ier Plug in the State. It is always this free. No agency in the United States possesses dependent. It ig a newspaper, magazine, symptoms of acute consumption in good order; NEVER TOO HAKD AND XFVFK superior facilities for obtaining patents, or ascer friend. He dec'ines to kiss them.—Boston (pthisie): high temperature, sweating, SWELLS- GIVES GOOD .SATISFACTION, and not a box and review, all in one. It is a religious^ Evening Record. Keep on hand a large and well selected itoc> • of it is ever returned. NIMROD is THE CHOKE OF taining the patentability of inventions. Copies of s literary, an educational, a story, an art. emaciation, copious expectoraton of of- THECHEWEK; never sticks on the dealers' hands patents furnished for 25 cents each. Correspond a scientific, an agricultural, a financial, and fensive matter, and a large cavity. Yet DRUGS, This cannot be said of any other brand of Tobac- ence invited. ir.ilHl.l. Temper, the boy in three months returned home co. For sale by all jobbers and retailers. a political paper combined. It has 32 WANTED (or DR- SCOTT'S folio pages and 22 departments. No mat- moroseness and despondency, dyspepsia, convalescent, and six months later the MEDICINES, S. W. TEW ABLE .V CO., nnn I bu beauutul Electric ter what a person's religion, politics or constipation, piles and debility are com- cavity had disappeared. — Youth's Com- [Corsets. Sample free to those be- monly due to a morbid liver. These ail- panion. Petersburg, Va. &GENTSi

vor morphia and "over thirty were • 1 been found; neither do I think that si'lf with a heavy threc-tiued pitchfork the silver will keep him fully informed Time Table.—Taking effect Sept. 6. 1885. tnown to use spirits to excess. New York has ever furnished many. and returned once more to the barn- as to the value of every card before it GOING KAST.—STANDARD TIME. The correspondent of a Western pa- To my kuowledge I do not now think yam. The boll rushed again to the leaves his hands, and he may act ac- mper claims that in a thousand New of but two. They are also very rare in attack. Post stood his ground and cordingly. Self-possession, and indeed rk working girls there are to be ob- Europe; in fact but one or two are thrust tho sharp lines of the fork into elf eontidenee a-e lie ttOS&ryrequi s tes served as many beautiful faces of the known to have been found there. the bull's nose, supposing that tho of a successful gambler, even when he A M. A. M. E>. «. i- v v. dy Clara Vere de Vere type as iu the What makes this seem singular is that acute pain caused by the stabbing Chicago 7 211 9'1 cu00t ;Q 801 8 40 9 so many objects are found in all parts is not given to a ding chance. Fortune Michigan City... If) IS 11 11 17 10 4811 . came number of young ladies aitend- would lorce the animal to turn back favors the brave and gambl'ng is 1 ke p. M. A. . iBg the fashionable Fifth avenue of the world that are similar in shape and make it more cautious. In this he swimming in that the Brst touch of fear Buchanan. 1 28 12 08 . 12 •lurches. to those found at great distances from was mistaken. The animal rushed on, 11 45 11 90 12 each other. Axes more than anything is fatal. Especially must the dialer at Deeatur U :~, .... W. S. Conant, an inmate of the Con- and was forcing him against the fence, baccarat abound in courage; let him A. M A. M. else seem to differ in form in different Kalnmazixi 1 a - 28 1 IS 2 6 45 • -x>rd, K. H., Asylum, was made vio- where he would have beeu crushed to but begin to show t: e u h te feather and Batt e Creek •1 .3 8 O'.j 2 10 3 7 31 countries. Wnile this country had death in a moment. To prevent this. 2 \- lently insane, it is believed, ly remorse plenty of grooved axes, Europe had his 1 anking funds will speedily take Marshall .Arrive because he deserted from the army in Post threw himself forward, and, the wings and By awav to leather the nest L ave 32 2 SA 8 7 57 none, and the perforated ax found bull's i.ead being lowered to the Albion .... a 42 4 8 20 the war. His doctor receut.y wrote to there is not known here. In almost of some player of more stomach.— P. M President Cleveland, asking the man's ground, jumped astride the animal's London Saturday Betm oa a floating chip in a pond. After beads, pottery, mortars, pestles, chis- p ireil lor .Vrmy S«rvirr. Organlzcd with a full Staff or eighteen Vtayne Junction f. OS 5 18 rising quickly to his feet, he thrust the "prlugwclls Id 6 8 11 05 5 50 10 11 35 •walking all about the sides of the chip els, etc. Experienced and Skillful Physicians M A. M. tines again and again into the annual's The aristocrafc youth of Kussia com- P. M P V 1 M A. M. ^ne spider began to cast a web for the side and neck. Tue blood spurted and .Surgeon* for the treatment of Detroit Arrive 7 JO 6 45111 30 11 45 ihore. He threw it as lar as possible mence their military career in gymnasia all Chronic l: M. P. M. tin en n as. from every wound made by the fork, [ 7 30,11 In the air and with the wind. It caught (schools), wlu»e t'ley receive a liberal Ixjave •25 6 20112 05 12 05 A pamphlet written by a Greek, a and the bull bellowed witn pain and •'t.Th.mas, Ar. 11 IS 2 45 IU 1(1 " 20 3 20 --jon some blades of grass. Then, turn- ediic.it on at the. age of ten. Religion, P. M. cavalry lieuteuant, gives some very redoubled its efforts to catch the farm- OUR FIELD OF SUCCESS. We Hard ••i«g himself about, the spider began to languages, history, mathematics, etc.. 2 03 j 5 •-'('> 1 21 6 03 curious accounts of the system of brig- er on its horns but his desperate situ- Cbronlc Nasal Catarrh, Throat and Fall View 5 06I 1 55 6 32 • haul the chip toward shore. Niagara Falls 2 311 6 00 2 001 6 6 37 andage as it is now carried on in the ation had nerved him to greater activ- form part of the course, which lasts for -.nns; DUeaxei), Liver and Kidney (l Disease*, Bladder l>i-e.-is. Bridge I l Ii 10 2 15 6 6 47 Ants can easily be exterminated by Grseco-Turkish boundaries. The bri- ity, and the beast failed in all its efforts. even years; but dr.11. fencing, gvmnas- of Women, Blond T>i«eases and Nerv- Buffalo Ar. OS 8 IB 7 7 40 ' putting about two ounces of lard oil in grand's code of laws, as at present ex- Post continued his assaults with the ties, and swimming ar • subjects to ous Affections, eun-d here or at home, A H. M. p. M. p. pitchfork as he jumped from side to with or without seeing the patient. Come and a small tin can without a top and isting, is a strange mixture of barbari- wh cli cons derable prominence is given, see us, or send ten cents In stamps for our GOING WEST. aurying the can about half-way in the ty and chivalry. It contains several side to avoid the charges of the bull and each school has a uniform in which 'Invalids' Guide Book," arUeh gives •• earth near the ants' nest. Leave it un- clauses, some of which run as follows: until both sides of the animal were the scholars Invariably appear. At the all particulars. D'J >•<"hi *ejt,< +Kv^ tPae •x. Ex. Kex Ex. Ex. dripping blood from neck to flanks. Ncrvons Debility, Impo- • til the next day, and, if any ants are "All traitors to be killed and exposed. end of the course they are medically in- tency, \<>i turnal LoueK, seen outside of the can, pour a little The rich to tie captured, and not allow- The bull continued the contest for a specU'd. and only those who are phys- and all .11 CM hid « ..nil in..II~ P M. A. U.\ » u. aiore oil into it. stir it with a stick and ed to depart till they have paid ransom few minutes, and then turned and ran ically tit are permtted to be examined caused by Youthful Fol- Buffalo Leave 11 80 5 10! 11 35 lies and Pernicious Soli- A. M. P. M. let it stand a little longer, when the and sworn not to injure the brigands to the other tide of the barnyard, bel- for cadetship.s: those who are rejected tary Practices are speedily Bridge..Ar 6 05| 12 35 last ant within traveling distance will by a relation of their adventures to the lowing with pain. mav be appointed to different offices and permanently cured liv OUT cra Falls 6 18 12 53 Book, post-paid, 10 cts. in stamps. Falls View t 27 1 02 be drowned in the oil. authorities. All soldiers to be killed. under Governrneut. The corps k sent for SprtngweUi 7 45 9 15! 1 10 1 9 20 *ge, attends daily to the business af- ting with government to be killed. and dripping witu perspiration. He twenty of these at present in the differ- •ii .•••ins In stamps. Wayny e Junction 8 2:4 1 34' 4 9 52 Should a captive escape, his keeper is washed himself, rested a moment, and ent port ons of the empire. They feed PILE TIMIOKS and STHICTIRES YpsilKiilYpsilKiilii ' 8 S 10 13 1 50, 5 05J10 21 fairs of his great establishment in New then, again.it the earnest protest of his reated under guarantee to cure. Book ANN ARBOR.... 9 1210 28 2 02 5 38 10 38 York City. He is possessed of a very to be held responsible and expelled the eight cadet schools which provide ent for ten cents in stamps. Addret* WORLD'S Dtxter 9 5 wife, went back to the barnyard. He 9 57 10 "™ al disposition, and is accustomed from the band. Never to ^tt-;tl the the higher claw of officers. Of these HSF'KNSAKY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 663 Main "helsca 6 05 33 A. M found the bull standing in one corner -street, ButTalo, N. V. jrass Lake 10 27 6 27 10 goats and sheep from the shepherd but he imperial corps ol pages is the 11 00 11 42 05 12 03 walk through the long aisles of his of the yard. Post walked briskly up The treatment of many Jackson IS 11 ' workshops whistling the latest popular to pay for all taken. To offer gifts at most aristocratic, and supplies most thousands of cases of those P. M. any monastery or hermitage, by way to the animal, and it cowed at his ap- of the officers for the guard. The diseases peculiar to Albion 12 02 57 11 45 operatic airs and chatting pleasantly of expiation for sin." It is the shep- Marshall.Arrive 12 45 M to his employes, many of whom have roach and stood trembling in fear, remainder are at St. Petersburg, with WflMFM "W'OMEN Leave 1 i). 3 48 8 22|12 08 1 10 •spent the best years of their lives in his herds who support the brigands, and ?'he beast was completely mastered, the exception of the Alexander school numen. , invalids1 Hotel and Battle Creek 1 31 4 08 ft ing exclusively. or their cure, and P. M. 2 58 2 15. A new license law before the New them with bread, meat, and wine,serve turn to the house he found that his Niles 4 On 5 48 8 12 4 13 Hampshire Legislature provides for the !or natives of the duchy of Finland. Buchanan 4 I A 57 them as guides in times of danger, and own injuries were greater than he had The Macbae] art llery and Nicholas en- DR. PIERCE'S 8 21 .. license of any qualified voter who shall it is their children that are educated to Michigan City... 5 33 4 57 "«"6c5 5 00! 5 40 present to the authorities of his town supposed, and he is now confined to gineer cadet schools furnish, as their hicago t 20 7 10 9 00 • 805 be brigands and who reinforce their iiia bed under a doctor's care. •itles imply, the higher elass of artillery P. M. P. M. P. M A. M. A. M - .or city a petition to that effect, signed ranks. Immense precautions are taken a majority of the qualified voters of and engineer officers. The progymna- Favorite Prescripiion •.Sunday excepted. tDaily. by the robbers against surprises. They sia, of which there arc eight, receive O. W. Rl*G«LES. H. W. HAYES, .Ji8 town or city, the full name and ad- always travel by night, proceeding in Down in Maryland a few days ago a is the result of this vast experience. G. P. & T. A., Chicago. Local Ag't, Ann Arbor. dress of the signers being given. The wood-chopper, who could neither read, toys of an\ class, ten years of age, a It is a powerful RcMorntive Tonic file through the open country, never small percentage of whom join the ind Nervine, Imparts vigor ami strength .license is to be good for two years, and through the narrow passes, for fear of write nor cipher, handed a curious ac- o the system, and cures, as if t.v magic Leu. the fee to be SI.000 in every city and count of a month's work to his em- army direct as non-commissioned oili- orrliea, or "whites,** excessive Toledo. Ann Arbor & North Michigan R'? ambushes. The smallest object, the jioyer. The account was nothing cers; the remainder supply the .Junker low iiit;, painful mciiMruation, un. ^very town of 5,000 inhabitants, $700 in faintest sound startles them, and down iittural suppressions, prolaphiiH or Time Table going into effect Sunday, Sept. 29, '85. towns of from 4.000 to $5,000, $600 in uore nor less than a long, smooth schools, after a.seven years'course. The ailing of the •Urns, weak back, towns of from 8,000 to 4,000, and $100 they drop flat on their stomachs till lickory cane, with twenty-four nicks Junker schools provide the body of olli- autcverxlon, retrovertiloii, bcarine- Going sou. uoing North. ess for each l.Ouo decrease in popula- their confidence is renewed. Before n it. Every nick stood for a day's •ers. The SOIHM lasts for two years, doivn sensations, chronic eonsres. starting on any ot ti.ose journeys, they ion, inl lam uiation and ulceratioii ft. S. STATIONS. :ion. work, and the score tallied with that and onlv tho- eailels who .>: t.i i a cer- of the womb, i n I lamina! ion, pain •t. I. 6. always appoint a rendezvous in case of I'.-t. Mil Standard Time. Kx. cept by the employer. This is a sur- tain ligure of inert are appointed to and I.ml. rii. -s iM ovaries, internal M'il Det. It is a striking fact that in their pres- separation. Their scontsgo on in front, icat, and ''female wcakncKs." p.m !p.m vival of one of tne oldest of existing commissions. Tha cadets, in addition It promptly relieves and cures XaiiKca a.m. Leave. Arrive. am. p.m. •nt extremity both Knjland and Rus- driving horses or oxen, and habited as »theoretical instruction, have a most u < :ik in., of Stomach, .Yen '.i«i 9:30 Toledo 7:05 3:40 9:50 sia turn to the Jowish'racefor help. In drovers. Under their shelter follows English customs, and it is by no Weakness of stomach, [u.iitr.— 4-i 9:2t> Manhattan Junct'n 7:14 3:45 9:54 neans uucommon iu the South and jractical course of study in sketching ion, Bloatine, Nervous Prostration, '.' It; Alexis Junction.... 7:23 3:62 England Beaoons&ald't anniversary and Sleeplessness, in cither sex. I 14 the main body, peeping cautiously be- West, "He loved her out of all ind outpost duty: they also go into b:42 Monroe Junction... 8:15 4:25 was celebrated with enthusiasm. Tne neath the cattle to see if an enemy is camp for four months in the year, and OR l.i.i IKN 8:80 l.undee 8:30 1:83 10:37 principles which he upheld are believed approaching, and behind come the van- licks," says a character iu "Tiie Two PfliPF '. C H R L 8. Power of the Inii. i»ieii itn» Thiir«d».r, lk« The coinage of tiie mints was as follows: Dconditions of a certain mortgage upon the Mtb of Novi•IIIIIIT, n» a Day of l'nbllc r ports recently published on the vile con- premise* hereinafter described, executed by A. Batch of Reports from Varioua Gold, 184,801,138; silver. $38,848,959; dition of the slums of London. In one Alericlt M. Bodwell to George K. Fr..thirghsui. International Jealousy Likely to Thxnkngivine ami I'rayer. minor coins, $689,557; total, »M,287,(S89. The bearing date August it. i»8J and recorded ID tha Defeat ths Balkan Conference. WASHINGTON, NOV. a— The following Bureaus. average price paid for silver during the cellar was fojnd a family consisting of a office of the Register of Deeds for Washtentw man sick with small-pox, his dying wife, County, Michigan, August 18. 18S2. in Liber 62of proclamation was Issued yesterday: year was H.08 '.HO. The sergnorage to iho Mortgage*, on page 279. by which default the Government was noutee fhteen per cent of three half naked and dirty children, and Turkey Still Actively Preparing; for War— By the President ol !!»• United suites of Improvement of the Mississippi—Opora- power of sale contained in said mortgage becnm* Ainericn, a Proclamation: the cost value of the bullion. Tue number one pig. In some parts there is on»- gin- operative, and no sui; or proceeding in law hav- Attempts! ftSSSMlnafltffl of 14 French . The A in--i-ii MM people have always abundant tioiiH Of the KdmuiuU Ait'.i-l'olyj^iiiuy ing been instituted to recover the debt seeszred trr of silver dollars d.stributed bj the mints mill to every hundred persons. Wnat said mortgage, or any part thereof, and ihe sum Minister — (Itolera Breaks Out prosperity for which to !»• thankful to At Law—Tbe Labor BUMI—Finan- during tile year was »ao,37:;,B2.5; the num- in uht. God, who>e wun-hf ul caro and guM.ug defilement! Yet corresponding impurities of three hundred and three and forty-two one- Afresh in Spain. Inn,'I li i\ •• been manifested In ererj cial—Other News. ber in circulation increased frmu 839,794,- often defile the human blood. Tney can hundredth dollars being now claimed U> be do* ot their NfttlousJ life, guarding and protect- 913 on July 1, 1^4, ;,, 84--M27.Y710 oil Oc- upon said mortgage, and whereas defenli tec ing tins in timed peril and safety, --JKI:M«T be cast out by Brown's Iron Bitters, the been made in the conditions of a certain other tober 1, WSfli The amount in tho Treasury mortgage upon the premises hereinafter duscribed. THK B0UKXLIA3I TROUBLES. tliem ID the hour of darkness and danger. THK MISSISSIPPI I1IVKR. great strengther.er and purifier. Mr. B. It is fitting and proper that ft Nut on tbus increased during ue period from execu ed by A.. M. Bodwell to (Jeorge E. Fioth- LONDON, NOV. 8.—IH-ipiitrlies from Con- Favored BBOUld, on ono day in every year WASHINGTON, NOV. 3.—The Mississippi $135,5tW,91li to $166,483.121. J. Strange, of Star Lake, Florida, says, ingham, bearing date December 6, l&tt. and re- corded in said R-gister's office December 7, lse. for that purpose e*pec ally appointed, pub- River Cotiitn ission reports that tiie total " Brown's Iron Bitters are the best blood stantinople sUte that Turkey is still exerts oknowledge the goodness ol God imM bullion import- in Liber 67 of Mortgages, on page 402, by whicfc Ing herself to tlie utmost to put her army return thanks to Him for all Hid gruc ou4 cost of bank revetment between Cairo and ed into the United States dur ng the year purifier I ever tiied. It gives all the sat- defauli the power o' sale contained in saiJ mort- was $8,849,459; total amount of silver isfaction a man can want." gage became operative and no suit or proeeedlntr and navy oil a sound footing, and Vieksburg up to June SO, 1885, has been in law having been instituted to recover tbe debL Therefore l, Grover Cleveland, rp>sidonj 82,240,1)011, aud of works for contracting bullion Imported, $4,580,384; of silver coin, secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof,«usli is hastening to get everything Ul of the I nlted states of Amor en, do herebj $12,020 (43. The total exports of gold channel ^,500,000. A very consi.i. the sum of three hundred and twenty-four aasf, readiness for hostilities should designate :ind set apart Thursday, Lbs &»th bullion were 8395,750, The very lar- Faith Doctor—" Now, my dear sir, tell fifty-two one hundredths dollars being DOT* the itu oi November instant, as a day of public portion of the sum expended for bank re- claimed to be due upon said mortgage; notice Balkan conference prove unable thanksgiving and prayer, and do invoke the 0,423,984 was exported, only $1,500,- me just how you feel." to vetment was designed to give protection to is therefore hereby given that said two mortgage*- solve the RounMUan question in a observance of the same by all the people ol 000 worth of which cons, it) d ol tpitrs bear- Impatient Patient, who has stwr'd the will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged, the land. certain Oiuldins; sites and harbors, Mem- in 5 the stamp of the United States mint or doctor in the eye 'teadily tor horns, in a premises therein described, or some part thereof satisfactory nia.iner. German officers are to-wit: I.ot No. Fifteen, (1J) in block No. Three,' On that day lei all leoular business be sus- phis. Vicksburg and others. assay ofiice-s, showing thai about $19,000,- superintending the military preparations at pended, and let tbe people assenfU* in their vain endeaver to foraet Lis pain—" I feel (:i) north of Huron street, in range No four (Si ususft plaoes ol worship and with prity«r aud The report says it has been claimed th it 000 wortli of the silver production of this like ad—d fool; what's the bill ?'—Life. east, in the City of Ann Arbor, In Washtensmi- the War Otiice and are also advising the songs oi praise devoutly testify thHr grati- the caving of banks should Iw arrested by eouittry found its way abroad by ex)>ort. county, in the state of Michigan, at public Teak- Sultan in relation to his civil affairs. It ia tude to the Olver of ever/ good and perfect works of chanuel contraction at the wide due, on the third day of December next, at uocm. inft for all that He has done for us in the The total amount of coin and bullion in at the Huron »treet entrance to the Court House, announced that the Sultan has appointed year that lias passed; for our preserva- plaoe* above the point of danger, but claims the country Jifly 1, 18^5, is estimated at Those who believe that nature will work in the City of Ann Arbor, in said county that be»" Said Pash.i, Minister of Foreign Affairs, to tion as a united Nation and for our de- that omttreSS revetment or other equiva- )fx'.rj.fiijij.:.iw. The total amount of coin in off a cough or cold should understand that ing the place of holding the Circuit Court in mat; live-ancc from tee shook and danger of po- lent device is necessary from the fact that the country at that date was gStJO,000,000, county. be Turkish plenipotentiary to the confer- litical c< n\rulsion, for tho t>lef-.n>r> "t pt^ice this is done at the expense of the consti- Dated September 7th. 188ft. the results of channel c«piistruclton hive of which 5512,000,000 was gold and 8:iTH,- ence. and forour safeti and quiet, whiln wars and tution. Each time this weakens the sys- rumors of war?, have agitated and aflVcted proved Small The report says: 000,000 silver. Of this amount the Treas- The distrust in the ability of the confer- other nations of the earth; forour security The full uK*is;iro of appro:iob to uniform ury held $148,849,335; National banks, tem, and we all know that the termina QEORGB K. FKOTHINGHAM, Mortgagee. against tho scourge of pestilence NOAH W. CHEEVER, Attorney. D35-71 ence to come tu a harmonious settlement of depth uttaliiod itf liie.j' nwiltH consists in $177,.V>4,700, and other banks and private tion of this dangeious practice it a com- which in other lands has elaimed tin*: That wlKj.e there formerly existed, as sumptiye's grave. Don't take the chances, the question, as noted in previous dis- its dead by thousands and filled the between the deep bends und tho >hillow b.irs, hands, $498,106,918. street* with mourning; f°r Plenteous crops patches, grows deeper daily. England adifferenoe ran^inw from seventy to ninoty THE Wom.n's COIFAOB. and promptly cure any recent cough, cold which reward the labor of the husban hir.in feet In depth, there now pzists after the Im- has instructed tier representative at the and increase our Nation's wealth, and for the or throat or lung trouble. Buy the dollar meeting to insist on the continuance of provement a difference ol sin - «• o gl'ty feet WASHIM. IIIV, Nov. 3.—-The annual re- contentment throughout our borders wheh port of the Director of the Mint contains bottle of Eberbach & Son, for chronic the union of Bulgaria and Houmelia follow in the train of prosperity and abund- or I more. This represents the ameliorat'on of former cond:tlous, which, although luf- the replies from foreign Governments to the cases or family use, under l'rince Alexander, and the French ance. flcient for the purixjses of navigation tsevl- interrogatories propounded through the delegate has received similar instruc- dentiy too small to effect in auy considerable And let there also be on the day set apart, a Department of State in regard to the coin- tions. With England, France and Italy reun'on of families sanctified and chastened detfroe the crosscurrents, eddies aud fluctua- age, productive and monetary affairs of A Boston paper says: " The best fish thus opposed to Russia, Germany ami Aus- In tender memories an 1 as-^oc ntlons, and let tions resulting from constantly varying the loolal Intercourse ol Friends with pleasant depths. those countries. Tiie Director estimates stories are told by the Boston fish bureau. tria, whose representatives will decline to nin n.seine- renew the i .es of affection and Of the 875,000 appropri ited for the sal- the production of the world to have been They are reliable, too." This seems rather discuss the situation on the basis of ac- strengthen those ol kindly feeling. aries and expenses of the commission for during the calendar year: Gold, i'.t.!>.000,- cepting the union as an accomplished fact, And let us by DO means forget, while w» illogical. The best fish stories are usually th J last fiscal year there remained on hand 000, and silver, circulated in most cases it is hardly possible that the conferee can give thanks and enjoy the comforts which not reliable.—Puck. Bave crowned our lives, that truly grateful at the end of the year 82,272. Of at its coin value, 8115,000,000. This is an agree. hearts are inclined to deeds of charity, and the §75,000 appropriated for surveys Increase o( about 81,000,000 on the produc- The Kcue Free Presne, of Vienna, says: that a kind and thoughtful remembrance w.l. double the pleasures of our condition and ren- there remained Slti, 148. The exDenditures tion of 1883 of gold, and a falling off of THE REV GEO. H. THAYER, of Bourbon, **At a preliminary conference of the Pow- der our praise and thanksgiving more accupt- for Improvements from October 1 to about the same amount in silver; bu* it is a Ind., says: "Bnh myself and wife owe Lumber Dealers ers England and France declined to sanction able In the slgM oi the Lord the end of the year were SI,636,832, falling off of $4,500,000 in gold from the our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure. the appointment of Prince Alexander as Done at the city of Washington, th's M day of November, eighteen hundred ami and there remained on hand on July 1, 1885, calendar year ls.y;, and an increase of ABE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion, Governor of Routnelia, as it would be an [L.. s.] en-tit .-tive, and of the independence of 8:«i),'J78 to meet liabilities and carry on the about the same amount in silver. Office and Yard corner Main and Infringement of the Berlin treaty. They Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, the tinted States the one hundred and work of improvement. The estimates for So far as advices have been received Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a posi- pleaded earnestly for such a settlement as tenth. * the fiscal year 188(>, which were transmitted coinage was executed in eighteen Madison Streets would satisfy and quiet the people of Kou- i.iMVKu Ci.F.vKr.A.v;>, President to the Secretary of War in July of 1SS4, are countries o* the world, amounting in tive cure. H. J. B'own & Co. melia and Bulgaria." By the President: Thomas F. Hayard, Secre- repealed. The estimates for 18S7 are as round numbers to nearly 810O,0OU,OO0 of tary ot State. INCl:iAM\c. KAVAOES OF CIIOI.KRA. follows: gold and $90,000,000 of silver. As hereto- A California farmer has shipped 56,000 fore, the United States has beet', the lar^e^t LONDON, NOV. 3.—The ravages of chol- SIX MEN KILLED. For continuing surveys of the Mississippi pounds of mustard seed to N^w York. He When in need of era at Bilboa are Increasing rapidly, and River between tho head of the passes near its coiner of both metals. The coinage of gold mouth and iN headwaters, $1IKI,U00: for salar- believes in making it warm lor the public. the death rate Is very high. The authori- A Terribly Fatal Explosion on a Steam- in Australia was only $1,800,000 less than Dredge in Long- Island Bound* ies aud traveling expense* of the commission, that of the United States, and that Boston Post ties me endeavoring by all means to sup- 8100,000; for oontinuing the Improvements of Kussia was within $4,000,000 of press the truth, and nre sending out report* Ni w LONDON, Conn., Nov. 8.—A terrible from Des Molnes Rapids to tl iouth of the it Germany coined nearly $14,000,000, calculated tip convey the impression that ealamitj, by which six lives were lost, oc- Illinois River, 1600.0 0; from the mouth of the My brother in-law, J >hn W. Neff, who Illinois Kiver to I on Cairo to and Great ^Britain over $11,000,000. few cases exist and that the disease is en- curred in the race on Sunday night, caused C >uld not walk a step without crutches, be- the head of the passes. $500,0)0; for i In the coinage of silver Mexico was LUMBER tirely under control. by the explosion of the boiler of steam- provement of the harbor at Columbus, kv., cause of rheumatism, took eighteen bottles (811.000; HI Ilickniiin. Kv., $270,000; at little behind tbe United States, having PAEIS, NOV. 1.—A case of cholera lias dredgo Xo. 4 of the Atlantic Dredging Com- coined $25,000,000. The silver coinage ot of Athlophoros and now he can walk phis, $75,000; at Greenville, Miss., *1S6,OOO; at of any Und come and see o oocurrcd in the town of Conoarneau, ir pany, ol Brooklyn. The dredge left Provi- Vieksburjf, S30.0Q0: at Natchez, *7UU,0O0; at India was only $188,000, a very large de- three q larters of a mile w th one cane 1-inistere. near the Atlantic Ocean. It is dence tor New York at 9:15 Sunday morn- New Orleans, S8E8,Wa cline from the coinage of that country of Mrs. T. B N-ff, examine, Wis. supposed that Spanish fishermen brought ing in tow of the tag C. E. Waite, Cap- THK ITAH COMMISSION. recent years. the disease to that place. Serious outbreak* tain Tweedy. In order to keep the bilge WASHINGTON-, NOV. 2.—The Utah Com- of cholera are reported in the provinces ol clear the steam pumps on the dredge wero mission, through its Chairman, Alexander WHAT TBE TNI.WKY liOOKS SHOW. Hale's Honey the great Cough cure,25e.,5Oc.* SI Spain on the Bay of Biscay. In Laredo, kept at work. Just before midnight when luiif/sev, have submitted to the Secretary of WASHINGTON, NOV. 3.—The books at the Glenn's sulphur Soap heals & beautifies, Me during the last week, there were two hun- Hearing Kace Rock light Captain Tv., the Interior their annual report upon the Treasury show that the payment of the gold Germ&nCornRemover kills Corns k Bunions dred eases of cholera and forty-three deaths. who was at the stern of the tug. noticed a transactions and proceedings of the and silver certificates does not decrease the Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye—Black and Brown, too. Our Stock U Complete. "ON TO CAII'.O." moving ii-,'ht on the dredge and heard a Commission since November, 1884, the currency, a^ the silver and gold that rep- Pike's Toothache Drops cure In 1 Mlnute.tto 483-534. LONDON, Oct. 30.—The Times' corre- voice, but could not distinguish the words. date of their last report. The re- resents these certificates are in the Treas- Dean's Rheumatic Pills tr» a lure cure, Me. spondent at Assouan telegraphs that a largv A minute later he heard an explosion on port states that the usual annual ury, to be paid out, if needed, with money rebel army has left Omdurman for Abuam- the dredge and saw tire, smoke and revision of the registration lists WEI at two per cent, par annum. As it now is, ad. A number of nuns who escaped from steam. The dr -dge sank Immediately, made, and the names ot all polygamlste it is thought it is hardly necessary. The amount of standard sliver dollars in circu- the rebel prisons have arrived at Assouan. and the stein of the tug was drawn wen stricken out. The point has been INSURANCE, They say they are certain that an attack on lation on June 30 was, in round numbers, under water before the hawsers could be surely reached when no person living In REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENCY OF Lower Egypt is intended, as the rebel cry, polygamy can vote or hold aiI\ office. Not- 00,000; the amount outstanding to- i. The Waite was immediately put which was formerly '"On to Khartoum" is withstanding this nearly all the officers day is $48 500,000, an Increase of $10,000,- about, but DO trace of the dredge or her now "On to Cairo." chosen at the elections were Mormons, who, 000. The maximum Ol fractional silver in A. W. HAMILTON crew could lie found. After searching in PUZZLE. BHITtsn TROOPS ADVANCE ON Bl'RMAH. although they do not actually live in ]>ol}g- the Treasury 011 June 1 was 531,700,000. the vlcinlt] for hall an hour the tug headed amy, subscribe to the doctrine of plural Offices, No. 1 and 2, First Floor, EAJTGOON, NOV. :i— Major-General Dal- To-day there is jjj.WO.OOO in the Hamilton Block. for this harbor, arriving in the teeth of the unions. Treasury. Deducting from this the 35,915,- N. H. DOWNS' rymple Prendergast, commander of the easterly gale that prevailed. AJ toon as The Commissioners say there have bjen 000 deposited by the New York bank- Parties desiring to buy or sell Real Estate will Jiiirinaii expeditionary force, will take an the storm subsided the Waite again went advanced position to-day. All communica- but tew polygamous marriages during the ers there is shown an increased circulation find It to their advantage to call on me. I repre- nit to the race, but nothing could be found, Q tions with Upper Burm&h have ceased. past year, but that this arises fro-i the en- of ab ' )D0. a larger increase than sent the following first-class Fire Insurance Com- Ul u — FOR not even a Boating piece of the dredge. The expeditionary force numbers 10,000, forcement of the present law, and not from has taken place in a-iy year from ls.7!), the panies, having an aggregate capital of over $30, 1- >o and is Composed of one brigade of Bengal The tun returned to port thisevenlne. The any change o; sentiment on the part of the date of the redemption, nntil now. On June 000,000: z. infantry, two ot Madras infantry, one bat- names ol the men on the ill-fated craft are Mormons, Should any weakness be shown 1, lS7y. the fractional coin in the Treasury Nan Fire, I.onfloii < otn JONSUMPTION tery of artillery, two mountain batteries, hot tully known. in Inforcing the law, the report states that was $6,800,000, from which point it steadi- Uunrtlinii Insurance, • • l.o.xlou cc the First Halt illon of Welsh Fusileers, the polygamous marriages would be as fre- ly increased year by year, until it readied \.H Illl I II. I.OIIlIoll Second Battalion of 'the Liverpool regi- A ChlfMunaa'B Horrible Murder. quent as ever. The course of certain po- the high figure on June 1. Fire IiisuriiiKc Association. London CO AUDC OUGHS. ment and the Second and Eleventh regi- lynamista in declaring their intention of A table has been prepared showing what Jlectianle"". Mutual Fire Ins. «'<>.. Ni.w Tome, Nov. 8.—Chong Ong, a M ng the law ill the future has aroused is termed the surplus or unnecessary reve- e ments of Bengal (native) infantry. The Chinaman, who had lived since boyhood In Fire ANNOciatiou, • 1'h 1 In.l. Iphi 1 advance will be made np the Irriwaddy Cuba, and who was known by the name the wrath of the church. This gives evi- nue collected by the Government during a American Fire. - I'I'lll j llllailfl|»ll i IIH River. of Antonio Salva, came here some time dence ot internal dissension and is an en- long series of years. During lsso this sur- WmlilK'Hlcr Fire. - - Jew York couraging sign. The commission urges plus is said to have been .$;i5.000,000; in % i-w II uiii|>sli I IN' lire, • Manehenter PIIAYING FOR HIEI.'S LIFE. ago and established a restaurant. Yes- • ir.iiid KapiilN Fire, - Uranil Kapi145,000,000; LONDON, Oct. 81.—The Queen has re- rintern rllers. . Providence K. I ed times without number by the time-- of business horribly mangled, The assas- legislation, as it would give great aid to in 1888, 1183,000,000; in 18S4, 3104,000,- Trailer*. • t'hicatrn plied to the memorial of the Peace Society the church in crushing out this grow- 000, and in 1886, 663,000,000. ly use of Downs' Elixir. It will cur** praying for a commutation of the death sin used a butcher's cleaver. The dead Rates Low. Losses liberally adjusted and man's body was gished by nine heavy ing spirit of opposition. The report pays wiriNi; OUT THK DEBT. Croup, Bronchitis, Asthma^ sentence recently passed in the Canadian high tribute to Che zeal of the present otli- promptly paid. court on Louis kid. Her Majestj replied blows, severing five of his ribs, cleaving WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—The debt state- I also issue Life and Investment Policies in the Pleurisy, Whooping-Couglt heart, kidneys and intestines, and his head cersofthe United States Court, and says that she is unable to interfere in the rase that within two years eighty-three Indict- ment issued yesterday shows a reduction of New York Mutual Life Insurance Company. As- Lung Fever, and all diseases of th» was crushed into an unrecognizable pulp by without first consulting her responsi- ments have been found for polygamy and the public debt during the month of Octo- sets $55,000,000. Persons desiring Accident Insnr- Throat, Chest and Lungs, wha*. blow on blow. Eighty pieces of his skull ber amounting to $18,276,774. The total ble advisers. Colonel t. A. Stanley, the twenty-three convictions, while for- ance, can have yearly Policies written for them or F r were counted by the Coroner. Several debt now, less $66,818,292 net cash report- other remeilie-i fail. » »'• *y «il J*«i«r». Colonial Secretary, states that the Queen ty-three oases yet await trial. Traveler's Coupon Insurance Ticket* issued at has delegated the ^pardoning power to the Cubans have been arrested, but the police ed in the Treasury, is $1,447,657,598, and EESTSY, JOHXSOH 4 LORD. Prop's, Barliagtas, 7t, The appointment of an additional Low Rates in the Accident Insurance Company Marquis of Lansdowne, Governor-General believe that a Chinaman did the work for of this amount 81,260,77s, 1G2 is interest- Judge is strongly recommended, as is also of North America. Money to Loan at Current of Canada, who is at present Inquiring into purposes of robbery. an increase In the pay of the court's bearing debt. Our new war book. 1>FEI»S OF* Rates. Office hours from S A. M. to 12 M., and 2 to the matter, and that it is Impossible for the officers. The commission recommends • CONDITION OF THK AKitv. . >»AKIN<1. by Blue and Gr/ , i» 5 P.M. outselling all other books. Illustrated dr- Home Government to interfere in Kiel's Indorsed the Third Party. that all persons who attempt a settlement WASHINGTON, NOV. 1. —Adjutant-Gen- cilar and terms free. FOKKHEE •* behalf. ALEX. W. HAMILTON, PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.—The National or location upon any lands of the United eral Drum reports that the number of en- HcMAC'KI.V. < iiM-iiiiiatl. O. Hamilton Block. BUSSIAXS AND MIKI.1 M- COME TO BLOWS. Woman's Christian Temperance Union States be compelled to take oath be- listed men in the army who are drawing In- ST. I-F.iT.iiM-.t uci, Nov. 8.—Bloody fight- elected these officers yesterday: President, fore proper authorities that they do creased pay under the act of Congress of not practice polygamy, ami that the BOOK rraCIICai LUC. juall Avma«l«r ing is reported at Baku, on the Caspian Miss Frances K. Willard; Corresponding August 4, 1S.">4. is $,615, with periods of GOO pp. Clear type, flni-«t binding uni! IUiMti-ati laws with reference to the immigration of continuous service ranging from live to Sea, between Moslems and Russians. The •Secretary, Mrs. Caroline B. Bell, of Con- ACENT* WANTED. t':> f« »ir-« contract labor and Chinese be so amended thirty-live yean. Eleven thousand two hun- Iran ^ M.i military had.to be called out to raston necticut; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Mary order. In the lighting several Russian^ as to prohibit tbe immigration ot any per dred and ninety-four men will be entitle.I to A. Woodbridge, of Ohio; Assistant Record- were killed and a large number wounded. * sons who claim that their religion teaches increased pay under the act of May 5, 1873. ing Secretary, Mrs. I.. M. N. Stevens, of and Justifies polygamy. It is claimed that The number of desertions from the army «T. BERET Maine; Treasurer, Miss Esther Pugh, of this would shut off the chief source of sup- during the year was 7.">1 less than in the The Work's I'a.lures. Ohio. Anthony Conistock then addressed ply of tfie Mormon Church. previou-- year. The report touches upon NEW YORK, NOV. 1.—There were 17t the convention on pernicious literature. A army schools, and suggest! improvements TIIK l.Alt'Pi; BUBEAU. failures in the United States during the las resolution reaffirming the "St. Louis reso- in tlieii methods. WASHINGTON, NOV. 2.—in his first an- •week, as compared with u<> the preceding lution" indorsing the National Prohibi- nual report to the Secretary of the Interior General JJeuet, Chief of Ordnance of the week, and with 306, IW> and 154. respect tion party was adopted after a heated dis- upon the operations of the Labor Bureau army, reports that the total expenditures of ively, in the corresponding weeks of t$84, cussion. since its establishment Commissioner Car- the bureau during the fiscal year ended June 1888 and 188& Classified by sections and roll D. Wright begins with a statement of 80,1885, were $1,881,674, and that I The Tailor* Desolation in Montreal—Over 3,000 Cases ritles, carbines and shot-guns were manu- CURE compared with last week the result is as the organization of tiie bureau and a re- BIck H«adiiche »nd relieve »11 the tronMc» Ir.c!- East Huron Street, next door to American Express* follows. of Small-Pox in the < ity. view of the line of policy outlined for the factured at tiie National armory. The re- dent to a bilioaa state of the system, sticii as l)i-- OOoe. MOXTISKAI., Nov. 3.—The city presents a conduct of Its investigations. The principal port urge- that ample provision be made tor siness, Nantra, Drowaiocss, Distress af - the maintenance and Improvement of the Piia In the SWi>, Ac. While their moat ccmarx- The lovliest and latest samples. OVER most desolate appearance. Business inter- features of that policy were: A refusal abl« success ba I'NKlli: PATTKR>'S to select from. Fre»Jt 1 ests are paralyzed, and firm after linn here- to recognize parties; that the bureau State militia forces, and that work be at every week. Ladies' and Gents' garments of tte> J once begun on seacoast defence*. latest kind cut to perfection. tofore supposed to be sound financially are should be disconnected with politics, and giving signs of dissolution. Since the be- from depeniU e on organizations, wheth- VKKY PROSPBBOOB. Particular attention to Student's 1 er of workinginen or of employ- Middle 89 S7 •i ginning of the epidemic 2,651 persons have OrdOPS. 434-486 New t'.Ti WASHINGTON, NOV. 3.—Governor Pierce H«ul»eh»,yot Cart cr'sLitUe Liver PillsareeqnillT at IT 12 died from I lie disease and there are now ers, and from the support of economic the- 81 ories, individual views, or class interests. reports thai the population of the Territory Tuluable in Constipation, curing ^nd pr«\ 1 Western 48 87 ii over 3.000 cases in the city besides those In is now 41ii,000, as against 1S5,1 SO in 1880, thiaoiinoyiEgeomplaint, while they also r. 24 The Commissioner believes that this policy all borders of the stomach, »rlmv..:i I Pacific aud Territor es •u the hospital. Compulsory vaccination went generally has been approved throughout the The crops have been excellent, and prices aud regulate tha bo welt, JSvcn if they only cared are now very much better than they were WILLIAM ARNOLD, Tola\ 170 146 34 into operation yesterday, aud all persons country. The investigations outlined re- Canada. refusing to submit to it will be rigorously lated to the questions of industrial depres- a year ago. On the whole the fanners were SELLS 1847 never so prosperous as at present. With prosecuted. Over two hundred warrants siot volving a study of their character, AVar I Sentenced. have already been issued. the single exception of wheat tbe aggre- their causes, and whether as to duration, gate yield of small grains for 1888 is ROGERS BROS.' SPOONS. FORKS NEW YORK, NOV. 2.—Ferdinand Ward severity, and periodicity they are all alike Ache tt.-rniTronl d be almost pricels to those who A.ND KNIVE8, largely In excess of that for I8S4. Surveys Blpn Water in Virginia. p iffer from this dlatrMsing complaint; butfortu- At bottom prices, engravint; included was on Saturday arraigned and sentenced in great producing count lies. Such for a number of new lines of railroad have RICHMOND. Ya.. Nov. •>.— The Kanawha r.it«> the irgooduMs dors not end Vr>>, a:.J'.i-o*G full line of the justly celeb" fUd to imprisonment at hard labor for tea an investigation concluded the been made, and the Governor believes that who once try them will find these li:ti« pills ya!u- years. Judge Barrett remarked that the River overllowed its banks Saturday, and question of influence of depres- another six months will see many new en- «tM<- in »o many ways that they willnot be willing R0CKFORD WALTHAM and prisoner had done more to unsettle public over fifty coal barges laden with 500,000 sions on the cost of living, the extent to terprises of this character under headway to do v.vjioui them. But aitcr all sick head. ELGIN WATCHES. Open face. Key and Stem-winding always , confidence In monetary institutions than bushels of coal were lost at Charlestown, which Industrie*, are Involved, the cost of or completed. The Territory has developed production as intluenced by the use of ma- on hand aud regulated, ready for a mini any man in the country, ami showed no W. Ya. The loss by the flood is estimated a number of manufacturing establishments pocket. remorse for his acts. Ward was taken to at |l50i000. No Northern mall has been chinery, and other kindred questions. Be- within the last few years, embracing woolen tween March 17 and June 27 twenty special ACHE Sing Sing Prison In the afternoon, lie received at l.ynehburg for several nays oil mills, flour mills, quarries, breweries, ma- I« the bane of «o many lives that here h where we If you cannot readthis get one ofJohnston agents were appointed, and at the close of & Co ,s eye-glasses or spectacles for sale by was assigned to labor in the stove-making account of the washouts on the railroads. chine-shops, etc. make our great boast. Our piiia cute it whi> the fiscal year fifteen of these agents were WM. ARNOLD, 36 Main St. Ann Arbor, Mich Etaferenoe is made to the Constitutional c;her« do not. department actively employed in the United States Cirter'a Little Liver Pills are very Rmall eni 424-175 A Mfttne of Governor Allen. Convention held this fall, and the Governor and five in Europe collec'ing the informa- vry ea*y to take. One or two pillu makea dose. The Roomers in Oklahoma. makes a long argument In favor of the ad- They are strictly Vegetable ana do not gripe or Coi.tviits, O., Nov. 3.—The contract tion required. The results of the investi- mission of the Territory to the Union. parjfe, but by their geDile action please sllwiM ST. LOUIS MO., NOV. 3.—Lieutenant for a statue of the late Governor William gations will be embodied in the first an u-ethem. In vials at ^5 cents; five for $1. feuli Weigand, United States army, arrived here Allen, which the State of Ohio is to place nual report of the bureau, which will be The immigration to the Territory by dmggiato everywhere, or acnt by mail. ( from Fort Iieno Sunday. lie says there has been very large during the year, and > DHUNKENESS in the hall of the old House of Repre- submitted early in the coining year. The CARTFK MEDIfIXE Ctt.- lfcw V»r < colonies of considerable size from Pennsyl- is a prospect of a lively time in the Indian sentatives at Washington, was awarded appropriation for the expenses of the bu- vani 1 and other K i.stern States liavo bought Cured in its Various Stages. Territory this winter. The "boomers" are yesterday by the committee in chaige to reau tor the year ended June 30, issr,, was tracts of land. The death rate WSJ ">.4"p to pouring in in larger numbers than ever. Carl H. Neihaus, of Cincinnati. ample for its expenses, and nearly 89,000 . Desire for stimulants entirely remove** The Indians are quiet now, but the cutting was covered into the Treasury. In conclu- the thousand, which is said to be among the smallest In the United States. Home treatment. Medicine can be admin- down of rations, the lass of stray cattle by Death on a Tug-Boat. sion, the Commissioner says that the ap- the removal of the herds and the loss of propriation for the present fiscal year will, IMPORTANT AIMMIINI MKNT. istered without knowledge of the patient.. DETROIT, Mich., Nov. 8.—The boiler of Many a Lady $80,000 lease money from the cattlemen, in his judgment, suffice for the first full WASHINGTON, NOV. 1.—Hon. William by simply placing it in coffee, tea or «njf/ he thinks, will create trouble. the tius Frank Moflat exploded early Sun- year's work of the bureau. E. Smith, of New York, has been appointed is beautiful, all but her skin; article of food. Cures sruaranteed. day morning at Somora, opposite Marine TIIK MINT. Assistant Secretary of tbe Treasury, to suc- Tale's President Resigns. City, killii g three men aud scalding and WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.—Dr. Kimball, ceed Charles & Coon. and nobody has ever told $100 WILL BE PAID otherwise hurting several others. Director of the Mint, reports that during [Mr. Smith is a lawyer, of Platuliurtf. N. Y., NEW HAVKJJ, Conn., Oct. 81.—Dr. Noah a partner of Tllden'S old lieutenant. Smith M. her how easy it is to put For any case of drunkenness that Goldeia Porter, for the last thirteen years President the fiscal year ended June 30, 1883, gold Ootd From Aaitralla. Weed, ftud is about thirty-three years old. He Specific will not cure. Circulars contain- of Yale College, handed in his resignation worth $56,748,752 was deposited at the has been Intimately associated with secretary beauty on the skia Beauty' mints and assay oflice.s, of which S::,v<54.fi77 ing testimonials and full particulars seaS at a meeting of the corporation Thursday SAN FKANCISCO. Cal., Nov. 3.—The Mininin,\ was prominent ill the New York was redeposlts, nearly $82,000,000domestic, Assembly In 1884 as a champion of (fovernor on the skin is Magnolia' free. Address, [afternoon, to take effect from tie next Zealadla, which arrived from Australia and Si l.ood.mi > foreign bullion and$8,000,- and 8 reform measures, and in the la^t Presidential cmnpa'irn was Chairman of the GOIDEN SPECIFIC CO. commencement. -No cause for resigning is Sunday, brings $1,150,000 in Australian 000 foreign coin, o: a total of $38,0 Balm. given. Executive ( ommiiiee of the N«w York Dem- sovereigns. in silver deposit td for bars and bought for ncratio State L'ommiUea.1 494-546 185 Race St., Cincinnati. 0Ua> THE CITY. Prof. Emil Baur, of this city, made an Frank Hogan, who has been writing For the Very Choicest Oysters, THE REGISTER address Sunday at the Zion Reform cards in the post-office lohbv for some Go to A. F. Hangsterf'er's Oyster-Ocean OCTOBER church, in Detroit, on the occasion of the time, was arrested last Thursday charged Restaurant 28 Main-st. THURSDAY, NOA'EMBER 5, 1885. County orders oan be cashed at any anniversary of the organization of the with having ,uttered a forged draft for time. poor orphan society. $90 on John MacFarlane, of Detroit, and For sale or rent—The Barry homestead indorsed by A. F. Hangsterfer of this city. 28 Fouth-st, convenient to University and L. B. Kellogg has rented an office in the The amounts of state and county taxes Hofran presented the draft at the Fanners' city. Apply to W. W. Whedon, Ann Ar- They Tie Together. Price and Duffy block. to be raised in Ann Arbor are as follows : & Mechanics' bank and wi:h it a letter pur- bor, or address C. A. Barry, Jackson. Quality. First district, $7701.32; second, $395(5.75; porting to be from MacFarlane giving per- 565-tf. John Muehlig has some new signs in third. $2-165 3C: town, $394153. The his show window. mission to draw on him. Cashier Tol- There is neither shoddy or sham total for the county is $91,309.08. chard, after paying the money, suspected Huy Your Candies about the manufacture or material of that all was not right and took the draft to of W. H. Burleson, where you will find a -AT- Judge Jnslyn has admitted Jacob Wal- A movement is on foot to secure the ©ur Cloaks when we quote low prices. pert to citizenship. Mr Hiingsterfer who pronounced it a large line constantly on hand and made We don't allow a little nip off the re- pardon of John J. Ra«er, of Dexter, who forgery. Hogan was apprehended at the fresh everyday, at No. 5 Huron-st. Op- liabilty of the material or the carefull- A number o! Ypsi!antians saw the field- WM convicted of bigamv in the Washte- M. C. depot just as he was about to leave posite Court House. 564tf ness of the making to bait you with a naw circuit court in 1884. He was sen day sport* Saturday. for Ypsilanti with his wife. He said he FOR SALE. D.F. SCHAIRER'S. low price. We are after your trade for tenced to five years imprisonment. 1 the future as well as the present. The had beei married about a m mth ago in St. Oood Pinno ($50.00 Cheap. G ittlob Kuenule has sold his Sharon Thomas, Out., and was hard-up. He was Store that sells three quarters of the farm to C. Renz for $4100. The Unity Club has issued some very Fine six octave organ, seven sets of Cloaks that come to Washtenaw handsome programs for its w rk this sea- examined before Justice Brennan Saturday :eeds, octave coupler and beautiful solid Ladies' Misses' and Children's County, there is the place to see Twenty-five extra policemen earned son. Next Monday evening the program a.id bound over for trul at the nexf term walnut case $80.00. AT WILSEYS. two dollar* apiece Halloween. includes two shadow pantomimes; " Villi- of the circuit court. In default of $1,000 kens and his Dinah" and "Box and Tox." bail he was remanded to jail. Ladies. CLOAKS! There were 97 deeds recorded in Regis- Should see and try the new reverse feed What kind of Cloaks? the kind that ter Kearns' office during October. Wm. II. Campion was arrested last week Mrs. Anna K. Howard, nee Anna Hal- UnicH Sewing Machine. leek Kelsey, who will be remembered as a all kinds of people had better buy. for being drunk and disorderly. It being H. A. NEOHOFF, Agt. n The court house flag-staff is to be elon- his second offense he was sentenced to six temporary lesident at one time of our city, This week we make the fol- gated and provided with a new flag. months in the Detroit house of correction. and a graduate of the law department of Buy the reversible feed Union Sewing Marshal Fall took him to his new home the University, his just appeared before Mauhince. lowing Prices. C. B. Davison of this city, has been Monday. the public as the author of a work entitled Home-Made Candles J 50 Jersey Newmarkets Black and granted a patent on a boiler furnace. "The Canadian Elocu'ionist" issued by the Brown at $1L'.O years sizes, the following members: Sullivan. Duffy. ot the day. Among the uumber who are Messrs. Randall & Burnham, No. 30 all atone price. $7-00 JTheee are special There are now over 100 applications for We positively guarantee that every water service on file in the water com- Dafoe, Keck, Wright and Hollands of in cor.iial synuiha:hy with the author in E. Huron-st, received first premium for prices. Wether you buy or not, you are her pvstem of instructing may he men- Garment is from 15 to 25 per cent welcome. pany's office. last year's club; Oolby, Barker, Gordon, superior photographic work, at our recent Kelly. Tuttle. Comb, Doe and Hand. The tioned Judge T. M. Cooley, and Professor county fair, and will furnish none but the We ought to say a word about a bar- L. B. Kellogg, lias moved up town, from club will enter the state league if one is Moses Con Tyler. highest grade of artistic photography for lower than the same quality can gain on our fifth ward where he has resided for the la*t formed. your holiday g.fts. Go and see them early be purchased for at any other eighteen years. and avoid the annual rush. 3w. SILK COUNTER, The doctors say that the citizens of house in this c ty. Our CLOAK Bufus Cate Das sold his house and lot Ann Arbor ought to begin their prepara- Mr. Randall, with his characteristic en Oy-ters only 20 cents per Can and up- It i onsists of a lot of colored Silks, fab- on Maynard st to 0. L. Matthews, a tions for the advent of small pox by get- ergy to always keep to the front and up to DEPARTMENT has been enlarged rics that are worth SI .00 to $1.10, and wards at A. F. Hangsteifer's Oyster eration $2,000. ting vaccinated. While there is no im- the times, has this week received about Depot, 28 Hda-st. 563-tf to three times its former size, and the colors—well the colors are all right mediate danger, the disease may get a three thousand rolls of paper hangings if they strike a body's fancy, but they Mack ifc Scnmid gave 27 cents a pound foothold here at any time trom Canada. direct from New York manufacturers. Try the Hannah Lee 5 cent cigar— H. with our immense Stock and Low don't seem to strike, so we marked fora 1500 pound lot of wool to a South them all 70 cents per yard. An ounce of prevention, etc. Nt-w designs and colors for next spring's Bliss General Agent, Chicago. Lyon party yesterday. trade. He claims them to be finer goods Prices expect to do the Largest A good Skirt for a poor woman for It was stated last week that five gam than he has ever shown here. Among J. A. Brown, the State-st grocer, has Cloak Business in the City. We $1.00. Farmers Satin lined with Canton The youDg people of the M. E church bling dens had been running in this city. them are the most beautiful things faith- 100 barrels of fine Suow apples to sell by flannel, quilted half w y up. More give a reception to the S C. A. and their Three of these were kept at different times fully re produced from the Famous Palace the barrel or bushel. 567-8 are Selling Cheaper as we grow than a hundred yards of sewing on it. friends tomorrow evening. by O. W. Babcock. Now that he has left of the Alhamlira at Grenada, Spain. Tne Do you wonder what the poor women town, there are only two left and they are Oi.l.r Your Witter. Larger. got'that made it? 8hedidn't Jmake it, The Hobart Guild of the University are building was begun in 1248 and completed not doing a very brisk business. n 1314, and is to-day beyond comparison, The Ann Arbor Water company are 50 doz. Gent's all-wool hose at 25c, consider ng the quest on of a reception to now ready to receive applications from usual price 50c. They are very cheap Cannon Farrar after his lecture here. the grandest existing example of Arabic Low Prices prevail in every De- Clayton J. Standert and Thos. F. Holton art. A unique mine of that exquisite style parties desiring to use water; for this sea- and worth an examination. were out for a little racket Halloween. Feathered Timings in all the de- The temperance people of this city are of ornamentation known as "Arabesque." son the water company will make the con- partment. Their demonstrations became too noisy A look at these rich goods from the Moor- nections with the mains and lay ttie pipe sirable colors for 50c per yard. Don't raising a lund to. buy the old Baptist and th^y were gathered in
'. under Fall OR PALE—One pair of matchrd carriage hors- st. hope he may "live many years to enjoy his will sell his personal property at auction, For Photographs or Tintypes go to 1" es six years old, at A. H. Holmes b arding Stalk's new gallery, one door north ot Uiru. 30 Forest a\\;., Near fair ground 5616* beautiful home on Washtenaw-ave. at his residence in Pittsfield, three miles J. G. Laubengayer and Robert Tisdell south of Ann Arbor.Thursday, Nov.,at ten the post office. 565-7*. All full 42 inches long, Quilted, jVH'NP—A Brooch; Owner can have the same were arrested Friday for being drunk. At the minstrel show last week there A. M. It comprises a large amount of I by calling at 5 Orleans-st, and prove property. The former was fined $10 and costs and was considerable delay in getting the Butter Cups and Chips Satin Liu ing. Seal Ornaments and stock and farm implements. Fred Krause Made everyday at W. H. Burleson's, H'i- the case of the latter was adjourned 20 audience seated, because many had neg- is the auctioneer. 12cU OR SALE OR RENT—The Barry Homestead days. lected to get seats reserved until they ron-st opposite the court house. 566-7 Chamois Pockets. F28 Fourthst. convenient to University and Wty. Apply at premises. 562tf. reached the Opera House that night. If you want anything in the line of Dr. Judge Joslyn has been indisposed this Reserved seats are always sold in advance yOR SALE—1 six-octave organ, $30.00. b five OTJR week, but he went to Monroe Tuesday, Kellogg's Family Medicines, call at L. B. r octave organ. 825.00. 1 four-octave organ TOR SALE CHEAP.—Four lots on Ann st in at Boughton & Payne's with no increase Kellogg's office, opposite postoffice, in the 815.00. New organs W0 to $60. At Wilsey's Msuio I the fourth ward. Title perleet. John Kalioe, nevertheless, to transact some business in in price. It's just as easy to get seats in store. 547tf fort Jflice Barber Shop 565-7* the circuit court there. Duffy block, where they ate on sale and that way and it saves a great deal of dealt out to^suit customers. Try his Lung T7OR 8ALE twelve acres of laud In the City near trouble. .T the water works. 15,000 raspberry plants, Carl W. Belser, son of Rev. H. F. Belser Remedy for Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Plush Sacque •orn and potatoes planted on it. Terms easy. En- etc., etc., and you will be happy. 567* GRAND OPERA HOUSE yitre of \V. W. Whedon. tf of this city, was last week ordained to the Capt. C. H. Manly has betaken himself Lutheran ministry at Springfield, 111. Rev. to Washington to see what his prospects ¥ CASING—Money to loan on first class real Mr. Reiser graduated from the University Money to loan in large or small sums, ONE NIGHT ONLY at $40.00 positively worth $55.00, *-i estate mortgages at current rates of interest. are for securing the pension agency at upon good real estate securities at reason- Satisfactory arrangements made with capitalists in 1882. Detroit now held by Sam Post. He took and sold last season at $65.00. desiring mch invtstment. Every conveyance able rates of interest, August 28;h, 1885. FRIDAY EVE., NOV. 6. and transaction in abstracts of titles carefully ex- A three-year old daughter of J. F. Mas- some very strong papers with him and he 558-66 NOAH W. CHEEVER. amined as to legal effect. Zina P. King, Ann ser, of Ann Arbor town, died Monday is backed by the entire coneressional Children's Cloaks $1.50, 82.OO, Arbor, Mich. tf Plauoit Tuned. morning of cholera infantum. The funeral delegation. The Dickinson influence is $2.50 and $3.00. TT'OR REST—A. suite of rooms in the Hamilton was held yesterday at the Zion's church in backing Gen. Parkhurst, of Coldwater, PianosandOrganscleaned, tuned, and re- JT Block, water and steam heating included and the end is not yet. It is probable paired by Geo. A. Isbell with A. Wilsey. Apply to A. W. Hamilton 567-9* in this city. WE, US & CO. that either Manly or Parkhurst will be 467tf Misses' Newmarkets $4.5O, X)R SALE—Extra nice cow and a pony; also Wm Duncan has been arrested in Saline appointed, and the fjrmer's friends are Pare Buckwheat Flour. $5.00, $6.00 and ^7.00. extention table with seven leaves fo.OO, cook charged with stealing a gold locket and MovetloOO> , and two other wood stores and coal quite sanguine of his success. If you want absolutely pure Buckwheat IN MUD SPRINGS. Hove. A baby carriage and jumper at »12 00 chain. He now languishes in the Hotel Over Thirty Styles in High Call at A. K. Wines, Wilmot-st. 561-6* de Walsh, and will be taken back for The Inland Architect and Builder for flour, use the Patent flour made by the The First Only and Original. trial tomorrow. October containes a double-page illustra- Central Mills. It is the best made in Mich- Grade, Novelties for Misses' and LL war claims promptly attended to; many igan. If you want a cheaper flour buy A pensioners are entitled to increase il appli- tion of a national monument suggested by cation i6 made properly to cover the case, no fee That tasty decoration on the south en- the Chicago architect, Irving K. Pond, this flour and muke your own mixture. Children at prices that will as- mnless successful. 0. L. Matthews. Pension Agt Ann Arbor, Mich. 5S8-tf trance to the court hou.-e was in memory of son of Hon. E B. Pond of this city. The You will then know what your cakes are tonish you. composed of. Cmedy Burlesque General McClellan. It was the .pint work suegestion offered by Mr. Pond is "a 17OE SALE OR KENT—2 houses, 1 new with 9 of Depuy Clerk fio-.ison and Probate monumental building, adequate to the re- Avoid adulterations and remember that r rooms, south of the campus One near the No Poers! No Equals ! M. <'. R. R. depot. Inquire at No. 6 Huron st. W. Register Doty. quirements of the present and many gen- all Central Mills products are of the best. W. Whedou. 565-7» erations to come". It would contain "gal- ALMKNDINOER & SCHNEIDER. THERESA VAUGHN, The Great MONEY SAVED BUYING The Flint Globe printing company has leries for sculptured and painted portraits Contralto, W. A. MESTAYER, The AR WALKS made and repaired by J. P. Jud- Sixth Ward Livery Tton, east University Ave. Work warranted been awarded the contract for printing of our greatest statesmen, warriors, poets, Only Original, and their Great S. O. Box 11.17. 543-tf the University calendar this year. Its artists, philosophers", and "should be so and boarding barn. Both ladies' and gents Company of COMEDIANS and bid was some $200 below that of the disposed as to make the effect monumen- driving horses. First-class rigs. Horses VOCALISTS HOSE DESIRING TO LOAN OR BORROW Tmoney or sell, rent or buy real estate should Courier company. tal, and in nowise commonplace." for sale. Terms reasonable. Telephone CLOAKS! \ •all *t my office. $2,000, 11,100. 11,200, 1800, 5400 cont.ections. A. H. HOLMES, 30 Forest Comedy Satire, Clean, Pure and to loan on good security. O. L. Matthews. Ann Justus Seaborn pleaded gu-lty to the Arbor. Mich. Waninl. ave. 565-tF. charge of larceny last week in the circuit General County Agents to handle best Why is it Wholesome. -AT- lTVARM FOR SALE—160 ACRE--', 2U MILES court, and was sentenced to nine months JT southwest of Ann Arbor. A first-class farm selling article in general use. Want every- The Ladies are so happy when they are ADMISSION 75, 50, and 35 cts. well under-drained and improved. Address Israel at Ionia. Sheriff Walsh took him to his one to call and see it. Scott, 7 Huron-st O»ik, Ann Arbor. 483-tf, new home Monday. visiting. Because they have a new Howe Reserved Seats on Hale at ROt'tiHTON 567" Sewing Machine. Sold by Henry Neuhoff. A PAYSE'S.