THE ANN ARBOR

SEVENTH YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1884. NUMBER 326.

I few days. Mrs. Irish Is not blamed In the disarranged, and the body was not in a natural DOINGS IN CONGRESS. ing the time for closing the census bureau Michigan's Militia. MICHIGAN NEWS. matter. THE CROUCH TRIAL position. Witness gave a description c>f the from July], until the money now appropriated shots, and his professional opinion as to which Sheffield, .Senator Anthonv's shall be expended. Mr. Turner of Georgia, The report of Capt. T. J. Haskell, Killed b v the Cars: The Republican electoral college met at wound proved fatal. Also described the Bp- successor, was sworn in after the opening in the absence of Mr. Ranney of Massachusetts, Lansing on the Sdinst. George G. Steketee Another Attempt made To Solve the pearance of the bodies of Mr. and Mrs White. prayer. Mr. Vest of Missouri was on hand representing the minority, said bfi would not twenty-third United States infantry, PUBLISHED EVEiiY FBIDAY AT A peculiarly sad and shocking accident oc- was appointed messenger to convey the vote The body of Mrs. White was warm when h° with a resolution directing an Investigation call up tbe special crder—the Pool-3kinner detailed under orders of tho war de- curred on the lstinst., at the Norlh of the electoral college to Washington. The Great Mystery. first s »w it. She did not die at once, but lived In to the leasing of Indi in lands, the circum- election case—and tte House proceeded to partment to observe and inspect tbe ANN ARBOR, - MICHIGAN, Saginaw depot of the Michigan Cen- electoral college cast their votee for James G. possibly two hours after being shot. 1 lie stance under which the leases were made,,the consider the K«?an inter-state commerce bill. brigade of state troops in their encamp- tral railroad, resultine in the Blaine and John A. Logan. room of Mr. and Mrs. White was in good means used in obtaining tbe leases,and whether Mr. Findlay of Indiana preferred the bill of the BY JOHN L. BURLE1GH. death of Mrs. C. H. Green, and Mrs. W. 8. Survivors of the old Twenty-fourth Michi- order, and the ocd clothing was not disarrang- they were authorized by law. Messrs. Vest. committee to theKegan,Bubstitute.iMr.[O'Nelll ment of 1884, has beon made public by Green, wife and mother of t!. H. Green, a Proceedings. ed at all. Dawes, Maxey and Harrison participated in tho adjutant general of Michigan. In well-known lumberman, and one of the mo6t gan infantry will hold a reunion in Detroit on of Pennsylvania followed. The following Mich- Tuesday the lOih inst. Survivors and their Several witnesses were called who did not the animated debate which 1 nsued. The de- ganbiils were offered in the House to-day :By concluding his report Capt. Haskell THE PEOPLE'S PAPER. prominent families in social and business cir- families will be Invited, and there will be a bate was not confined to the fraudulent leases Mr. Eldredee, a bill granting a pension to Mrs". cles ID the Sigtnaws. The two ladies started John C. Harris, a Pinkerton detective was re- respond. Samuel Crawford was at last put of Indian lands, but took in the still more im- says: from their home in Sacinaw City to m3et Mr. banquet in the evening but the other details called at the opening of court, Dec. 2. He on the stand. He told of & conversatiou with Ann E. Gridley of Hillsdale, Mich ; by Mr. TERMS: have not yet been decided upon. produced the written statem"nt of tbe inter- liolcomb after his wife's death. Holcomb said portant sntj'jct of our vast area of public lands Maybury, a bill granting a pensloa to the "That the oncampment was a per- Green, who was awaiting them at the Bliss so ma?\y thousand acres of which are fenced in family of the late Lieut. Klsllngbury of De- S$ 1 .GO PER ANNUM. block in East Saginaw. They droye down Willie Brewster, aged 16, a son of Post- view between himself, Shciin Winney and he did not care for himself but he wished hia by wire fences, and in the possession of stock fect success as a camp of instruction; Washington street and turned into the road master Brewster of Midland, has been arrested Daniel S. Holcomb, which Holcomb had sign- wife could have lived long enough to have troit; also, by the same, a bill releasing cer- that the officers and men exhibited an If paid at the end of six months, or ed. The statement was offered In evi- seen the guilty parties brought to justice, and raisers. At the request of Mr. Conger Jof tain imaginary claims of the government to leading to the Gene6ee avenue bridge, and for rifling registered letters. Hfi had stolen Michigan, the matter went over one day, and the Detroit high school property. intense feeling and interest in their were very near the railroad crossing when a $103, but only 75 cents was found on the pris- dence. It contained a statement added, "it was that damned rcbsl that killed the Senate adjourned. $ I .OO IN ADVANCE. freight train from the i orth, drawn by engine oner. He admits having given the money to of defendant's actions and whereabouts on the my wife," but mentioned EO names. duties, and that each and every hour night of the murder. No. 127, Engneer Frederick Vonkin, whistled an abandoned woman of the town. Mrs. G. N. Hatch wns ntxt sworn. She HouSB —Nearly the entire session was de- Michigan's Gold Fields. showed an improvement in drill, dieoi- H. E. H. BOWER, Editor. for the crossing. When the first whistle was The Wyandotte rolling mills shut down Nov. Sheriff Winney was recalled and stated that reached the scene cf the murder about voted to the discussion of the conduct of Lr>t plino, and all the duties pertaining to blown the unfortunate ladies checked their when "Detective Harris asked Mr. Holcomb If Wright, Waited States Marshal for the south- A correspondent of the Detroit free 29th, because the men refused to accept a re- he had a 88-caliber Smith & Wesson revolver 8 o'clock and remained there nearlv two hours. the protession of the soldier. The Office, Rooms 6 and 7, Opera House Block, con horse for an instant acd then drove on again, duction of wages. Two hundred men are She started for the city and met Holcomb, who ern district of Ohio, at the October election in Press, writing from Ishpemino;, says: camp was in a beautiful location; the evidently believing that they could cross the thrown out of work. The men had been noti- when he went up north, Mr. Holcomb choked asked her hseband, "Is this true, George! Cincinnati, and a resolatlon adopted directing ner Main and Aim Streets. track in safety, as the train was only moving up and asked for water. I touched the bell To this region of wonderful mineral ground was the most advantageous for fied of the proposed reduction but refused be- Are they all murdered!" and when told in an investigation into the charges preferred possessions, in the way of iron ore and at the rate of three miles an hour. They had cause they had been employed on yearly scale to summon a boy, but Mr. Holcomb continued wae so, said: "My Godl who could have killed against that tSdal. The inter-state com- camp purposes; drainage excellent; driven nearly across the track, the horse hav- of wages. to choke and arose and drank out of the water that old man who never harmed anybody 1" merce bill was called up and considered for a copper, there is about to be added a sufficient rain fell to keep tho camp COOK HOUSE, inggaineil the eastern Bide,when the inmates of pitcher standing in the wash-bowl on the time, Mr. Reagan of Texas, being chief capping of a golden kind that will ap- fi^ H. HUDSON, Proprietor, the Duggy In their terror at the closeness of the Alexander Axford, of Sixteen, Midland stand in the bedroom." The witness identified Sheriff Winney was put oc the stand again. speaker of the day. free from dust, and, notwithstanding XV . Newly Furnished. The leading house in Ann train, turned the horse's head to the north, county, entered the saloon of Frank Kosauky, the 38-caliber, double-action, center fire Smith Witness searched the premises on the day after propriately embellish all else of metal- the fact of having several boavy show- Arbor. as though to run before the train, but before in East Saginaw a few days since. He was In- & Wesson revolver which he had found in Mr. the murder. Found three centu in Mr. Crouch's DECEMBER 3. liferous character found hero. There is ers, the water in no instance remained the horse could turn, the pilot of the engine toxicated and demanded a drink; but at the Holcomb's house. At the cross-examination pocket. Did ;not see any watch in White's SBNATI.—The resolution introduced yester- strong evidence of the truth of this now ST. JAMES HOTEL. struck the buggy. The engineer had seen the same instant dropped dead on the floor, of Winney said that he had known Holcomb for ciom. Saw no blood on Polley's clothing. day by Senator Vest, directing the committee above the surface; consequently there Ii. STONE, Proprietor. danger of the occupants of the buggy and re- paralysis of the heart. He had no family, but years, but had never known him to choke up Found a loaded revolver In Policy's rocm. on'Indian affairs to investigate the alleged to oo had at the Ropes gold mine, was no mud. The brigade drill grounds J . , TThI e best house in the city for Washtenaw versed the engine, but too late, as the heavy his divorced wife Iive3 at St.'Louis. before and call for water. Identified the insurance papers as found illegal leases of grs«!ug land in the Indian which is situated about four miles to were a slight too limited; but this, I county people. Fine rooms, well furnished. train pressed onward, carrying the buggy and among other papers in Holcomb's houee. territory, was amended so as to include Indian Everything strictly first class Vernie Harrington of Adrian, was drowned tho north of this place. its occupants along before it. About UO feet James S. White, father of the murdered man, Detective Harris was re-called. Found a reservations. Mr. Plumb contended that understand, will bo remedied next year from where the buggy was first struck Mrs. the other day while skating on a mill pond was tbe next witness put on the stand. His many of these lauds were not needed by tte The find is credited to Mr. Julius by changes in tho camp lines." near that place. The body was recovered in pistol among some bed clothing and ladies' UXION HOTEL. Charles Green fell from the vehicle directly un- testimony wa s merely a statement of the re- tbing in the bureau at Holcomb's house. Indians, and he advocated ths opening of the Ropes, postmaster of this city, who, "With the constant changes that aro jMRST-CLASS in all respects. Everything der the locomotive and in a moment her body Ies3 thac half an hour, but life was extinct. lations existing between his family and the Oklahoma territory to settlement. The reso- His father had forbidden him to go on the ice, The application for the insurance was found some three years ago, while exploring taking place in each of the companies J new; fine rooms, well furnished. Terms, «ao a lifeless, unrecognizable mass. The elder family of Jacob D. Crouch, and a statement of 'n Detroit, but the policy at Holcomb's house. lution as amended was agreed to. Mr. a group of sorpeutine rocks—also $1 per day and upwards. Special rates to week- lady was carried nearly 100 feet further OD, ".nt as soon as school closed for the day lie the papers found in the bureau drawers the McPherson introduced a bill directing (about 50 per cent of_new men attecd y boarders. Meals 25 cents* John Schneider took hia skates and went to the pond. Mr. GiDson for the people and Wilson for found by him—came across this vein of Jr., Proprietor. Corner of Washington and Sec when she too fell from the buggy and was ic- morning after the murder. HoJcorab took the defense used up the afternoon of the 15th, the secretary of the treasury to discontinue each encampment), 1 am satisfied that ond streets, Ann Arbor, Midi. ptantly killed bj the train, several cars of which Patrick Fitzgerald while in a fit of delirium possession of the contents of tbe package, with in the Holcomb trial arguing on the question the issuance of treasury notes of denominations quartz, which cropped out from the the stale of Michigan is quietly educat- passed over bath the bodice. tremens in the jaii at Edmore, had his supper the exception of eome articles belonging to of conspiracy. Gibson said the proeecution less than $5, and to cease the regular monthly hillside. Ho secured specimens, as- ing to a useful degree of military pro- NICHOLS BROS. brought to him, and when the marshal went witness' daughter, Mrs. Uenry White. could go no further without bringing Judd and coinage of the standard silver dollar and issue sayed thorn, and found them rich in ficieccr the greater portion of its male The bodies of both ladies were shockingly to tbe jail soon aftir he found the man had Ella Shannon of Liberty, an inmate of Hol- Foy into the case. They had shown that Judd in lieu thereof eUver certificates for bullion de- gold. The property he secured from W. & A. 0. NICHOLS, D. I). S., Dental mangled, the head of Mrs. C. H. Green being cut his throat with a pic»e of plate, and he died comb's family after the murder, was next bought the famous rubber boots for Holcomb pojltedinthe United States mints. At their population, and while they limit tbe TT • office over Fall fc Hendrick's clothing reduced to a pulp and her limbs crushed and f.n a few minutes. The coroner's verdict was, own request Mr. Manderson was excused from tho Lake Superior Iron company, it storew., Joe T. Jacobs'old stand, Ann Arbor Mich. sworn. She testified to having looked up the and that Foy was trying to buy 38-callbre cart- national guard to one brigade, yet tbe broken. The b:>dy of the older lady was 'Cams to his death by his own hands." clothes for the washing the Monday morning ridges—while Holcomb clafmod no such pistol further service on the committee on claims, Mr. containing 160 acres. Some exploring state would bo able, no doubt, to furnish crushed, both lhxl»3 broken and a large hole A kindergarten has been established in the after her arrival In the "boys" room she was ever there. He said.the people needed no Slater from the judiciary committee, Mr. Mor- was done, going to further prove the ton times that number of soldiers who PETER LONG, cut in the head. It was necessary to uncouple state public school in Coldwater, where chil- found clothing with blood spots on them, and evidence of conspiracy; a concert of action on gan from the committee on Indian affairs, and vein was in proper place. A company "PROPRIETOR of the Ann Arbor Bottling the cars before the body of the latter could ba dren between the ages of three and five years 6aid that Judd Crouch and James Foy came he part of those who would ;be benefited by Mr. Dawes from the committee to txamiue in a week's time would bo able to make I Works, north of postofflce. Office on Main xtrieated. At the time of the accident the receive their first II-EECUS. These children and took the clothes away. The bloody cloth- ./rouch'a death was enough. The jury must the several branches of the civil service. On known as the Ropes Goiid and Silver a creditablo showing in brigado move- street. Ann Arbor. Beer by the bottle only lo locomotive whistle was blown and the bell ruLg have heretofore been debarred from educa- ing she had 6een Judd wear before the murder, determine if a conspiracy existed, not the motion of Mr. Sherman, the select com- Mining Company was then formed cents. Also by the case. Trade solicited. All as usual, but the flagman, whese duty it is to mittees of last session were continued for the ments. But encampments of troops so give warning of the appioach of a train is 6aid tional benefits on account of their age. There but the bloody shirt she had never seen before. ourt. He also said he conld skow concert of to develop the discovery. It was tedi- orders promptly attended to. are now ab9iit forty children In the school She further testified to a remark made by ction all throuzh if allowed to do PO. present session, and the presiding officer was liberally supplied and cared for a3 this to have been in the depot building at the time. authorized to fill vacancies. At 1.15 a message ous worn:. People doubted tho existence brigade Vtere are expensive, and I see An inquest will be held. The unfortunate who will receive kindergarten instruction. Judd to Foy that "1 guess by we had bet- Wlltoa said the people had given DO evi- J. M. MARTIN, ter go up stairs and get them clothes," dence up in this point cor would they do so, was received from the president transmitting of the metal in paying quantities—in no necessity of keeping up a larger or- victims were aged about 35 and 69 years re- Ex-State Senator H. W. Seymour, of Sault a number of executive nominations. Mr. TTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office—Opera House spectively. Ste. Marie, has set on foot a project for a a in- and it was done. She heard a conversation jotwilhataii'.cg they promised to. He said fact the majority claimed there was no organization and making it u bur- Block, E"<«»i No. 2, Ann Arbor, Mich. two weeks after the murder between Holcomb ;hey had got none of the alleged conspirators Slater gave notice that on Monday next he gold there at all. Finally a live-stamp A vention of upper peninsula members of the should press to final action the bill reported den to the tax-payer, or, as legislature to meet at Marquette next June and his wife, Holcomb inquired other "Where nearer than two miles from the tragedy on mill was purchased, placed in opera- EO doubt would be tho case, WILLIAM CASPARY, Ucall: ol Dr. JoJbn M. Arnold. and devise methods for securing legislation, is that box of papers?" She replied "Never hat night, and never would. by the committee on public lands, forfeiting tion, and a fair test made of the rock. etc., that will advance the interests of the U. mind about the papers now, I have them in The arguments were continued throughout railroad grants in Oregon. At 1:17 the Senate half way providing for them. Better OAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, Kev. John Motte Arnold, D. D , manager of safe keeping." She had seen Holcomb and went into executive session, when all nomina- A hundred tons gave $16 per ton, and the Michigan Christian Advocate publishing P. No more enthusiastic advocate of the weal be day, and a decision on this point will prob- take good care of one brigade, make it of that section of the state, than is Mr. Sey- Bvron L. Crouch examining papers together, ,bly not be made this week. tions were referred to the committees, and at showed something like S6 50 per ton proficiont and attractive to both sol- Cor. Fourth and Ann Streets. hoube In Detroit, and widely known through- and the room in which they were seated was 1:45 the doors were opened and the Senate ad- had escaped in the tailing. Then the out Michigan and the northwest, died very mour walks the earth. most always locked. She further testified that The entire session of court on (he 6th was journed. diers and citizens, in ordor that the in- suddenly of heart disease on the afternoon of A large numoer or muatrat touees are built during her stay at Holcomb's there had been Kcupied by the lawyers in the discussion of EO»SE—The House non-concurred in the raining men of this country saw there terest may be kept up by both, than to E. V. N. HALL, M. D. the 5th inst at his home, corner of Fourth and in Tawas Lake and the hunters say they are no butchering. She testified to an attempted ;he conspiracy theory. A decision will prob- Senate amendments to the bill forfeiting the was something in all the talk that had have two, threo, four, or even more (Successor to Stone & Parsons.) Stldon avenues, Detroit. He had not complain- built higher above water this year than for intimidation by Dec.ective Baker, who told bly be rendered on Mondav. unearned lands granted to the Atlantic & Pa- been made. Capital cams in, and the ed of feeling unwell, and attended to business several seasons, indicating & cold winter. John her that unless she changed her testimony the Court opened at 10:15 on the morning o{ cific railroad company to aid in the construc- brigades, but balf-way looked after. In FFICE, Corner of Washington and Fifth-sts, during the day, apparently in his usual health McWhortcrshas within a few days killed thirty December S in the trial of D.in S. Holcomb. result was that two weeks ago to-day a conclusion, I desire to retarn my sin- Ann Arbor, Mich. would be shot. ~u.ime wa3 an act, and he thought it competent of iuter-state commerce. Mr. Peters of K an- hours longer, until the inspection of 1849 he entered the Methodist ministry and Uader Sheriff duntingtou, Milton Ryan, Jus- testimony. He also excluded the graveyard sas also favored the bill, and strongly favored carry gold. A shaft ninety feet in depth quarters (tents), mess-tents and kitch- O. C. JENKINS, vra.3 stationed at Litchfleld. From this point tice, and Detective Gunn of Grand Rapids. animus. Gov. Blair said if the transaction was insurance policy on Jacob D. Crouch's life as has been sunk, two levels have been Huntington was kept in jail 182 days without honest Holcomb wouldn't have falsified as to the plan of appointing a commission. ens had been gone through. I may QURGEON DENTIST. Rooms No. 19 South he was removed successively to Port Huron, the age, for if he had told th« truth he couldn't part of the evidence. started, which have followed the strike k? Main Street, opposite the First National Bank St. Clair, Flint, Commerce, Dexter, and niiallv examination. He elsims it was a conspiracy Jacob Hutchinf, an eccentric old man from DECEMBER 4. have been tedious in my inspection, Ajin Arbor, Mich. paid for by the Crouch heirs to keep him out have got the policy at all. If a man adopt a SENATE—Mr. Wilson of Iowa at his own re- of the vew a distance of 180 feet, and Detroit in the year 1S61. number of schemes against a man's life and Spring Arbyr, swore to seeing Judd's peculiar but I was interested and in pointing Dr. Arnold conceived the project of of their way, and claims to be able to produce tracks in the Holconjb field, leading toward quest was excused from the ccmmiltee on ground will rapidly be oponed up, it out irrogularities, or what I considered proof that t«o parties received *500 each and abaudon all but one, does it not show how mines and mining. The secretary of war ANTON EISELE, stablishiug a Methodist Episcopal book Holcomb felt towards the old man! Frazer the Crouch house, and said he found them being the intention to increase the might be improvements in their ap- one $200 for their part of the plan in eecuring ' here the day after the murder, transmitted a report of the chief of engineers, EALER IN MONUMENTS and Gravestones | repository for the state. This was corn- his arrest. Iluntiugton has secured able legal and Wilson argued that Hoicomb submitting a comprehensive system of under- stamping facilities by one-half the com- pearance, was rather encouraged to manufacturead d from i ensseennessee and Italian ' menced in a small way, but has wouldn't be fchemingfor the old man's life John Thomas was next sworn. He saw the ing spring. Tho vein shows an average D 1 counsel. tracks in the wheat field, and measured the ground telegraph and telephone service for continue from the attentive and kind Marble and Scotch and American Granite Shop since grown to very large proportions, re- for $2,0J0 wh™, as a fact, Mr. Crouch was a government purpose's in the city of Washing- width of eight feet. Cor. Detroit and Catherine sts., Ann Arbor., ceiving the sanction of the general conference Dr. Nathan Webb, a resident of Pitt-field very wealthy man and Holcomb would be heir length. The left boot was about one inch manner in which I was received by all, Mich. township, Washtenaw county, was stricken longer than the right and a little narrower. ton. Senator Mitchell introduced a bill grant; A stream of water sufficient to supply ia 186i. He has been closely identified with to a brge amount when the old man died, ing a pension to Gen. Grant. Mr. Camtron of and it is with both pride and pleasure the Michigan Christian Advocate. An inde- with apoplexy shortly before noon on the 3d for at the time the policy was granted Eunice Witness had noticed Judd'B trackp and from 100 stamps runs alongside the mill. inst., and died in about twelve hours. Dr. appearances thinks the tracks he saw were Pennsylvania introduced the following resolu- I say to the first brigade of kiichigan pendent thinker and profound scholar, the in- Crouch was rot yet married to White, and tion : Whereas, the shipping trade in American Timber in abundan«3j grows on the JACOB HALLKR & SON, terestterstss of ihe Methodist church have alwayy s Webb was a native of Ontario county, N. T., there was one less heir to the estate. Did the made by a man who walked as Judd Crouch that they are the foundation for a large been considered safe ia his hands. He leaves where his early life' was passed in struggling walked. Tne right foot made a deep imprcs- vessels Is and has for years been depressed and company's property. A dozen houses army of Michigan troops should the EALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, Specta- court wish the j'iry to believe that Holcomb tke export trade in American produce is lan- D cles, Hated Ware, Gold Pens and Fine a widow and fuur children—Charles W. Ar- tor an education. Ia 1832 he became »u murdered the woman who as a child he had eion, bat the left was a natural one. From the for the use of tho miners and thoir state ba called on to furnish her quota Jewelry. Special attention given to repair- nold, of Detroit, Mrs. Mathew A. Brouton, ocean sailor, bus later he studied medicine apuearai.ee the tracks could cot have been guishing for the want of a market that might givm a home for fifteen 5 arc! The jary be reached If the shipping trade was i)i tbe fa nilies have been built this sunimor. for war purposes. The spirit of will- ing Watches and Jewelry. J^hn F. and Sarah E. Arnold, now in at- with Dr. Appleton of Boston, and Dr. Bryant would believe so if the policy was put in. made by Datural feet. Witness was cloeely 40 South Main Street. \nn Arbor. tendance at Albion college; also an adopted of Kusbville, N. Y., receiving his diploma in eroes-examined, hands of citizens of the United States, there- Great interest is being taken in the new ingness, interest and energy displayed Judge Gridley in reserving his ruling took oc- fore, Resolved, that the committee on finance child named Clara Pearl Arnold. 1S36. He practiced in Pennsylvania four easlon to say that perhaps people thought his Harry Hague also noticed that one (to this region) enterprise and during this encampment was such as years, then returced to New YorX and finally be and is hereby directed to inquire whether it everyone has the freedom of the mill WILLIAM HERZ, rulings were too strict, or that he did not ad- foot was longer than the other, and would be exoedient to expend the surplus rev- to make every Michigander proud of settled iu hie late home in 1846. Dr. Webb mit ail of the testimony that should go in. He that the small foot made & deeper impression and the mine. There can be no doubt OUSE, SIGN, Ornamental and Fresco Pain- jnicl>iga.n Waterways. enlisted as an assistant surgeon in the late enue of the United States or anyportion there- the first brigade of state troops " ter. Gildmg, Calcimining, Glazing and Paper faid he cared not for outside clamor, but he than theothcr, aLd that the feet cametogether of, for the purpose of reviving theshippingand about the great value Df the property, H Tiic estimates of the secretary of the treas- war, and two sons were members of the -'Nor- should rule as seemed right to him, and if he going down hill, Witnesss thought Judd would Adjt. Gen. Robertson adds that Hanging All work done in the best style and ury for the river and harbor appropriations mal company." Ia 1860 he was electeJ to the export trade by allowing a rebate from tariff sufficient having already been done to "Capt. Haskell was well qualified for warranted to eivesatisfaction. Shop, No. 4 West knew his own heart his onlj desire was to make such tracks. Had noticed Judd's gait since duties on foreign goods imported in ships built Washington street. Ann Arbor, Michigan. for the ensuing year, include the following state senate. give the defendant and the people equal Justice. the murder with reference to it, Ac- indicate its worth and longevity. the duty assigned him, both by military for Michigan waterways: Detroit river, $20,- companyiDg the tracks made by the one and owned in the United Statep, and The west of the Ropes 1,000 feot the 000; Saginaw, $2UO,UOO; Sault Ste. Marie Henry J. Crouch, a second cousin 01 Jacob also by allowing a premium on American ability and long experience in tho field. Croud), was sworn, but. his testimony with the lame leg was another track, but as grown products and articles of American man- Phillip3 Company, composed of Chica- He was with the brigade during tho WILSEY'S MUSIC STORE. river, $5UO,000; Thunder bay, $5,000; Monroe, BETBOIT MARKETS that was on the sod It was not as plainly dis- $B,(iO0; Marquttte, 161,000; Muskegon, $50,- not particularly important. He cernible. Witness saw tracks in the woods ufacture exported in American vessels, and go capitalists, began work last Monday whole period of the encampment, his OIANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC, Instruc- UOJ; Ontonagot), $60,000; Pentwattr, $;5,000; Wheat—No 1. white t 60 told of a conversation with Holcomb the morn- nude by the same boot as the rame one. report by Mil or otherwise." Mr. Hill of by starting an adit into the hill. They observations and inspections were in- f tion Books, Violins, Guitars, Flutes, &c., Au Sable, $27,000; Black Lake, $20,000; Cedar Wheat—Mo2, red.. .. ing after the murder, in which Holeomb was Colorado, offered a resolution that the coin- cheap at Wilsey's Music Rooms, east side Public asked how much money Polley had, and re- •«. — age of silver be not suspended, as recommend- have already found the continuation of telligently made from day to day, be- Square, Ann Arbor, Michigan. The largest and river M0.00O; Frankfort, 850,000; Chtboygan, Flour best Stock of Musical Goods ever brought into Sa5,000; Cuarlevolx, $40,000; Grand Haven, Corn S6 plied "between $1,600 and $1,900." FOREIGN NKV18. ed by the president and secretary of the treas- the Ropes vein at this point and are ing present on all occasions requiring SVashtenaw County. Violin and Guitar Strings a $100,f deposit, for $500 and $165 make his followers walk across the river, the though some of the reported "bonanzas'' mended to the attention of the state 00 in c&g!). He found some bullet?, and man of the committee on printing, Mr. Man- V> Harness and Collars, SaddSes Apples per bbl 1 75 @ 2 experiment resulting in th« death of 3,000 derson; revolutionary claims, Mr. Sheffield; will doubtless prove like many in the troops, and it is expected that an effort and Bridles. Also dealer in Trunks, valis- Rev. J. F. Davidson, pastor of tho II. E. Apples per bu 50 @ 60 saw one bullet taken from the pillow in men. Other reports say he remains at Mar- church at Fenton, has become blind. 20 White's room. (Bullets were shown the wit- weman suffrage, Mr. Sheffield; fisheries, Mr. Western fields—salty. Care is being will be made by them to remedy any es, Whips, Blankets, Crushes, &c, &c Repair- Butter, $ lb 16 @ grat, cot attempting to intercept Gordon's Moreai>. At 1: 30 a batch of presidential ing done neatly. No, 4 Huron street, Reported thai; Dr. Reynolds of red ribbon Eggs 20 @ 23 ness and Identified by him). convoy to Shendy, and that this inactivity is takon to avoid this, however, by the defects therein pointed out. 10 nominations was received and the Senate went ANN ARBOR, - - - MICHIGAN. fame will soon again work in Michigan. Chickens 9 (§ Giles Hunt, who lives about four miles from weakening the native belief in the sacredness into executive session. At 1:45 p. m. the local press. Mining men are looking The men arrested in Bay City a few weeks Turkeys : 11 @ VZ% ,he Crouch farm was sworn. Saw the tracks, of his mission. doors were reopened and the Senate adjourn- over the range with the view of finding ago for log stealing have been acquitted. Ducks 12K PS ,nd t jammed those near the railroad. They The Evolution of Punctuation, Geese ;..-.. 8 @ 9 ed until Monday. The president sent another other veins, and explorers, despite the Abstracts of Titles on Real Estate- Charlotte thinks a paper mill should be ere madfi by a rubber boot or shoe, and in batch of recces appointments, including the snow, are numerous. Potatoes 35 @ 38 ize about 8 or 9, and there were creasings COMUCNS1CII iMilVS. following: O. P. G. Clark, Rhode Wand, Printers' Circular. UAVE a complete compilation of the Official started iu that place by some enterprisiDg cap- )nions, per bu ., 35 @ 40 The Deer Lako Company has a shaft italist. pon the soles. The tracks pointed went. Wil- Fifty-two new war veeseh are to be added to commissioner of pensions; Calvin B 'A Jker, Caxton, the first English printer, had I Records of Washtenaw County to date, inclu- i oney 14 M 16 ess also saw the tracks under the parlor win- Indiana, firs4 d; pnty commissioner of pensions; upon the Ropes vein, 1,800 feet east, ding all Tax Titles, Executions, any incumbrance The Michigan Central railroad has just com- Jeans picked 1 40 @ 1 45 the British navy. three punctuation points—the comma, on Keal Estate, that is of Record in the Registers low. He thought they were made by the same Noah P. Loverluge, Michigan, secord deputy has resumed active work recently. pleted a line stone arch over the brook in West as, unpicked ,... 3'J @ 1 00 'zed foot as the other tracks. Witness also Secretary McCullcch is in f ayor of abolishing the colon and the p'eriod—but, says Mr. office, is shown by my books. Office, in the office the tax on tobacco. commissioner of pensions: Lusher Harrison, TheNogaunee, Gold and Silver Com- of the secretary of the Washtenaw mutual insur- Uwosso. Hay 13 00 @15 0J iaw Judd with shells in his hand while at the Pennsylvania, assistant commissioner of the Blades, an excellent authority in rela- ance company, in the basement of the court The new Battle Creek Sanitarium will be ~,traw 600 (§700 louse. He advised Jiidd to close up the The question of annexation is being agitated general land office; George K. Anderson, New pany has property a mile and a half tion to Caxton and everything concern- house. C. II. MANLY. Ann Arbor. Mich. d"dicitea the 16;h of this month with appro- 'ork dressed, #100 5 00 & 5 25 he house. in St. Johns, N. B. Tork, Indian inspector; John G. Brady, Alr.s- east of the Ropes, upon which some 'ork, mess new 12 25 @12 50 ing him, it is doubtful if he had any priate ceremonies. Harrison Snow was called to the stand. He The movement for placing Gen. Grant on Ka, Geo. P. Ihrie, Pennsylvania, and Chester work has been done. idea of the principles of punctuation. The basket factory at Muskegon, reca.tly 'ork, family 12 50 @12 75 old of the appearance of the rooms and the the retired list has been revived. Seeber, California, commissioners for the Tho Madden and Hogan line has a Hams WK® U District of Alaska. The earliest known manuscripts are The Ann Arbor Savings Bank purchased by Alexander Rogers, will be re- ihoulders.... 7 @ 7% jodies of the victims atd gave other testi- I Advocates of the repeal of the tobacco tax shaft of fiftv feet, and a3say3 from $6 moved to L'ikeside. mony of minor importance. Bat one thing he are already in Washington and at work. without any points, nor is there any (Organized 1869, under the General Banking uw ,ard 6 @ 7 lid say was to express his doubt of the truth HOUSE.—Oa motion cf Mr. Dunn of Arkan- to $34 88 per ton. The Alger Gold division between the words. The con- of this state has novr, including capital Stock, City Assessor John P. Standisb, one of the Jeef extra tc-ss 12 00 <312 50 Kent county prohibitionists spent $165 in sas, the states were called fortha introduction Mining Companp is a new organization etc., etc., moat honored citizens of Detroit, died su.idtn- Vood, iJeech aad Mapls 5 75 @ 6 80 it Bolli-s' story about the chest. Witness saw the last campaign and polled l,04t votes. ana referenco of bills, there having been no fusion resulting led to the separating of ly in that city on the 2d inst. Vood, Maple 6 25 @ 6 50 he chest and there were books and clothing call on Monday last. Mr. Dunn oi Arkansas which will commence work al once. words by a single dot. Thon ji space OVER $500,000 ASSETS. WoodHickorv - 6 75 @ 7 00 tiled in it and on it. Witness asked Bolles if Coinage at the mints for November, $4,C39,- Capt. Smith Mooro has a good prop- The faith-cure meeting in Manistee ended in e put the clothes back in the chest when he 700, of which $2,450,6;0 were standard dollars. introduced a bill to create an Arkansas rlTer between the words superceded the dot, a row. Bulkley & Torrey, the faith-cure LIVE STOCK. ;ot out, and Bolles sail no, and admitted, in commission from the engineers' corps and for rty within the corporate limits of the which was made to perform another apostles, are pronounced frauds. Cholera quarantine has been abolished in the improvement of the Arkan-as river from its ity of Marquette. Assays of the quartz Business men, Guardians, Trustees, Ladles and CATTLE—The cattle market is only rnoder- eply to a remark made by witnees to the ef- Egypt, and passengers can now go overland mouth to its head waters; Mr. Glass cock of service, viz., to show the divisions of a sther persons will find this Bank a Gil Oimun, a Detroit icarnalist, was con- tely active. Prices have dedinpd about 10@ ect that he didn't believe he (Bolles) was in to India. un as high as $Si. Work is being done sentence. The Greek grammarians firmed as consul to New Zealand by the Senate ihe chest, that "I was awful skeered, and I California to amend the Chinese immigra- 5e. Following is the range: Extra 6teers, l86ue of silver dollars for the week ended tion act; Mr. Morrison of Illinois to provide the n a number of other places, but these were the first to recognise the limbs of SAFE AND CONVENIENT OH the 3d. Gil declines the appointment. >.5S*5 50; good to choice, $4 50 to 5; medium, hick 1 was in there sure. If I wasn't in there I application of surplus revenue in excess of ire the principal. All feel confident :4@4 50; good butchers', $4.E0@5; medium, lon't know where I was." Witnees said Mrs. November 29, $393,495; corresponding period a sentence. A clause they called a Place at which to make Deposits and do business. Wm. G. Graves, died in Port Huron a few last year, $343,487. $1,600,000 to the purchase of United States ,hat 1885 will see a notable gold rush daye ano of paralysis resulting from a wound ta4"50; common, $2 50 to 3 75. White always took charge of papers when he bonds; Mr. BroTn of Iatiiana to prevent dis- comma, a member of a sentence a colon received in the battle of Drury's Bluff, Va. Hooa—The hog market is dull and prices had seen business done in the house. There Neiville, ithe much-married coachman, has crimination against any class of cltlzecs in the tho upper Peninsula of Michigan. and a complete sentence a period. Lit- was blood upon Mrs. White's face of tbe same been sentenced to the Columbus, Ohio, peni- army; Mr. Dockery of Missouri to repeal all tle attention, however, was paid to Interest is Allowed on All Savings Deposits The machinery and fixtures of the old whip ange at $3 85@4 30. 'Kind as ihat upon the bed clothing. tentiary for seven years. soeket.factory in Tp3ilanti,have been seized by IEEP—For sheep the market continues acts authorizing the presence of deputy mar- Sunday Meals. these divisions for a long time. Aelius December 4 the prosecution put Harrison Frances D. Moulton of New Tork, who fig- shals and supervisors of elections at the polls; Of $1.00 and upward, according to the rules oi the United States marshall and sent to Detroit .ctive prices being $2 50@3 75W irgonaut. Donatus, who flourished in tho fifth the bank, and interest compounded semi-annu Snow on the stand again and argued that he ured so notoriously in the Beecher- flitoa scan- Mr. Cox of New York to amend the act re- Burglars entered Frank B. Watkia6' store was ecjapetent to give an opinion as to bow dal a few years ago, is dead. moving burdens from the merchant marine, to It is an accepted fact in household century and wrote a grammar which ally- at Monterey Center, Allegan county, the other thics that a good part of Monday must Money to Loan in Sums of $25 to night, and walked away with goods valued at he blood came upon the clothing of Henry The pub'ic debt was increased during the continue the work on the lOih census, and a servedall Europe until after the inven- Expectoration Expected. White and his wife. The court allowed him month of November $747,124. December 1 the resolution calling upon tho president for cop- lo sacrificed to recovering from indi- tion of printing, was the first to distin- $5,000, two. .rarat Eigle. .0 answer and Snow said he thought Ike blood total debt was $1,417,9J6,9S«. ies of correspondence and information relative gestion engendered by Sunday's irregu- guish these divisions by placing a dot Secured by UnincumDered Real Estaio and other Mrs. G. Dieterich, wlfe^of a well-to -do farm- came from the wound in White's neck. to our present relation with Mexico: Mr. J. D. 5 er living a short distance west of Owosso, Pat was a fresh arrival, and hai ob- Henry S. Smith, of Clinton county, sworn: The Washington monument was completed Taylor, to prohibit the discharge of any honor- arity. In most households, break- at the bottom of tb.9 line, where our KOod securities. aiaed a situation in a hotel as a sort of on the Oih inst. The monument is 650 feet ast on tho first day in tho week is an j dropped dead in the road Nov. £9. Heart dis- Saw Dan Holcomb at William Holcomb's in high, and is the highest structure in the ably discharged union soldier or his widow or full-point now is, to designate the com- DIRECTORS—Christian Mack, W. W. Wines man of all work. Ogeinaw in April and again In October, 1S83. world. daughter from any position in the civil service hour later than on othor days, and ma; in the middle of the line, where W. D. Uarriman, William Deuble, K. A, Deal, Frearlca Peterson gets a judgment o" $900 "Now, Pat," said the landlord, "you Din said he had been there a week. Witness except for specific cauee; Mr. Hophins of generally a moro elaborate moal. Din- our hyphen is, for tho colon, and at tho Daniel Hiscock and W. b. Smith. ugainst the city of Kat&mazao lor damages by oe that sign, 'Gentlemen must use tho made a "drive" for deer the next day, and Dan Baron de Castro, who served as national in- Pennsylvania, to create the office of govern- OFFICERS—Christian Mack. President; W. reakintr a limb on a limb on the sidewalks of was going out on the lake in a boat, but back- terpreter at the White House, during Garfleld's ment architect; Mr. Springer of Illinois to ner, on the other hand, with apparent top of the line, where our apostrophe is, W Wines. Vice-president: C. B. Hiscock, Cashier ;hat place. ipittoons.' If you notico any guests ed out, and spoke of shooting any deer that incumbency, committed suicide in New York facilitate promotions in the army by providing nconsisteney, is several hours earlier; for the full-point. It was not until violating that rule, I want you to report might swim past, with a revolver he had. on the 2d inst. for retirement on their own application of ivith the third eating, tea or supper, a well into the sixteenth century that John Morris, the would-be assassin of Mayor he matter to mo.' This was in the morning. When witness re- officers who served in the war of the rebellion. Robinson of Charlotte has bsea given 20 years turned at sundown Holcomb was at the same A dispatch from Dongola received in London A large number of private or unimportant bills most movable feast. And this derange- printers bpgan definitely adopting an Get Your Property Insured By in Jackeon in which to meditate upon the er- "Oi wull, sor." place, having been there all day, and then on the 3d Inst, btates that El Mahdl, the false were aLo introduced and referred to commit- ment of the weekly routine any chato- acknowledged system of graduated ror of his ways. Pat kept a sharp eye cut, and alter claimed he had lost his revolver the day prophetis dead of cholera and that his follow- tees. On motion of Mr. Weniple of New York aino will tell you is solely to secure points. C. H. MILLEN, O.-12O Strong, editor of the Nashville Newe, watching a gentleman for half an hour, before, he thought. Didn't know where he ers are dying fast. the Seaa'e bill appropriating $40,000 for stat- ho "Sunday" out to tho servants. Said who was arrested some months ago for shoot- ho went to him and said: had lost it, but thought he did so in a "burn- The annual report of the superintendent of uary and historical tablets for the Saratoga a vivacious "hostess at a table where the .*. INSURANCE ing with intent to kill Dr. Focte of tbat place, ing." Witness never saw the pistol, and Dan the life-saving servile statea that 4,412 persons Monument was taken from the table and Prospeotivo Calico Boom, No. 4 South Main street, Ann Arbor. The oldest has been acquitted. "D'ye moind tbo sign forninst the made no mention ef the loss wheD they got were saved during the year by the efforts of paesea. At 1 o'clock tbe inter-state commerce question was recently discussed—the agency in the city. Established a quarter of a Charles Coon, sentenced from Genesee county wall, sorP" home. Witness mentioned it to William, Vut members of the service. bill came up as unfinished business cf the meal being dinner at 6 o'clock Sunday Henry M. Stanley, tho explorer, has century ago. Representing the following first- n 1881 lo flveyears In Jackson, and John Rilev, "Yes." never heard Din say anythinf about the pistol The first business transaction of the House House and oil a demand for the regular order. veuing: "From my earliest recollec- been calculating what tho effect on the class companies, with over $30,000,00U assets. 1 being for a present to William. Saw Holccmb the present session wa3 the nassine of the bill Mr. Anderson of Kansas addressed the House calico trade would be if the people of Home Ins. Co., of N. Y.; Continental sent to Jackson from Oakland county in 1S?J "Phy don't ye obserye it, thin?' tion Monday headache was a weekly for 15 year6, have been pardoned. "I am not spitting on the carpet." up there again. He came again two weeks authorizing the construction of a bridge across urging the Importance of the subject and the ailment at home. When I married the Congo, who are now clothed chiefly Ins. Co., cf N. y.; Niagara Ins. Co., of All the men In Nelson, Matter & Go's furni- afterwards, in the night, and left at daylight, St. Croix river, between Stlllwater and Tay- necessity for lecislation thereon. Mr. Suive- in sunshine can be induced to wear N. Y.; Girard Ins. Co., of Phila.; Orient ,ure factory In Grand Rapids have been cut said tho gentleman, rather astonished. the next morning, William accoir panted him. lor's Falls. ley of IndUna elected to fill the vacancy caused and found myself tho dictator of a Ins. Co., ot Hartford; Commercial Union down to nine dollars per week, and are only •'I know yer not, an' yer not usin' Charles Wmgleson had said Holcomb wanted Senator Cullom's bill introduced the first by the resignation of Mr. Calkins, who has world of my own, my first care was to American and English print. He says of Londoj; Liverpool and London and given work three to five days per week. tho spittune nater. Spet, ye lhafe, or to know If witness had said Dan wouldn't day of the present session to prohibit distinc- been in the House but four days, made a reform. Sunday eating so far as my fam- that if every inhabitant of the Congo p A letter that passed through the Bay City oi'll report yez." allow Eunice's baby to seethe light, and tions in the army, provides that all branches BDeech in support of the Keagan BUb3titute. basin should have ono Sunday dress GlobeGlb . office addressed "John Jones, six miles from also asked if witness thought Judd of the military service thall be open to all His ep ;ech was pronounced by the older mem- ily was concerned. We breakfast at 8, every year more than 300.000,000 yards P&r~ Rates low. Losses liberally adjusted and Cleveland, who drives a pair of red oxen,'" could do the murder. Said it took a cool hand American citizens. bers a very able and forcible one. At 2:30 p. as usual, and lunch at 1; at 6 o'clock of cotton cloth or calico would be re- romptly paid. C. H. MILLEN. reached the party for whom it was intended. No Abiding City. and bull head to do the J')b. Witnees thought A;bert Bradley of Muskegon got on a little m. the House adjourned until Monday. we dine. The joint or fowl is cold, A number of colored people in the cities There is a tribe of about 3,000 Ho Jadd too big a fool, and Dan raid "Judd is no tear the other night, and before he got through prepared on Saturday. A salad accom- quired; if two Sunday and four every- Michigichigaan have preparepp d exhibits for the N brews between Damascus and Jerusa- fool by any means. with it had shot four men, one of them being DECEMBER 8. day dresses were used the enormouB Olive oil is becoming one of the Orleans exposition. 8. C. Watson of Prosecutor Gibson said their sidgtce at Ann Ar'mr. Mich, louse Monday and Tuesday evenings, up a dozen." Clean, highly perfumed, for a nice organ of my own manu- Yo can save from $10 to $15 by calling facture to present a« a Going Sorth. < K South. 3ec. 15 and 16, and crowded houses will not oily, not a dye. Restores original at 31 South Main street. STATIONS. Tl COLD TOEpWlY 2 FKIDAY DECEMBER 12, 1884. doubtless greet them. A car loud of color. Exe. Mail Standard Time. I Ex. | Mail. scenery, specially designed by the best Always al the head—The barber. Washee, Washee. Hong Heijg's Chiu- p. m. a. in Leave Arrive Make preparations NOW. Remember you can buy a pood overcoat for 85. 5:« 7:05 Toledo irtists of the day, is carried and used in THE HOUSEWIF'S FAVORITE.—We will >se Laundry on Huron st., is the place A week ago we received 75 of them, and to-day we have but twenty THE UMVEKSITV. >rodup.ing the magnificent scenic effects ;o get washing and ironing done up Zhnstmas Gift 5:30 7:14 Mauhatten Junction left. They are GENUINE BARGAINS. At 86 and 87 lend free for one entire year, to every >rown. Shirts 10 cents, Collars 3 cents 5:40 7:23 Alexis Junction. ... hat characterize the drama. The im ady who semis us at once the names of \ru invited to call at the works at the foot of li:14 Ml.". Monroe Junction — we have ten different styles. Wt: ;I1KC> carry a Look out for the Christmas Argonaut; mense company from the actor who takes or.30 cents per doz< n, Under shirts 7 Washin ton-st. Repairing a specialty. 6 SI 8 80 Dundee en married ladies, at same address, and cents, Drawers 7 cents, Night Shirts 10 ii 88 8 46 Azalia The Two Sams are to furnish the sen- he smallest phi t in the enactment of the L2 two-ct. stamps for postage, our hand- 646 «0! Milan ior law plugs. cents, Socks 5 cents, Pillow Cases 5 K5N Urania drama to those who assume the leading some, entertaining and instructive Jour- cents, Handkerchiefs 3 cents. Cuffs 5 D. F. ALLMENDINGER, 9 22 Prof. Taft is back from a two week's roles are especially selected for their 7 07 l'ittsfleld nal devoted to Fashions, Fancy Work, cents per pair, or 50 per dozen, Towels ANN ARBOR, MICH. 7 SO 9os 5a0 Ann Arbor stay at Cincinnati. respective parts.ind enriched with Kidney-Wort. Call and get prices for roofing, eve- Successor to F. & A. Sorg, English Tooth Brushes, Sing the same tune to meet our prices. In Underwear we have an Immense In Saturday'" meeting the I its of '87 MB. EDITOII:—Will you publish the Stock. Those of our customers that we could not supply with lots It acts at the same time on the Kidneys. troughs and conductors at J. E. Har- We call special attention to our stock of decided to have no class hats this year. following statement of the vote cast at kin's. -I! & 28 Wnshiiigton-st., - Ann Arbor. 665and 898 underwear, we can now t;ive them all sizes. the late election as understood by a close Liver and Bowels and has more real vir- They are without doubt the best 50c underwear in The enthusiasm for organizing a uni- tue in a package than can be found in J. E. Harkins, manufacturer and deal- Chemical Glass-ware, Apparatus, versity battalion seems to be dying out. observer of the canvass, and its manage- Commissioners' Notice. Ann Arbur. For Heavy Gloves, Mittens, ment by the county committee, whose any other remedy for the same class of er in stove, tin and sheet iron ware, iTATE OK MICHIGAN, County of Washit-naw. AND and Winter Caps,. call on The dissecting rooms will hereafter be plans were well laid and so carefully and diseases pumps and furnaces. Work of all kinds s ss. The undersigned having henn appointed open for work on S iturday afternoons. successfully carried out, that not a sin- A tight fit—The jim jams. promptly attended to. A full line of by thee Probate CourCourtt for said county, 'JoiningJoininN- Pure Chemicals of our own Importation. coal and wood stoves. sinni'rs to receive, exaininean 1 adjust nil claims Mr. S. A. Moron's Now Orleans ex- gle republican office holder in this coun- J3TKeep in the Fashion The Dia- and demands of all persons against the estate of A full line of BLITZ &o L^IsTGrSIDOIRI cursion will leave Ann Arbor on Dec.ty remains to tell the sad story- First mond Dyes always do more than they Framing of all kinks of Pictures a Maria Elizabetha Bohmitt, late of said county de- 22d. let me way 1 am in favor of making Ann claim to do. Color over that old dress. specialty at Lewis & Gibson's, No. 10ooaaocU hereby give notice that six months from TIEMAN'S SURG'L INSTRUMENTS The Only Strictly One-Price Clothiers in Ann Arbor. Arbor city pay all of her share of the and 12 West Huron-et. date are allowed.by order "I s:iiil Probate Court, Both the Chronicle and Argonaut want It will look like new. They are war- for creditors to present I heir claims against the At list prices. WANTED—Two experienced t alesmen. the library to be open at least until 10 taxes aud a little more, but I ana not in ranted. 10c. at druggists. Wells, Rich- WANTED—To hire for two or three estate of said deceased, and that they will meet p. m. favor of holding Anii Arb^r city or town ardson & Co., Burlington, Vt. months a good horse and topjbuggy, for at the store of L. Gruner, Esq , in the city of responsible for the loss of a single vote Ann arbor, in said county, on Saturday the 7th STTTIDZEHSTT S The Hahnemunnian society is arrang- A close student—The tailor's appren- light service andj with good care by day of February, and on Thurday the 7th day of that should hare been cast for Col. Eld- reliable party. Address Box 2, Ann May next, at ten o'clock A. M., of each of said Are cordially Invited to examine our stock aa ing for a course of lectures to bt: given redge, as he received three more votes in tice. days, to receive, examine and adjust said 2 « under its auspices. Arbor, P. O. claims. the city and town than did any member Did you ever notice a man who hud Dated November 7, 1884. quality and prices. The dents of '85 received their class of the fusion state ticket. Let us exam- dyspepsia? He looks as if he had been The Michigan Central is togiv e nn pins last week. They are very LEONHART) ORUNER, EBERBACH A SON. ine the vote cast in. the county and seewatc lung the sun spots, dodging torna- excursion to New Orleans Dec. 22, and JOHN C1UETZ, Jit., Send 6 cents for postage unique and pretty. what we find. The whole number of does, been through several fires, eaten those who desire to take in tbe great Commissioners. and receive free a costly ^ -~ box of goods which will ^ 55 Miss Ernestine Merglei, special stu- votes cast for fusion electors was 5,316; alum Baking Powder all his life. He worlds fair «t this time can purchase 1 dent in the literary department has been tor fusion suite ticket 5,259, making a will soon die, and the next generation, tickets good for 15 days for $25.35; good Commissioner's Notice. A PRIZE;help you to more money (0 MM)" right away than anything else In this world. All ill for some time. difference of 57 liberal republicans who as well as the wise ones of this, will buy for 40 days, $30.75. The excursionists o TATK OF MICHIGAN.County of Washtenaw. of either sex succeed from first hour. The broad c c voted for the fusion electors, as against DeLand's Chemical Baking Powder, and will go through without change of cars t> ' The undersigned having been appointed by road to fortune opens before the workers, ab- o The Argonaut will not appear to-mor- HieTrobate Court for said county, commission- solutely sure. Atonce address, True& Co.. Au- row, but will issue a double Christmas .Mr. Blaine, who being true to their par- get a pure article. Try it now and don't which is worth considering by those ers to receive, examine a-«l adjust nil claims i iisin, Maine. o 2 '5 number on Dec. 17. tp principles, voted the republican state shorten your life by tn ing to save a few contemplating the trip. The route will and demands of all persons against tne estate of and county ticket • The highest number pennies. bo by the Michigan Central, Cincinnati Milan Kidder, late of said county deceased, Q It is still doubtful whether Prof. Wil- hereby give notice that six months from date Kstato ot Patrick Cowen. ot votes cast for any of the state officers Hamiliton and Dayton and the great are allowed, by order of said Probate Court. son will be able to resume his duties in Complaint is made that some of the TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw Z •o . college next semester. on the fusion ticket was 5,259. The vote Southern road to New Orleans. for Cn ditors to present their claims against the S ss. At a session of the probate court for cast for Congressman Eldredge was milkmen adulterate their milk. If such estate of said deceased, an I that ihey will meel the county of Washtenaw, holden at the probate C C H S. P.Langley, an eminent astronomer 5,ii65, ii IOKH to Mr. Eldredge of 194 votes. is the case the council should take the at the store of William H Davenport & Son, in office in the city of Ann Arbor.on Wednesday,the O C5 r. of*Alleghany City, Pa., is the guest of his matter in hand. the village of Saline, in said county, on Wednes- iitith day of November, in the year one thou Let us examine into the cause of this day, the eighteenth day of February and on sand eiglit hundred and eighty four. c » 3 brother, Prof. Langley. loss without any view as to who will be KIDNEY-WOR1 Monday the eighteenth day of Mao next, at ten 1'resent, William D. Harriman. Judge of Pro postmaster, believing that the appoint- Architectural Plans ami Specilii at ion*. o'clock a. m of each of said davs, to receive bate. Hubbell, lit '87, is teaching near Ionia, examine and adjust said claims. In the matter of the estate of Patrick Cowen O Mich. He expects to resume his duties ment will fall upon some good democrat People who want Houses built accord- Dated, November 18, 1881 deceased. Pi at the university nest year. who has served his country faithfully William II. Davenport, On reading and filing the petition duly verified iDg to modern .style can obtain the same THE SURE CURE A. M. Clark, The first concert of the university mu- and his party equally as well. It is evi- of John W. Nanry, praying that a oer dent that the 194 votes lost by Mr. Eld- from Andrew Climie. Heating and FOR Commissioners. tain Instrument now on file in this court pur- * § sical society will be given in university Ventilation a specialty. See houses of porting to the last will and testament of said de hall, Tuesday evening, Dec. 16. redge went to the credit of Capt. Allen, KIDNEY DISEASES, ceased may be admitted to probate, and that counting two for each democratic vote O. Eberbach, E. E. Beal and E. S. Wor- Estate of Slatery, Minors. John W. ;Nanry may4 be appointed executor Several lines of hose have been placed LIVER COMPLAINTS, OTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw thereof. received, or 388, of the497 vote- that Mr. den. Office at residence 23 Maynard-st., Thereupon it is ordered that "Monday.the H in the chemical laboratory in connection Eldredge ran behind in this county, CONSTIPATION, PILES, O ss. At a session of the probate court for with the tank to be used in case of tire. Ann Arbor. the county of Washtenaw, hold n at the Pro dayof December next, at ten o'clock in the fore leaving 109 votes to be accounted for- bate Office in the city of Ann Arbor, on Tues noon, be assigned for the hearing of said peti The homeops are rejoicing over their This is very easily done. The prohfbi- City Locals. AND BLOOD DISEASES. day, the 25th day of November, in the year on< tion, and that the devisees, legatees, and heirs new clock in the amphitheatre. It was thousand eiarht hundred and eighty-four. atlaw of said dereased and all other per tion candidate for commissioner of state PHYSICIANS ENDORSE IT HEARTILY. | Present, William D. Harriman. Judge of Pro sons interested in said estate, are required to ap presented by the Hahnemannian socie- land office received 655 votes. Mr. Mosh- A Drop in Flour. bate. pear at a session of said court, then t< ty. er, candidate for congress on the same 'Kidney-Wort ia the moot successful remedy In the matter of the estate of Mary T. Slat be holden at the probate office, in the city o In buying Flour ask your grocers for leveruscd." Dr. I». C. ta]lou,Monkton,Vt. ery. Join W. Slatery, Sarah E. Slatery, minors Ann Arbor, in said county, and show cause, i Miss Bertha Wright, lit '87, has on ac- ticket received 531, a loss of 124. Alter the Roller King and Roller Queen, man- "Kidney-Wort io always reliable." Michael F, Howard, the guardian o any there be, why the prayer of the petitione a careful examination of the official can- Dr. B. N. Clavlc, So. Hero, Vt. said estate, comes into court and represents should not b« granted. And it Is further ordered count df her mother's continued illness ufactured by Swathel, Kyer & Peterson. that said petitioner give notice to the been obliged to leave college tempor- vass as reported by towns and now on The above brands have been reduced to • 'Kidney-Wort h as cured my w ife after two years that he is now prepared to render his annual ac OF file in the clerk's office, I am satisfied suffering." Dr. C. M. Sumxnerlin, Sun Hill, G-a. count as such guardian. persons interested in said estate, of tin arily. $5.75 and $4.75 per barrel respectively. IN THOUSANDS OF CASES Thereupon it Is ordered, that Saturday, th< pendency of said petition, and thi that Capt. Allen received 109 of tbe 124 18 h day of December next, at ten o'clock ii hearing thereof, by causing a copy of thi Prof. T. C. Trueblood, of the Kansas Swathel, Kyer & Peterson have re- it has cured where all else had failed. It ia mild, order to be published In The Ami Arbor Dem City school of oratory, is forming private prohibition votes. To the 100 votes add duced the price on flour. Roller King but efficient, CERTAIN IN ITS ACTION, but the forenoon, be assigned for examining and al the 388, and to this number add Mr. Eld- harmless in all coses. lowing- such account, and that the next of kin OOixtt, a newspaper printed and circulating ii No IO North Main St., has been refitted, classes for a course of 20 lessons in elo- to $5.75 and Roller Queen to$4.75 . For t F"I t cleanse* the Blood and Strengthen* ar.d of •said wards, and all other persons interest said county, three successive weeks previous t^ cution. redges plurality vote of 710, muking sale at all the principle groceries. fire* Now Life to all the important organs of ed In said estate are required to appear at a said day of hearing. and we have the After June, 1885, all incomplete exam- 1,207. To tnis number add 57 votes, the the body. The natural action of the Kidneys is session of said court then to be holden at the WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN. Struck by lightning. Those beauti- restored. The Uver la cleansed of all disease, probate office in the city of Ann Arbor, in saic (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. inations which have not been complete' difference between the electoral vote, WILLIAM U. DOTY. Probate Register and the state ticket, and you have the ful photographs by Story, No. 6 East and tho Bowels move freely and healthfully. county, and show cause it any ther. be, whj within one j ear, sliail be regarded as nol Huron-st. are made by electricity. The In this way tho wont diseased aro eradicated th said account should not be allowed: And il passed. same plurality as the Cleveland electors from the system. a is further ordered, that said Guardian givi Finest Billiard Parlors in the City! Is there a man in Washtenaw county ac- Van Depole electric light is used at that PRICX, MOO LIQUID OR DBT, SOLD riTDBC00I8TS , notice to the persons interested in smid estate, Estate of Thomas Bradley. THE DEMOCRAT from now until com- gallery from 4 until 10 o'clock at night. of the pendenc) of said account, and the hear TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw Full line of- mencement day will be mailed to any quainted with Capt. Allen who has so Dry can be sent by mall. ing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to ss. At a session of the probate court for th< small a brain as to think for a single He charges but $3.50 per dozen for Cab- WELLS, RICIIARDSOX &CO.IJurllnj^on Vt. S stuient for the exceedingly low sum oi iuets; $2 for card size. be published in the .Inn Arbor Democrat, a county of Washtenaw, holden at the probate of 50 cents. moment that Col. Eldredge mide other newspaper printed and circulating in said coun- flee, in the city of Ann Arbor, on Saturday, the TOBACCO and CIGhABS. than a splendid run, when he lost only ty, two successive weeks previous to said da> &M day of Noveirb^r, in the year one thousam T. A. Boot, medic, '86, has been electee Nice Fresh Oranges and Lemons for of hearing. eight hundred and eighty-four. The original W. W. BLISS 5c Cigar. 194 democratic votes, opposed as he was sale by James Schiappacasse. KIDNEY-WORT WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, Present, William D. Harriman, Judge of Pro to fill the vacancy on the Argonaul by a resident of the county, a gentleman (A true copy.) Judge of Probate bate. Best of all. board, caused by the resignation of W. who has almost as many relatives in the To RENT—Finely furnished Rooms to WM. Q. DOTY, Probate Register. In the matter of the estate of Thomas Bradley P. Munn. county as (.'ol. Eldredge lost votes, a rent within three minutes walk of the un: deceused. lveisity. Call at the corner of Cather- EDWARD PATE, On reading and filing the petition.duly verifiec Bliss cfe Bliss. J. E. Beal, lit '82, entertained the Beta young man who s'ands head and should- Estate of James M. Smith. of Alfted Lewis, administrator, praying that Theta Pi and the Phi Gamma Beta so- ers above the person who would have ine and Ingall's-st. ACHINIST, and repairer of Surgical Iustru he may be licensed to sell the real estate where M incuts Locks, Umbrellas and Parasols CTATE OF MICHIGAN. County of Washtenaw of said deceased died suizud. cieties at his residence on Wednesday the few readers of his paper believe that Go and see the prices given with goods Fine Macoine and Bicycle Woika Specialty. No O ss. At a ses ion of the Probate Court for the Thereupon it is ordered, that Saturday.the "30th evening of last week. 35 Xorth Main-st, Ann Arbor. Mich. county of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate NEW MARKET HENRY MATTHEWS, Capt. Allen was so very "vulucrable on at Em.inuel Wagner's grocery, South Office in the city of Ann Arbor on Monday, till day of December next, at ten o'clock in the fore Prof. Steere has b^en engaged to de- account of his temperance record that it Main street. first day of December in the year one thousand noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition C. W. VOCEL, - Proprietor, •i<- pifTfliim to Inform the puboo that ho It SUNSHIJiE FOR EVERYBODY. and that the heirs at law of sait 1 liver a lecture for the benefit of thewas an easy matter to ge' republicans to eight hundred and eighty-four. deceastd, and all other persons inter [Late of Chelsea.l t»» luceire them in liisnt; ./ orick ladies' aid society of the Methodisl vote against him." If this statement is LAMPS—A large assortment at Eman- A neat monthly pul-lication called The Sun Present, William D. Harriman, Judge of Pro ested in snid rstate, are required to appear correct it is a pretty good joke on theuel Wagners, Sout Main-st. shine Magazine.is becomingquite popular am<.»g bate. at a session of said court, then to be holden at th< AT church at Battle Creek. the ladies, and has readers in most every town In the matter of the estnte of James M Smith probate otttce, in the city of Ann Arbor, ant workers that Capt. Allen had at every A cheap horse for sale cheap. It is a large Illustrated Magazine devoted to deceased. show cause, if any there be, why the prayer o: MEAT MARKET! Secretary DePont requests all lits to precinct in the county. If this person Fashions, Fancy Work, Cooking, Farming am On reading and filing the petition duly verlflec Thomas Math&ws' Old Stand, see about their number of ( redits. The A. WILSEY. Household Matters, Its low subscription price of Martha Ann Smith, praying that a certaii the petitioner should not be granted. Am on Ann Street. with long ears would examine the elec- to new subscribers, only fifty cents a year, glvei instrument nowon file in this court purporting to it is further ordered that said petitioner give ONE DOO» EAST OF LEONARD HOUSE. lists for the Calendar, wi>ich is to appear For California dryed fruits call on it a large circulation. Sample copies ten cents notice to the persons interested In said estate, of •Trash and Salt Meats kept on hand. in March, 1885, will be closed Jan. 12. tion returns he would see that Capt. Al- be the last will and testament of said deceased the pendency of said petition and tiie hearing a W. YOG L. •• r-thing In his line will be first-class, and len ran ahead of the state ticket in al-Chas. E. Wagner, No. 17, Ann-st. Address, The Sunshine Magazine, Fillmcre, Al may be admitted to probate, and that BdwaK thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be Frank Nelson, law '83, at present chiei most every town where liquor is sold. 1 legany Co.,N. Y. D. Howell may be appointed exei utor thereof. published In Tht Ann Arbor Democrat, a news The only pure Cider Vinegar that is Thereupon il is Ordered, That Monday, the paper printed and circulating In said county At Reasonab.e Rates. clerk of the department of the interior wish to state that Capt. Allen spent a : ( sold is purchased at Emanuel Wagner's, Sam. B. Revenaugn 29th day of December, instant, at ten o'clock ii three successive weeks previous to said day ol i • pel nniQ ni Blncen •••inks to all his old cu* at Ottawa, Canada, will visit Ann Arbor .meat deal of time and hard work in this No. 33, south Main-st. the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing o heat ing. -H-roiispatronage, and cordl sometime between Christmas and New county, his friends spent a great deal oi Is now taking the said petition, and that the devisees, legatees WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, a. COLLIKS, ally Invites tkem, aad all new customers to hii Years. Roller King Flour only $5.74 per bar- mid heirs at law of said deceased, and all other (A true copy.) Judge of Probate new quarters, where he hopes by fair dealing to time and money and were determined to persons interested in said estate, are required to ^Dealer in •nlarge his a*veadv srowing business- Will McDonald, law '86, formerly lit carry the county, but owing to the close rel. For sale by all grocers. appear at a session of said courtrtlien to be hold WM" .. G. DOTY Probat~ e Register '87, who has been at his home in Bay work of the county committee they were 01 en at the Probate Office, in the city of Ann Ar- Everything is first-class bought at In the City at bor, and show cause if any there be, why the Estate of Kosaniui Ray. STONE, LIME, WATER LIME? City for the last mouth on account.o: check-mated. On the other hand Mi. Chas. E. Wagner's, the grocer, prayer of the petitionersliould not be granted For Sixgars sickness, has fully recovered and will re- Eldredge in my presence informed Cagt. No. 17 East Ann-st. And it is further ordered, that said Detitionei QTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw CALCINED PLASTER, CEMENT, turn to college soon. Manly, the chairman of the democratic Prices to Suit the Times give notice to the persons interested in said es w ss. At a session of the probate court, for the James Schiappacasse sells fresh Cho- tate. of the pendency of said petition, and the county of Washtenaw, holden at the probate of That are Strictly Pure, The Alpha Nu society's junior pro- county committee that he did not pro- ENTRANCE THROUGH hearlngthereof. by causing a copy of this order Bee In the city of Ann Arbor, on Tuesday, the B-R-l-C-K, pose to employ a single man or expend a colate Cream Drops for 20 cents per to be published in the Ann Arbor IJtnwcrat, a ioth day of November, in the year one thousanc gramme on Friday evening last proved pound. newspaper printed and circulated in said county eight hundred and eighty-four. quite a success. The Arion quartette single dollar in this or any other county McMillan & Randall's to get men to work for him at the polls. I pay cash for Butter and Eggs, at 33 bhree successiveweeka previous to snid dayo Present, \wlliuin 1). llari'iiitau Judge of Pro PLASTERING HAIR, FOR COFFEES and Mr. E. Bilbie, an amateur violinist, hearing. bate And all Kinds of— furnished the music. If he could not be elected without he South Main-st. STORE & *RT GALLERY WILLIAM 1>. imtHIMAN, In the matter of the estate of Rosanna Ray, de would stay at home. I think both gen- EMANUEL WAGNER. (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. ceased. That are Perfect in Flavor, A rugby medal was found on Sunday tlemen made a splendid run and there WM. G. DOTY, Probate Regis er. On reading and filing the petition duly verified last on the steps of the M. E. church For all kinds of Salted Fish call on NO 3O EAST HURON ST. of John A. J Kay, praying that administration let them rest. A VOTER. Chas. E. Wagner, Of said estate may be granted to Henry D The owner can receive the same by call- Estate of Patrick Boy. Plattorsome othei Buitableperson, :—Corner of Fifth & Hiiron-Sts._ FOR GROUND SPICES ing at the billiard hall of Bliss & Bliss, No. 17 East Ann-st. CTATE OF MICHIGAN. County of Washtenaw Thereupon, it is ordered, that Monday, the Ann Arbor - Midi. and proving property. It is painful and annoying to be dis- Malaga Grapes at James Schiappacas- ^ ss. At a session of the Probate Court for tin S'-'d day of December next, at ten o'clock Mr.BENJAffllNL. FAEDER in thf Forenoon, be assigned for the hearing That are not Adulterated, The senior lite elected the following turbed in public assemblies by some one se's fruit stand on Huron-st. county of Washtenaw, holden at the l'roliati Office in the city of Ann Arbor, on Monday, tin of said petition, and that the heirs JACKSON FIRE CLAY CO remaining officers Saturday: W. Ecoughing or sneezing, especially when A full line of Crockery Ware at SOLO VIOLINIST, first day of December, in the year one thousand at law of said deceased, and all other 1 persona interested In saidestate, are required to Manufacturers of Brownlee, historian; Miss Tozer, poet they know that there is a remedy like Dr EilAMKL WAGNER'S. Late of Philadelphia, graduate of the eiK'lit hundred and eighty-four. appear al a session of said oourt,then to be holden IT or Teas Miss Schmermund, seer; C. P. Bush; sec- Bull's Cough Syrup easily to be ob Present, William D, Harriman. Judge of Pro Chow Cnow and Mixed Pickles, Dried Leipzig Conservatory, begs to an-bate. at the probate Office, in the city of Ann Arbor, retary; A. E. Kastl, treasurer; fci, E. Hig- tained. In the matter of the estate of Patrick Hoy, de and show cause if any there be, gins, marshal- Beef, Smoked Sugar-Cured Meats at nounce that he has decided to re- ceased. why the prayer of the petitionershould not be That Never Turn Red and A leading question—Dispute as toChas. E. Wagner's, granted. And it is further ordered, that said Prof. Palmer delivered a lecture on who goes first. main in Detroit, and will receive pu- On reading and filing the petition, duly veri petitioner give notice to the persons Interested Stone Sewer Pip u "Homeopathy" in the lower lecture room No. 17 East Ann-st. fled <>f Daniel E. Hoy, praying that administra- in .saul estate, of the pendency of said petition, Baeklen'g Arnica Salve. pils at the music rooms of Rotioe n os said estate may be granted to Daniel E. and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy ni' i his —AND-AND - SALT BY THE BARREL! of the medical building on Wednesday Fresh Oysters and Clams at James Stephens, Woodward Avenue. Mr, Hoy and Michael H. Hoy. order to be published In the ASH ARBOK DEM- evening. It was the first of a course of The best salve in the world for Cute Schiappacasse's. Thereupon it to Ordered, That Saturday. Hie OCMAT, a newspaper printed and circulated in lectures to jpe given under the auspices BruiKcs, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe- Faeder has attached himselt to the37th day of December, Instant, at ten o'clock in said county three successive weeks previous to —GO TO— the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing "I said day of hearing. Ail our Drain Tile are made of Fire Clay, nri of the senior medical class- ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil Oranges and Lemons cheap, at Eman- staff of the Detroit School of Music. said petition, and that, the heirs at law of said WILLIAM l> HARRIMAN, r unusual strength and light weU/hl, which" ma Prof. Harrington delivers a lecture be- blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions uel Wagner's store, No. 33 South Main- deceased and all other persons Interested In terially reduces the breakage and expense oi street. WILL ACCEPT ENGAGEMENTS mid estate, are required to appear at a session A true rt>pv Judge of Probate. fore the Ann Arbor scientific association and positively cures Piles, or no pay re- WILLIAM G. DOTY. Probate Register i" trtation. FOR CONCERTS. of said court, then to be holden at thu Probate The ditching f. >;- this class i>f tilingislessexpen to-morrow^evening on "The Earthquake quirud. It is guaranteed to give perfeel $4.75 per barrel is the price we are Office, in the City of Ann Arbor.and show cause, D. Stimson satisfation, or money refunded. Price Address, B. L. Faeder, Roe Stephens i o. as they do not require to be laid below frost of September 1!), and Earthquakes in now selling Roller Queen Flour. Try it. if any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner Estate of Thomas Monaghan. nt only deep enough to escape the plow. General." Students and the public K''U 25 cents per box. For sale by Eberbach Music Store, or 273 Fort Street, West should not be granted. And it is further or- While this is more onomlcal it also aids ANN ARBOR, MICH. SWATHEL, KYER & PETERSON. Detroit, Mich. dered, that said petitioner give notice to the per- obtainingia better fall" or grade to the drain. erally are cordially invited to be piesent & Son. sons interested in said estate, of the pendency TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtcnan . "Where do you get your PURE CIDER S ss. At a session of the probate court for the The lecture will be given in room 24 Coin collectors—Street car conduc- of said petition, and the hearing thereof, by county of Washtenaw, holdeu at the probate of- A full assortment of "Jl sizes, for sale la sni university building, at 8 o'clock. tors. VINEGAR?" At Emanuel Wagner's, of causing a copy of this order to be published in fice in the city of Ann Arbor, on Munday, the course, No. 33, South Main-st. ili.- .-In n Arlmr Demnernt. a newspaper printed 17th day of November, in the year one thousand Mr.S. A. Moran has all arrangements A GREAT DISCOVERY.—Mr. William For Bargains in Groceries call on and circulated in said county three successive eight hundred and eighty-four. quantities, or carload lot", at the perfected for the Christmas excursion to Thomas, of Newton, la., says: "My wife weeks previous to said day of hearing Present, William I>. Harriman, Judge of Pro- New i. r .ins. The route will be via the Chas. E. Wagner, WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, bate. has been seriously affected with a cough No. 17 East Ann st. (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Thomas Mona- C. H & D. R. R. to Cincinnati anc tor twenty-five years, and this spring WM. Q. DOTY, Probate Register. ghan, deceased. thence ic New Orleans via the Queen more severely tLan ever before. She hac All kinds of fresh Candies and Fruit On reading and filing the petition, duly veri- FE1D0N LUMBER TA1 and Ci estx nt route. On the way Tole- kept by James Schiappacasse. CO Estate of Margaret Montfort. fied, of Mary Monugha-'i praying that adminis- JAS. rOLBERT, Agent. used many remedies without relief, and KS 111 tration of said estate may be granted to James do, Da.) t'.u, Hamilton, Cincinnati, Chat being urged to try Dr. King's New Dis- Smoker's Articles of all kinds, choice OTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw Monaghau orsome. other suitable person. tanoog, , oto, will be passed The uni- CO O ss. At a session of the Probate Court for the 'Tile, the Greatest Labor-Saving covery, did so, with most gratifying re- Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, etc., at No. 33 county of Washtenaw,holden at the probate office Thereupon, it is ordered, that Monday, the veisity party will have a special car sults. The first bottle relieved her very South Main-st. zs in the city of Ann Arbor, on Tuesday, the 9th loth day of December next, at ten o'clock in the Machine of the Age." The fare has been reduced to $25.35 forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said much, and the second bottle has abso- EMANUEL WAGNER. CD day of December in the year one thousand eight petition, and that the heirs at law lutely cured her. She has not had so hundred and eighty four. and all other persons Interested in said estate, Tn the Editor of TlieChicauo Trtinme. Miss i nima Buck, a medical studeni All kinds of farm produce purchased CO Present William D. Harriman, Judge of Pro be required to appear at a session of said court, attendi' K ihe University of Michigan, ai good health for thirty years " Trial bot- bate. then to be holden at the probate office, in the city OWIOBT, 111., March 16.—One of the strongest Aim Ait» i ;r.dwhohas been called to tles free at Eberbach & Son's drug store at Emanuel Wagner's, No. 33, South -a In the matter of the estate of Margaret Mont- of Ann Arbor, a'ld show cause, if any there be, and m jat convincing facts that I have yet seen Main-st. fort, deceased. why the prayer of the petitioner should nol be with regard to tile drainage is brought out in the be .side of her brother, Alfred C Large size $1. c: DC C'hauncey II. Millen. executor of the last will granted: And it is further ordered that said pe- Buck, the Philad9 acres. Let us give it another twist A department, J. ('.Gibbsjlaw department EASY TO SEE THROUGH.—HOW can a hams and dryed meats. A true copy. Judge of Probate. Bod well, deceased. A farmerwhe has his land well tilled need oi.ly T. H. McNeil; pharm icy department, E watch—no matter how costly—be ex- On reading and filing the petition, dulv veri- work eighty acres of land and grow just about Try a Davis Sewing Machine for a o WB. G. DOTY. Probate Register. fied ol Annie R. Bodwell, prating that admin- as much corn as the man who plows 160 and A. Ruddiman; dental department, O. B. peoted to go when the mainspring won't ' s alt the risks of drouth and much bes-'ides. Christmas present. • • •• | f%for working people. Send 10 cts. istration of sa d estate may lie granted to John ;iki< all the risks "f drouth and much besides. To clear out mv immense assortment Lundy; high school, T. M. Long. operate? How can anyone be well when II postage, and we will mail you free Finnegan. or some other suitable person. t is not fair, then, to conclude that the greatest his stomach, liver or kidneys are out ot A. L. NOBLE is showing the fine-t Iff" I I a ro>'a1' valuable sample box of Thereupon,it is ordered, that Monday, the 15th abor-saving machine to-day of thfl age is the tile of liquors, I will sell Four Summers Old "Mark Twain" and Geo. Vi. Cable will o drain? From the same source of information I |l_l«l goods that will put you in the way day of December next, at ten o'clock in the fore- Hand-made order.? Of course you will say "He can- assortment of Fur Caps in the city. CD ;atner the following us regards the progress of be here to give an entertainm* nt under not." Yet thousands of people drag (X) of making more money in a few days than you noon be assigned for the hearing of said petition the auspiies of the Students' Lr Buying dirvct from the factory gives him ever thought possible at any business. Capital and that the heirs at law oiledrainagf e in these two counties: along miserably in that condition; not special advantages. not required. You can live at home and work said deceased and all other persons interested Feet. Sour Mash Bourbon Whiskey association this Friday evening, Dec. 12 sick abed, but not able to work with o in spare time only, or all the time. All of both in said estate, are required to appear at aTotal number of feet laid in Livingston Neidlei for all kinds of Sewing Ma- 1,14O,79S) At Detroit Prices. at university hall. Any one who has comfort and energy. How foolish, when wexes, of all ages, grandly successful. 50 cents session of said court, then to be holden at the Count. uuuiy uuup i.tv iif-i , ever heard 'Mark" tell a story will want chine Oil, and Repairing a specialty at eo to 8-5 easily earned every evening. That all who probate office, in the city of Ann Arbor, jtal number of feet laid in Logan a bottle or two of Parker's Tonic wouid and show cause, if any there be, ..3,1)89,488 iii preeentaKlven away to hear him again. He has not told am Sewing Machine headquarters, No. 31 want work miy test the business, we make this CountLUIIUly/ up tLUo IWJ1881.I . • iemi us 5 cent-i postage set them all rii^ht. Try it, and get back South Main street. unparalleled offer: To all who are not well sat- why the prayer of the petitioner should not be This table proves beyond all theory that owing nil by mail you will stories in pubho for teu ye is, and theyour healtli and spirits. isfied we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of granted: And it is further ordered, that said o the free use of tile that one county has been ^m ^ ^ ^ • v V ^Kft free a package of chances aro that be will not be around J. F. SCHTJH. wiiting us. Full particulars, directions, etc., petitioner give notice to the persons interested m ible to produce nearly as much corn on JiO.OoO m 000 j.-7ods >( large'value, thai will start \ou in work this way very soon 8gain, BO do nol miss Head work—-Shampooing. sent free. Immense pay absolutely sure for all said estate, of the pendency of said petition and s of land as another county lias produced that will at once bring you in money faster than A. L. NOBLE is offering great bargains who start at once. Don't delay. Address, the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this 26S00O acres,which is nearly double, and anything else In America, All about the $2M\- this rare change. Mr. Cable, as a writer ONE BOTTLE INSTEAD OF A DOZEN.— in OVERCOAIS, having purcha-ed these STINSON &. Co., Portland, Maine. order to be published In Tin Ann Arooi lie beauty of the wholIHUAIAe i; s thai 1tt itt wa\»- M us doni \ i \t it-e witu i! hIi OOOin presents with each box. Agents wanted of popular romHPCtt, is widely known. Ii "And it took only one bottle to do it,"goods at a fi-arful sacrifice, bvt he pro- mrut, a newspaper printed and circulated in lalf the work! Mr. Editor, suppose • kind Provi- everywhere, of either sex, of all a^-es, for all pathos some pt,-ti>ues of his works com- more money than at anything else bv said county three successive weeks previous to enoe should lengthenoul the spin of our days the time, or spare time only, to work for us at said a gentleman, speaking of Parker's poses to give his customers the benefit. taking an agency for the best sellini; said day of hearing. nit ii we saw Illinois tnoroiiKi'ly tile-drained, thelrowo homes. Fortunes for all workereab- pare favorably witii the best writings o: Hair Balsam. I had a run of fever, and Domestic Sewing Machines are sold WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, here would be put the corn that this State Dickens. Reai I've 1 seats at the usua! hook out. Beginners succeed grand- ..•ould produce, and what would we do with our solutely assured. Don't delay. H. Hallett & when I got well of that my hair began by J. F. Sohuh, No. 31 South Main ly. None fail. Terms free. Hallett (A true copy.) Judge of Probate, 'silver dollars?" SAMUBI. T._K. 1'KIM*. Co., Portland, Maine. places. to fail out so fast as to alarm me. I street. Book & Co., Portland. Maine. WM. G, DOTY, Probate Register, i Ann Arbor Post Office Dr. Kleefuss, of Detroit, class of '82,botanist, Prof. N". M. Spiulding; ento- Ann Arbor Time. was in the city the firsl of the week, and nologist, Prof. A. Winchell; hygeinist, THAT'S THE QUESTION. OFFICE HOURS: was entertained by his friend Prof. Os Prof. Prescott; ornathologist, Prof. leneral 7 30 a. m. to S 00 p. in. carWehner. Steere. The very pleasant features of THE TIMES • Sundays 9 00 to 10 00 a. m. On account of the crowded condition the state meeting we're discussed. MAILS CLOSE. of our column*, Supervisor Purtell's re- Milan Journal: At a regular reviewo f ARE THESE HARD TIMES? GOING EAST. ply to Isaac Wynkup will not appear un- Champion Tent No. 42, K. O. T. M, held Or Are They Not? Extraordinary Bargains in Overcoats, Suits, Etc. Lock polish to Detroit 7 15 a. m in Masonic hall, Monday evening, the Detroit & Grand Rapids R, P. O Hi SB a. m til next week. Detroit & Chicago R. P. 0 5 00 p m Washtenaw chapter B. A. M. installed following officers were elected for the Detroit & Chicago R. P. 0 8 00 p. in the officers elected Monday evening and ensuing year: Commander, H. B. Bessac; Judging from our own successful busi- For Men, Youths, Boys and Children. Having just bought a GOING WEST. lieutenant commander, L. O. Hitchcock; ness we would say these are not hard Detroit Jackson & Niles 8 00 a. in wound up the exercises with a supper at times. We have inaugurated this month, Detroit & Chicago R. P. 0 10 10 a. m their lodge room. B. K., H L. Van Wormer; F. K., Wm. H. Detroit* Gra.id Rapid.s 5 00 p. m Wnitmarsh; prelate, Wm, H. Needham"; it is believed one of the grandest sales of Detroit* Chicago R. 1'. O H W p. m The new Baptist church in Milan was Dhysician, E. F. Pyle; sergeant, Charles bargains in Ladies Cloaks ever attempted GOING NORTH. dedicated Wednesday, the Bev. 0. B.Whiting; M.at A, O. A. Kelley; 1st mas- at this stage of the season. In enumer- South Lyon .£ Toledo K. P. O »4u a m Henderson, of Detroit, preaching the GOING SOUTH. ter of guards, P. A. Bobison; 2d master ating the items we carefully refrain from LARSE ASSORTMEHT OF OVERCOATS AND SUITS Lock pouch to Toledo 7 15 a. ni dedication sermon. of guards, A. S. Hayden; sentinel, W. overstatements regarding the prices South Lyon & Toledo R. P. U 2 40 p. m To allow the gas light company to dic- W. Shurtz; picket, Chas. Stever; past which the goods were formerly sold or MAILS DISTRIBUTED. EASTERN. tate to the council as to the number of commander, B. B. Hall.. Officers elected made to sell. They are all this year's We are enabled to give our Customers some Decided Bargains in these goods and will sell them for less money Detroit & Chicago R. P. O B 45 a. m street lamps they shall maintain is tofor the year of .Milan Lodge, No. 323, F. garments, nianuf ictured for this season's Detroit Mail 9 ac a. m &A. M.: W. M., I. S. Hitchcock; S. W,sale, in all the latest styles, and will be Detroit & Chicago R. P. O 11 00 a. m absurd for a moments thought. than they could have been bought for early in the season at Wholesale Prices. Detroit* Grand Rapids 630 p. m A stranger who came to the university A. S. Hayden; J. W., W. H. Whitmarsh; found desirable for those expecting to WESTERN. hospital for treatment got full of budge tecretary, O. A. Kelley; treasurer, H. J. make Holiday gifts of solid value. Detroit & Chicago R. P. O 7 45 a. m and finally landed in jail. When searched Zimmerman; 8. D., C. H. Wilson; J. I)., Ottoman Silk Bussian Circulars, $12,- Detroit & ..rand Rapids 11 12 a. ra W. B. Smith; stewards, J. B. Vescelius 50; heretofore .$18.00. Detroit & Chicago R. P. 0 6 30 p. m nearly $500 was found in his pockets. and L. Eddy; tyler, Chas. Whiting. NORTHERN. John Heinzmana is paying the follow- Ottoman bilk Kussian Circulars No. South Lyon & Toledo R. P. O 3 30 p m Messrs. Shook & Collier, managers of 356 $15.00; hereto!ore $22.0H. SOUTHERN. ing prices for fur: Mink, 25 to 60 cents; Ottoman Silk Bussian Circulars No. South Lyon * Toledo K. P. 0 11 00 a. m rats, 5 to 10 cents; coon, 15 to 75 cents; the Union Square Theatre, N. Y.. take Lock pouch from Toledo 7 45 a. m. fox, 60 to 90 cents; skunk, 15 to 75 cents. pleasure in announcing Geo. E. Sims' 422, $18; heretofore $25.00. Ann Arbor & Whitmore Lake mail closes 9 80 The New England dinner is to bepowerful spectacular melo-drama, the Silk Baraythea Bussian Circulars No. a. m., and is distributed 6 30 p. m. Lights o' London, at the grand opera 365, $25; heretofore $35. given at the Presbyterian church Dec. Silk Baraythea Bussians Circulars, No. "MASONIC DIRECTORY. 22. Gov. Aiger, Bev. Dr. Pitken and house, Mondav and Tuesday, December 15 and 16. This famous drama which 372, $35; heretofore $50. ANN ARBOR COMMANDEUY, NO. 13—Meets first Bishop Harris are expected to be pres- Silk Brocaded Bu^sian Circulars, No. Before purohasing elsewhere. We have in stock also a large line of Gents Tuesday of eaci: month. W. G. Doty,E. C.; ent. has created such immense success where- evei produced, will be brought hete in 371, $19: heretofore $25. W. A. Tolcharii, Recorder. Next Tuesday evening Ann Arbor Wool Bussian Circular, No. 365, $15; WASHTENAW HAI-TEK, NO. 6, R. A. IVi.—Meets Commandery of Knights Templar, will itsentirt ty, all the scenery being painted heretofore $18. Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Mittens, Etc. first Monday ol each mcntn, T. P. V'j.win. H. entertain their brethern from Adrian, by the celebrated scenic artist, Mr. P.; Z. Koath, Seci etury. Bichard Marston. A powerful company Ottoman Wool Bussian Circular $20; who will be given a banquet at the St. heretofore $25. GOLDEN RULU LODGE, NO. 15S:. F. and A. Joh8n James- of 27 people specially selected by Shook Meets first Thursday of each month. & Collier, will be seen in their respective 8 Plush Cloaks No. 208, $33; hereto- A Gates, W. M., N. D, Gates, Secretary. Trie fire department were called out roles. New and beautiful mechanical fore $40. FRATKBNITY LODGE, NO. 362. F. and A M.-Meets Monday to suppress a Hre whicli broke effects are carried by the company, and 7 Plush Cloaks, No. 210, $25; hereto- first Wednesday of each month. W. D. Har-out in the residence of Lewis Seyler in all attention will be paid to details, thus fore $32. riman. W. M,, E. J. Johnson, Secretary. the first ward. Damage slight, mostly assuring its production in Ann Arbor At the Famous One-Price Clothing House 3 Plush Newmarkets, No. 406, $32.50; AMUSEMENTS. by water. upon a scale never before witnessed by heretofore $45. GRAND OPP;RA HOUSE. John Muehliff still continues to do a our amusement going people. 23 Children's Imported Cloaks, very fine trade outside of the county, shipping The chief signal office is desirous of tine cloth. Sizes 6 to 16 years, $6.75 to Monday two lots of furniture to South increasing the u-efullness of the signal $11.50; heretofore $9 to $16. These are 27 and 29 Main Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. Monday and Tuesday Even- Lyon. The great reduction sale still service reports in this section. The in-the cheapest cloaks shown in Michigan. ings, Dec. 15 and 16. continues. formation collected by the signal service 18 Children's No. 524, 6 to 16 years, Bev. B. O. L. Crozier will speak for the by means ol tri-daily telegraphic reports, $2.50 to $3; heretofore $3.50 to $4.50. Fall and Hendriolt Shook & Collier's Union Square Light! o' Lon- blue ribbon flub Sunday afternoon at renders it possible to announce i he ap- 5 Children's Havelocks, No. 608, 6 to don combination, under the auspices of 16 years, $2.20 to $3.50; former prices Saook&Collier.proprietors Union Square three o'clock. He is an enthusiastic proach of sudden changes of temperature Theater, N. Y., in Goo. R. Sims pow- temperance man, and a great admirer of far enough in advance to be of great $4ito $4.50. erful Spectacular Melo drama, Gov. St. John. benefit to dealers in perishable goods, Misses' Newmarkets $5; heretofore $7 the Union Square Theatre's 17 Ladies light cloaks $5; heretofore Greatest Success, The The following farmers in this vicinily fruit growers, farmers in fact. There is CHRISTMAS IS COMING! scarcely an industry which would r.ot be $10. have had sheep killed or wounded by 9 black cloaks $6.75; heretofore $15. But Wm. Arnold's stock of Gold and Silver Goods is here, dogs lately: D. Brownell, Israel Clark, greatly benefited by warnings of the ap- LIGHTS O' LONDON proach of cold waves. Toledo having 12 cloaks, good quality, $1.50; hereto- comprising a great many JohnHagen, Cbas. Kempf, Fred Stabler fore $4. Presented with all the magnificent scenery, and A. Snerling. been announced as a cold wave station, properties and mechanical effects used at that 4 black all wuol Newmarkets $10; Christmas Presents! Allen Buell, sergant signal corps, U. S. theater painted by the world-renowned Richard The scenery for "Lights o' London" is heretofore $14. Marston; mechanical effects by G. B. Winnie. A., having been promised the hearty co- carried liy the company in a special car operation of the officials of the various 6 Ottoman Silk Dolmans, No. 351, At B. F. Watts'Jewelry Store in Immense designed for that purpos", and will ar- ACT I. Park andgrounds of Armytage Hall, railioads centering in Toledo, will send trimmed with9 inch fur, $18; heretofore Quantities at with a view of tne Hall and Lodge. rive af the Michigan Central depot Mon- warnings to this section promptly, $25. ACT II. Interior of Annytage Arms. day morning next. 5 Ottoman Silk Dolmans, No. 350.Articles Suitable for Presents ACT III. The road from Chatham to London through the telegraph office of the Tole- in the snow and moonlight. Bev. Grendell Beynolds will preach at do ,,s t the person who preached the d> dicatory insure the widest distribution of the in- 4 Brocaded Silk Newmarkets, No. 410 John's Wood. Scene*. Exterior•of the Maryle- sermon of the new church. formation. This can be done by the $18.50: heretofore $25. and White Pearl and Morocco. The newest patterns in Sil- bone Work-houje. Scene 3. The Slips, Re- Brocaded Silk Newmarket $22.50; Owing to the la eness of the season and stagnation eenfs Park by moonlight. Boys are not the only ones who linger display of the "cold wave flag," (white ACT VI. Scene I. "The Borough" on Satur- in the postoffice, but students and citi- flag six or eight feet square with black heretofore $30. ver and Silver Plated Ware. My stock of 18 k Plain Rings day ni"ht. Scene i. Mechanical change, show- zens a* well, make it a sort of loafing center about two feet square) which will Silk a»d Wove Brocaded Newmarket in business, I am bound to sell off my ing interior of Jarvis' Lodgings. Scenes, In- trimmed with 9-inch fur, $31.50; hereto- terior of Boston Street Police Station. place, much to the annoyance of persons c. 'st only a ti itte. Please communicate is complete and deserve special attention who wisli to get their mail. with your neighbors and notify E. A. fore $40. Phillips, agent T. A. A. & N. M. railway, 10 sh des of Colored Silks, extra qual- AdmissionSO, 75, and Sl.UO. No extra charge John Maloy, of Kalamazoo, was in the ity, at $1.10, heretofore $1.40. for reserved seats now on sale at Boughton s. city the last of the week. He has erected if this information, 48 hours previous to WANTED.—100 supernumeraries. Apply to the arrival of a cold wave is desired, if 3 pieces of verv fine quality of Black 36 IMIaxio. St., ArlDor. stage manager on Dec. 15 at 10 a.m. a monument over the grave of h s father, so arrangements can be made for display Silks, at $1.50; heretofore $1.90. James Maloy, in the I'atholic cemetery, of the flag in a prominent place. 8 styles Brocade Silks and S 'tins at near the corners in Northfield. $1.62J^; heretofore $2. grbor §emocmt. Wm. O'Hearn, a highly respected citi- Council Proceedings. 18 doz. Silk Handkerchiefs at 25 ets. zen and a resident of Whitmore Lake 15 doz Silk Handkerchiefs at 50 cts. for 50 years, died Saturday night in his A special meeting of the council was 25 doz. Silk Handkerchiefs at 75 cts. Let Everyone Wait FRIDAY ^DECEMBEK 12, 1884. 87th year. He was the father of Pat-held Monday evening, when the general 40 doz. Silk Handkerchiefs at $1. HOLIDAY rick O'Hearn, supervisor of the second fund committee, to whom was referred This Handkerchief at $1 is the largest BEFOBE BUYING Friends of The Democrat, who district of this ciry. the question as to the most feasable plarr and best quality ever placed on market have business at the Probate Attention is called to the new adver- for lighting the streets, presented their at that price. Court, will please request Judge tisements of Koch & Haller, furniture report. It was in effect to allow Dr. 10 dozen Ladies" Scarlet Underwear, all and examine my Harriman to send their Printing dealers; D. F. Almendinger, manufac- Douglas to dictate just how many gas $1.60; heretofore $1.75 and $1.90. This space is paid for by turer of organs; B. F. Watts, jeweler; lamps he was to light, and the price he These are the greatest bargains ever to this office. A. Sorg, painters supplies, and Freder- was to receive as well, for a period of offered to the public. LUICK BROS., JOTTINGS. ick Faeder, teacher of music. one year. The proposition didn't strike We solicit an examination of all kinds Proprietors of the, Property owners near Luick Bros.' some of the council very favorably, who of goods advertised this week. Bemem- PLAINING MILL, were opposed to continuing the lamps ber we are the only house in the city Corner of North John Keck is in Chicago. shop complain because Dr. Douglas, who within the circuit of the electric lights. that gives you goods as advertised. and Fifth streets, Lights o' London Dec. 15 and 16. gets his water from the street for his who manufacture gas works, has not put the road in pass- The contract of the gas light company A WORD OP CAUTION. AND Sash and Blinds, A. Gratton has moved to Ft. Wayne, (which means Dr. Douglas) "would agree and do all kinds able condition. Here is something for It is a time when people will easily be- of joiner's worlc. And you shall be satisfied with my prices. Ind. the street committee to look into. to light and extinguish 74 lamps for the lieve the usual lies of advertisers. Look sum of $22 per post for one year, when Prof. Vaughn was in Grand Eapids Bev. B. B. Pope will explain to his out for the lies then. Look out for rep- Tuesday. there was no moon." resentations a little short of lying maybe, HOLIDAY (iOODS! bible class next Sunday after the morn- The yeas and nays being1 called for on J. J. Bobison spent Frid'iy last looking ing services, the po ition of the M. E. but meant to mislead. We are not going the adoption of the report, the vote tojhave the papers all to ourselves. We around Detroit. church and its pastor "on the temperance stood as follows: For accepting the pro- UNTIL THEY SEE Hutzel & Co. put in the steam heaters question. It is the opinion of a great cast no reflesfion on anyone. Ii is fair position, Aids. Luick.Henderson, Kearns, to put you on your guard against what at the city mills. many people-that the less said the bet-Hiscock, Lawrence, Ware, Vaughan. No. 10 South Main Street, ter. is sure to happen. Distrust what ought Ann Arbor, Mich. Mrs. A. M. Fall, of Albion, is visitiug Opposed, Aids. Walz, Heinzmann, Eis- to be distrusted. In almost every lie her son D. 0. Fall. The ladies of the charitable union re- ele, Bhoades, Biggs, the mayor and re-there is something that betrays it. Mr. J. E. Beal has gone to New York turn thanks to Messrs. Wines & Worden corder. The motion being lost Aid. BACH & ABEL. BOTTLED on a business trip. for their generous Thanksgiving contri- Heinzmaun suggested that a comm ttee bution, in supplies f "T the po>r of our be appointed to confer with the gasoline It costs this ciiy $2,028 to light the While looking around the city for news city, to the amount of $20; also to Mrs.company, and get their lowest price for a few days ago, a DEMOCUAT reporter THE gasoline street lamps. B. A. Beal for a donation of $10 inlighting the street gas lamps. The mo-chanced to go into J. J. Goodyear's drug December 15 and 16 Lights 'o London money. tion being carried the mayor appointed store, and his attention was at once at the grand opera house. Officers elect of Golden Bule Lodge Aids- Heinzman, Bhoades, Hiscock, L iw- called to the fine display of holiday HOLIDAY GOODS! Edwin JF. Parks of Honeoye Falls, N. F. & A M. were installed Wednesday rence and Vautrhan. There being no goods, consisting of elegant stationary, Postoffice News-Depot! Y.,is vi-iting friends in the city. evening: L. C. Goodncl), W. M.; Geo.further business the council adjourned. fine mirrors, plush leather and rubber LOTUS CLUB! A LARCE ASSORTMENTgOF EVERTHINC IN THE A turn table has been put in by the A.Hendrieks, S. W.; W. F. Pett, J. W.; Bealizing that the eity fathers meant dressing cases, a large assortment of cut Michigan Central road at this place. I.C. Handy, treasurer; N. D." Gates, sec- business and that they couldn't be bull- glass bottles, Christmas cards and card Will open up a Fine Line of Cards, retary; W. W. Watts, S. i).; N. S. Gar-dozed Dr. Douglas came down a peg or cases, manicure sets and oder cases, be- HAND-MADE SOUR MASH' W. C. Chamberlain has relumed from two, and finally offered to light 60 lamps his New York and Washington trip. linghouse, J. D. sides a large hue of many novelties never Albums, Writing Desks, Bo" Papers, The Chicago MiningBeview says: The for $22 per post per year, the same as re- heretofore introduced in ihis city. The Jeff Bouse, of Pittsfield had his leg ported by the general fu»d committee or show cases and shelves were filled with broken last F.iday, by a falling tree. Alice Gold and Silver Mining (Jo., of Inkstands, etc., about December 10. Montana, has declared its 13th dividend he would do still better. He would en- the finest of goods purchased expressly The Keck furniture compauy elect of 12% cents per share, amounting to ter into an agreement to light the same for the holiday trade. There were silk Anderson Co. Ky. officers the first Mouday in January. $50,000, payable Deo. 1. Several of the number of lamps for 2,000 hours for $24banners, Japanese jfans and umbrellas, WILLIS BOUGHTON O.K. Kelly, of Stockbridge, formerly fortunate stockholders of that company per post, which proposition the special and silk and satin toilet articles with- FURNITURE! of this place, was in tiie city Tuesday. are residents of Ann Arbor, committee took under advisement. out number. To enumerate the thousand PROPRIETOR. The finest brand in the market. Put and one articles, would be unnecessary Herbert A. Bangs, of the fifth ward, KBMARKS. up for medicinal purposes. Highly The enterprising firm of Blitz & at this time. 'Ihose who contemplate recommended by all physicians. died Tuesday of neuralgia of the heart. Langsdorf, of this city, purchased last For years the city has been at theremembering their friends with some B. F. Watt* is offering bargains in week at auction, Stdinfield's stock of mercy of jthe gas company, and has MICHIGAN (CENTRA! Easy Chairs, been paying an exorbitant price for gas,handsome Christmas or New Year's gift, jewelry, silver and plated ware. See ad. eothing, the third largest in Detroit. would do well to pay Goodyear a visit. FRED RETTICH, JR., Sole Agent, « A semi-annual dividend has been de- The bidders were Mabley & Co., J. L.not far from $5 per thousand, and yet Hudson and others. Mr. S. S. Blitz Dr. Douglass claimed there was no Waranty Deeds. clared by the Ann Arbor Savings bank. will remain in Detroit until the goods money in lighting the lamps- Of course ANN AKBOR, MICHIGAN. Patent Rockers, James Wheeler, of Corunnn, was inire disposed of. not, but why so anxious to continue the Edwin J- Smith to Louisa J. Drury, the city on business the last oE the week. At a meeting of the St. George society contract, first for 74 posts, and then af- 78 acres sec 11 York, 84,290. Next Sunday evening Bev. Dr. Sieele the following officers were elected: A. G. ter the council haa set down on him, to Samuel D. Frederick to Margaret H. Marile Top Tables* will discourse on the "Catacombs of Kitson, W. P; Fred Baker, W. B. P ; make a much better proposition, while at Frederick, 46 acres sec 11 Salem, $2,300. FOR SALE. Borne." 0. T. Houghtby, secretary; Wm. Biggs, the same time doing away with some 14 Elisha Congdon to Madison Miller, treasurer; Joseph Berry, messenger; Jno. posts. The council should give Dr. At a bargain the residence property situated The electiic lights will hereafter be Douglass to understand that they would property in Chelsea, $8uO. The Niagara, Fall: (Route. lighted on two Sunday evenings in each Lucker, chaplain; W. H. Otto, I. S.; W. Madison Miller to Jane Ames, proper- ~~ in the pleasante^ipart of the city of Ann Oleever, O. S. The society meets the dictate terms, and the length of time the TIME TABLE, NOV 16tl , 1884. Arbor, within five minutes walk of ALSO A FULL LINE OF CHROMOS AND month. contract should remain in force, whether ty in Chelsea, $888. the university, belonging The blue ribb'mites held a very pleas- nrntand third Wednesday of each month Jas. H. Hood to Esther E. Hood, 100 All trains run by Ninetieth Meriuian, or Central to the estate of over Cropsey's store. for three months or for one year, and if the late ant social at their club rooms Friday it didn't suit him, he might go to— acres sec 8 Sharon $2,000. Standard Time. evening. There seems to be considerable strife glory, Henrietta A. Shier to Helen A. Tay- GOING BAb'i. between th« merchants as to whose show lor, property in Ypsilan ii, $1,700. J. D. AND M. A. IRISH. Mrs. B. B. Hayes, wife of the ex- By contracting for a number of addi- E. J. Be\nolds to J. T. Jacobs, 80 * . president, is the guest of Mrs. John W. windows shall attract the most attention. tional electric lights some 30 gas lamps £ .a Foi particulars enquire on the premises, corner Water Colors and Steel Engravings, all of which will be sold at a great re- Those particularly deserving of mention acres sec 2 Pittsfield, $8,000. STATION8. S3 on. of Fifth and Jefferson streets. duction for the next 30 days. Call and examine goods and prices whether Maynard. can be done away with, and if found Chas. J. Howell to Rosa Long, proper- *s S M M 2 art: Fall & Hendricks, Bach & Abel, J. necessary the remaining 44 lamps can be s ?Q MBS. MAKY E. LOCKABD. you wish to purchase or not. Miss Grace Minnis, formerly of AnnHaller & Son, Blitz & Lang-dorf, John ty in Ann Arbor, $1,350. • w * < lighted with gasoline until April next A. M. A. M. P. M. P.M. Arbor, now of Jackson is visiting friends >iuehlig, B. t\ Watts, J. J. Goodyear, 10 30 Ann Arbor, Oct. 9. in the city. when all the contracts for lighting the Those who visited H. J. Brown & Co's. Jhicago Lv. 6.45 855 4.20 8 40 Koch ftHailer , H. J. Brown & Co., W m. streets will expire. In Jackson the gaso- Niles 10.80 12.13 8.15 11.40 2.17 Levi L. Barbour, of Detroit, a member Arnold and C. Eberbach & Son. drugstore .Mouday and Tuesday to wit- Decatar 11.10 9.0i 2.52 line lamps oust the city only $10.80 per ness their opening of Ho iday Goods Lawtou.. 11.27 9.18 3.05 RINSEY & SEABOLL JOHN MUEHLIC, of tlie beard of state charities, visited Enterprise: At a regular communca- post per year, while here the price paid 12.03 ' l!« 9 50 6.45 100 8.35 the jail Monday. must have been astonished at the great 12.25 7.03 3.52 No. 6 & 8 Washington St. tion of Manchester Lodge No. 148. P. & is $15.60. There is no good reason why variety of articles exhibited, and more Balesburg 422 Jacob Sturn, of Saline has rendered A. M., held at their hall the following Battle Creek.. 1.05 7.33 Have on hand a complete stock of every- ZEsTos. 35&37 Scno/blb. Ann Arbor should pay one cent more than pleased with the beauty of the "iM thing in the his fini l account in the estate of Wm.officers were elected for the ensuing Marshall 1.50 3 05 >? * 800 2.09 4.46 than Jackson, nor why the citizens of goods and the extremely low prices at O OR Schaffer, deceased. year: W. M , Albert Case; S- W.. Byron 2.15 8.25 2.35 6,09 the second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth which they are marked. This firmar e\ibkm A.M. Joe T. Jacobs has purchased the C. Hill; J. W., B. G. Lovejoy; treasurer, wards, which are lighted with gasoline, still engaged in opening new novelties, lackaou Ar. 8.05 A. M S.55 Grocery Line. Picket farm of 80 acres at Carpenter's Geo. J. liaeu^aler; secretary, Ed. E.should be made to contribute a not in- and we advise our readers to call upon Jackson Lv. 8.05 4.03 7.00 9.18 8.25 Boot; S, D., John F. Nestell; J. D., An- considerable amount for lighting the Lk 3 30 7.84 9.39' 6.17 F. WAGNER * BRO. Corners for $8,000. them before making purchases in the 355 7.47 10.00 r S8 Teas, Cofl'ees and. Hu.gra.x-s, C. Vogel had a ham stolen from in drew Safe; stewards, M, Brenner, W. H.streets of the first ward with gas. line of Holiday Goods. Dexter 4.10 8.01 10.18 6.f2 In large amounts, and at MANDFACTnKEBS OF front of his market Monday night be- Ward; tyler, E. G. Can. Then again if the council desires to Ann Arbor 4.38 •5.12 883 10.33 4.35 7.12 economize, by reducing the pay of po- Vpsilanti 4.50 5.25 8.43 10.47 4.5? 7.2S tween 8 and 9 o'clock. The Catholic mutual benefit associa- A sweet thing in crockery—The sugar \Vayne June... 5.15 5.46 9.10 11.07 6.16 760 Casli Prices »"First-Olass 'Work Only. tion elected officers as follows last week: licemen to what they received heretofore Springwells.... 5.55 6.15 9.50 11.36 5.45 8.20 Mrs. Herbert Howe, of Murphreysboro, there would be a saving of $720 per bowl. welrolt Ar. 6.05 6.25 10.00 11.45 5.55 8.30 And can sell at Low Figures. 111., is spending the winter with Mrs. H. Chancellor, M. J. O'Brien; president, T. P.M. P. iM. The large invoice of TEAS they Buy and Sell. Is year, which could be used in furnishing The early bird catches the bronchitis, good proof that in H. Howe, in Pittsfield. J. Sullivan; vice-presidents, David Km- and lovers of early morning walks will St. Thomas Ar 11.15 .1 10 1015 3.25 Bey, J. V. Sheehan, treasurer, A. Eisele: six more electric lights for a period of A. M. Quality and Price they Give Bargains. j|Swathel, Kyer & Peterson are shipping find this a true maxim. If we were per- 2.03 120 5.58 secretary, P. Dignau; assistant secretary, one year Of course the police would Welland 615 They Roast their own Coffees every week, and WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF large quantities of flour in 12% and 25 "kick" but we venture to say that they mitted to make a suggestion, we should Falls View 150 none but prime articles are used. pound sacks to Virginia. John O'Grad>; tmanciil secret ir>, C. P whisper: "Use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup." Niagara Falls 2.89 15 6.20 Oitr.i; marshal, John Manning; guard, would net then give up the position, if Susp. Bridge., 2.45 1 10 1,40 Their Bakery tnrns out excellent Bread, Cakes A stranger liailing from no where in D. J. Boss; trustees, A. Buruham, J. they did 100 other persons could be liuffalo Ar 3.40 626 3 30 7.35 and Crackers. Call and see them Cutters and Bob Sleighs, Lumber Wagons, Wide and Nanow perticular stole an overcoat from in front Baumgartnei, Wm. H. Mclutyre. found to fill iheirplaces GOING WEPT. of A. L. Noble's store Monday. As usual at this season of the year Tired, Truck Wagons, Carriages and Buggies. The Minuis orchestra play at the open- THE RL\K. Messrs. Hal;er & Son have been laying OF EVERT DESCRIPTION ing ball to be given at Gauntlett's new in a large stock of goods suitable for Emanuel Wagner, hall in Milan, Christmas eve. A fat men's one mile race is soon to be W holiday presents. Those persons who held. -AT- Eugene, infant son of William and contemplate making Christmas or New There should be more participants in P.M. ». M. A.M. No. 33 South Main Street, HORSE SHOEING and REPAIRING of all kinds. CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY. GHT« Retina McLay, aged 11 months, died Years gifts, should pay a visit to their the grand marches. Buffalo L. 8 40 11 30 6.35 11.80 us a call before purchasing. We charge nothing to show our work. Shop on Second Street be- Friday of disease of. the brain. From now on until Christ- P. M. tween Washington and Liberty, Ann Arbor, Michigan. F. WAGNER & BRO. establishment on South Main-st., » here The polo team is soon to play a game Susp. Bridge 9 40; 12.25 7.30 12,25 At AMBBOSE KEAENEY'SOld Stand, Mrs. Geo. P. Jenkins, of Jackson, is they will find everything in the jewelry at the Princess rink in Detroit. mas we offer our splendid Niagara Falls, 10 01 12.46 7.46 12.41 in the city being treated by Dr. White. line, and at prices that cannot tail to Fall- View 7.55 H.56 Has opened a New The rink will hereafter be op"n on at. Thomas... j2 00 4.05!11 20 J3 30 4.45 She is improving wonderfully. suit purchasers. Attention is called to Wednesday afternoon instead of Tues- stock of Furniture at re- An immense congregation was present their advertisemeni in this weeK's DEMO- day. Detroit Lv. 6.30 9.00 4.00 6.00 M.0O 0.00 CRAT. duced prices. A special re- Springwells.... 6 40 9.1(1 4.10 6.12 8.10 9.10 at the Unitarian ehurcu Sunday evening Chas. Wright and H. E. Sullivan did Wayne Jane... 7.15 9.38 4.38 6.44 8.40 9.40 Grocery & Provision Store. to hear the Bev. Dr. Savage, of Boston. Wm.G. Doty, secretary of the demo- \ (wilanti 7.42 9.57 4.58 7.07 «.O8 10.'2 some excellent work in the last polo duction made in EASY 10 18 D. F. Allmendinger lias recently cratic county committee has received a game. Ann Arbor 8.U0 6.19 7.281 9.20 copy of a pamphlet entitled "Theory and Doxter 8.-8 5.30 7.43| 9.37 ALL KINDS OFCANNEDAND shipped organs of his own manufacture The uniforms of the Ann Arbor polo CHAIRS, PATENT ROCK- Cholssa 8.40 5.45 8 001 Practical Workings <-l our System of 9 01 607 8.25 MMO Down Go The Prices. to parties in Parma, O., and Delaware, 9raBB Lake._... Government," «ith the compliments of team will be cadet-grey trimmed with ERS, SOFAS, Etc., of our SHELF GOODS. Ind. • the author, Gen. W. S. Bosecrans. Mr.black. Jackson Ar, 8.50 10 35 The remiins of the late Bobert W. The new floor is being laid this week, own manufacture. Al- Jackson Lv. 9.38 11.301 6.50 11.55 The old and reliable Jewelry Establishment of Doty esteems it very highly, as an able Albion 10.2a 12.05 7.38 11.2a 12.41 TEAS, COFFLES AND SPICES OF ALL Gregg, who died in the sixth ward, were treatise, and a souvenir of the great and the rink is therefore closed. It will .1 renall 12.45 8.07 11.48 1.07 taken to South Arms, Charlevoix county, general's kind rememi ranee of the mass be re-opened to-morrow evening though times are hard we 10.46 •il A.M. KINDS AT A VERY LOW FIGURE. Mich. meeting, to the success of which with its Battle Creek_. 1.05 8.47 12.15 1.42 As soon as the new floor is laid a bene- shall make every effort to 11.13 k CO'S. PATENT FLOUR At No. 46 South Main Street, are offering Mrs. Blaess, of Lodi, aged 49 years, consequent results, the general contri- fit will be given to the polo club, 11.4T 0.20 A. ».l 12.42 AILES great bargains in 1.45 9.40 4.45 1.07 2.27 and wife ol Leopold Blaess died Friday buted so much the proceeds to be used in keep our men busy during Kulaniazoo 1J.03 1 night. The funeral Sunday was largely providing uniforms for the team. Luwton... P. M. 12 83 5.18 1.45 KEPT ON HAND. The annual meeting of the pomological winter, therefore we con-Decatar 13.54 5.351 8.01 attended. Niles 2.00 3.10 8.40 3.00 4.05 soeiety was held Saturday and the. fol- The polo game between the Tpsilauti 10.351 7.30 1 55 Leader: B. T. Bennett, formerly agent lowing officers elected: President, Jas. and Ann Arbor clubs Friday evening cluded to sell at reduced Chicago Ar 5.45 6.50 A FULL LINE OF TOBACCO, at the Wabash depot, has received the drhe New York Express, a fast train leaves Chi In stem and key winding. A- Scott; recording secretan, J. Ganz- was easily won by the latter. They ;ago at 4.15 in the afternoon and makes the fol- CIGARS AND SMOKER'S appointment of general yard master at horn; corresponding secretary, Emil scared 2 goals out .of 3 in 17 minutes. prices. tuwing stops, Michigan City, i-,02; Niles, 6.59; Kal Logan, Ind. Haur; treasurer, Evart H. Scott; vice- imazooS.lO; Battle Creek, 8.47; Jackson, 10.00, Lace Pins, Ear Rings, Bracelets? Finger Rings, And Stiyis The orange race Saturday evening was Respectfully, Ann Arbor, 10 54; Ypsilanti, 11.07; Springwells ARTICLES. Bach & Abel are gust rushing business. presidents, J. D. Baldwin, J. J. Parshail, quite amiising. There were six entries. 11.50; arriving in Detroit at 11.59 P. M. SILVER PLATED WARE People will go where they can get theAnn Arbor; S. W. Dorr, Manchester; Mis.3 Jessie Gregg won the race by se- •Sunday excepted. ^Saturday & Sunday exceptea greatest bargains for their money. Bead executive committee, Wm. McCreery, J. •Daily. curing 16 oranges, Miss Beaty being O. W. EUOOLKS, H.W. HAYES, Now is the time to make your selections of Christmas and New Year* what this firm say in another column. Allmand, J. E. Sumner, H. C, Markhum; next with 13 oranges. KOCH & HALLER. I u. P. <* 2. A.. Chicago. Ant. Ann Arhor. Emanuel Wagner. presents. pect, to spend the whole of next winter Zuni Sacred Bread Stones. Whittlesey, built by himsolf and char- "All Men arc Liars," PRAISE MEKTIIVG OF THE FI-OW- The box was directed in Wolcott's tered some time after by tho govern- EKS. handwriting. When the wrappings in tho city," said Genevieve, one mid-Frank Ousting In the Millstone. saio David of old Ho was probablv BEST HOLIDAY GIFT May day, as tho two wero gathering ment as a revenue boat. He then com- were removed sho rccogonizod an olive For no art or industry within the manded tho B. ¥. Bruce, a Dotroit ves- promoted to make tho above remark IN By the Author of "Christ and the UHle Ones." wood casket lined wif.h sandal wood wator cresses in tho meadaw. "Sho range of the domestic autioscf tho Zuni, after trying some unreliablh catarrh f VARIOUS says the children and tho house wore sel, and later tho Atlas, Richards, Jen- The flowers of many cUinates which she had given him two Chrvst- i s > mrch caro irid instruction bestowed nie and Temperance, remedy. Had -ho been permitted to 'oFBimm That bloom all season turouKD, mases ago. It contained all the letters better managed when she was away by tho old woxan on the young, as for live until tho present day, and tried DO THEY TROUBLE YOU? IIAVE THEM Met in a stately garden. she had ever writton to him. Hia re- than they are by hor. For all that, 1 every process iu tho making of the ho- For five years ho was in cliargo of a Dr. Sage's Remedy, ho might have had EXAMINED -WITH OUR NEW TEST LENSES light house tit. Detroit, and from 1862 to BY WHICH WE OFTEN SUCCEED WHEN Bright, with the morciua: dew. tention of them had been her main stay think it is an imposition upon you. wo, or wafer breads. Your in and year a bettor opinion of mankind. Wo claim 1866 inclusivo lie rau tho North Star. OTHERS FAIL, For praise and luvlng worship of hope in the months of silence that Kvorybody says the same." out, tuo, while thoso lossons lire beiug that no case of catarrh can withstand A VALUABLE GIFT. "1 consider tho work and disciplinu Tho story of his advent iito this sec- the magic effects of this wonderful ROEHM & WRIGHT. The Lord they came to meet; had succeeded tho Chrktmas propo- plied, it is told how tho famed and bo- tion of the country is an interesting Her box of precious ointment sal. A note from him lay on the top. of the past six months ono of tho great- loved "Goddess of tho White Shells" medicine. Cno trial of it will convince IMPORTERS, JEWELERS, AND OPTICIANS, The rose broke at his feet est blessings of my lifo," I had no timo ono. In 1834 ho built at Rochester, NT you of its efficacy. By druggists; fifty 140 WOODWARD AVE., DETROIT MICH. '•DEAR RKISKKAII: Up to this timo taught not a fow of her graces—and Y., a small river steamer called the The passion-ildwi r h!s symbols I havo rofused to resign these evidence* to examine and handlo the edges of the soa:e secrets—in connection with the cents. Wore fondly on her breast; wou"d, and it closod up healthfully. Phenomena, and in that craft camo of what wo ores woro to one anothe daily occupation which forms tlieir across tho lakes with his family. After- Over 1.000 stags have been slaught- She spoke of self-denial — of what wo hid hoped to bo. I clung That is tho philosophy of my hoart- llu-ruo. Of thes : secrets, s -chosen few New Music Books! As wbat might please Urn best. cure, I imagine. While the servant is wards his family removed to Dotroit erod by tho sporting gentlemen of Eng to the thought that your heart would old women of tho tribo aro tho keepers. and then again settled in Toledo. gThe land, so far this season. THE SONG GREETING. The morning-glories fragile, busy hither and thither, it—tho pain WELCOME GIFT. yet conquer iu tlio struggle with mis- With many a mysterious rite and se- Phenomena was tho only steam craft By L,. O. EMKr.sov. For Hleh and Normal Schools Like infants soon to go, taken judgment. Tour latest lotter and smart and fovor—is gone! More- vere ponancu, tlioy quarry and manu- A Prize In the Lottery Academies, Seminaries, and Colleges. A ko< k "f Had dainty, toy like trumpet.-, tlmt ever run tho rapids and mado tho Vu largo octavo pages, containing EH harmonized f shows how groundless was this hope. over," very gravoly, "I am glad to bo factory tho enormous baking-stones on trip from Toledo to Fort Wayne, lnd. fongjs of the highest character both In words and And praised the Master BO. able to holp aunt whenever I can. Sho of life which is usaally unappreciated music: also Vucal Exeiclses and Solfeugto*. and Tho practical wordly wisdom ovincad which tho flaky, lootkso-ji'j ho-.vo la After Donoal retired from bis service until it is lost, perhap3 never to return, directions for Vocal Culture. The Publishers are "His word is like to honey,' in your reply to tho longing cry of ^ my was our bonefactrcss when we had made. Garrulous enough, mercy ccrilltfent that Uiis will be a most satisfactory book. The clover testified, few friends and no homo. Vovie, on tho lakes he became connected with is health. What a priceless boon it is, Send tW cents (the reisil price) for specimen copy. "And all who trust thy promise soul for your companionship and help know?! :n'o these old oronw on most tho Toledo police forco and at the age and how wo ought to cherish it, that {U.UI per dozen. 1 reflects credit upon your sagacity ami darling, don't try to koep her homo. subjects; but they guard witU sphinx- CHILDREN'S SONGS Now supplied, at a small additional .cost, with Shall In thy love abide.' Her plac-3 is with uncle. Ho never of 90 was tho oldest policeman doing lifo may not by a worthless blank to prudence, You aro evidently reluctant like jeah-usly si;u!i' of taoir methods duty in tho country. He had a roroa'k- us. Many of the diseases that llesh is AND HOW TO SINCi THEM. The lilies said: "Oh trust him! to intrust your future and Gonovicvo's needed hor more". PATENT REFERENCE INDEX. and observances as add pr< tigetoex- able vitality and >vas active almost to hoir to, and which mako lifo burden- For Common schools. Endorsed bv Christine N lls- The latest edition has 3000 more Words in iti We neither toil nor spin, to mo unless ample security is given Tho blind girl's faco was lifted anxi- peri9uoe in their calling TUB usu:d eon.Theo. Thomas and others. Any school niu»lc And yet his house of beauty, tho day of nis death. somo, such as consumption (scrotula of tnncher will be at once captivated by the charu-lnu vocabulary than aro found in any other Am. Dlcfy See how we enter in'." that you will be comfortable lodged,fed, ously; tho dripping cresses fell from hor number «.>f oM wo nen making up a the lung') and other scrofulous and xenial character of tho sonxs which are 84 In num- and nearly 3 times tho number of Engravings. lingers. "It is true, then? Janet has Deneal voted for James Monroe for ber. By WM. L. TU.MI.IN-9. G. & C. MERRIAM A CO., Pub'rs,Springfield, Mass. and clothed as you aro at prosont. You party of "stous finishers" H four or President in 1816 and for every Demo- blood diseases, find a complete euro in The king cup and her Kindred aro obliged toleavo to the provision of dropped dark hints now and then, but Teacher's Edition 75 ceuts, tTi'.'O per dozen. Said: "Let us all be glad; tight, rarely more. Four days previ- cratic candidate since, including Gov. Dr. R. V. Pierce's "Golden Medical Scholar's Kdltlon 30 cents, $8,0J per dozen, a business ngoat. The woman who she is a croaker, and I couldn't bo- ous to the- tempering of tiie stono Discovery" when all other romedies The BUYERS' GUIDE is issued Sept Of his redundant sunshine, lieve " Cleveland. Ho walked up to tlio polls JUUVV'8 COLLECTION Behold how we are clad." really love?, delights in utter depond- they retire to an estufa or lono room last November and cast his eighteenth havo failed. Dr. Pierco's pamphlet on OF RESPONSES AND SENTENCES FOR end Hatch, each year: 224 pages, £ J x 11^ anco upon him to whom her heart is "I atn afraid thoro is no douba of it. there to fast, and eng;i^ e in i e tain co: e consumption mailed for two "stamps. inches, with over 3,300 illustrations— "Anrt let us follow Jesus," vote for President with tho remark, CHURCI1 SERVICES. BY HOW- given. I havo made my last appeal. Ho is seldom quito himself now. We ironialf, in which oroning traditional "Now I can die happy." Address World's Dispensary Medical WARD II, DOM'. a whole picture gallery. Gives wholesale The star of Bethlehem s<»id, prices direct to consumers on a" joods for And all the band of stari >wers Pardon me for troubling you with what must make everything as easy as chants and repeating ciluals play an AsEOciation, Buffiiio, N. Y. Just tho hook needed by every clio'r that has am Bent down with rev'rent bead. you must havo regarded a» a romantic wo can for poor Aunt Margarot. import me part. During these four days shnrtanthens or sentences to sing. A nne collec- personal oi 4&K^±. ' ily use. tion of 79 such pieces. Hluhiy approved by those Tells Low to fil^^f^ order, and eftusiou. She never speaks of her dreads, but they never corno forth unless at rare Women as Photographers. Henry Adams, ti clothine merchant who havo examined It. Price 80 cts.: (7:20 por do«. The giant sun-flower anewtred, 'Sincerely yours, thoro is a look in her eyes that makes intervals and for a verj short time (and of Manistoo, lias failed for $15,000. f, ny book mailed for retail pi Ice, Rives exact ttT ifli cost cf ev- And little daisies bright, Girard avenue is excited overafe Tji/on <& Ilealy, Chicago. erything you BR Wm use, drink, Anc" all the cousin asters, WOLCOTT HUYI.EH," my heai't acho. My darling! there aro then i n.ier tho protecting iniluor.co of * * * * Delicate diseases of cat, wear, or vL|^V have fun "We follow toward the light 1" "Dceimber ISO, 1880." sadder things in human lives than vi-i- warni pluoiea) that thyy may male photographer—a quiet little wo- Oliver Difson cC Co., Boston. man who cares nothing for anybody, either sex, however induced, speedily with. These ^QS^^ invaluable Ge^ovieve, vvancieriug rostlossly blo separations by death, or by change. not bo touched by tLo uuiniated. Yet, and permanently cured. Consultation I>ook3 contain information pleaded from "We praise him for the mountains," trough the hous'->, opened tho dining Tho living sorrow kill? hope and glad- and who goes about her work with the 1 The Alpine rotes cried; during tho intermissions of their rolig- mechanical don't-careativeness of a free. Book three (3 ct.) stamps. \V ATCH t!e markets of the world. We wiL mail We bless him for the valleys, •' room door. Sho always movoi softly ness, sometimes affection itself. :ous observances, thoy prepare great man. World's Dispensary Medical Associa- FREE UOS8AMER CARMENxSt B copy Free to any address upon receipt The violets replied. with gliding, •lutious step of the blln't, Their work wont forward ploasant- cf tho postage—8 cen»«. Let us Uoar cakes of pinion gum, carefully wrap- "Some people have an idea a woman tion, Buffalo, N. Y. The proprietors of the largest card manufactory "We praise him," said the air-plant, Rebokah, stunned and denf, did not ly. Tho morning was balmy. The ping thorn in strips of cedar bark, and in i onnecticut wi&biDg to Introduce their Agent's from you. ,, llespectfully, seoor hear her. Just within tho thresh- meadow-grasses woro fragrant from can't lake a picture," she snid to n Victor Hugo .id mires anil recom- Sample Book into every home at once, make the For breath we never lack;" in other ways prepare for tho work at News reporter this morning. "Bui folli wincliberal offer. The person telllnK us the long MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. "And for the rocks we p.aUe bin," hold Geneyievo was arrested by an un- tho jii3t-dried dows, the brook rippled mends tho ambulance service in Ameri- hand. On the morning of the day sua there's no reason in the world why a estverae in the Bible before Jan. 1st., will receive &S7 fc 3X9 «J)iub Avenue. Chicae"- IU. The lichens answered back. wonted sound, a deep groan, inarticu- merrily among tho swaying stem3 and ceoding tho last night of thoir vigil they can cities. a »ollA «old 1,11(1) >» Wax li worth g'O. If woman shouldn't be able to take a neg- there bo more than one correct answer the second "We praise God for the waters," late yot freighted with the expression rootlets of tho wild salad. Mrs. Huyler ropair in siuglo file, headed by a par- C?olc'» Car\>oll»alve instanMy relieves tho pain will receive a stem winding American watch, the ative, print B picture and mount it jusl of Burns find Scalds and never leaves a pear. It is A LOVELY CHRISTMAS GIFT. The gray sea mosses sighed; of a mitrhty s'orrow, before which tho was particularly fond of it, and her ticular clan-priest—usually a "Badgor" as well ;is a man." tbo bolt salve in tho world for jrenvrul family use third a key winding Swiss watch. Each person Kvtrv Christmas we tr.&ke tbe little And all bis baptized lilies, listener's spirit shook and fainted. neices had planned a little surprise 26cand 7oc At druggists or by ninll. competing must send 25 cents with their answer, folkl a'Chrittmst Pi IMP t Tbi«y«ar who on no account touches ona of them "And yet there are eery few female for which they will received Ludy'K Wairr- w« have inmcthmji Dkf ft.vi prx-lty. "AmenI amen!" replied. Guided by tho moan she went straight gift for hor, as the end of their Satur- — to the quarry. Before lifting tho J. W. COLE & CO., Blues Hlver Falls, Wls. To [BtrodoM OUT goodi in every boma photographer-;." proul I uiiirr GarmeutK, ono pack hid- bov or pirl free "And for the cool, green woodlands, to her sister, and put her hands upon day forenoon excursion. Thoir basket stonte. before even quarrjing any of A colony of Connecticut farmors is den name, All Embossed, tird. Motto and Chromo oftlinrpc, if yi-ii will luiiitfUc. for ••I only know of one other beside my Visiting Cards, with their name neatly printed on PMttn, *c, 3 "pretty Dolls witb We praise and tnanks return," tho clay cald face. filled, thoy sat together on a broad stono thorn, they recite long propitiatory being settled in Dakota by P. T. Leftutitui •.•VIlktfeMimtiprtUycaiii sell who goes into the 'dark' room. each, and our Now Agent's Sample Book and Pre- I and blue eyea or bai>e& ami dark iyM, Sttid kalmUs and ti ileus "My precious one! What is it! Let under an apple tree that sent snowy prayers, casting abundant medicine- Barnum. mium List of abuut one hundred new Btjles of and wardrobe of S3 I>re*»e*, Hat*, Ac; And graceful feathery fern. She's a Jutiiala county woman, and card?. Address one vU'gar.t plt-taubd floral Auto> mo help you!" fleets of bloom down the stream with meal to the "flash of tho rock." With "TilE ELBSROX" frr&ph Album ltiu*tratud with birds, every breath of air, talking cheerfully, Stepped into her husband's shoes—cam- Acme Card Co:, IVORYTON, CONN. 7ernt, scrolls, Ac, five lovely Cbrlit- "And for the wealth of gardens She heard the rustle of papevs in Re- othor but shorter prayers tho (iro is era, I might say—when he died a yeai iTias Cjmif, 0M pretty Hfrthilay Cftrd And all the gardlner thinks," until tho clock in tho steeple of the vil- kindled by the old priest, who uses as The now wood burning Parlor stove- " The anl A 5*'jt. Illustrated Holiday Rook. bekah's lap at the convulsive move or two ago. Scores of young ladies in Elberon," better known as the "Cleveland ACME MFG. CO., Ivorvton, Conn. Said roses and camelias lage church struck eleven. his match a stisk of hard wood with In oasos of dyspep- And all the sweet-breathed pinks, ment that brought her head around to this oily paint and finish pictures, but I Wonder," Is exciting the admiration and won- sia, debiiit*, rheu- nextle in the besom of the comforter. "Ir, must be safe to go now." Ro- which ho drills vigorously into a piece der of all who have Been it. Th« Ladles pro- matism, fever and am (he only female photographer in nounce It as "perfectly lovely." In form it re- ague, liver com "riosannah in the higheft," "You do pity me, don't you? Toll bekah arose and gave her hand to her of dry, soft root, until the friction ignites plaint. Inactivity of Spinal Misses' Waist, $175 The baby-bluets sang; Philadelphia." sembles an elegant modern residence, with the k 1 d n e yd and mo that you lovo mo—that you will sister. "You say the horses were or- tho dust of its own making, and to tho bay window, Mansard rcof, cornices, doors, bladder, constipa- Spinal Comet, »OO And little, trembling harebells She smiled and looked around her Spinal Nursing Corset,... $3 39 With softest music rang. love mo always! Father in Heaven! dered for ten o'clock?" flames thus generated, offerings of dry windows, veranda, etc., and Is considered b} tion and other or- daintily furnished studio with evident all to be the handsomest stove structure ever ganic maladies Hos' SpinalAbdominalCorset, 3 75 this is hard—worse than all tlio rest! "I heard Wolcott tell Jjhn to have food aro mado. Ths stones are thun exultation. tctter'oStomach Bit- Recomme&ded by leading physicians, •The winter hath been bitter, brought, ami when warm enough, produced. It is a base heater; also double ters Is a tried rem- delivered free anywhere in the U.S. I think my heart is broken!" them at the door at that lime, and that "You are proud of it?"' heater, and is said to be slrnp!y perfect in its edy, to which the Bat sunshine follows storm; Tho blind girl's fingers fluttered over thoy would not be back until one." placed over tho liros; being constantly medical brother- on receipt of price. Lady Agents Wanted. Thanks for h's loving-kindness, "Very." operations. Special in luceraente are being offer- hood havelent their Dr.Li2iquist'(jSpinalCorsetCo.,412B'way,NewYork. The earth's great heart is warm." the drawn visage, the dry e)es, stroked Mrs. Huyler was not in the house. anointed with pitch aud caclus juice, ed to one or two li fluent ial parties in each professional sane- which they greedily absorb, so that they "Why is the female army of photo- town for introductory purposes. Write Co- lion, and which as a the soft masses of hair, an agony of Tho housekcepor "boliovod sho was in graphers so small?" tonlc.ftlterative and So said the pilgrim Mayflower lovo and amazement possessing her tho garden," aud tho girls, leaving tho at least seem solid masses of carbonized operative Stove Co , Cleveland. Ohio frr fuii household specific That cometh after snow; substance rather than gritty rock. From ••Women don't like the chemicals. description and partijnlars. for dlsnmerB of the 26 Holiday Cards Free. The Lumblest and the swccte6t soul and deepening her nature. Brok- contents in the basket in her keeping, Thai's one reason. They dislike to get stomach, liver and Any per-on who will send us the names of four the beginning to tho end of this temper- Constipation is positively cured by Carter's bowels has an un- I wide aw«ke boys or girls in their villnpe, and ten Of all the flowers that tfow. en phrases of endearment foil from her went across tho lawn to look for their their pretty little lingers stained. In bounded popvianty lips; sho hold the dear head to her heart aunt. Tho grounds wer« extensive, ing process ney^r a word ?s sp-k;n Little Liver Pills. Not by purging and For Rile by drug- lc stamps for psatatre, wo will fend iree 26 Im- taking tintypes the staining is a very weakening the bowel?, but by r gulating and i ported Embossed Fringe, l-irthday, (. hrlstmas, "Thank God for every weather, in a passion of sympathy unutterable in the garden borders already attractive aloud nor the lsnst excitement or gists and dealers to The sanshine and the wet," marked objection. The silver bath into strengthening them. Thl< Is dor.ti by Improv- whom ap,*ly for i New Vear Kaster Cards, all different, and a now words. It was characteristic of tho firm with spriagfiowers and budding shrubs. sprightly action indulged iu. Sounds ut- ing the digestion and slimnlaticg tha liver to H"» tetter's alma Illustrated and G"> pntre Holiday Book. Spake out the cheerful pansiee, which the 'tin' is iir.st plunged leaves n»c for 1885. U. S. BltOTDVAOTURISQ Co., Hartford, Conn. And darling mignonette. poise of Rebekah's character, tho per- Tho Dair strolled slowly, enjoying tered would penetrate tho grain of tho the proper secretion of Lile, whin the bowels rock and, expelled by hoat orconlHct- an almost indelible bronze stain on the "ill perform thoir customary functions In an fect balance of principle against self- freshness and perfume and sunshine, fingers. Then, when the picture has easy and natural manner.' Purgative pills And then the sea descended, ishness, that in this moniont of supremo until, turning somewhat suddenly the ing with tho new "being" (function) of 1 The heavens were all aglow; been taken from the camera, the chlo- must be avoided. Ask for Carter's Li tie Invaluable to Ladles! G Q N SIS M PTI0 Ni The little morning -glories dismay not a word escaped her that corner of a summer-hou.so, they came the stone, split, scalo or shiver it with a Liver Pills Prlce95 c-nta. The Lndle»» Manual of Fauey Wort. A NEW Boon, I hare a positive romody for tho above dlsaaso; by lta loud noiso. S) also, tho evil influence ride of potassium with which it is run giving plain e, Berlin nml "To his beloved sleep." really believed you did not caro much players wero Mr. Hujler, Woleott, of the chemicals, and pretty women permeated by unhealthy and obstructive acld6 Shetland WOOL Applique. Kate (irtumaway tle- for him!" Aunt Margaret and Wolcbtl's wife. The that penetrate the entire EjBtcni and give rise llffiU f>r DoyUM, OtC Handkerchief border?, R. U*. AWARE The gray of evening deepened, Spooks and. Greece* with pretty fingers don't like it." to those racking pains that make life a "burden. '. Elolbeta Wort, jsraCanvas, Princes! Tho reply was guarded. "He could apparition of the sisters produced Torklab :. THAT The soft wind stirred the corn; "But that is not the only reason?" The reason that Allophoros is euecesfful in Baaiet.^, Lambrequins, Wort Ua£", Hcrnp Km- When sudden In the g&r&en not afford to marry mo, Vevie! God marked and varying effects on the mem- Abraham James, whoso singular dis- dealing wif.h this disease is that it at oiee de- kota. Table-top patterns, Folding SCTOUM. Bofil Lorillard's Climax Plug covory of the once famous Plcasaii— "Oh, no. Theopposition of the trade , .slipper I'uiternH, Wall Pnckcte.Towcl Another flower was born. knows I tried to db what was right— bers of the party. Aunt Margaret push- has a much greater influence in keep- stroys the cause. Pries $1 per btttle. If BMkf.TUlw, ratrhalln, Chair Eolsiem, School bearing a red tin, tag; that Lorillard'B what was best for him. But he^doosn't villo oil Bold iu 1869 is one of tho curit your druggist hapn't it send to Athlophjros Brifpt, Patch Work, Tricot find Burlaps, Wood v-iv Hose JLenfflnccut; thatLorlllard's It was the evenfDg Primrose. ed back her chair involuntarily, and re- ing women from practically photo- nasfcets, Bibs, Shoe Bags, Jewel Boxes, Knltt^.l hnl.„ {'lappings, and that Lorlllard's Snuffs, a:-? understand! Ho nover will understand! ous reminiscences of the Pennsylvania Co., 113 Wall St., N. Y. Jackets, Hllow ^harae, and hundreds of other" best ami cheapest, quality considered } Her sisters followed fast; treated several paces, as if in disavowal graphing. The photographers will not db I f k With perfumed lips they whispered, That hurts me!"- of participation in the business of the petroleum country, is reported dead in 'ROUGHON DENTIST"Toot* PojTder.Flno,smeoth Oregon at the age of 77. James came give their female employes a chance to Cleansing, Kefreshlnx. Prosorvatlro. 15c. 'Thank God for nicht at last." Absorbed in a common sorrow they hour. Mrs. Wolcott, who was in riding do anything but finishing work, and as were mercifully spared tho scene going C03tumo, tittered behind hor cards, her into the oil regions in the early dajs of MKNHMA.VS PEPTONIZKD BExr IVKIO, the only the excitemect in Oil Creek. He was a consequence a girl leaves a studio af- preparation of beef containing its enure nutritious on in the courtyard beyond tho win-black eyes full of malicious amusement, ter two or three years with no more properties. It contains blooa-making, force-Kener- dows. Bride and bridegroom walking surveying from tho shadow of tho hat an odd genius and performed remark- atlnsrand life-sustaining properties; Invaluable for able and puzzling feats as a spiritual- practical ideas of how a picture should INDIGESTION, DTHPEPSM nervous prostration, and A PR1CTICAL WOMAN. up the short drive from the gato to tho brim the girls in their simple morniDg be taken than when she began. It's a all forms of Keneral debility; also in all enfeebled Price, i>o«tpaM, DI.IJ t>!) Cental Five Ho«l»fbr*8.n* Fancy Work Guide," containing ilTaurationi and descrip- and conducted him liko magic across READY ttom of all tbe Uuit drtijrn* in fancy work. The regular price of tbe above "We did!" shouted the trio. "Mam- doors at such seasons, as there was the morning. Wolcott! you ungallant The "only woman photographer" article* it $!.?(, but to tho»e who comply with tbe above requirements we will send danger of meeting her or Wolcott; but dog! till a glass and let your old sweet- fields aud through forosts to a wild spot Ki Hi HiRELIEF ma said you might bo tired, or some- in the vicinity of Pleasautville, where walked the length of the gallery. She JladtekcS! Publ'rs Home Guest, Hartford, Conn. thing, and we must asK her first. But the sound of thoir voices in talk and heart drink to your hoaltn and better clenched her little chemicai-stained clKES laughter floated in at tho cottage win- they rested. Presently the earth opened r, ,^ she doesn't feel like it, she says. You luck!" and an immonso cavern yawned before fingers. Colds, will now—won't you?" dows many times during the three days Flushed, angry, dumb, Wolcott ex- "•Photography is an art requiring pe- Soro Throat, of their visit at the great house. "Sim thoiii. Into this James was lod by the She went over after tea, and sat at tended tho glass toward the hand that spirit. They journeyed down into tho culiar abilities. Those abilities women Lumbago, THE ALBANY STEAM TRAP. COMPANY'S the piano until even the children were is a hard, heartless creature, and I hate did not move to take it. Rebekah's possess to a more marked degree than Pleurisy, her!" said Genevieve, on one of thos<> earth for a long distance, and finally tired. clear, sweet eyes met his in wondering the spirit brought James to tho mar- men. Woman," she said, and she took Coughs, SPECIAL BUCKET At Christmas, Wolcott wrote to her. occasions. "I know he married her foi- rebuke for a second, then she turned another turn across the studio, "wo- Pneumonia, -AND- lier money, and nothing else." gin of a lake of petroleum of unknown Inflammations, If he could not get her without Gen- away in silenco, Gonovievo clinging to depth and extent. Speechless with man is the photographer of the future. oveivc, he stood prepared to take care Rebekah's soft hand touched hor her. "What is it? Oh, sister! what is —Philadelphia News. Rheumatism, GEAVITATING TEAPS. companion's lip. "Don't let us talk amazement James gazed on that ap- Neuralgia, GRAVITATING. of them both. "It is only working a tho matter?" whispered tho child, terri- parently boundless storo of wealth fora little harder, rising a little earlier, ly- about them, pet! It will do no good." fied as much by the tremor and succeed- Fruit and Garden Lands In Colorado- Headache, Automatically drain the water \ At another time, as tho older sister few minutes when tho spirit led him In 5 and 10 acre tracts. Low Price. Long Toothache, of condensation from HEATING < ing down a little later and eating the ing rigidity of Rebokah's frame as by back to the surface. The mouth of tho bread of carefulness for a few years," lowered the book from which sho was Terms to settlers or non-residents. Address Asthma, COILS, anil returns it to the boil- U her uncle's condition and language. cavera closed and tho spirit vanished. lor particulars, W. E. PABOR, Frulta, Colo DIFFICULT BREATHING. cr, whether coils are above or & ho wroto. "After that we shall get on reading aloud, interrupted by Gen- "Hush, dearest! Come with me!" James assured tho men to whom ho con- In theae cases the KEADY RELIEF should be below the water kvel in the ^ famously. Corao to me, Rebokah! I evieve B petulant gesture, she saw tho applied freely over the affected ports until a burn- Sho hurried her out of sight and fided the wonderful intelligence taat Of all tho humor of the present day boiler, doing »way with pumps am going down hill, mentally and spirit- sensitive face dark with disgust. Mr. hearing of the party, through tho gar- thoro is nothing much better than a lug sensation is felt, and it will be found in every ually, without you; am a chronometer and Mrs. Wolcott were setting out on a the great deposit of petroleum had been case that the READY RELIEF is a quick safe, and other mechanical devices for den and over the meadow to the seat revealed to him by tho spirit in order Holmes pua joke.—Texas Sittings. powerful and reliable remedy. In Bevere cases, such purposes. without a main-spring." horseback ride. under tho apple tree. Then sho sat when danger Is threatened, one or two doses of DR. "She called him Woolly, dear!" cried that the faiihful might profit by the When you visit or leave New York City, via IUDWAY'8 TILLS will help the READY BELIEF Her reply was gratefully tender. She down and drew her trembling charge knowledge Ho solicited them to lose Central depot save Baggage Eipre6saee and -n effecting a cure. would not hamper him, oven for "a Genevieye, wrathfully. Fancy being into hor arms, fast tears raining upon |3 Carriage Hire and stop at the GrandUnloi; ALBANY STEAM TRAP COMPANY, ALBANY, NEW YORK. married to a woman who would givo no lime in furnishing the means to Itadway's Heady Relief is a Cure for fewyears." But she, too, was making the sightless face. develop the territory thus marvelously Hotel, opposite said depot. Six hundred ele- every JPain. Mpraiua, Uralses, Office and Works 7S and 80 Church Street. her husband a name she might gant rooms fitted up atthe cost ot one millon Pains in the Bock. Chest, ov and saving money, and G«nevievo's "Oh, Vieve! he is not my Wolcott! placed within thoir reach. Tho capital fancy work had almost paid for the apply to a tame sheep. And to think thero is scarcely a look left of tho man dollars; $1 and upward per day. European l.imUs. It was the first of your beautiful life, thrown out of was forthcoming at onco and Jamos plan. Elevator and Restaurant supplied with and is the only l>aln child's winter wardrobe. In another I loved! Thank our Father with me commenced operations. Ho put down a the best. Horee cars, stages »nd elevated rail- Remedy joint, broken and blackened, by such a That laBtactly stops the most oxcrudating pains, al year, perhaps! Who could say what that Ho know better what was for my well on the spot where ho said the spirit road to all depots. Families can live better might not be? Come what might, she pair as that!". Rebekah kissed and good than I did myself! that He would for less money atthe Grand Union Hotel tban lays inflammation, and cures Congestions, whether of soothed her. had led him into tho cavern. At the at any other iirst-claas hotel in the city. the Lungs, Stomach. Bowels, or other glands or or- would ever thank him for his noble havo His way in spite of my struggling dep;h of 830 feet the drill entered a gans, by ono application. proposal. A man who is capable of such "My little girl can help mo to bc- and fretting!" A teaspoonful in half a tumbler of water, will, In \ to $5,000 for tie Use of Your lam rich oil-bearing sand, which responded . The darkest hour is whon you can't a few moments, cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stom- generous self-denial needed no regulat- havo like a sensiblo Christian; to gather with a 150 barrel well. The news of find tho matchos. —Puck. ach, Nausea, Vomiting, Heartburn, Nervousness, .Vo Hlanha, Xo Charge for Tickets, \o JPremitrm Less than 9?, aiitl Jrom or of moral principle other thaD his Sleeplessness, Sick Headache, Diarrhoea, Colio, Flat- up what is left and bind it into shape, Ouster at Appomattox. this strike set the oil country wild, and own conscience She could not respect then, trust in heaven, and do the day's • UK DUDE'S nlcncy, and all Internal Pains. berself, should she take advantage of Gen. E. W. Whittakor, who was a in a short time Pieasantville was sur- work." cavalry officer under Custer, writes to rounded with wells which wero produc- Ime' a Dade, Dandy Dade, MALARIA in its Various Forms. an offer that promised benefits to her Women as brave and pioii3 as sho tho Critic to correct certain errors in You can tell by the cut of iny fasli >n There Is not a remedial agent in this world that at tho sacrifice of his interests. Still, give way uuder a continuous strain up- ing more oil than all of tho old oil dis- And my hair anal all there will cure Fever and Ague, and till other Malarious, its account of w.-vr relics in Mrs. Custer's tricts, and Pieasantville became the For Carboline was not my passion. Billlous, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other fevers his letter would help her to wait and on heart and norves, through tho weak- possession, and says: "The flag of work and trust in Heaven and in him. ness of tho flesh. Rebekan's faultless greatest oil producing country then On the first day of June, he brought truce at Appomattox was in the hand known. To prevent mice from cuttting oats Price 50 cts. per bottle. Sold by druggists. physique was the faithful ally of her of Capt. Simms, of Gen. Longstreot's in the stack: Sprinkle threo or four his city bride to visit his uncle. It will. Tho Huylers were infinitely re- The James combination put down An entaly reliable, legal and substantial proposition, made by the most popular Family was a -.very sudden affair, Mrs. Huy- staff, who alono mot and arrested tho ounces of the flour of sulphur through DR. RADWAY'S Newspaper in this country, the old, reliable, solid lieved at hor 'sensible way of taking charging cavalry column of 10,000 men five wells, every cne cf which was a each stack and they will not trouble ler opined, in breaking the news thing*." Liko most good naturedly big producer. Oil was then selling for of the expected arrival to Robekah. led by Gen. Custer, by a vigorous flour- the oats.. CINCINNATI FARMERS' LEDGER Which for years of continuous publi- selfish people, they dreaded the sight ish of a white towel, and an emphatic morothau S8 a barrel, and although Sarsaparillian Resolvent V/IIMOIIMIV/A I I mnmeno UCUUCn, cation ha8 ruiailed every promise it ever His relatives had never suspected his Foil THROAT DISEASE, COUGHS, COLDS etc., made to the public, and which must not be confounded with any irreepousible mushroom publica- of suffering, and appreciated the truth the life of the new oil field was com- 1 attachment, mur.h loss his engagement, declaration that Gen. Lee asked the effectual relief found in the use of "Brown * The Great Blood Purifier. tion gotten up to back some questionable lottery or other scheme. broadly stated in tho husband's words: suspension of hostilities. Under Gen. paratively short, the operators all Bronchial Troches." Price 35 cts. S'M only For the cure of all Chronio Diseases, Ohronlo TI1E GRANDEST E until ho wroto to ask permission to "It would havo boen a plaguoy, un- mado large fortur.es. Rheumatism, Scrofula, Glandular Swelling, Hacking spend a day with them on his wedding Custer's direction I accompanied Capt. in b.xte. Dry Conga, Cancerous Affections, Syphilitic Coo- comfortable thing had tho girl cut up James Toft the oil country after the plaints, Weeding of the Lqnps, Dyspepsia, Water journey. The bride expectant was a Simms back through tho confederate It represents the waiting room of an English Criminal rough; gone about palo and peaking line of battle to inform Gon. Lee that Ploasantrille field became exhausted The M. M. Benevolent Association Brash, Whito Swellings, TuuioTs, Pimples, Blotches, COLD FACTS Court, where are grouped tho aged father and mother Miss Cornish, the only daughter of a and hysterical, making Wolcott feel like tho charge would not be halted except worth §500,000, He never canio back for Unmarried Persons. Eruptions of the Face, Ulcers, Skin and Hip Dis- Publishing business: The expenses the wife, sister and two prattling babes of the prisoner, wealthy manufacturer. Th« kind aunt eases, Mercurial Diseases, Female Complaints, Gout, anil earnings of a paper with 100,000 who is on trial for his life. The frightened, anxiou?, agon. a villain and mo liko a sneak for not an announcement of unconditional sur- and it is said that ho lost tho most of Dropsy, Rickets, Salt Rheum, Bronchitis, Consumy circulation will approximate as fol- hoped her nieco would not think hard ORGANIZED APRIL 18S3. tiou, Kidney, Bladder, Liver Complaints, eto. onized expression of tho older members of the group, taking her part." render. The flag of truco came into his money in unfortunate investments lows: RECEIPTS: Subscription,$100,- and the smiling, happy faces of the little ones, who are of him. It was not natural for ayoung It is paying its members when they most SCROFULA, 000; from advertising, GOO inches per unconscious of their father's awfnl peril, form a most man to wait year3 upon an uncertainty The worthy couple went up to town my possession when Gens. Gordon and on the Pacific coast. Tho spiritualists need it, viz: At marriage. issue, at tho rate of lc. a line per 1,- touching and interesting subject for the skill of the artist Longstreot asked me to take it and an- never lost faith in his story of the super- \\ nether transmitted from parents or acquired, is 000 of circulation or $1 a lino for 100,- It is printed on heavy plate, with India paper lint. 21x30 for any girl. for threb months the next winter. Wol- within the curative range of the 8AHSAPAUILLI AN 000, for 02 Issues, S136,800-total inches in size Wo will piy S1U0 for auy copy of this cott and his wife wero sotiled in a nounco tho surronder of Goa. Ord's in- natural discovery of tho petroleum The association is known as the Mutual RESOLVENT. $586,800. EXPENSES: Issuing 100,- engraving purchased at retail for less than $12. It cannot handsome house of their own. The fantry line that was then sweeping in lako. Marriage Benevolent Association cf Martnc Cures have been iLddo where persons havo been 000, for paper, postage, prenswork, be secured for less except through this ofl'tr. Every future "It will be easy for you to keep out from tho southward and had reached City, having been incorporated under the laws afflicted with 8crof«ln from their youth up to 80, 80, etc., $1,200 per issue, 8C5.40O; 100,- subscriber to the FAKMKKS' LEDGER can secure a copy of his way while he is here, if you don't undo and aunt took apartments in a Skeptics bolioved that Jamo3' knowl- of Michigan in 1833, it is the ouly Institution aud 40 years of age, by 0011 Premium Engravings at $1 each, by inclosing 4tic. when he sends hit name, to prepay cost, fool like meeting him just yot, you fashionable hotel, under the pretext of an uncomfortably short range. My edge of geology, which was consider- of its kind in the state. The association is Dr. Eadway's SarsapariUian Eesolvent, $100,000; editorial work, incidentals, express and properly packing or postage if sent »y mall. recollection is that I gave that truco to payL-ig several thousand a nonth to its mem- $20,000—total, 8182,400. Leaving the We hive contracted for 100,WO, we paying cost of Ameri- know"—gaining courages and volubility giving their two oldest girls the advan- able, had lod him to beliovo from the A remedy composed of ingredients of extraordinary splendid profit of $354,400. can plate. tages of city music and language Gen. Custer, flist cutting from it a small character of tho Pleasantvillo territory bers. medical properties, esscntinl to purify, heal, repair from Rebekah's apparent composure. piece for myself, and that Gen. Shori- It has paid GEOBOE MCHAXBY of Marine and Invigorate the broken-ilown and wasted body— " 'Though, to be sure,' as your undo teachers. Rebokah x&s [virtual mistress that petroleum undoubtedly existed City $1,0(10, OKVILLB MCDO.NALD »l,'X!0, Mrs. Qcicu, PLEASANT, SAFE and PERMANENT in its treat- Three-fourths of this profit will be dan prosenUsd to Mrs. Gen. Custer tho ment and cure. made out of the sale of advertising No efor says, 'you are such a sensible, practical of the country establishment whilo thoy thoro, and that ho invented the story of KOSE MCDONALD Ct» per box. Sold by all druggiBt«. none less than $2, and dress, which Rebekah must manage to Jommy, "I dinna drink as meikle as tion, Marina City, Mien. READ "FALSE AND TRUE." This is a plain statement of facts get for her in some way." Some of tho hours of allotted laLor that loft no Capt. Donoal was born in 1794, and GENTLEMEN,—I have much pleasure in ac- Send n letter stamp to 11ADWAY & CO., No. 82, and involves no necessity of resorting spaeo for dreaming. Sho rcfusod yerseK" "Why, how is that," said the Warren Street, Now York. {^"Information worth to illegal methods as an excuse for of- It Costs Nobody Anything to Subscribe, savings of the past six months went to his early lifo connects tho present gen- knowledging the receipt of your draft in full fering "numbered receipts," and al- minister. "Aweel, dinna yo ayo lak' of my cialm for certificates 65 aud 66 for the thousands will be sent to you. as the subscription price will be deducted when the cash pay for it. The definite end of earning neither food nor sloep; hold regular v eration with the last days of Washing- leged "drawings" or "awards." It is Premium is paid and subscription begins—theM are no a glass o whusky and water after din- sura of $500. Please accept my thanks for the simply proponed to make division and hoarding existed no longer. consultations with housokecper, seams- ton. Doneal was 5 years old when blanks. tress au.I nurso; paid conscientious re- ner?" "Why, yes. Jemmy, suroltiko very trompt payment of my claim. I can rec- with our subscribers of an equitable The Huyler children had a holiday in Washington died, and was ouo of tno ommend your Association as a very profitable share of the profits which the use of gard to primer and slates in the school- a glass of whisky after dinner, to aid their names aa subscribers will secure. "WHAT PREMIUM WILL I GET?" honor of the expected arrival, but Ro- twenty boys who attended his funeral Investment for unmarried people. room; was patient under the tedious digestion!" "Aud dinna yo tak' a dressed in uniform. Those boys woro J. KEARNB, Dentist. Send ns your name and find out. Immediately on re- bokah gave a couple of music lessons tinkle of sicalosand exorcises, yot found glass o' toddy every nicht when we aro Stomach j Liver ceipt of your letter we *ill eend with the Premium En- in the lorenoon instead of the after- educated by tbe General's estate, and Walla^eburg, Out., November 5th, 1884. timo to read, walit and practice with ganging to bed?" '" Yos, to be sure, I with tho death of Denoal every one has waving a sealed envelope containing lin order for the amount of the Cash Premium that will bo part of tho day, that two villago pupils Genovicvc, and to suggost new patterns fast take a- little toddy every night to lac you, and there will be no waiting or uncertainty. might have plenty of time to make passed away. The M.irriage Association, of this city, paid |REGULATOR^ Remember; No Subscription Price Need be Sent, and No Charge for Tickets. for tho dainty handiwork with which help mo to sleep." "Well" continued Wm. J. Puilllps, of West China, a benefit last rv ready for the evening party. When Doneal commenced his sea-faring lifo r^MnlTI/S\IC Every subscriber must accept as a condition that he will display tlio Premium the jounger girl beguiled tho hours Jemmy, "that's just fourteen glasses a Saturday. It also paid $2,000 to some of it? COMSTIPATICh . ^UlMUl I I vJIMo—"-^graving in a conspicuous placoin his house or office, aud make known to she returned homo she found a closo of darkness and solitude. woek, and about sixty evory month. on the ocean in 1811 as cabin boy on Canada members last week, and Monday of hose who call how and where he •'• cured It. Positively this must bo done. Every EiiKravlnu neat out wrapped box, and a note from Mr. I only get paid onco in a month, and the ship Contury, of Alexandria, Va., this weelt it paid Fred Sovereign of Port Hur- Torpid Llver.Indigestion.neimburn, Malaria, iccures additional eubscribera, and tha advertising profit* out of whioh to pay the cash Premiums depend under Capt. Oliver P. Findlay, and dur- on, a benefit. It is paying several thousand Khcuraatism, l'aliiitution of tho Heart when m the list of Bubacribera. The charges, 46c., on the Engraving have nothing to do with the subscription Huyler, Sr. Tho governess was not "worn out" then if I'd tak' sixty glassos it wad dollars cacti month to its members.—Marine arising from IndigeetiouordiTanged condition price and barely cover cost, delivery and packing so large an Engraving and no name will bo entered or "Accompanying package came for by tho timo Mr. and Mrs. Huyler wore mak' mo dead drunk for a week. Now, ing the war of 1812 served as quarter- City Reporter. ol the stomach. Sick Headache or Migraln, )aeh Premium Orders sent unless tho charges for the engraving are enclosed. Those who receive Preali- master on boaivl tho brig Rino, of Bos- mn Orders for any of the Capital Cosh Premiums will plcaso telograph, at our expense, acknowledging you in my care, per express, some driven out of town by spring sultriness. yo see, tho only difference is that yo Fred. Sovereign is pretty weU known to the ICino fn fhoToMf111'''13- The °Bly ""* unount. Stamps will not be accepted for engraving chargea except from places where postal notes are m^hths since. Owing to gross care- The gr^in of her temper and constitu- timo it better than I do."—Ex. ton. In 1818 he commenced lake navi- people ot Fort Gratiot, especially to the boys lessness on part of tho clerk who re-tion was too firm for that,jbut, she was gation at Ogdonsburg, as mate of the in the railroad shops. He appears to be well Positively Guru Constipation. This la business from the word "do!" If you send us your address and <6o. for schooner Genosoo Packet, and was for satisfied wlih his investment. There are sev- charges on engraving you will be entitled to a singlo (.'ash Premium OrJer for not cieved it at the factory, it was not seen quito resdy for abatement of toil, glad The United States Steam cruiser At- eral other Fort Gratio*. folks who expect to re Ps-ieo, »I.OO per bottle j 0 bottles, 35.00 ess than two dollars—for there are no blanks. Wo expect to secure the necessary 100,(MO iu 30 days, by me nntil this morning. Hoping to scttlo back into tho lower groove of lanta, which was successfully launched sovon years on Lake Ontario. In 1847 allsse handsomely from.the same icKtitutlon.- BEND FOIt CIItCULAKS, KKEE. nd to be among tho favorites you should Join our list at once. The Cash Premiums paid through any school-room tasks and villago music ho was mate of the schooner Gen. Hous- Port dratiot Times. P. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop're, >ank, post or express office. Yon run no risk, except of good fortuno-then don't wait, but ttke advan- that the omission has causod you no at Chester, Pa., was christenod by ago of this opportunity now, TODAY. fABUBRS' LEDGER, C.KCN.vrr, Omo. inconvenience, I am, Truly, yours, lessons. "Aunt Margaret told me, yes- Jessie Lincoln, daughter of tho Secre- ton, tho first boat launched at Toledo. For further particulars address R. McNeil, Hrtrlug OhemiiU Ralph Huyler." terday that sho and Uncle Huylor ex- tary of War. Later ho had command of tho schooner Secretary, Marine City, Mich. It will pay you. TOLEDO, u-