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NISSLY & WARREN, Publishers.
SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1890.
VOL. X—NO. 48.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PROFESSIONAL.
"C- -E. JOKES.
Attorney at Law.
AU'Business attended to wilh Promptness and
Care.   Office on McKay street.
•SACINE, - - MIOH.
■p n. Williams,
Attorney at Law,
ltepecfal attention paid to Pension Claims o£ all
kinds.  Eoom 1, Blackmar Block,
MlLA-j-ST, - - MICH.
H.
A. NICHOLS, fifi. D.,
PHYSICIAN and SUEOE05.
Office at Nichols Bros', drug store.
SALINE, - -        MICH.
p   F. UHTERKEHCHER, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Galls promptly attended to at all hours.
Office in Davenport block, second floor.
SALINE, -        - MICH.
G '.WaCHANOJ-ER, M Q.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office on Adrian Street, first door south of the
*    , .      Wallace Block,
- SALINE, -        - MICH.
T£ "S.: HOLK1ES, Nl. D.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
.. *ec» and residence in N. G. Fowler's house,
M« doorlwest of J. Sturm's harness shop.
C*2sV-*oniptly Attended night and day.
SALINE, - - MICH.
£r B. KSLLSR', 3. £?.§,,
** SSnvffical and Jleehauipal
PENT I ST.
Ksfetricity. Nitrous Oxide, and Vitalized Air for
t£» o*in!css uxtrac-tion of teeth,.   Ofhce oyer
-        *        Njchols Bros', dfflff store,
MICH,
^Al,IJsE,
I5LASHT,
■fVeterinary. Surgeon.
Graduate of■Chluftgo Veterinary College,
B-jwdence 1j4 miles east of Penmngto"'** {
■aers-   Calls nipv lie left »teither or the
glares at tho Oqrners.    All eaHs
promptly attended to,
MAOON,'       ■        -        MICH,
MISCELLANEOUS,
T8HS J8R. ICLASES,
General Auctioneer.
.«tl8» attended in any part o£ the county.   Terms
Keusonable.   Orders may be loft at
" ■'   the O&siskver Office.
„„    SALINE - - MICH.
WATERFilAK'S
NEIGHBORHOOD GLEANINGS.
Newsy Notes and Occasional Occurrences
From our Near Neighbors.
Dexter is tp have a park on "Piety
Hill."
The students are again flocking toward Ann Arbor.
Ann Arbor's street railway will be
completed this week,
Manchester's population is 1,190, an
increase of 34, since 18S0.
The residence of Mrs. L. W. Britten,
Dexter, was burned last week. Loss
§2,000.
The Southern exhibit will be an interesting feature of the County fair-
next week.
Teeumseh and Clinton will each
have a first-class lecture course the
coming winter.    How about Saline?
Dexter claims to have a genuine
ghost that promenades one of the
streets of that town nearly every night."
Dundee now wants a fair. Better
help support what we already have, and
make them a success, than detract from
them by starting new ones.
Ann Arbor boarding house keepers
have advanced the price of board to S3
per week, owing to the advance in the
price of nearly all articles of food,
Henry M. Stanley, the great African
explorer, will lecture at Ann Arbor the
coming winter under the auspices' Qf
the Students' Lecture Association.
Elwin Glynrpse started to go in a
stall beside one of his, Cp,flf 3 whfin the
ungrateful critter squeezed him up
against the pai'tition and broke bis
arm.—Clinton Local.
Many of our farmers have contracted
their, wheat to Mr, Holt at SI a bushel
to be delivered at any lime he calls for
it before the 1st of February.—Manchester Enterprise,
ftfr. Halt evidently has faith in the
future wheat market.
Washington Letter.
An exchange suggests the following:
How would it be to issue a postal
card especially for ladies' use. Instead
of the inscription, "Jfotjiing but the
address on this side," they "should be
printed, '"The address and letter on
this side—the postscript on the other.''
Ypsilanti Sentinel: Mr, Hitina informs the Sentinel that the qontractfor
the motor railway line between this
city and Ann Arbor bas been let to
Judson Kingsley, of Troy, JT. Y., and
that work will be begun at once. It is
expected that the expense of the road
will reach nearly §75,000.
A   new    "drop-a-nickel-in-the-slot'
machine  has  been   invented    which
when a two cent piece is dropped in,
produces a two cent stamp aud sticks
it) it upon a letter.   It is calculated for
PIMJT0GRAPR (xALLfc^Y.        hotels and offices where many stamps
(Miss GiUetfs old stand.) ars reclT.iv-0_.   The slot attachment can
[gijci!iSK.Hu-*.evei*yWedni-sday anushaiibslbe taken ofi and the machine used in
sad to meetall in need of work iu raj-line, j „.„*..,,,.„ ~ffi,lf>„ fm. efn-n-nintr ■ Wt**.~
fcofl see samples of our wort. private om^es 101 stamping letteis.
— " i    Miss  Maggie   MeDiwit, teacher in
A. ALBEH'S the  primary  department   of the  1st
ward, has taught school in this city
CiS'tctfol©' 'twenty-oneyears, living all that time
Livery and Fee
First-class r:g3 at reasonable prices.   Commercial travelers .ma tlie* basgage earned, to
any adjoining towns.
Eass to and from all towns.
\, The Pioneer Painter.
•V'        \   Cver Forty Years Experience..
■ «arriase. Sign and Ornamental Painting, Paper
Hanging. Frescoing, Etc.
■SALINE, - -        MICH.
mr,  6f5.t3RSC-.SS,
Practical Painter.
EoiTse painting, graining,  paper   hanging
kalsominiug.    All work promptly and
neatlj-' done,   and   satisfaction «,
guaranteed,
ailQET.
and
SAT..INE,
The Photographer,
Is now ready to furnish Firs^elass Photograph
Work.   OpiMi every day of the week,
except Sundays.
First doorivest.if Sturm's Harness Shop.
•S-VUNW,      -       -      -        MICH.
■?fAN QUZEFS'3
Barber Shop.
•fasir Gutting,    eiiaviiic.   Shamponimf and   ml
Work in tXe Barb<*r Line.«,   ..-*» I    >»
3ath "-com in connection.   Hot or cold baths at
■   ut times. ' A. B. VAX DUZER.
-* SALINE, - - MICH.
"Washington, D. 0., Sep. 19,1890.
Mr. Blaine's last letter in favor of
reciprocity created quite a sensation
in Congressional circles, ior which it
is generally believed it vras specially
intended. It indicates that Mr. Blaine
is not altogether easy in his mind as to
what action the Conference committee
will take on the reciprocity amendment to the McKinley bill. He knows
that at least two of the republican
Senators on that committee—Messrs.
Allison and Sherman—are not particularly enamoured with the idea, aud
that McKinley, who heads the republican ^Representatives on the committee, would shed no tears if the amendment should suddenly die, in fact he
probably has a suspicion that the latter gentleman would take pleasure in
playing the role of executioner on this
occasion. So the letter was written as
a final argument. Mr. Blaine may
have exceptional sources of information that caused him to get alarmed,
but the impression is general here that
the reciprocity amendment will not be
disturbed by the Conference committee now at work on the Senate amendments to the McKinley bill.
The democrats are accusing Speaker
Beed of having tried to use the River
and Harbor bii.1, which he has just
signed after more than a week's delay,
as a ^y-oaptsn to compel them to agree
to remain on the floor of the. House to
make a quorum white the republicans
passed certain hills,
The democrats have the republicans
of the House at a decided disadvantage
just now, and they are enjoying and
making the most of it. The republicans have no quorum of their own men,
and the indications are that they will
not have again Jhis session, though
tliey say they will. Whenever anything is called up that the democrats
don't like, contested election cases,
for instance, the House suddenly finds
itself left without a quorum on account of the democratic members leaving the chamber. The democrats
might have prevented the Tariff bill
being referred to the Conference committee in the way it was if they had
been so, disposed, and if they should
take a notion to make trouble when the
bill is reported from that committee,
which will probably be the first part of
next week, there will certainly be a
circus in the House. The republicans
here are not speaking in the kindest
terms of their thirty or forty absent
colleagues, but the absentees, who are
all looking after their "fences," probably console themselves with the
thought that they are only following
tho example of the eminent gentleman
who presides over the House.
The lottery lobby is very much cha-
grinned at its failure to have th^e j^iti-
lottery bill, which the Senate ha.3. pass-,
ed, postponed tiiitil xjext session, but it
has not fis, yet givtrn tip 1ihe fight, and
tr.opp,ses, it js sold, to offer Ex-Presi-
ent Cleveland and Senator Bvarts
§250,000 as a retainer if they will undertake to get out an injunction to restrain the Postmaster General from
putting the new law into operation until a case shall have been taken to the
Supreme Court to test its constitutionality. In the meantime Mr. Wana-*.
maker is preparing to carry, p.u^ the
law in a manner that "vtji^l* •jer-fevinly'
cripple, if it" do,e| iiftt kill the lottery
REAM FOR BUSINESS
I have purchased the Schairer stock of
Harness and Harness Goods and
have moved   to   the  Wallace
block, where I am prepared to show a full line of
Light and Heavy Harness,
Robes. Blankets.  Dusters, Whips,
and everything in the line of
horse goods.
Harness made to order and He-
pairing promptly done.
Everytliing at Rock Bottom Prices.for Cash
A s,hare of your patronage solicited.
Respectfully,
A. W.LASHIER.
S. JOSENHANS
iiiwiii sir
REPAIRING    DONE     ON     SHORT
NOTICE.
All kinds of Forging, Eepairing Horseshoeing,
and general Jobbing.
SATISFACTION GTTABANTEED and prices reasonable.     Shop   on   Ann Arbor street,
SALINE,
near Main.
MICH
John Baumgardner,
(Successor to Anton Eisle,)
 DEALER IN	
Foreign and American
barbie,
Granite and   Building
stone.
Corner of Detroit and Catherine Sts.
ANN ARBOR, MICH.
SALINE
REPAIR SE0P.
When in need of Repair Work iu the
line of
JEWELRY,
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
sewing. MACHINES,
BICYCLES,
GUNS, ETC.
Give me a call  and I will guarantee
satisfaction. Respectfully,
E. H. CRESSY,
Wallace, Block.
WASK|E£jAVy. S-QQKS,.
tfJSj^spKi.:: and'1*1*ird JTHtiay of ea'eii rniSHtK. ■ S0011
'       CgpAiryBH.
pietator.
x: «itl.EK,,
Bepnrter.
.UJH9N'5BLOCX'
Woelpei1 & Miller,
SAUSAGE, POULTRY
-  •   LARD Etc, Etc   '
JL j? ..  ..
ATshiiTO of your patronage solicited.
■   '       Respectfully.
WOJSLPSR & MCL.LSR
but one week and that was when-she
buried her mother. This is certainly*a
record to be proud of and which 'ievi
teachers can boast pf^AjiS j&rbor
Refflocisrt.-"
Yes, a rem-trkablc record, especially
the -week during* which she was not
living, as we mast infer from the above
item.
Saline is evidently not the only town
on this branch of the Lake Shore that
kicks on the accomodations, as the following, from the  Brooklyn Exponent
.    J, c,   ...   „ „       , . ...      businesj in tne dnjted States.   I am
A. K. Smith:& Co., shippers of live ■.• •.:■ : -"-V:; ? " « j.u 1 ^
stock, were obliged to drive a herd" pf ""01We4 fch^ one of tae lottel-y men
cattle to Grass lake Sa^uiichi? aM ship stopped abusing* the newspapers long
by the M|chigaff Ceniral'on "account of enough to say that his company would
rtot.beingtvblatog^tacar and accom- wmingly giye §500,000 if an injunction
modations here. The snipping* facili- ,-,?■.-, . . . ln u, ,-.
ties hero are very poor, inconvenienc- could be had which would enable them
ing our merchants greatly as well as to continue using the mails until a test
live stock, grain and produce shippers. case is tried by the United States, even
We hope to have better arrangements thmigh thev taew m advance that tho
soon, as wo understand station agent "     ,*,     ,    .,  ,        ,    , li *'■•*
Palmer will use what influence he has ease would bs decide'l aplnj* them.
with the proper authorities. The rail- That gives an ide^| gf- the profits of the
road company will surely see the neces- businep*.
sity of accomodating* the patrons of this      %r,'tj5-.,.-i^... i« „--r.=^r<»rt +n i..-.+„,.r,
bi4ch,   and not Compel them to $qt    -%- *^eati* e-Pect<f to letul^
from four to twelve mil^^iiati; them- «o tho ^Vhite House next week,  and
selves of the faetljttea"iJttlel' roads offer,  then the question of an extra session
Ypsilanti'Commercial:   Mrs. E. E.  will be decided.   It is believed to have
! Jenness, of this city, as her friends well already been decided in the affirmative
! know, has been almost totally blind in hy the republican lepder-a in Congress,
! one aye for some ten years, and of late and the oiily I'omaining point to ba der
j the other has grown gradually w-orgg cided is a3 to who shall assume the re-
I until aha could little inore. than tell sponsibility.    Shall   Congress take a
• light from dapknofii, and felt that she '■•eooss after passing the tariff bill, or
would  be sightless.    Thi**;   was shall it adjourn, leaving the President
j caused  by  cataracts,   and last week  to call an extra session.   There  are
j Tuesday Dr. Fiemming Car-row, oculist lots of people who don't believe a reso-
jofthe University, removed the obstruc-lation  for an extra session could be
' tion from the poorer eye.   The opera- passed in the House.   If that be so, the
t tion vras practically painless, and was leaders will not attempt it, knowing
f performed with wonderous skill.   After that their object can just as well be ac-
| giving her a chance to test her eye,  complished by means of a Presidential
We ha^e opened  a furniture store in
the
Blackmar Building I
and are now prepared to show a, full
assortment of Staple
Furnitujfe, Undertaking
Goods, &c,
which we offer at very low prices.
AFSi^E f^EW HEARSE
in  connection   with   our   undertaking
department.
PICTURE FRAMING AED REPAIRING I
a specialty.   A share of your patron-
:i«j'j solicited.   Respectfully,
J. F. leissinger &Co.
Caveats, and. Tjade-JIarks oDtained, and all Pafc-
Qn^nsJn(*&s conducted for Moderate Fees.
SUH OFFICE IS OPPOSITE O..S. P.ATE NT OFF! C E
id vro can eeenre patent in less time tban those
remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo., with description. We advise, if patentable or not, free of
charge.   Onr fee not due till patent is secured.
A Pamphlet, "How to Ohtain Patents," wia
names of actual clients in yonr State, county, or
town, sent free.   Address,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opp. Patent office, Washington, D. C.
proclamation.
The House let Representative Ken-
I U-lib '' i^lus convincing her that she could see,
        »*■     (her eyes were bandaged so that the
nn-ncTTTc) a t T* ^ffxp A T**3 I ™vm& might heal.    Now that these i aedy off for making the speech abusing
FSAbI-1 c£bja,UI  •!*v*L*c'-rt**i-c,'|l!a_auges  are removed she finds she Senator Quay quite easy.   The ohjec-
j has as perfect sight as any one, and j tionable portion of tho speech are to
has had the pleasure of looking upon I he left out of the bound edition of the
the faces of her family and Mends, for ! Record.     What   difference will that
the first time in years, a blessing none ■ make after the abusive language has
1 perhaps but those who have 'had sim- j heen read in the newspapers from one
i -I-,. .,m;„f?«„ ^.,n ,«r,..o,.int0 • end of the country to the other?
ilar affliction can appreciate.
Mitchell's Kidney Plasters
Absorb all disease in the .Kidneys and
restore them to a healthy condition.
Old chronic .kidney sufferers say
they got no relief until they tried
2HTCHIXf S KTONElt
PILASTERS.
SoldbyDrnggiBts ereryw^iere, orEentbymailforBOd
Novelty Plaster Works, .Lowell, BlaSs*
BOOK MG3uBKXriS
psss-ttiiTHE Most Perfect
Dictionary Holder,
Folding and Ag,j,(^1,e-TiKs?*.
sr^nVSii CiVJALOcpE,
E^V M,  L^RffBitE,
SaE.'l9thSt.,N,V.
Fair  Week   Only.
3,000 yds. 4-4 Hill bleached Cotton, same priceas
Lonsdale and Fruit of the Loom, 7 1-2C.
200 all-wool $4 Shalls, $r.gg.
225 real Seal Plush, 37 inch length, Sacques, worth
$20, for$u.g5.
One|case best 5oc|Overalls will be opened at a price
to surprisefall.
CARPETS,  CARPETS,
11.1-27 21, ST, SB cents.
Four hummers.||New designs. Every department
is loaded^with high-class ?and new novelties, also the
specially low-priced drive's-.
See our underwear, |dress goods, cloak and shawl
departments. All call ;when in. Send for simples.
Goods sent free of charges.
NOW - OP
WBIMBHWWIWMJJMIB -
The Mammoth Store of
Is loaded in every department with the     *
finest line of Goods to be found
in the market at
Prices Lower thai Ever Before!
.1—mummaiiiaaiii  ■urn mi i»iwyM<iiiiM_.ii.LMas___BC____Mb____________
If in need of
You can find a very fine Assortment at
Prices to suit the most fastidious.
AR9 S. Main:S1
Ann Arte.
With and without top, and will make you
better prices: than at any time before
this season.
Top Buggies from $50 up.
0, 15,120 anil 25 SflonJCrocb on MM.
Where you will find anything from a
flood Seat Ciair to a Plusli Parlor Suit
Including Center Tables,  Couches, Mattresses,
Springs, Carpet Sweepers, Basics,• Folding
Tables, Eed Rccn^ Suits, etc
A large Assortment of Picture  Mouldings/ also
a full Hne of
COFFINS, CASKETS AND ROBES
Constantly on. hand.    All calls attended with prompt,
ness and satisfaction guaranteed.
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The Furniture Dealer and Funeral Director.
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