1891-03-12; Saline Observer

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ALINE OBSERVE
NISSLY & WARREN. Publishers.
SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1891.
VOL. XL-NO. 20.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PROFESSIONAL.
P   E. JONES.
Attorney at Law.
A.1I Business attended to -.virli Promptness and
Care.   Office on KcKay street.
SALINE, - - MICH.
NEIGHBORHOOD GLEANINGS.
Newsy Notes and Occasional Occurrences
From our Near Neighbors.
Q,   R. WILLIAMS,
Attorney at Law,
aid to Pension Claims of all
iS'ewcomb Block,
MICH.
Especial attention,
kinds.
MILAN,
TT   A. NICHOLS, W. D.,
PRXSICIAN and SUltGEOK.
Office at Nidi}
SALINE,
. drug store.
MICH.
last week.
Ypsilanti expects a decided boom the
coming* season, and price of real estate
is picking' up.
The Ypsi. motor line carried 13,000
passengers during February. Evidently a paying institution.
Twenty thousand speckled trout were
last week planted iu a brook near Ann
Arbor, at the state's expense.
Report says Congressman Allen has
saved 310,000 of the $20,000 salary re-
i ceived during- his term of office.
i Geo. W. Cropsey, who has been in the
[ grocery business at AnuArbor for many
[ years, made an assignment, last week.
The Michigan Central K. R. Co. has
just paid Mrs. Phoebe Riley S3.300 for
. _. ,,  „ i killing-  her   husband   at  Wavne last
g^ W. CHANDLER, *ViD„ ! ^ -„     •
PHYSICIAN aild SUBGEO'N The farmers:institute at Ann Arbor
Brflep on Adrian street, first door sourH o£ tiie Inst week is reported a very successful
Wallace Block, ftnd instructive meeting by those who
SALINE,        ■        - MICH.      jftttenaedi
' ~~ I    Thomas Dorfluger, of near Ida, was
j_T B, HiL,L„R, D. B, S-, | killed last week by a. falling timber,
Washington Letter.
Milan has over §400 in its treasury.
Ann Arbor has a sixteen year old kid
that tips the beam at 203 pounds.
The treacherous ice caused a Hillsdale
lad to sacrifice his life, while skating J away, it^is impossible to get a view of
Washington,!"). C, Mancb.6, 1891. »
(From our regular correspondent.)
The ■Fifty-first Congress is dead and
buried among the archives of the past,
and now that the smoke of one of the
greatest and most prolonged parliamen-
try battles in our history has cleared
n    F. UNTEHK1RCHER, M. D-,
PH.Y81GIAN and SURGEON.
Calls promptly attended to at all hours.
Office in -Hauser "bloaic, Chicago street.
SALINE, -       - MICH.
DENTIST.
Headquarters for'the best Tooth  Powder
in the market.
' while helping* raise a bam
v
His head'
the results, "Without taking sides with
Mr. Reed in many of his rulings, or in
fact in any of them, I think that the
principles of the rules, which he is
credited with having originated, are
the proper ones for the guidance of all
legislative bodies under a republican
form of government. They recognize
the right of the majority to legislate;
and I predict that all future rules of the
House, no matter which party controls
will be based upon the same idea.
It is of course, loo early to say whether the important legislation enacted by
the majority was wise or unwise, hut it
was distinctly republican legislation,
and that party will be given the credit
or he made to take the blame for it as
it is viewed by the people when the
next Congressional election rolls
around. No single Congress since the
war has appropriated so large an
amount of money as the one just ended
and naturally the democrats are making the most of the charge of extravagance, whiletherepublicans are claiming that the money will all be well
spent and that the people will be bene-
Ofiice over Kichols Bros',
SAL.INK,
drug store.
MICH.
c.
C. SLAQHT,
is said to not be much of a rabbit hunter, but they say he is trying to capture a
hare (Miss Haire) with fair chances of
success.
The halyards of tbe Dexter school
flag btaff are gone and as no one has the
sand to climb it and replace them the
stars and stripesclo not wave as of yore.
Tbe Leader man calls for a volunteer
to climb the thing. Why not climb it
yourself.
Mrs. i-jpaydding, wife of a miller tyt
Petersburg, Oi;m'mitted sivteide last
iyeek hy jumping ip the river Raisin,
Hep mind had been failing for some
wiiiuetn saline fcvsjry "Wednesday and shall be I time and it is thought the dread of an
^^^S-^oS'^odc?1*1" my ""*1 i-wano asylum, caused her to take her
| life.   She was a highly respected lady.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate of Chicago Veterinary College,
Residence 1*4 miles east of Pennington s Corners,   Calls may belelt at either ofthe
stores at the Uoraers.    All calls
promptly attended to.
MACON,
MICH.
MISCELLANEOUS.
fitted by it.   On both sides it is the
us completely sm.usb.ed. j talk of the politicians.   It is only by
The editor of the Stockbridge Tidings > carefully   watching   results  that   the
people can determine which is right
and no closer watch upon the expenditures of the Government has ever been
kept than will be from now until the
nextPresidential campaign.
Among the legislation that
URATE'S NlARi'3
Oliiss Gil*eft*s O.M •stand, j
IT1   CORSON,
The Pioneer Painter
Ow Forty Years Experience.
Carriage. Sign and Ornamental raintiii;
Hanging, Frescoing, Etc,
KALINH, - M1CI-I.
HI   Wl. BStSQgs,
Practical Painter.
ifli'S-e T-m'lti-W. RKvmmg. na'ner   I'anging and
jjai'jqm.'iiiiig.    4V1  'tor's nronitmy 'iml
*i«'ltl">*   ctar,»«,  siui   fciVlisfacliau
guaranteed.
SALINE, - - MICH.
tTAN OUZER'S
The salary of Ann Arbor's mayor has
been increased 10!) per cent. Formerly
lie received SI a year.—Adrian Press.
He formerly received pne dollar and
Paper [ uovv i?i00. Figure again, Bro. Smith —
'Saline Observer
We have. It should have been 10,-
000 per cent; but we y^eyje only O.Dflrt per
cent, out ii tha Vfa.Yi <V*V4 itTactlis pretty h'n\all hi the' ifisSHBY"*© editor to
pick up a little T,hing like that;,—Press.
If i|. had been a small matter, like an
iiKH'O'iao in the Press' circulation, or
something like that, we would not have
mentioned it, but when it comes to a
mayor's salary, we want uo mis sake.
Barber Shop.
and   all
lair Cutting.    Shaving,   Shampooing
Work in the Barber Line,
Bath room In connection.   Hot or cold baths at
A. B. VAN DUIKER.
MICH.
ny times.
SAT.INE,
A.
MILLAR
' nrees-or to .1. A
& SON.
. Alber.
■ i    \ • i
s©«I **a:
Before the Camera.
If you are snort and stout don't ask
the poor artist to make a picture of you
full length, writes a photographer in.; sequent upon the closing hours of Con--
■n ... - _•,,  -j, gj.gg^ an 0pen tneeting of the tatis-ens'
\ye. already know to be goo,d- is ttm hify toy
the relief of the IV S. Supreme CQiyrt.
the copyright; bill, th.c bill for. inspection of hogs, cattle and; the products
thereof, wjaich are t$ b,e the subjects of
interstate corgKievoe, the bill for the
adjudication and payment of claims
arising from Indian depredations, the
bill to establish a court of private land
claims and others of minor importance.
The democrats of the House voted
solidly against a resolution of thanks
to the Speaker, which McKinley was
compelled to offer because no democrat
would do it. It was the thirteenth time
that precisely the same thing has Q0--
cured in the House, being on mi av.ev;
age about gne in, ea^h jont* Congresses,
To an unprejudiced outsider it looks
silly. ■
A very few Congressmen have gone
home, aud a large number of Representatives of the Fifty-second Congress
are here. Consequently thet e is considerable activity among the friends of
the candidates for the Speaker. The
alliance members have so far refused
to pledge themselves, in fact more than
a majority of the Hoasse, :>& m yet unpledged, Avhieh &htiws that the fight Is.
far from b^jryg decided.
"■^QWlOiStanding the excitement eon-
33 ale
First-i-l-is.-i rigs at n-asonnble rules
Conimcreiai travelers and: tlu-ir bng-
gago curried l» and from adjoining
towns with promptness and at living
rates.
Old American House Barn,
SALINE, - - MICH.
Mm Banmgardne.r,j;
tSuecesso  to Anton Eisle,)
 DEALER IS :—
Foreign a.n«
I American
Marble,
granites  and "Building
stone,
gqrrjar pf QetrQit and Catherine Sts.
ANN ARBOR,        MICH,
SALINE
the Ladies' Hume Journal! He" will, if
you insist: hy\ lie, iit;t-\vs h'e i$ doing a
j gre*i^ \invng ther-eby, "Nothing is so
graceful in a picture of a stout lady as a
sitting half-length, the figure so turned
as to hide too too stoutness. Again, if
you are slim and angular, do not for an
instant forgot that a full-length figure
will make you appear more slim aud
angular. Then the pretty bust picture
is your only hope and you should insist
on having none other. If a gentleman
has a very long -neck—no matter how
nicely he looks iu a high collar—his
.picture if taken in such a high affair
would look grotesque. A short neck |
and high collar, a long neck and low
turued-down collar by all means. No
loud stripes, no great cheeks, no striking figures should be ^worn in a photograph. One thing bear in mind when
you visit the studic|—bring along your
home expression. Po'i'i spend two
days befpi'o you. conic to tbe studio
practicing ppseg and diffeyeut expres-
] siqns before yaw mirror; aud lastly,
J give the photographer the benefit of
exercising bis artistic and professional
ability.
Alliance, which was addressed'by Sen-
| ator Peffer and Kyle and Representative Jersy Simpsbn, has attracted a
great deal of attention here. The
speeches, particularly that of Mr. Simpson, were a revelation to the "Washington people who had attended from idle
curiosity. Before they left they were
unanimously of the opinion that Jerry
Simpson was a born orator. Senator
Peffer started a good many people to
thinking by asking, after stating that
there was not a hair's difference between the leaders of the old parties on
the silver question: "What would you
think if Gf over Cleveland should unite
the democratic and republican parties
east of the Alleghany Mountains and
be their candidate against the nnited
south and west? This is not improb-
ahle."
Ex-Speaker Reed is the victim oi unmerciful guying these days from the
democrats, but he apparently enjoys it
as much as they do. Yesterday he was
approached by a democratic Representative from "New York city, who walking up briskly with a telegram in his
hand said: "Reed, I have just received
a telegram from a constituent of mine
who is the manager of a dime museum
requesting me to secure at any cost for
exhibit the crown you wore as Czar."
"I am sorry," replied Mr. Reed,"that
you didn't see me sooner: hut the crown
has been altered iuto a foolscap, which
is to he presented to thenextSpeaker."
"That's one on me." said the New
Yorker as he slapped Reed on the hack
and roared with laughter.
Mr. Harrison will not take up the
question of nominating the nine new
United States judges created hy the
new law uutil his return from a duck-
shooting- trip to Maryland upon which
he leaves to-morrow.
The Senate before adjourning adopted
a resolution directing the Finance committee to ascertain in every prae'ticahla
way the effect of the tariff laws at home
and abroad. If this be fairly carried
outj without attempting to niakepollti--
cal capitalv it will bo pi'odnctive of
much good in ih,e shape of authentic
information...
Boes; This Mean You ?
I have on my books many longstanding-accounts that must be settled. I
have waited patiently and now ask
you to return the favor. Don't pass
this b.i,, but if you owe me, come and
see me, as I must have money to pay
bills. G. A. LlNDENSCHMIDT.
S.JOSENHAN'S
iiiiiiii mi
REPA3RI5JS   DONE     ON     SHORT
NOTICE.
Alt kinds of Forging, Repairing Horseshoeing,
and general jobbing.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED and prices reasonable.    Shop   on   Ana Arbor street,
near Main.
SALINE,      -      -      -      -      MICH
DY 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,
Itobes. Blankets.  Dusters.  Whips,
and everything* in   lhe  line  of
horse goods.
Harness made to order and   Repairing promptly done.
Everything at Sock BottomPrices, for Cash
A share of your patronage,  solicited
Ilespectfullv,
A. W. LASHIER.
JAes ^
'S
HOSERY - AND ~ SOCKS I
Good full sizes Ladies' Hose and Gent's Socks,
UTo-CLir? Cents J?e:r? IPa,iz?_
Headquarters for Hosery and Underwear.
We invite particular attention to our immense
variety of
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS FABRICS.
At the Smallest Profits, consistent with the qualities.
Why not buy one "of the 300 medium or heavy weight
6 NEWMARKETS OR -JACKETS
We are offering at one-half price.     The Investmen
is splendid.
REPAIR SH0
1
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
When in need Of  Repair Work in  the
line of
JEWELRY,
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
SEWING MACHINES,
BICYCLES,
G-ITNS, ETC.
(Jive me  a-call   and I will guarantee
Satisfaction. Respectfully,
E.H. CRESSY,
Wallace Block.
Tee Best Salve in tbe •world for Cnts,
Brakes, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, j
Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and positive.
1 ly eures Piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 2.1 cents per box.
For sale by Geo. B. Mason, the Druggist.
Many years practice bave given C
A. Snow & Co.   Solicitors of Patents,
| at Wasbington, D. C, unsurpassed success in obtaining patents for all classes
of invention.   They make a specialty ,
Of rejected cases, aud bave secured at- i
lowauces  of   many  patents that kadi
been previously rejected.    Their ad- j
vertlsement In anothflr. column, will be-1
of interest to inventors, patentees, man-1
ufacturers, and all who have to do with I
patents. '
I am still at tiie old stand awl will oUfor yon great itjtiuoema^i^, on certain lines
of; gaods. snoll as
"MSii  JiBra  HAHr&xnra  limps,
V
Of which I have a few nice Ones left, which I will sell  REGARDLESS
OP COST, rather slum carry them over.    Also lots of China
Goods suitable for birthday or wedding gifts.
Gloves and Mittens
I shall offer at CUT PRICES,
Don't go with cold  lingers  when  you]can   buy  gloves and  mittens so  cheap
My entire stock of
Warm - Footwear - For - Ladies,
I will soil AT COST, or LESS THAN COST, rather than keep them
over.   Don't let this opportunity pass without taking advantage of it, as I am bound to reduce stock.
My Grocery and Crockery Stock
Is always full of the best gqo(|s.   "3i'jng qlaqg ynnr "produce and get the
highest market price"for \%. and buy Good Goods at Low Prices.
The Boot and Shoe and Grocery and  Crockery   Dealer
ANN ARBOR,
miCH.
f
Fiddle Broadcast Seeders,
Clover and Timothy Seed
^^T
E. W. Ford & Son's.
BY ACTUAL COUNT WE HAVE ONLY
MEN'S OVERCOATS IN STOCK TO SELL
FROM $10.00 UP AND
:E2: -mi 3T   ^M TJ & %TJ?;   <3r o
IF PRICES WILL DO IT.    SELL CHEAP AND
THE-PEOPLE WILL BUY
Great Cut in Men's  aad Children's Suits at
5("
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27. and 29 S. Main St.,
Ann Arbor.
i
00000   ooooop
AH having accounts "witli me-
that are past, cine will confer a.
gr^at-: fk-Yor by settling the same
at once, "Without farther notice.
Respectfully,
A. G. GLAEKE.
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