1892-01-14; Saline Observer

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A, J. WARREN. Publisher.
SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY H. 1892.
VOL. Xn.-NO. 12.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PROFESSIONAL.
F
E. JONES.
Attorney at Law.
Ail Business attended to with Promptness ami
Care.   Office on M-Kay street,
SALIKE, • - MICH.
NEIGHBORHOOD GLEANINGS.
Newsy Notes and Occasional Occurrences
From our Near Neighbors.
Q.   R. W8LL1AW1S
Attorney at Law,
Especial attention paid to Pension Claims of .all
kinds.   _Tev,'comb Block,
MICH.
MlL-^-T,
T_T   A. NICHOLS, Wi. D.,
PHISICUN and SUJMJEOK.
Office at TSioho s '■ ros'. drug stove.
SALINE, - MICH.
p   F. UNTERKIRCHER, M. D.,
PHySICUN and SURGEON,
CglJ- promptly attepded to a,t a)l _j0.tu-§.
Qffica in Hauser hlae., Chicago, streofc
SALINE,        -       --        MICH.
O   W. CHANDI.ER, WI D.,
TRYSICIAN and SURGEON
.flip;! pn Adrian Street, first doo.r sour it of Hie
Wallace Blpclt,
24 JOH,
fci.^L.NB,
tt q. ME_,I_ER,    . 0 S,
DENTIST,
rr!_g4qua-te_s ipr- the best  Too*  F-W.e.
in fte market,,
__i.esvor HicliolsBros', drag stoia.
SALINE,
MICH.
c
C. SLAGHT,
Veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate of Chicago Veterinary College,
Residence VA miles east of Pennington s Corners.   Calls may be left at either ot the
stores at the Corners.    All calls
.-. . • promptly attended to.
MApONV   .     - ■' ■       "*
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Secret societies iu Chelsea are _oom-
ing.
Jane A. MemU, an aged lady of S4,
died at Tecumseli last week.
The Ypsila-tian .of last week consumed nearly half a column in telling
about the sick.
Ypsilanti now has a new x'ostmaster.
Mr. P. W. Carpenter was last week accepted and fully confirmed for the
■worthy position, and -,ve believe he will
fill it well as did his predecessor, Mr.
Kramer,
The Grass Lake News says that if
war breaks out with Chili it is understood that the Jackson canoe club will
be ordered at once to the Pacific to
protect the Californian coast from the
enemy's cruisers,
Tecumseh suftevs quite a loss by fire.
Wednesday event-,"** the planing- mill
j at Temple, McClure & Co. was wholly
desti!oye4 besides more or less lumbar
piled in the yard close by. Total loss
estimated §12,000 of which only a part
is covered by insurance.
The Plymouth Mall gives the folia wing- hit of advices Boys! this is Leap
Year- and you must put your girl in
inind that ice or-.am, candy, bananas
and nu,ts are sold, just the same this
yeai' as the past four years, ana if she
j aim'. pay for what you want for oue
i year, ''run theiu,"
j Several notable changes were begun
f at Jaokson on. New Year's day. Justice
Ford swore oft' smoking; Chief of Police
Winney set resolutely to work to reduce
his obesity; a collection was taken to
get a new sign for the Jackson city bank;
John C. Sharp adopted a short horn
calfs tail for a necktie at pink teas and
on Sundays; the people of the fifth ward
resorted to fasting and prayer to induce
Farmers' Club.
MICH.
M-Se-SLLANIPUS;
WATERMAN'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
(Miss Gillett's old stand.)
Will be in Saline every Wednesday and shall be
pleased to meet all in need of work m my line.
__11 and see samples of our work.
r?.   COR DON,
The Pioneer Painter.
Over Forty Years Experience.
;„i'rfage. Sign and Ornamental Painting, Paper
Hanging. Frescoing, Etc.
SAT_IN1_, - MICH.
The sixth annual meeting of the
Saline Farmers' Club was held at the
residence of George J. jSfisslj* in the
Tillage of Saline, Friday, January 8,
lS92,with a large attendance. A meeting of the Farmers' Club in the village
is a rare occurrence, but at no place in
the country have the members enjoyed a
more cordial welcome or more genuine
hospitality than was extended to them
by Mr. and Mrs. Nissly and if all the
gatherings of the club in the village are
as pleasant as this one, the club will
not object to more of them. It being
the time of the annual election of officers
the usual programme was considerably
shortened. The report of the viewing
committee was giveu by Norman Wood
and called forth a discussion upon the
subject of raising hogs, after which a
general discussion was engaged in upon
the question "Is it best to breed and
select cows for diary purpose solely, if
one is engaged in dairying?'' nearly all
of the members answering the question
in the affirmative. The music furnished by Mrs." Townsend and Mr. Herbert
was evidently enjoyed by those present
and was a very pleasant feature of the
meeting. Mr. Kyte made a very inter-
resting report on the result of Ms experiments with potatoes, and exhibited
several varieties which he had grown
and seedlings which he had raised.
Mr. Kyte is authority on potato culture
as he has made it a special study f or
many years. The members of the club
made their customary tour of inspection
after dinner to look over the farm and
feathered stock of Mr. Nissly and all
expressed themselves well pleased with
the appearance of the birds, although
very few were sufficiently well posted
in this particular kind of stock to be
able to note the fancy points, and if the
fowls had one feather too many or too
few in the tail or in the wing th.e
meniberf pf the, club, were pone the
wisevj to thefts t.b,ey wove all perfect,
and they made a   fine showing,   "A
the-great Ruler to remove its two alclev
men If*, ftie'uppev. anflhettev .vovld, and j in.oph e t "is not without honor save in
editor- Tu.. PP.. tiQVight ft toothbrush.— Ms own country" and an establishment
Clrass Lake News,
w
r_. br! sas,
For years the editor of the Ann Arbor
Argus has used an old, one-legged mill-
stool for ah editorial seat. He has persistently refused to exchange it for anything better, but on New Year's day
his office force wheeled in a handsome
upholstered chair and while he was
trying' to see how it would fit him they
caught up his old milk stool aud stuck
it in the stove. He was fighting mad
for a few minutes but settled buck on
his n. w throne and it is now thought
will recover if no relapse takes j>la_e-—•
Grass Lake News.
Practical Painter
JnU_a""p_intW _™''-»'-'ie- Pai'er ']Ia.gi«£- and
•■t.''i«_r.ii.r--_. " Aii v.tel- _Km-jpr!r •
The New Dictionar _.—The answer
of  -(die" piilJlishcrs ot ^Yebs^'.'/l-nuf
•.•.js_-.ih.l_. "Aii TVOi'i- .va-M-fiT j(.ii
«._. pe_.]y' dons,  aud 'sa_sTaci_c_.   •
" ■''■        guaranteed,      •
£A_4_.p.  '     V"      :'       a...*L1H:
bridged Dictioua-:.
and  aii
lair Cutting.    Hnaviiig,   Sli-mpooinK
- Work in fee Barber Uiie.
Hot or cold baths at
Bath room in connection,
ny times.
SALINE,
A. B. VANDUZER.
MICH.
to v.i"3. attenipt pf
Rirales'tp. steal their thunder by 'issuing c_jeap, phototype reprodqetians of
the antiquated edition of 1S.7, is the
publicat|ou of a new jinc] cqmplefely re^
pdit§;i tjuii aii]i>i:§eci coition est' thg
iii.lti.pntip T.<nah_ic]ged1 which as a dis^
tingui-hing title bears the name of International.
The publishers have expended in the
last ten years over $300,000 in the preparation of this new book before issuing
tho first; cnPyi iU1<i kne improvements
ot tlfe ^cVPtR'v!-. i^Wwusj sifl^P that, at
]84t ufl-VP **0. . over -Ui.e-t'otii.hs of a
million oi doilai's for editing, illustrating;, type-setting ma electrotyping
aloiiu.
I    The new Dictionary is the best book
  j of its kind in the English language.   It
Commercial travelers and their bag- unlouks mysteries, resolves doubts, and
wage • carried to and from adjoining decides disputes. The possession of it
.owns with  promptness aud at  living ilnci the habit of consulting it will tend
(Buo-essore to J. A, AlUci-).
Xsivevy. Fed i ad
Sal© St-able.
First-class rigs at reasonable rates.
Sudden's Arnica Salve. ,
The Best Salve in the world for Guts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt "Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Geo. B. Mason, the Druggist.
The Pulpit and the Stage.
Eev. F. M. Shront,' Pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Hound, Kans., says: "I
feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr.
King's New Discovery has done for rue.
My Lungs were badly diseased, arid my
parishioners thought I eould live only a few-
weeks. 1 took five bottles of Dr. King's
New Discovery aud am souud and well,
gaining 20 pounds in weight."
Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny
Folks Combination. writes: "After a
thorough trial and convincing evidence, I
am confident Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, beats 'em all, and cures
when everything else fails. The greatest
kindness I can do my many thousand friends
is to urge them to try it.' Free trial bottles at Geo. B. Mason's Drug Store. Eeg-
ular sizes 50e and §!_. 3
(AJe's.
^Old American Rouse
SALINE,
Barn,
MICH.
oto^'-Jani-Hi.il.f,
ISueeesso  to intou Siais,-!
 -DEALER Ef	
Foreign and American
Rftarble,
Granite and   Building
6SE3§. 9. Mstto'jit^iiii'ystneii^g §{£.
ANN ARBOR, MICH,
like the one Mr. Nissly is carrying
is more highly thought of aud better
appreciated in distant states than hero
at home.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Pres., Delos Town-
send; Vice Pres..S.R.Crittenden: Lady
Vice Pres., Mrs. Norman Wood; Sec,
Mrs. A. A. Wood; Treas., A. G. Cobb;
Ex. Board, B. N. Smith,Leonard Josenhans, G. L. Hoyt, Mrs. D. Townsend,
Miss Florence liuckmau.
The next meeting of the club will be
held the second Friday in February,
when Miss Ida Shaw will .give aVeeita-
tionaud A. D. Crittenden will give a review ol the nineteenth.'century.   Cor.
Mooreville.
The _ou; ya, _. ha. sti-n-kMoo«_ville,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hale went to
Clayton last week to attend the funeral
of a sister-in-law.
Charley EUi_ and wife are spending
a |ew dap in OplAwater.
F'yed Kanause spent a few days in
Ypsilanti.
Miss Anna Bailey made a trip to Ypsilanti this week.
F. E. Reese aud wife returned from
their trip to Kalamazoo the first of the
waek,
_,!.. r,ei_tLiol UQiU-tfuth. nas returned
from his Indiana visit.
A young man from Vermillion, Ohio,
is visiting at Mr. Goldsmith's.
The la grippe suffers are: Mrs. A.
Lewis, Emmet Hendershot, A. G. Mclntyre and family and Charles Kanouse.
The f nneralof Silas Clark.of Ypsilanti,
was hold in the Baptist church here
Monday afternoon. A large Circle of
to promote knowledge, literary taste j friends aud neighbors geathered to pay
and social refinement. For every fami- their last respects to their departed
ly, the members of which have master- friend. Rev. Cheeney officiated,
ed the art of reading, the purchase of. mea. ,7a.j, j.th, M^. siwsan' V_«i_e
VgBlum's|Sf-rational l^lctiviTi^ry will! p,f ^a ;,^ft^ £eavt digeas^age ninety*
.;i*_vP ft EFS. ta%' iu-egtHi.pt, aiid the-1 ^^e years. Miss C.nde was the olde.t
jflore they liftvasep in kflp^rledgp *ip_ ipf'seVen children.   Her mother
cultivation the move they will appro*
ciate its aid and worth.
Wise Mothers
Will never be without Dr. Hoxie's
Certain Croup Cure. It is a sure and
prompt cure for croup in all forms: also
a preventive of Diphtheria aud pneumonia. It contains ro opium.and causes! WjU'i'ii _ 1Hi'-"'; ''iHUt^'i- "•• lV.t'»Hlw g*.
jjj'^ftft- ft'h-^-.'i'/tl^'"^. . j-a'li'_-   thell- ilt-l  v-e«*pecv_.    liev.
tjli'iiSil^e'fx-" 'fVfeii- *(•»'-' n-b!
"'    "    Betroit -v^holesaii
50 ots. par bottle,
died
when she was about twenty years old,
leaving her to keep house for her
father and take care of the children.
She has one sister living at the age of
ninety,' the only one living. The
youngest one died at the age of _S.
The funeral was  held at the house,
ith-
II.
to any
for it
e qpng- house t p,tiroBl, officiated.
5. JOSENHANS'
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___PA--__-fti- ' DON--    QH    SHOUT
NOTICE.
AU kinds of Forging, Repairing Horaeslioeing,
and general Jobbing.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED and prices rea-
sona-le.    Shop 'on   Ann Arbor street,
near Main.
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Specimen Cases.
S. H. Clifford, New Cassel. "Wis., was
troubled with Neuralgia and JUieniatism,
his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell
away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Sheperd., Hgrrishnr^ 111., hi_| a
t-u»_iingpore'an''his leg'pf eight years* stands
ing. Used three bottles of Ele. trio Bitter,
and seven boxes of Back-en's Arnica Salve-
and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba. O.. had five large Fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he was incurable.
One bottle Electric Bitters and one box
Buck-en's Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold bv Geo B. Mason, Druggist. 3
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Caveats, and TradC-Iarks obtained, and all r_t-
ent business conducted for Mopchste feres.
*p_mu.. .rf, „ _.-...^.._,
"Send moaoi, drawing or photo., wIUi de._rip-
tion. We advi_8, if pateniablo or not, ftee of
charge.  Onr fee not dne till patent ia eecured.
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with
names of actnal clients in yoor State, county, or
town, sent free.   Address,
C.A.Sf-JOW&CO.
O. F. P»teht Office, WA-KiN-TON. q. C.
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GREAT CLEM
SALE   .
OF
0VERRC0ATS and ULSTERS
We have made a tremendous out in prices
all along tlie line of
Men's and Boys5 OYercoats and Ulsters.
wliicli ■will enable ns to close tliem out soon.
"When LA G-RIPPE is so prevalent, no man
should go out unless he has an overcoat
on.   Last year -we closed oiir overcoats down to the small number of
and expect to do so this year.
The J_ T_ Jacobs Co5
Jan. 2, '92.
HEADQUARTERS,
27-29 Main st., Ann Arbor.
Is <_gi _r@ e j
Celebrated Specialisis
op DETROIT, MICH. witLv,..T
SALINE,
Monday,   January 18
HARMON  HOUSE.
Drs. lCer__n & Kennedy are tlie best and ir .
widelvknown .Iedic.il Experts in America. T y
are a. tlie liwul of au imuiensB Medical and ! r-
Kical Est-r.i5-::i',-t iiillelroif. wiiicli Uiey ury "i-
ized in lt-TS.   Oslv Curable Cases are Ireatf i.
WHAT THE-" THZ-AT AND CUB.-l.
Catarrh, Asthma, Cni-snmption. Branch' 's,
R-_-i__t__i, Nerv;;us I'lscases. 131ood and'.' {pf
Diseases, Stomacli an.l Heart BisedsBj,' T :'_
Worm, 'Pilen. _'.n_-,n,i'>-lm:lot<™cp,'Ite£H-lf-s. j'v*,-
cises „£'ti..»-i:. p, Hir, Korse and Throat. IMsc;- .es
of -the K-'bi'vr ar.;. medil^r. Ivoilapis. ,D4sw'.k-!( nt
tliriKi'xiKil 0'r-1'_, .I'i'i I',----_-0- pe.uIiii;*to.'-;n
ii.il AVomen; l).f.-v;'-iiiesiinuotlipr-l>isuases ■ j." a
ilu-.nie. ti_tiir„
-SEW S_Sl?fO-3''c_^---f__T_-__iH_7
' This m-lh.od vas discovered hv Dns. Kkx>-■•tis
_- K-RRA-, a_d i^ i>-te-ici! throupriiont ti!;; ci. jl-
«_d world. It is __*.].-iy new to t1>. m,-*":vi'l
profession, ar.d will 'jure all L>H!., J-1'oncl'hil,
S .vois and Hlos-l I':« a"tv-. It ia. tha gram'.-st
discoven-of the:;.~'.!. visi_*._ic_lage.
'92 The Store '92
GREAT PREPARATION SALE.
•     NO HALT,   NO LET UP
Our entire slock must be moved out.   Special inducements in every
Department.    See us on Dress goods aud Dress Silks.
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You caia sains
.©_? ©©ui on ©11
ODDS and E
1-4 off on all Underwear.
1-4 off on all Ladies skirts.
1-4 off on all Blankets.
1-4 off on all Shawls.
Special Embroidery and Muslin underwear sale."
JSTo~T&zr &i3 ^■0"i_j_3^ 0"^7^^zo_ price
Money aaved in every department,
Pictures.
iasek
Diseases oi
Men and
Women
AT
All diseases xieculiai* to men and -women 1-ave
received the personal attention of Drs. Ker.ran
«_ Kennedy for numy years. .So successful ;.re
they in those diseases that failure is almost fji-
imowntothem.
YOUNG,
KIDDLE-AGED
MEN OR OLD,
Consult those renowned special.
ists if you are in need of hi ip.
WIFE,
MOTHER OR
DAUGHTER!
Is life a hurden to you on account
of some female complaint!
Rouse yourself and ho cured,
saves nine."
"A stitch in time
REWARD!
For any case they take for treatment and cannot cure. They will guarantee to cure you or
refund tho money. 60,000 cures in the V. S.
and Canada.
Books Free at tho Hotel. If nnalile to rill,
write for a list of questions.   Consultation Flee.
DRS. KENNEDY & KERGA.1,
Cor. MicMgan Ave. and Shelby f*,t.
Detroit, rv-iciH.
atan Rockers.
PMRockon.
SR_1Y--__A F-OCS, -     BED H@0_^ SUITS,
FOR ROCS, BOOK CASES,
TOWEL RINGS, GOUC-HES.
SHhM HOLDERS,
CARPET SWEEPERS.,
^EftTiiS TABLES^
TRIPODS,t OIL PAINTINGS,.
QA$ RQCH-gRS, SE€RETAI_!ESr
(f.lQTI|RE]HiOULDtNG, GHRORROs.
Weissinger
IS llEADQUAKTliliS FOK
I
Undertaking.
Picture Frip MWH'
Always ou h;ind.
Oysters, Mince-nieat?
Oranges, Raisins^
Peaches, Apricots5
Pine Apples, Candies
_E_____  -  -___k.lD-i_i--r-i-cLa,X-_c©-
That are not giiypassed in Saline.
We give no, Readers; we make no "Flyexs,'"'
Palace .Grocery.
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