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SALINJ
APRIL 7, 1892.
VOL. XII.-NO. 24.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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PROFESSIONAL.
U1   E.JONES.
Attorney at Law.
d.11 Business attended to with Promptness and
Care.   Office on McKay street,
SALINE, - - MICH.
p    R. WILLIAMS
Attorney at Law,
Especial attention paid to Pension Claims of all
lands.   Xeweonib Block,
MILAN, - • MICH.
TT   A. NICHOLS, Wl. D.,
PHYSICIAN and SUKGEOJi.
Office atNicho.s I ros*. drug store.
SALINE, - MIOH.
p   F. UNTERKIRCHER, Wl. D.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Calls promptly attended to at all hours.
Office in Hauser block, Chicago street.
SALINE, -       - MICH.
NEIGHBORHOOD GLEANINGS.
Newsy Notes and Occasional OccurrenJ
From our Near Neighbors.
O   W. CHANDLER, Nl  D.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Dffice on Adrian Street, first door sour-i of the
■Wallace Block,
SALINE, -        - MICH.
HD-
HELLER,    • D   S.
DENTIST.
Headquarters ior the test Tooth  Powder
in the market.
Office over Nichols Bros*, drug store.
SALINE,
MICH.
c,
C. SLAGHT,
Veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate o£ Chicago Veterinary College,
"JesWeiio 1*4 miles east of Pennington s Corners.   Calls may beleft ateither of the
stores at the Corners.    All calls
promptly attended to.
MACON, - - MICH.
MISCELLANEOUS.
^ATERWIAN'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
(Miss Gillett's old stand.)
Will be in Saline every Wednesday and shall be
aliased to meet all in need of work in my line,
jail and see samples of our work.
I""-   CORDON,
The Pioneer Painter.
Over Forty Years Experience.
.'nniiige, Sign and Ornamental Painting, Paper
Hanging, Frescoing, Etc.
The  Milau  Leader  is   having
awful time trying-to find a little "key,
In Ann Arbor $1,300 has already he!
raised as a guarantee f undfor premiu:
for the Washtenaw county fair to
held next fall.   The committee is st:
canvassing.
FestusMetcalf & Co., the large dry
goods firm of Adrian, closed their doors
last Friday. Chattel mortgages to the
amount of §60,625 were filed with the
city recorder.
Congressman O'Donell favored his
many friends in the vicinity of Brooklyn, last week Saturday, by having sent
them through the mail about 800
pounds of farm and garden seeds.
Every congressman is entitled to the
same privilege.
There is some excitement about
working on the T. & A. A. bridge.
Monday a chain slipped and William
Mack and a crowbar fell about 10 feet,
thence dropping down about seventeen
faet in the water. Mack came up all
right but the bar is still down. This
is Mack's third involuntary bath since
he began working there. Another
workman took his seventh tumble into
the river, Monday afternoon.
Are men with whiskers more liable
to la grippe than men who shave clean.
Some doctors say that flowing beards,
in addition to tempting tornadoes to
blow through them, undoubtedly attract and retain la grippe microbes.
From inquiries it seems that bewhisker-
ed gentlemen have suffered more from
ihe disease than those who walk about
with clean-shayen faces. This is not intended as an advertisement for ourbar-
bers.—-Eaton Rapids Herald.
Not long since a married lady living
not more than a hundred miles from
here, says the North Adams News, who
was in well-to-do circumstances, but
could not read or write, was calling on a
friend, and to make the people believe
she knew more than she really did, she
asked them to lend her a book that was
laying on the center table aud which
happened to be none other than the
bible, and which they willingly consented to let her tales. After keeping
the book a few days she returned it,and
on being asked how she liked it, re-
X)lied: "It was fine. They got married,
didu't they?"—Hillsdale Standard.
SALINE,
MICH.
\\T   M. BRIGGS,
Practical Painter.
louse painting", gnuuing. paper   hanging and
kalsominiuR.    Ail work promptly aud
neatly   done,  aud   satisfaction
guaranteed,
SALINE, - - MICH.
Council Proceedings.
y-ANDUZER'S
Barber Shop.
and   ail
lair Cutting.   Shaving,   Shampooing
Work in tke Barber bine.
BntU rouui in cunueetion.   Hot or cold baths at
A. B. VAN DUZER,
MICH.
ny times.
SALINE,
A. MILLER & SON.
vSuccessorsto J. A. .Vlben.
L-iirery, Feed and
Sale Stable-,
First-class rigs at reasonable rates.
Commercial travelers and their b;;g-
jage carried to and from adjoining
towns with  promptness and at living
1 rates.
Old American House Barn,
3ALINE, - - MICH.
Regular meeting held April 4, 1892.
President S. D. Van Duzer in the
chair.
Trustees present: Harmon, Jackson,
McKinnon. Absent: Sturm, Glover,
Marsh.
On motion meeting adjourned.
S. D. Van Duzek,
C. N. How, President.
Clerk.
Featherstone — "I wonder where
those trousers   are  that I ordered?"
olm Baumgardaer
(Successo  to Anton Eisle,)
 DEALER IS	
Foreign and American
IVJarble,
Granite and   Building
stone.
•   Corner of Detroit and Catherine Sts.
ANN ARBOR MICH.
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5. JOSENHANS'
mm iw
REPAIRING   DONE     ON    SHORT
NOTICE.
•    All kinds of Forging, Sepairing Horseshoeing,
and general Jobhinrj.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED and prices reasonable.     Shop   on   Ann Arbor street,
nearJIain.
SALINE,
MICH
Rigway— "Wliv, I thought yoti said
vou couldn't afford any more clothes?"
Featherstone—"I couldn't. But I got
a new tailor."— Clothier and Furnisher,
"Do you know Charley Seribbins?"
said one young "woman, to another.
"O, yes- quite well." "He wrote an.
ode to me." "Did he? I have often
heard Charley say that he wrote poet'
ry on the slightest provocation,"—
Washington Star.
Miss Ruby—"Wasn't it sad about
Mr. Larabee?" Mr. Gimp (an. old
bachelor)—"What is it?" "He was
married on Tuesday and died the, following Friday." "Yes, it's sad; but
then marriage doesn't always prove
fatal so soon."—Brooklyn Life.
Phelim — "Phwere wor yez goin'
hwwin Oi saw yez goin' into Casey's?"
Dennis — "Into Casey's man, to be
sure!" PheUm—"Wull, Oi wish Oi'd
sane vez; Oi'd uv had ye rush th' can
fer us." Dennis—"Wull, ye did see
me, didn't ye?" Phelim—"Faith, not
till yez wor out o' soight!"—Brake's
Magazine.
Gaswell—"Who was the lawyer who
defeuded you in your recent case?"
Dukniie—"It wasn't a lawyer." "No ?"
"No; it was a counselor-at-law."
"What's the difference?" "Well, he
charged me $2-50 for his service. A
lawyer would have asked about §50-
You can figure up the difference yourself."—Pittsburg Telegraph.
Bulfinch — "I understand, Drama-
ticus, that you are writing a play."
Dramaticus—"Yes, I have that honor."
Bulfinch—"Got it nearly done?" Dramaticus—"Well, yes; the most important part of it./ I haven't started
on. the play itself yet, but^I have nearly finished" my speech of surprise when
I am called on between the acts."—
Boston Courier.
Hicks—"By George! but this is a
good cigar, tie best cigar I've smoked
ior months. Where did you get them?"
Wicks—"Some that my wife gave me
for a Christmas" present. As you say,
they're prime." [N. B. This is a departure from the conventional joke on
the subject; but that has been repeated so many times that it is time there
was a change.}—Brooklyn Transcript.
tor;
lots wel
were throwi
marking.
It was votej
be   paid for
hawks at 15c
Highway cdJ
report was aecej
As in years past
in the field, the two i
ers, republican and de
ter of which carried off"1
the ballot stood as followj
Supervisor.
Edward DePuy
Harrison W. Bassett
Clerk.
Gilmer C. Townsend
Willis N. Fowler
Treasurer.
Geo. J. Nissly
David Mandt
Justice of the Per
Frederick J. Feldkamp
John McKinnon
Highway Commissiol
John Lutz
John Zahn
Drain Commissioner.
Julius F. Sanford
John W. Hull
School Inspector.
Arthur L. Boyden
Milo M. Kouse 10C
Member of Board Beview 1 year.
Andrew J. Warren 205   96
Samuel D. Vau Duzer 109
Member of Board Review 2 years.
Chas. E. Feldkamp
Ezra C. Robinson
Constables.
William J. Jackson
Robert S. Baty
Sela A. Fitzgerald
Daniel I. Klein
John G. Dell
Joseph H. Fish
Julius Bredternitz
Fred Robison
Ef YOKK.
There   were   three  ticke|
field, democratic, republican
hibition.   Four hundred and t
votes were cast of which there *
straight democrat,110 straight|
can and 23 straight prohibition,
were headless and 5 voted blaii
The entire demo 3rat ticket i
ed, the majority standing as io
Supervisor.
Alfred Davenport D
John Cook R
Alex Smith P
Clerk.
John M. Clark D
W. Fitch Allen R
Woodruff W. Clark P
Tre
Joseph Gauntlett D ,
J. Henry FordR
Wm. H. Warner."
Justice i
James Doyle Di
William W. Wl
Jacob A. HauseT
Highwaj
Franklin S. Oil
Frederick E. Rl
Cornelius Throd
Drain i
Charles H. McMull
John D. Forsyth;
Peter Swick P
School J
Wm. D- Gooding D"
Fred B. Gillett R
Albert B. Smith P
Board Review
Albert S. Hayden D
George F. Richards R
Board Review " years,!
George Coe D
james N. Lawrence R
Horace Seekell P
Constables.
Vplney E. Davenport D 68
James Vanderwerker D 72
Charles B. Jackson D 78
Charles Hale D 77
Archie Gauntlett R
Joseph Brownell R
Hiram Cadv R
Milton M. Dillon R
Elisha Davis P
Albert H. Lewis P
Charles Cobb P
Willis Sanford P
puce.
' of "Washtenaw,
pn. appointed by
ty.  Commission-
Ijnst all claims and
6 the estate of John
5". deceased, hereby
1 date are allowed,
, for Creditors to
le estate of said debt at the office of
Saline in said Coun-
Id on the 23rd day of
TA. M. of each of said
ttnd adjust said claims.
fjOKES,     •
3*S"W.uASSETT.
Commissioners.
leis' Notice.
Lcounty of Washtenaw.
\ug oeeu appointed oy
" county, u ujiiniission-
l uujubt ail claims und
guiust tne estate of
ftbaia councy.deceased,
noutns Irani date are
Prooate uourc, ior
claims against tne
I that they will meet
Ru deceased in uie vil-
ouu ty, on the 31st day of
fstdayof September next, at
[T of eacn of said days, to receive,
ih-usc said claims.
H. W. BASSETJ*.
ALANSON HAMLIN,
Commissioners-'
THE STORE
What tho Publi
is week
sperience in a Lighthouse.
jpren Trescott are keepers
Ighthouse at Sand Beach,
|essed with a daughter, four
Vpril she was taken down
followed with  a dreadful
ag into a Fever.   Doctors
etroittreated her,  but in
Irse rapidly, until she was
"bones."   Thensh  *>ried
scovery and after the use
' bottles',  was completely
FDr. King's New Discovery
[lit in gold, yet you may get
i at G. B. Mason's.        6
It will buy a John D. Cutters pure Gross Grain Silk,
(warranted) .worth $2.50, for 1.75
Two hundred Imported Dress Patterns, worth $1 to
3 per yd, for 8gc
Bedford Cords, all shades, worth 85c to $1, for 6gc
Seventy-five full all wool pieces Dress Novelties in
plain and fancy effects, worth 60c to 75c, for 39c.
What $5 will do
It will buy any Jacket or Cape in "The Store,"  worth
$5-50, 6 and 6,50 for one week
Will buy any Irish Point Lace Curtain in The Store,
worth up to $6.50; an elegant Chenelle curtain,
heavy fringe top and bottom, worth $6.25
250 pieces fine Dress Ginghams 7 1-2C
20 pieces new Outing Flannel 5c
ACK & SCHMID
ith and Health.
ieling strong and healthy,
rs.   li ''La Grippe" has
I'eary, use Electric Bit-
'y acts directly on Liver,
eys, gently aiding those
their functions.   If you
Sick Headache,   you will
permanent relief by taking
One trial "will convince you
the remedy you need.   Large
bottles only 50c at G. B. Mason's. G
mm work.
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WEM1H1   IUI\J\ERS
Salary or commission to goodmen. Fast
selling Imported specialties; also full
line
i\RANTEED NURSERY STOCK,
failing to live replaced *?kee.
R. D. Ltjetchfohd & Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
ian   Wanted
in Michigan its Agent
iption for The Toron-
;rftE,
NEWSPAPER."
imoeial Album of the
Rt. Hon. Sir John
B., presented to
ibet*.    A twelve-
tiium Album for
ite at once for
EMPIRE,
Toronto, Canada.
PRINGOF 92HAS ARRIVED
and so has
D. Mssly's Spring Stock of Shoes
■ especially tbe celebrated line of Pingree & Smith in all styles,  so when in
need of anything pertaining to footwear come to headquarters.    We
also just received a line of Boys' and Girls' School Shoes that for
price and quality can't be surpassed.   Come in aud take a look
at them and be convinced of their merits.   Yes,  come in
young and old, rich and not rich, large and  small,   we
can lit you all in price as well as size.   Now as you
.    all know we earry a full line of
Crockery and  Glassware
!oo, and have just received aline of fa cy Glassware in  bright and satin
finish in three colors that is really something beautiful and is admired
by all that see.it und will sell  like  hot cakes.   Also our stock iu
ToUet Sets ranging from S3 to S10 is complete.   Now as house
cleaning time is arriving avail yourself of our fulland complete assortment of crockery. We bave the liuest brands
and in different decorations.   Ladies, couie in and
see for yourself before buying elsewhere.    We
are selling set after set in'our VVood Lawn
Pencil brand.    We keep it in open
stock so you can take just what you
want of it and no more.
G-EOOEEIES
Why yes, we keep them, too. of course we do and sell as cheap ati Lbe cheapest
as the past must be remembered yet.   Yes, we take butter and eggs too. for
anything in our store.   So briug them along.    Diamond Crystal Salt in
sacks and bulk.    Also Timothy and Clover Seed on hand.
Root Cutters
unips,
of all kinds,
Gas Pipe and Fittiugs,
ing of all kind,
Saw Filing,
cle Saws,
ing and Brases,
Files of all kind.
jibber Packing.
Round Packing,
ubneator Glassc*.
Kepair Work of all kinds,
Sawing Machine made to order at
Moored O-lovei^s
ir spring ana Dimmer s
Are arriving daily,   We claim to have the
best selected line in the market, at the
lowest prices.   Do not buy a Suit,
Single Pant, or Spring Overcoat
raitil you have seen onr line.
"We have made a specialty of onr
Children's Department
This season, and are prepared to suit almost everyone
in styles and prices   A large line of Trunks and
Bags-always on hand at
Ann Arbor
acoi
27 and 29 Main St
RATENfS
We take pleasure in annotincing to the public
that on Saturday,March 19th we will open
with a full line of l\01inery Trimmings
. ami a choice selection of Ladies',
Children's and Misses3
rsr PITTSFIELD.
entire  republican
The  entire  republican   ticket   was
elected, the majorities running fromlO
to 20. .M. P. Case was re-elected supervisor.      * ' I
iif topi.
The democrats elected everything, I
no other ticket appeared. Michael)
Saga was elected supervisor; John j
Burlcley, clerk-, a>*4 Jacob Luckhart, \
treasurer. I
CaveatB, tad "Tiade-SIarlis oTbtaiieai and all Eat- j
ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.       j
OUS OFFICE IS OPPOSITE U.S. PATSNTOFFICE       , *, ,     -t-i . -t     -T^. - (        -1     * T-n
remote^watr^1111633 m latest Eastern and Persian styles.   Please-
• call and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
Send model, drawing or photo., witn desOTO-
fioo. "We advise, it patentable or not, free of
charge.  Our fee noidnetul patent is, Eecnred.
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with
names of actual clients in your State, counly, or
town, sent free.  Address,
C.A-SNOW&CO.
ON". Patent Office. Washington, d. C.
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McKinnon Buildin
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