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NISSLY & WARREN, Publishers.
SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1890.
VOL. XL-NO. 6.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PROFESSIONAL.
:jp  E. JONES.
Attorney at Law.
All Busiiipss attended to with Promptness and
Cave.   Office on McKay street.
SALINE,
MIOH.
p    R. VViLLEAPiiS,
Attorney at Law,
Bspeeial attention paid to Pensioa Claims of all
.kinds.  Eopm 1. Blackmar BlocK,
MILAN, - - MIOH.
TT   A. NSQHOLS, Wl.. D.,
PHXSlCJAtf and SURGEOB.'
Office at Nichols Bros'.' drug store.
SALINE, - -        MIOH.
PHYSICIAN and SUEGEGN.
Calls promptly attended to at all hours.
Office in Davenport block, second floor.
SALINE, -       - MICH.
Q :W, OHAKDLER, SVS  Bv,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
SJfJce an Adrian Street, flrst door south pf tlie
Wallace Block,
SALINE, - - MIOH.
J4»    S. HC3LW1ES, Rfl.
PHYSICIAN aud SURGEON.
Office and residence in N. G. Fowler's house,
one door ^yesc o£ J. Stui-m's harness shop.
Calls promptly attended night and day.
SALINE, - - MICH.
TT D. HELS.EJ5, D. D. S.,
DENTIST.
Headquarters tor the best Tooth Powder
in the market..
Oriiee over Nicttols Bros*, drug store.
SALINE, - -        MICH.
c
<    C. SLAGHT,
Veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate of Chicago "Veterinary College,
Kesidence VA miles east ot Pennington's Corners.   Calls may he It-it at either of the
stores at the turners.    All calls
promptly attended to.
jtlAti'^H.      .:  -    -       MICH.
Ivnsc^Li-ANEOHg;
JOHN M.KLASER,
V
0§0§fa5 Auctioneer,
. "     agasqr-ftjile.   pWf«s.mayte}s^af
the Observe!'. Office.
MICH.
SALINE       j- -
WATERMAN'S
(Jliss fifflctp's nlc] sraiid..)
WUlheiu Saline every Wednesday and shall he
pleased to meet all in heed ot work m mylin^.
Sail and see samples otour ivork.
T A. ALBEH'S
Livery and Feed Stable.
First-class ri^s at reasonable prices.   Conimer-
it. »ialri-?.yelei-s and their baggage carried to
i'i-v ;.-*-.» ^r.j. f«jotejnf to-yns.
3|u,ss to and'lrara all fewR*', " ""
Tjy CO ROOM,
The Pioneer Painter.
Over Forty Years Experience.
Carriage, Sign and Ornamental Painting, Paper
Hanging, Frescoing, Etc.
jfitiB^*    " MICH-
Practical Painter.
House painting, graining, paper  hanging and
"   Icalsominiiig.    All wbrlc -promptly and
"    rieatly   ijonRv and  satisfaction
it. i i..     . gusraR^eed;,"
SALINE,     '   : "   :"       MJOH.
VTANDUZER'S
Barber Shop.
■air Uuitnis. ' fe't>£>.iiif;,   ^aWitpfi.g ;.j»<i   ~:'{l
"f Wqik in the-Barber Vme.
*atlj room i? connection.   Mot or eoid batns at
uy times. A. U. VAN DU2EH.
SALINE, - - MIH.
WASHTEfJAW U3DSE.
No. 688, K.Iof H.
il«etings First and Third Friday of each month.
A. MILI.ER, 9- SHAFFEB.
Bicrator.
NEIGHBORHOOD GLEANINGS.
Newsy Notes and Occasional Occurrences
From our Near Neighbors.
'did"  the Universit3'
Gov, Winans
last Saturday,
A. Milan firm shipped three carloads
of squash to Boston recently.
The Clinton Local is getting to he
one of our most newsy exchanges.
Hog cholera is raging in some parts
of the state'ta an alarming extent.
The Ann Arbor Begister has been
enlarged to a seven column quarto.
Ypsilanti" Maccabees have increased
from seven in 1881 to 150 at the present
time.
Dexter is overrun with burglars,
eight thefts being reported there last
week.
Ann Arbor's street, car line will be
considerably extended ths coming
spring.
Clinton expects quite a boom owing
to the contemplated enlargement of the
woolen mills.
A series of revival meetings has been
held in Ypsilanti with gratifying re-
sulis, 'tis said.
Auctioneer Fred Krausc has bought
20 acres of land on the Dixboro road
upon whieh he will move.
A Chelsea bean buyer has already
bought over 15,000 bushels and expects
to buy as many more.
Mr. Allmendinger, of Ann Arbor, is
in lucli. He set out for a flowing well
and got it at a depth of only 65 feet.
Ann Arbor Oddfellows went down
and banqueted and danced With Milan
O. P.'s and their wives and sisters last-
week.
Ann Arbor's taxes will exceed two
per cent of the assessed valuation of the
city. It costs to put on city airs, but
then, it's nice.
John Carrol, a grey haired vet of S4
years and Kate Ryan, a blushing maiden of 29 summers, <vere matrimonially
coupled at Ann Arbor last week.
Eugene B. Abel, junior member of
the firm of Bach, Abel & Co., Ann Arbor, died Monday at Orangevllle, N. Y.,
of consumption, He was visiting Itis
iriophe+: w^ep s,t£ipl£<& dtw.n-* '
Jphn Bryant, the colored brute, who.
was charged with attempted criminal
assault, plead g"uilty .irj the circuit
liourt ye.stei'.daj-j apd vYftp giyen f^p
seats in Jaeksa'ii.—Ukiesday's Augus.
2iua P. King, when arxaingjed before
Judge Kinne, yesterday, declined to
plead. The judge entered a plea, af
not guilty ancj. ftfe fefel «-H§ }M OYeV- tfi
Argtia.
John .Reed, a 16-year old .Francisco
boy met a horrible fate a few days since.
He was standing near the track watching the Michigan Central "flyer'' go
through, when the suction of the wheels
drew him under.
inyi A^bpr's ofeiaal t«vr« we^e ;ilHij|
up^jft'poVtibS '"of %lm Weeis:,' owing1 "to
the giving out of the dynamo at the
source of electric supply, hut new machinery is on the way aud similar accidents are not probable.
The total receipts of the fair given
by the Germt
§299.68, nettin;
dei}tqaness <3f- S7i]il, bQing no^v free fv.qtn
debt.—phelgea. istandapg.
It is safe to assume thajj nq^ TCi'ffiJ^
^eu^oyi^ are a^i^irtqii «:l|,ti ihe legal
tact that any person who mails a letter
ordering a lottery ticket or scuds a postal card relating in any way to a lot-
The population of "Washtenaw county
has. increased 447 the past year, while
that of Monroe and Hillsdale has de-
decreased 1,377 andc2,123 respectively.
Old Washtenaw always at the front.
Dundee Reporter: Monday Dr. Wil-
lett was called to perform a very delicate surgical operation upon the two-
year old child of Chas Schrader, near
Azalia,to remove a needle from the
bowels which had been driven into the
hody while playing npon the floor the
previous day. The needle was ahout
2| inches long, entered the body jusfc
above the groin, and was entirely concealed within the hody. It was found
by cutting through the flesh.
The latest attempt of the inmates of
the county jail is thus described by the
Argus:
Another attempt at jail breaking was
made at six o'clock last night. The
prisoners had dissovered that Sheriff
Dwyer was in Mt. Pleasant and that
turnkey P. McCabe was alone. There
were four men in the cage awaiting
trial in the circuit court,—Atchinson
charged with horse stealing; Pred
Prank, charged with shooting young
Pierce; Gus Stevens, charged with
stealing coats in Chelsea: and John
Bryant, charged with attempted criminal assault. As the turnkey opened
the cage door to pass in their supper,
Atchinson stepped forward to hand out
the tray, as usual to Burgrauff, an old
man who had gone in with the meals.
He let go the large tray and stepped
back, while Prank stepped forward saying, "Pat, give us a towl, won't you,"
and' raised his hand to throw something.
The turnkey ducked his head, thus
saving his eyes. A white powder went
all over his face and clothes, but hone
in his eyes. The four men all made a
break for the door, but the turnkey
held on like grim death. The tray
prevented the door from going shut at
once. The struggle was brief but
fierce. Burgrauff got the tray out, and
McCabe finally managed to shut the
door. He at once locked the four men
in their cells. This is the third attempt at jail breaking since Atchinson
has been an inmate of the jail. It was
not known last night what the white
powder consisted of, but it is supposed
to be bone dust.
The Story of a Great Poem.
Most people need to publish one book
In order to find what an expensive »nq*.
unsatisfactory business, it is. In mo.s,t
pases. ]! hiul a irie*v\'4 wio, had given
iarth'to a r.eligipus poem. He thou,glrfc
it wquld rtvajl "Psiradise Lost," and
shake the nations, Ste kept the aeovat
under-lock an<j kgy |pn a Jong w-b,il8,
shewing it. pn}y. ^ a fewapecjai friends,
%n§ $uit under- prqnjige of secrecy. He
gr.0w thin in calculating at what tim.e
the world, could best en.du.re the exhilaration of itg publication. A.t lust the
rr^anuscrlpti was In type, and the proof
Wfts. vo&d, ancl the book put upon the
market. He banqueted his friends on
publication day, in anticipation of a
large fortune. He figured up how
many would be sold. First, he calculated on disposing of twenty thousand;
but as he reviewed the importance of
the work and the fascination of the
style, he p.ut ^e %W§f- v£ §$& V|\u«ig7
EUiui, 'ilfteviKavfl,""bethinking' himself
of the fact that It is impossible to keep
a rare thing on this side of the Atlantic,
and the certainty of its world-wide distribution, he concluded it reasonable
to expect the circulation of one hundred thousand.
g^ven away. Its. ravalyj- did. P.ofc hurt
John MiitQirs reputation «. MV"-J)iv
Tiilmage, jn. j4Kli§s* Home Journal.
Mrs. Beechers* Marriage Views.
I have seen much of life and in
tery is liable to imprisonment for 18 .jciiocts and I an-
Parents, and Trade-Harks obtained, and all Patent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
Our Office is Opposite.U. S. PatentOffice
jind .we can, secure patent in less time thau those
remote from Washington.
<*6&n2 model, drawing or photo., with descrip-
tISrk'."'W'6';advl3e',-if-pgtentahle or-net,-free pf
eha'rge.* Oar fee notrdae"tul patent is5 Bccm-jJB".Jf
A BflMPHLET," ifHdw to Obtain parents;!' Wife
name's" pf actual clients in your State, cpunty, gj
totvn, sent fre'o,   AAdress,"
C.A-SSyOW&GO.
OPP. Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
BOOK HOIaB^RS
the Most Perfect
Dictionary Holder.
Folding and Adjustable Tables.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
R.  M.  LAMBIE,
39 E. 19th8t.>I>I.V.
most all of its wonderfully eharigipg.
j "jjonviuoe-d t.li;n tlie
tlio ci-osses and the
$oU0,'pp both.—Untgi;pi"Stj. ' j oiwns lu married life are about equal-
yome or Orass Lake's kind hearted I ly divided between the husband and
people talk of getting np a big Christ-1 the wife. I am confident that nothing
mas dinner to which all pioneers over • will right all the wrongs and bring
70 years of age are to be invited. The | order out of the confusion arising fVitU*
editor of the News, who is credited j the mauy distm-b'rvj uues$ions l!nat are
with a pheuominal capacity for gcp,d ■ iVusuviiUy arising,'as the shelter of the
things, hpuca t'ri ha g.p.ynited in— ilTyiqi j true home, ruled over by husband and
for jjis'sje. £qr his guod looks, perhaps. I wife in all loving confidence, audunitRd-
Ata^onteiUeriaii'imentiittheAnnl^-^y5- H.eul"J" ™a.&, Wccheh ffi
Arbor opei-fi hous^ UViis n'eiie.ssary tg' ^:,{40S ^P^° "1?^.^:
• h-iv<; a ival. HvohorhP in  one act.    .V ■    _aw.-4t.S-
; .-   1 .  .i..    :.i-l«    ^3l-
• miHtati--   jV.i3 jtfVJ{-ew|  iijiv1 lUBJ.v-Hi  us I
part we'll until the show was out
they were about to take it from the ! likeness of themselves, if they cut this
stage whtm it became frightened and : out and present it at my studio, I will
dashedaoout the opera-house, demolish-'fu™lblJ  ^em wltl* » -irely  finished
cabinet   photograph  free   0r   fi.syi'g.e
ricase ne not  » ieiftritivQ' IP*' aviiil
''" S-.ifk vf'AcWmiK*,
,%l\\\e billed l?UPto G;aievv, Saline.
; ly.—Mrs.  Henry  Ward
Sat
.-£.«:
l<ree, i'ree.
To all persons who havo attained the
ami  age 0f lifty years, who have no natural
READY 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,
Kobes. Blankets,  Dusters, Whips,
andfeverything in ^thej line of
horse goods.
Harness made to orde and He-
pairing promptly done.
E¥erytMngatRoc_BottomPricesjorCasu
A share of your patronage solicited
Kespeetf ully,
A. W.LASHIER.
S.JOSENHAN'S
BIJC-KMITH SHOP-.,
REPAIRING   DONE     ON     SHORT
NOTICE.
All kinds ot forging, Hepairing Horseshoeing,
and generalJobhing.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED and prices reasonable.     Shop   on   Ann Arbor street,
near Main.
SALINE,
MIGH
Mil Banmgardner,
(Successor to Anton Eisle,)
-DEALER DT-
Foreign and American
Marble,
Granite and   Building
stone.
Corner of Detroit and Catherine Sts.
a;nn ARBOR,        MICH.
SALINE
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Whan ill need oi Repair Work in the
line of
JEWELRY,
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
sewing- machines,
bicycles;
g-tjks, etc.
Give tne a call and I will guarantee
satisfaction. Respectfully,
E.H.&RESSY,
Wallace Block.
mm Sotre!
We hawe opened a furniture store in
the
Blackmar gyjl^mgf I
an^ are. npy$. pr.ep.aved to show a full
assoi'tmont of Staple
Furniture, Undertaking
Goods, &c,
which we offer at very low prices.
A FINgNIW HEARSS
Wi SQUaeotioD   with   our  undertaking
department.
PICTURE FRAMING SB REPAIRfflfi !
a specialty.   A share of your patronage solicited.   Jlespectfully^
J. F. I«ii« fi Go.
oonsider;
ilil'«-
: opera- house, demolish-' fu™ibl1
\ng seats :iud seiittermg things i>ellel'-
ally.   One attendant
hm;t i}t*^!;_ti,-hii:g ib.jj rHi'l|i{n,\:'
The vevdiet af Uv> Oorpnoi-'s jui-y vh !
the ease oi tho student killed at Ann
Arhor.   is  salistantkiTly  as   tollows:
Irvinsr >f. PcBji'rion ensia to his death
LoqU for ths Milk Wsgon When the Bell
Rings.
I hiivt} purchased I. L. Hamlin"s in-
.,    .    ,, , , , terost  in the   milk  businofes  and in
ns the result of a blow v.-iin a musket or, creased my facilities for supplying my
elubbed gun in the hands of some member of Company A. 31. S. T., or some person acting at the time with members of
said Company A., under the orders and
direction of one Sheldon R Granger on
the evening of STovember i'ii i
customers with, a superior article of
milk which I shall deliver twice a day,
at tho low price of four cents a quart.
Parties can be supplied with milk from
one cow if desired. The v.v^i0u9g&-ttf
the citizens -if ?i\W}c. UfSiJftVfiotl,*-'
 '*"' r      h. M. Thoes.
Humphreys^
■g"»^gT nuj.ilLH.iJii—:.i —^——
'^-''   .ujn'iiiMEr^'S'BaiflQSWeselentlflcallyand
yTJWDavw preaorlptlong; used for manj-
-"-A aotlce -with &uccess.andfor over
M.
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^(iKSSiiri'fataiBrseMeeTvltlisiiccess.BndforoTer
Sia}iyy«>rsllsedby thepeople. Every single Specific Is a special cure for the disease uomed.
These Specifics cure without drugging, purging or reducing the system, and are In. tact and
deed the sovereign remedies oftlieTVorlil.
Fevers, CongesHpn, ln|5ffim«tta.." AS
i Worms,■ Wracmferoft.W«ffiJ*W"  :M
S Kenr^lciti, Toothache,Jaesaeiie....  .28
l Hw<W&es.§J°kfwaaefcd, Vertigo .25
I WySnensiai Bwotui stomach  .25
' gSjjrelJed or Painful PeriodB. .25
I W6UOB, too Profuse Periods 25
! Croup, Cough, BifflcultBreathrng 25
j Salt Rheum, Sysipelas,ajrpHons.  .25
! llhenmatism, BheumaBcPains....  .25
Fever and Ague, Chills, JIalaria....  .50
Piles, BlindorBleedJng....,....i.....  .50
Catarrh, Influenza, Cold to the Head  .51)
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AK.S.UUCJ'   JVlVbUDb I" —
riowyv l«jT^*.io'CHftti'*i>'l sold, rasjied free.
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Specifics.
DECEMBER  7th to 14th.
i
CLEANING REMNANT SALE
Unheard oi prices from tlie cheapest Cotton to onr finest Silk and Woolen Goods/
including every department, for
-^_t>cr^e "WeoZlk: Only
Remember our 0 Cloak Sale.
Goods and samples sent free of charge.
\Su>^
ANN ARBOR,
MICH.
FRED GAUNTLETT
"WxILX sell y-Q-a
5 dozen Clothes Pins for 5c.
Good Rsins for ioc per Pound,
1 pound of Tea and a Basket for 39c.
Japan Tea for 25c per \h.x equal to many sold at 50c
Baking Powder,, warranted to. be good, for 21c per lb.
Best Roaste.d Java Coffee 35.Q per poundt
Good Rpasted..Mixed Coffee 25c, 28,30 and 32c per lb.
Good Green Rio Qoffee, 25. and 28c per pound.
Rern.ember. we keep one of the
Best Assortments of Canned Goods
In Saline at surprising Low Prices.
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for Goods or Cash
Remember the place.
FRED GAUNTLETT,
The Wallace Block Cash Grocer, Saline, Mich.
The only reason we can give, is the Large Assortment and Low Prices.    Having
taken special care in seleetingTour goods this season, we feel safe in saying that we have the finest line in the county, and at reasonable prices.
All the Latest Novelties in Black Oheviots
ia Swits and Overcoats.
Men's Suits ranging from $5 to $30.
*   Overcoats from $5 to S30.
Children's Suits at all prices,
Endless assortment of Gloves and Mittens.
All the Latest Styles in Hats Etc.
Do not buy a  dollar's  worih  in  our line until you havo seen our. goods
aud prices.
I T..IA0QBS & GOIPAIT.
27 & 29 'S. Vain St.,      -
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THE SALINE ROLLER MILLS.
-—MANUFACTURERS OF	
FULL ROLLER PATENT, "GOLDEN EAGLE"
And other Favorite Brands of Flour
Bnctwheat Mour, Graham, Corn Meal and All Kinds Ground Feed.
Flour and Feed in Car Xots a specialty.
ASK YOUR  GROCER FOR  OTJB. BRANDS ASD   GETTHEBEST
HfGHKST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT AT ALL TIMES.
PROPS' REMEDY FOR  CATARRH.
fiSSfe. ISasiesttOTise.   Cheapest." Relief is inunecligJKv.
. i5ra» -N certain.  "Fox Cold in the Head it has no eaaaL
-&,@Be?s<
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Itisaa Ointmeiit, of which a small particle is applied
tothenostrils. Pnee, ^c. Soldby3>rugsists orsentby
maiL, Address, E. T. EAZELTErafVar-en, Pa
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