1896-11-19; Saline Observer

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SALINE, WASHTENAW GO., MICH.,   THURSDAY, NOVEMBER- 19,   1896. VOL. XVII.-NO. 3.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
-ft O F. UflTERKtaCHER, WI.   D.
Physician & Surgeon.
Hiannacy   Chica-
ts
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Office  at  Unterkircher's
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SALINE
MIOH.
T^R. G. E. HATHAWAY,
Dentist
Office o-rer Citizen's Bank.
SATjI'N'E,
MICH.
"C1 ,E. JOKES.
Attorney "at Law.
Rusiness attended to mthrroinytness »nd
Care.   Offlce or McKay street,
SAIilKS, - - MIOH.
. WU.UAK1S
Attorney at Law,
I t-peciaTatteution. paid to Pension Claims o£ all
kinds.   "Sowcomb Block,
MILAN, - MICH.
e   W.-OHANDLER^M' D.,
PHYSICIAN and SU&GEOJS..
•lffice on Adrian Street, first door south of the
Wall3oe Block,
*   *3--iX,I*SrE, - MICH.
i"    C. SLAGHT,
Veterinary Surgeon.
MACOiSr, t.'EHA.'WEE.CO., MICBT.
Connection witn Tecumseh by Telegraph
and by Mail.
ALL CALLS PROJIPM.Y ATTEND*-"!" TO.
^fATERNIAN*
PROTOGSAPH GALLERY.
(Mies Gillett's old stand.)
Willbtsin Saline avery Wednesday and shall be
ileased to meet all in need of work in my line.
Dull and see samples of our work.
F
SSK'S
Barber Shop.
lair Cutliiifr,   Shaving,   Shampooing    nd  all
Work in the Barber Line.
(HOMER FISH.
BAL-INJS, • • MICH.
A. J. WARREN,
 CONVEYANCER, AND	
jp3f    ■   ■■
All logal papers drawn, on  short
notice and at prices within the
reach ol all.
General Fire Insurance a Specialty.
HUMPHREYS'
1 Cures Fever.
2 "    . Worms.
S      "      Infants' D.i-seg-.s's.s.
4      ti      ijiar-rhgg.
* Mooreville.
Mr. and Mrs Hiram .Lonsberry, of
Monroe, visited his bister Mrs. E. B.
Ford Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Hathaway entertained relatives from Lenawee this week.
Miss Chas. anl Allen Forsytho wmit
to Ypsilanti Sunday.
"Roy Dillon took a dose of carbolic
acid last Thursday night. 'Dr. Sanford
was called and there is hopes of his
recovery.    He is in acriticai condition.
The farmers are husy husking.
No.
No.
No.
No.    7      "     Coughs.
No.     8 Cures Neuralgia.
No.    9      "      Headache.
No. lO       "       Dyspepsia.
No. 11       "      Delayed Periods.
No. 12      "      Leuchorrea.
%      No. IS Cures Croup.
No. 14      "      Sldn Diseases.
-No: IS   *  "      Rheumatism.
No. 16      "      Malaria.
No. 19      "      Catarrh.
No. 20 Cures Whooping Cough
No. 21       "      Asthma.
No. 24      "      General Debility.
No. 26       "      Sea-Sickness,
l^p. 27      fc      Kidney Diseases.
i$6. 28 Cuees NecypUf Debility
|fp. S@ *   f-      tJ-rinar|r Biseageg
|jo. 32      •'■*-      Heart "disease,
jjo„ §4      if     Sore Thrqat,
No. 77      "     Colds and .Qrip.
Db. Kuan-HBETs' HoMEOPAtme MAs-rtf-**
of Diseases MArrtEP Fb.ee.
Small hottles of pleasant pellets, fit the vest
pocket. Sold by druggists, or sent prepaid upog
receipt of price, 25 cents, except Nog. 88. and S3
are made Sl.OO size only. Humphreys' Mcal-
oine Company, HI William. St., New York.
HUMPHREYS5
WITCH   HAZEL OIL
Milan Locals.
Thanksgiving is near at hand and
the turkej'S have heen warned in this
vicinity, that they may get a roasting
ahout next week Thursday, unless they
make themselves scarce.
Milan Union School is growing to he
a thing of beauty.
The Village Hall is nearly readv for
roofiing.
Burglars have again visited Milan,
this time they made their calls on Wabash St.
Rev. and Mrs. Jones are visiting out
of town.
Mrs. 0- P. Newcomb visited Milan
friends Sunday, returning to Detroit
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Watts af Ann Arbor
were the guests of W. H. Whitmarsh
oyer Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. liouse are miking
a two weeks sojourn with their friends
in Lodi.
Mrs. Freiseof Memphis Mich returned
to his home Tuesday a. m. after a two
months visit with her cousins Dr. and
Mrs. Mesic.
Mrs. Cole is entertaining her brother
from Belleville.
Rev.   Mr.    Armstrong    of Monroe
preached at the Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Robinson are entertaining guests from Stoener.
The M. E. ladies will hold their tea
social at Mrs. Wallace's residence on
East Main St. the lSth.
Miss Maud Aniba has returned from
a five weeks sojurn at Mt. Clements.
Miss Eva McRoss of Monroe City is
selling dress patterns at Palmer and
Clarks millinery store at reduced rates.
Mrs. Houseman and son George of
Ridge way were guests of Mrs. Lucy
Clark Saturday.
The O. E S. will give an interesting
social next week Tuesday evening at
the Masonic Temple.
Mesdames Clark and Barnes and family drove to Lake Ridge on a pleasure
trip Sunday.
The Milan lo-jluro season will o****i.
Dec 2 nd with the Bliss Concert Co.
The L. T. L. society l.ave over 40
members.
A bow social will be given by the
Prcsbyti.viai! ladies at the residence <4
Mrs. E. \V. Blaeknior [this) Tuesday
evening.
Died, Nov.,11th B-s-si-- Case daughter
of Mr, and M •■•*■",   H,  Qi\m   the  funer.il
services wero held at the house Thurs
day. Rev. F. O. Jones officiating.
"THE PILE OINTMENT."
FOTPnes-Esrternalorlntern-U. Blind or BteeOtngs
FistnlalnAno; Itching orBleedtag of tho Hectuzn.
The relief Is immediate—the euro certain.
PEIOE, 50 OTS. TRIAI. SIZE. 25 CTS.
gold "by-Druggists, or Bent post-paid ott receipt of price.
B^'UBEIS!**^O.C0..111ftlia>VllU-^SU,SEW"IDEB
, A. *iKA"E5 : 1 nvtteri.Tc.-.tihnttty
5tfiacltniiylu?rlyiiit-'llieciitptr=mi->fciilicr
K5i.st *v'i» t-.w roil* one', write, and x\-Uo.
., _B _ BftC*»'r msmiclictifWUl workiudustriqusly,
vit w '?-S'lmw;ta runt Tliir-v Tliuusnnd DullarH »
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Hi* sfluntion ori.'*nplt>ymcu*,nt\vI.tr!i you cmi e»nt itiatnni«uut
tftt-.joi.oy for me tinI..!;S successful as obuve, l'-jiMly and quickly
',-^-ned. idesii'^uut oti<* nortec front each district or county. 1
.lave alrcuay taught and i*n*v*ded ^vith eiiiployincntniorjrt
.iumbcr. who are jimkius;over $3(1(11) a. jeareach. It'sK2i\V
lni SOZ.Hi*. I'ult jiartiiulars ii'.SSE'G. Address ot once
•g. C. .A i.T.RHl. i!uv A-i«. Ati-ciui'-t.r.IiiM:.-
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Whatevermty he said ab vut the publications of Rev. Irl R. Hicks by those
who do not fully understand the facts,
there is no denying the truth that his
paper and Almanac have come to stay.
His splendid journal, Word ajjd
Works, is now entering its tenth year,
largely increase.l in circulation and iu
every way improvjd, until it deserve---
the national reputation it has aUaiiT-tl
His 1S97 Almanac is now ready and i;-
by far the finest au I mo it b j,i i ,iful h '.
has issued. It Cj itains 1QS p.i^&s, in
ciudiug cover arllsticaUy printed in
colors, and filled from buck lo buck
with just what is wanted in every shop
office and hou^i in .^ii^erica- C>.ie feature of the Altaaniic for 1§97 Is a series
of 12origiiial, bea,utifqlly etigravad sta>-
maps with explanatory chapters, whicli
could not'hebought foi' less th:iii live
dollars In any work on sistroiiomy. A *
Mr. Hicks has so correctlv and faithfully warned the public of coming
drouths, iloods, co'd waves, bliviza ds
tornadoes aud cyclones, in the years
passed aside from the Other varied
find splendid features of his paper aud
Almanac, these consideration alone
should prompt- every family to subscribe at once for 1S37. The Almauao
is only 2-5cts a copy. Won} Had Works
is one dollar a yen**, nnd a copy of the
fine Aliaanao goes as a premium with
every yearly subscription. Write to
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LousMo. ,
Pitcher's Castoriac
Children Cry for
A bicycler ran down City Clerk Mills
on thePackard street sidewalk Saturday
night. Glen had his trousers torn aad
his leg bruised, but he politely begged
the wheelman's pardon for bein-j on
the sidewalk. The wheelman graciously granted it and sp-vl 'in way in great
good humor.—Times.
Th.s Dansinbuigh Schuh ci.niest in
Ann Arbor took an excitiii'C 1 urn Wednesday afternoon, when E. B Norris,
attorney for Schuh, qrotested the whole
second ward of Ypsilanti becau-e upon
all the hallots the inspector had written his initials in pencil and upon the
corner diagonally across the ballot from
the one speciliedin .the statute. That
ward gives the Republican candidates
an average majority of 100, and if"
thrown out would change the result in
this county on shcrilf, representative
tn the southern district and state senator.
Last Friday night the m:m who
drives Holmes fine gray team left them
standing in front of Parmer's pharmacy while he stepped inside to use
the telephone. The horse became
frightened at some tin horns and can
away. They were immediately followed
but uo trace of them could be found
until Saturday morning when they
were discovered trotting leisurely
.along the road in York township. The
elegant new hack was not damaged in
the least.—Register.
Aid. Ike Davis recently called the
attention of The Times to the fact that
last spring Aid. John Terns offered to
bet So that MeKinley would not he the
next president, 155 that Pingree would
not be the next govenor, So that Ike
Davis would not be the next alderman
from the Fifth, and So that a certain
minister did not know what he was
talking about. Mr. Davis says that
McKinly, Pingree and himself got their
jobs nicely and now wants to know hovv
the senior alderman of the Pifth came
out on his fourth   bet.—Times.
The belles of Brighton several
months ago organized the I. O. B. G.,
or Independent Order of Brighton
for the purpose of eucouraging matrimony. Not satisfied with local beaux
they carried the campaign far and wide
and as a result many of Brightons prettiest have gone to faraway homes. For
a while the club gave each bride a
silver tea set, hut the number of brides
grew so rapidly that the idea had to be
abaudoned. The last party given by
the 3lub was a '*ghost ball". It is said
three weddings will follow all out of
town grooms. The local boys are -very
angry and threatened a boycott, but the
girls only laugh for the whole 'state of
Michigan is their field. Those who
desire a Brighton wife mu.->t apply soon
for the supply is rapidly diminishing-
A Test of Conrtesy.
It happened not long ago that I had
occasion to icqncst: a friend to deliver
tax urgent letter for me. The letter con-:
tained business of importance \yhicl),
•was private iii its nature, as it concerned a debt. To hand my friend a seale*d;
letter was to presuppose that he-wo^ld
read it if open. To give it to him rm-.
sealed wag (orisk tlie possibility of a
third "party, veadirug i\\. fop tSe mgen*.
gie§pf"lifB jvre jjiniiv-j and letters are
known to have been dropped.
I pondered, perplexed, but decided
that courtesy was one of the first laws
of society and left the letter open.
With an easy bow ray friend received
the note; then, seeing the open flap of
the envelope, instantly gummed it
down.
That, I eaid inwardly, is true courtesy.
After a Kccord.
"Strange," said the man with the
strong cigar absentmindedly.
"What's strange?" asked' |he, maUj
with the meerschaum.
"T.was thinking o| a-friend Pf "fiM-BB
who claims to have |oui\{| an absolutely
perfect iountaiu pen, '•
"iilways writes, never drips ink and
never gets out of order?"
"That's what he says,'.'.
The man with the meerschaum pipe,
shook his head.
:   "What dp,'v-o'u thini? pf ^« lie asked.
'!£'hardly.' know whet to think of it.
He's joined no liars' club that I lniow
of, tind yet everything indicates that he
Js working for a record." — Chicago
Post. 	
Sometliixig- Ne-w,
The Chicago Times-Herald says that
a western gentleman lately found his
new cook iu the drawing room, gazing
with much interest at the aquarium.
"Well, Biddy," said the gentleman
in a kindly tone, "what do you think of
them?"
, "Sure, sor," answered the coak^ t*iup;
on my soul, if they aiii't rale lovely I
An, begprra, perhaps ypij'vvouldu't he-:
Jove it," but this jg the first time that I
iver saw red herrings alive before."
A Fertile Plant.
One of the most wonderful examples
of vegetable growth and fecundity is
illustrated by the Asiatic pemperion. A
single seed planted ou the grounds of
tho Berlin Botanical society propagated
a vine which grew to be as large as a
man's body in nine weeks. It grew to a
total length of nearly 000 feet and ripened over 800,000 seeds.
GAbirOR'NIA
If You are going iters
by all means inquire about the Burlington Route Personally Cwid cted
Excursions to San Francisco ::ud Los
Angeles, which eive Chicago every
Wednesday with a Pullman Palace
Tourist Car through to destination.
The Route is v,a Denver, ihe Denver
& Rio Grande Ry. (Scenic Line! : nd
Salt Lake City. The Cars .-a-' fined
with carpets, upholsiered se*;ts, n.at-
tres-es, pillows, blankets, bed linen,
berth curtains, toiler, rooms, hew und
light, and in fact, allthe convenie-. cesof
a standard Piillmnn Palace car: they
lack only some of the expensive finish c f
the Pullmans run on the limited ex, rei-s
trains, while the cost per berth is only
ahout one-third (K) of the price-
Write for full particu'ars to T. A.
Gbady, Excursion Manager, C. B. & Q.
R. R., 211 Clark Street, Chicago, 111.
Real Estate For Sale.
O tate of Michigan, county of Washtenaw»fs.
O In the -matter of the estate of George Nisdy
deceased. Xoticels hereby given that in pursuance ot an order granted to the undersigned
executor of theestateof said George Kissly hy tlie
Hon. Judge of Probate for the county of Washtenaw, on the. tenth day of November, A. D. 1896,
there will be sold at public vendue, to the highest bidder, at the dwelling house on the premises to be sold, in the township of Saline In the
county of Washtenaw in said state, on Monday
the twenty-eighth day of December, A. D, 1896,
at two o'clock in the afternoon of that day (subject to all encumbrances by mortgage or otherwise existing at the time of the death of said
decea ed) the following described real estate,
to-wit:
Situate in tbe township of Saline Washtenaw
County Michigan, being part ot South half of
Section Two (2) town four South of Bange live
East beginning at a stake in the South line of said
secton two (a). Eighteen rods East of the South
West corner of the East half of the South West
quarter of -aid section, and running thence Nortll
parallel to the West line of said lot forty chains
to the North line therof, thence East on said
North line twenty five chains to a stake, thence
South forty chains to the South line aforesaid'
thence West on said line twenty five chains to the
place of beginning, containing one hundred
acres of land more or less.
Also commencing at the North East corner of
the East half of the South East quarter of Section
two (-') running thence West on said line twenty
nine chaina and seventy five links th<*nce South
twenty three chains and fifty one links to the
Center of the Chicago road thence Northerly
along tlie center of said road thirty three
chains and sixty two links to the section line
thence North along said line six chains a id
ninety links to the place o£   beginning.
Also a piece of land commencing at a point
eight rods East of the South West corner of the
East half of the South West quarter of section
two, running thence North one hundred and
sixty rods, thence East about ten rods to Smith's
West hne. thence South along said Smith's
line one hundred and sixtv rods thence West
about ten rods to the place of begining; containing in these last two parcels of land 55 aud 15-100
acres except 15 acres sold oil the East side to
Martin Gakle lying betwean the Chicago and
Manchester roads. *
Als *t a parcel commencing at a point on the
West line of Section two at a point fifty and 10:11
rods North of the South West corner of said Section thence East paralell with tho South line of
said Section eighty eight rods thence North parallel with the West Section line thirty six rods
and six feet i hence West parallel with the South
iiue of Sectiqn eighty eight rods to West Section
line thence Somh thirty -sis rods and six feet
to the place of beginning containing twenty
acrfsoflai.d;
Also the -following described parcel situated
in this vying" of Saline in said county and state?.
Lot eleven and *mst Kali of lot ten, section two
(2), North side of Henry-street according lo lhe
recorded plat of said village of Saline-
Dated November 10, lSOU Daniki, Nissly,
Exec tor.
The Ideal Panacea
Jaine-i L. Francis, aldorman, Chicago.
says; I regard Dr, King's New Discovery
an ideal panacea for coughs colds and
lung complaints havijg used it in my family
for the last fiye years, to the exclusion of
physicians prescriptions or other preparations. Ker. John Burgus Keokuk Iowa,
writes "I have been a minister p|-tl\e I\Jeth*
odist Episcopal church, foip -fr-fty yenvaov
more an$ hay.g. ne-jgv- found «,'iythi*ig so
beneficial o*ft*h*\t ga*fe me sueh sx^eedy relief as Br. King's ^ew Discovery. Try
thig ideal cough remedy. Trial bottles free
at Lister & Sheeder's drug rest 9
Look Before Ton Buy
From' now until January 1, 1896,1 will sell
a good now Elgin  movement in a good
screw-bezel case for ,
Or a good S-day Clock for
Onl^y- $3.00
And will warrant theul to be perfect time keepers.
Other goods in like proportion.     ^
E. H. Cressy
Fine watch Repairing a specialty.
Our large increase in the Cloak business this fall lias madft it pos-ible f.»r us
to buy almost constantly, giving us the freshest and latest styles the -market
afforded. During the last few days we h-avu made large purchases, at very
moderate prices, and as a consequence offer v.tlues and styles not tp be .duplicated in the eii v.
Black Beaver Jackets
$10 To $20 Per Day
SEttLlNG
Personal Recollections of
Gen. Nelson A. Miles,
A book for the tuitions. Nothing like
it, nothing equal to ii. It embraces the
thrilling'story of his iiidiau campaigns.
Is illustrated tiy Fredrick Kemiiigion
Other eminent artists. Heads liko a
romance. Unfolds like a panorama
Realistic, striking attractive, truthful
and thrillingiy tntireslhig. Is a massive voliitfle Of $00 extra ('»ges, and
nep.rlj 200. elegant ill-j.-tvatfi.as. This
is the book the people wupt. Will sell
every day in vhe week and every week
in th,e year. Bout miss the chance. It
means big mouey to jou. We want
men and women salesmen. Exclusive
territory given, leaving a clear field.
Speak quick, you select your own territory. A large and elegant descriptive
circular giving styles of binding prico-
es and specimen illustrations free,
Time given. For full particulars and
terms address.
TheN. G. HamiltonFub Co
li52,The Arcade, tllcyend.   Ohio.
110.00
112.00
6 Bhtton Box Front
Storm Collar.   A regular 85.00 Garment.
Handsome Black Beaver.
2- Button Box Front.
High Storm Collar.    A S7.00 retailot.
Stylish Black Melton.
Elaborately Braided Box Front.
Storm Collar.   Easily worth §8.00
Special Black Wool Diagonal
6 Button Box Front, Half lined with durable
Silk Lining.   This garment is a $10 00 leader
in many stores.
At This Price We Offer
Exceptional values m a number of excellent
styles, in both Rough and Smooth Cloths.
Values from §12.00 to 314.00
For This Amount We Offer
You the Choice of two toned Boticles in Green
and Black and Brown and Black combinations■-.
worth S16 00.   Fine Black Bouches worth Slo.
Elegant Kerseys weich cost S15.00 elsiwhere.
20 South Main St,
Ann Arbor.
we.
A iiHitleru Aim-Inn *.
Strictly high grade-
Guantnteed equal to any
standnrtl  make —and    offered at a reasonable
prio.
Price
$20.00
IXanot confound the '•CENTURY ' with tho many inferior machines
offered at cheap prices. On the one hand the '^CENTURY" takes
FKOJJT RANK among the leadtug high-class makes. On the other
hand it is offered at a. ligure which gets right down to Rock-bottom.
Ii. conies to us straight from lhe makers and its price is not padded
one cent by any of the expensive methods used to introduce other
First Class makes.
Is money so plenty with jnu that yon can afford to pay a fat bonus for
somebody's name? That is just what you do when you pay the price
asked for other high-grade makes. Sold at
Unterkirefaer's Drug* Store.
^1
but"have sold direct
1 consumer for *23 years,
wholesale ■prlces,savli;
them, the dealers1 profits.    Ship anywhere
for examination before sale.   Everything v/arranted.
"liTJ styles of Car-
ri.i«;pi--,9J styles of Hnr-
iirss, ^1 htvles Kirtlnw
Sadillcs. YnnliKcriPsr
Mou-as S-ti, Pii:tf>tons-ns	
Ko. 3GH—Surrey Harness, rrice £14.50.    ns &&. flprinc 'Wapoii-fc §31 to
Asgoo,! a< sells Ior ?>0. '   §V). Sond for lar^e Catalogue.
ami ft-nilcr*. &?U"J. A^. rotyl »-s win t»t fUO.
ELKHART CARRl^C^ * HARNESS MFC. CO., V/-. B. Pratr» C^Q'y5 ELKHART. !ND^
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