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VOLUME XXVI. LOWELL. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 181)0. N U M B E R

M a i M E M L

J. J. icNAUGHTON.

Always hw on huid a line Klection of

Fresh Meats, Salt Meats.

Fish, Poultry,

and Game IN SEASON.

Choice U r d m d Tillois, i inJ U in lh<> n i a t k e i t o b u y

C H O I C E . S T O C K .

A T T K K r i O N , C O M R a O I - S !

By • r»f«l M H Im-nl

Eierj Soldier Now " h rfltitlad U) • Prnilor of from M to | W

p*r moolh, and rrcry

Soldier's Widow • MitlUed to > Penrioo. I thall h* pl»a>»~l lo

proavcutc cUlnm C h u x M flird bj Uw M $10. S o rh ,r |T unlnv Pro

•ioa I* procnrvd.

ALBERT JACKSON, R M k B l o c k . - Lawi i l l . Mlrh

L F. SEVERY, Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron

2d Door East of Yeiter & Look1', i tore.

ReptiriigDooe on Short Kolice. b * « Trougb, and P u m k c Work t f p r d a l t ;

LOWELL. - MICHIGAN.

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CITY RACINE ( IMloaaburthen; aleeplB*aoeoaunodaiioiu

t m «00 and ilw p o ^

MENOMINEE -*•111 t a a n GRAND HATCH for CHICAGO dally.

«iorpt Saturday, a t « p. m

DAYS OF BAILING.

""CITY Of RACINE." |; U D M H I W E E . "

HUHDAY. ,BOKDAT. TUESDAY. WEyjnffiDAY.

T m i B 8 D A Y . l l FRIDAY. A r r t T f a ^ l n C m ^ C O ^ M j ^ l n j r a o n i l k t

fAHK, berth included, - $ 3 . 0 0 Roun Trip, goo fbr Season, 5 .00

AGO daH c a t G R d

( . I M * * CHICAGO da-Tr. w w t B day. at 7 p. m., a-rlr loc at GRIND B ATKX c ly newt Diornlss fn tlnn. for **rly train t a t -

w c a a T l c X S n to All Polnta. via CHICAGO, can be had of all Railroad TV-kK A r m U

JOHN SINGLETON. 6M. Pan. Age<

Goodrich Timaaportatioa Co., Chicago.

GHA8. J. CHURCH & SON,

BANKERS, ^ y o n Block, - Lowell, Mich.

A General Banking Bui inen Conducted.

t j & A j * r m *XL& o o x s j B O - n o i T B .

Urmlti So ld o a aU F o r e l c a Coontr l ea .

. L O W E L L

Business Men's Association.

flecular H e e t i n j ' i F in t Thunday in every

nonth, at B. C. Smith's store.

D G. L O O K , P r o s .

a. a o n a a . a, o a n a . DIK'L m i i i a a .

Bowne. Combs & Striker,

B A N K E R S , Lowell - Michigan.

d i ' ~ — "• a General Banking Burineae and lisue Draftn available in all

parta of the World.

M C. GRISWOLD, CAflHIRR

P R G K H A M ' S C R O U P R E M E D Y !

THE CHILDREN'S MEDICINE. F o r Cold , , Ouacha. I l o a n e n o u , W h o o p -

l a c C o a v h . Croup. Should ho lound In erery bouKhokl. Pleaaant, Safe. Certain. Al«aj« rely upon it for Children', Throat and Lun-Troubiea. Coo tain, DO oplaMe, Uiu, arctdliiK the dangeroua effect ofuw reaulilng «ben con«b n l x t u r e , prepared for adulU art (1*0) to chltd-n n . l ia** t n o ChlWroa. Get a bottle today. You may need It to night. Sold by all Dmftttota.

F I F T Y D O S E S 2C C E N T S .

W AT ONCE! too Good Hen to n i l the

K I N G O F T H E D A I R Y

0 Cold Air C r e a m I o * Caaa. Call o o C . W . P A B K 8 . Kopf BuUdlh*. Mam Bt . I-owe". Rich.

T(M) MUCH WATER,

Floods Cause ImrnenaB Damage in A any Places.

Rallwt.T., Mill*. F a e l a r l n and F a i o w •.utrrr- Laritr T i a r t , oi l.,iad Inan- |

—ltri>lK#« UsiaheU A w n j *••1 Huoa^* ^loextnl.

AT HM.n WATf.R V M K

PITT*in Ran. P*.. Sopt. is —Advice* from all miure'i up tlii; AlU-ffliPiiy and In the Qorthem dlstrlcu snow (be hlRh waters to bu huUiJuiK. Ibnogb not wltbuut conHldvrablc damairii having drat been inlili-u-d. The valer-apottt In Akron. U . (fiillicd the hill atreeta, while atrrcU on tbe flaih have bwen badly a billed, and ih« lo*« on property thorn vl l l bo HO Urgi- thai a >|H.oial meellni; of the city roiinrli lias i» cn cal led t o d v v i t e UIMIIA u( r o p a i r i n g (bo extranniinury dnmaife.

Near Akrou. O.. auole (arm* have been wasln d oul; plowing moat !»• donu over aftain, -nd ncliln of nrup'* muat be ent ire ly KMWB. At New Ca-t lc the Hbenanifo river la nearly an lngh aa dur-Inc tbo disaalruu^ flood of Hhl. inough the waU-r* in Uitli tbi» ttn-am and the rapid Neshannock ari- rnpidly dwi-oas-Ing. Many buad ol *iort,- on bordering (arms are reporu-d drown»l by high rlvera, while county f:iir> aa a rule have proven falline^

WATMII-U.\ . X. Y.. S e p t I ft.—Th» rain, wbluli ha- (alien In torrunU al-BuMtoonlinually (or live dayi paat. baa •wollen every Ktream in ihla »<-<;Uon to aiiring-freMhei helglii, and to-day the effeeb. are Ni-rlonxly felt iierr-aliouut by the allium. roniplel). lylng-up of tha Uoni'-. WaU'rtuw ti .1 Ugdena-bur? rallruad ami us branchea, t h e o b M r u c t i o n o ( IIIIIIN a n d o t h e r rfaouse to farm and muiinfacturing propOity.

AtCoiienhacen. L<-wl» County, Camp* bell'* mai-hine ahop was tlppud over by tbo flood during the night, and Lamplier >V Key*' .saw-mill and cheeae-box factor, and Unrd's saw-mill wer* oanl-daway. At « lloston, Lewia County, the New |li» . .n raw-mill and checv- lvx far i or v wore carried away. Many ;i.'r.-. of good farm land an' under water In ibis vlcin-

The cause of I lie wual I ig away of t e (.'<-n;ir.ille br.age was the breaking of a ilam above. AtTa. na. there was leu Inches of water over the tracks at the latter |>oint. and all the bouses and a lores an- fl.aided to tbe depth of three ,'eei. In Carthage many houses on the fl*t* are floodiHl. and tbe rMidentn on the Tannery island ara Bloving to the main lan<t. fearing tha break water will give w..y

Oawroo. X. V.. Sept. i.V - "I he unpre-eedonted rains in lbl< vi.-inity hart transferrej Oswegu »..unty cit-eks Into roaring rirera. Salmon river is higher than ever before ai d Is doing great damage. Part of the village ol Pulaski is ondur water. .More iV.n flftv Im-portant bridge* ar<- gone and the water is still rising.

ZAKKSVIM.I . O . Sep t . i . ' . . - T h e high waters in the Muaklnguin valley have done incalruialde dsma^i lo the corn In the lowlamls. Hundreds of acres are •obmerged and the crop is ruined. Tha damage to the (Siivernaient works baa bean heavy.

Cou MBt s. o . s-pu U—The Scioto river has reaelnsl a sug>' which is the cause o( more thin ordinary damage. All the low lands norlliaDd south of tbo oity aresul ro<'rg<-i| and the ioss to crops amoinla to sever,! thousand dollara The stream as it p^ss.-s through the city has bad itscbannid eiiangtMi by a levee, and tbe result la the overflow of aeveral factorien-

A " B A N K " R O B B i o .

T h e See.iBd Nat ional l U n k of l i . .y City. Mlrh.. Laaea Sa too.

OKTROIT, Miob.. S^pu i j .—A special to the News from Bay City. Mich., aayr. A few minutes before noon three men entered the Second National Bank, and two of th-'in went lo ihe teller and one to the hook-keeper and engaged them In conversation alamt banking buslnewi The third alipped around to tbe back of th.- Iiook-keeper'a desk and stole a |«ckage of billa atoouniing to |>V4u(l. which wan ready for shipmi nu Aftc- thu departure of the trio the robbery was discovered and tbe police notifled in.mediately, but they have not yet captured the robbers. The Second National Hank Ulooatod on the moat prominent corner of the city.

The l a f l a e a n A a a i n .

Vumca. Sept. IX—The influenta has rsappeared in Ihla city, and may again reach America during the coming win-tor. It baa the name manifestations aa bofors—fever, chills and paina In tbo Umho—but Instead of being attended with throat and cheat trouble* now ap-peals aa intestinal complaint*. Its prevalence in ibi* country was treated somewhat aa a V>ke. but It caused la the oonrsc of a few months more suffering and death than ha* the Asiatic cholera during the prosent ocntury.

Rrlruoa'a l l e m a i u , a l h i o r k h o l m .

STOCKD'JI.U. Sept IX—Tbo Uni ted Statea man-of-war Haltimore with tbe body of Eriesoon on board arrived here Friday evening. She entered tbe har-bor at 7:15 o'clock. She made the run from New York lo (iotu ahurg witbin acventeen days, which I* tbe fa*lest time on record for a man-of-war.

Wreek o a t b e M l o n a r l Pwrlf lo.

ST. Louis, Sept. IX—A west-bound Misiouri Pacific train was wrecked at Oleneoe Saturday nighu Three coaches were demolished and two sleepeiM thrown down an embankmenL One passenger was killed, four fatally and oloven others seriously injnred.

T h e Niagara T<"Ha-l.

NIARARA FALI .* . N. V . . s e p t I » . — T b e contract lor bnildlng the Niagara tun-nel was aigned lale Friday afternoon. There Is great rejoicing on tho •treela this evening over the new* which ha* been so anxiously awaited for nearly four year*.

than Wheat Crop la Franra. PAHIS, Sept l.V—The return* received

from tbe wheat-growing sections of France show thnt the crop thi* year will be |.8s|.(KIS boctolllri'B less than last year.

MILES'NERVK ti U V E R PILLS.

An important discover}-. They acton the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new principle. They speedily cure biliousness, bad 'aste, tor-pid liver, piles and couslipstion. Splen-

did for men, women and children Smallest, mildest, «nresl. 80 doses for SScentu. Sample free at Y o l t e r t Look'a Drug Store.

Old psper* 85 cents per 100, at this office.

A F I V E Y E A R S ' O R U I S E .

Arrival ol t h e W h a l l a g Hark Petrol a l | Hew l ladlord - A I 'aoal lar III•«<•».

N e w U^nrtiKii . M a s s . , S e p t I X — T h o w h a l i n g l>ark IVtro l , C a p t a i n E d w i n J . 1

B e e d , of t h i s c l i y , ha* a r r i v e d h e r e a f t e r I a v o y a g e of five year*, m o s t l y In t b e I A t l a n t i c o c e a n . C a p t a i n Heed s a y * t h a i w h i l e off P a t a g o n i a a e v e r a l m o n t h * a g o a g a l e c a m e u p f r o m oft shore , | d u r i n g w h i c h l a r g e q u a n t i t i e s of flno { w h i t e )>owder r a m o o n t h e s h i p , c h o k i n g t h o s e w h o i n h a l e d i t N e x t d a y o n e of thi crow was t a k e n s ick and h i * f e e t b e g a n l o s w e l l . T h e s w e l l i n g Con-t i n u e d u n t i l h i s w h o l e b o d y wa* af fec ted . O n e a f t e r a n o t h e r of t h e c r e w w a * t a k e n d o w n u n t i l t h i r t y - f o u r h a d t h e d i s e a s e . T h i s l e f t o n l y t h n - e m e n to work t h e sh ip . E a c h p e r s o n a A l c t e d • w e l l e d l o a l m o s ! t w i c e b i s u s u a l * lxe and t h e l lesl i s s s u m e d a y e l l o w i s h color . A l t h o u g h t h e d i s e a s e w a s a t t e n d e d w i t h l i t t l e pa in a b u r n -i n g s e n s a t i o n In t h e s t o m a c h w a * f e l t T h e barli w a s h e a d e d (or D o m i n i c a . W e s t India . T h e ves -ae l w a s n o t a l l o w e d l o t o u c h a l any p o r t T h e d i s e a s e had n e v e r b e v n h e a i d of by s n y o n e o n t h e v.-sael and n o o n e k n e w w h a t to d o for it. C . ip ia iu Heed ordered t h e fleah rublx'd w i t h c o a i v b r u s h e s and s s i m p l e d i e t and l i g h t dos. s o l e p s o i o s s l b i , w i t h c a r l i o n a t e of soda S o m e of t b e m e n b e g a n l o in iprove . b u t nine continually grow wt.r.e and died, m o r t i f l c a l i o n s e l l i n g in. P h y s i c i a n * a t thi* port pronounced the epidemic to be bert-beri. a disease prevalent in some p a r t s of t h e g lobe , b u t t h i s i s sa id t o b e

t h e first c a s e on record o f i t s h a v i n g c o m e o n board a s h i p In a g a l e of w i n d . On May 4 a s e a s t r u c k i h e s h i p a n d

•wept two men overboard jnd they were drowned.

S H O T I N S E L F - D E F E N S E .

F a r t l c a l a r , of the Affair an lha Cul l ed Mtr«in#r Arapwloo.

CITT o r MKXIOS S e p t 14, v ia O a l -veston.—According u> advice* received h e r e o f t h e s h o o t i n g of G e n e r a l Bar-

rundla on hoard the American steam-s h i p Acspulco s i San Jose de Guate-m a l a , Capta in Pi t t* , of t h e A c a p u l c o , h a s m a d e a d e c l a r a t i o n w h i c h t h e

G u a t e m a l a n a u l h o r i t i e s c l a i m c o m p l e t o -l y juntlf l i -s t h e i r ac t ion . Mr. M i t n e r . the American Minister, the a u t b o r i t l e * s a y , w a s c o n s u l t e d a s an ac t o (

courtesy only. T h e d ispatches shove mentioned further say that when Captain Torlel lo and Captain Pi t t s r e a d t o Hurrundia t h e order (or h i s d e l i v e r y to t b e ( i u a l e m a l a n au-

t h o r i t i e s l l arrundla a s k e d p e r m i s s i o n to o h a n g e h i s c l o t h e s , w h i c h was g r a n t e d . T u r n i n g a w a y l l a r r u n d l a s u d d e n l y g r a s p e d l* 'o r e v o l v e r * and f i red on Tor le l lo . Pitta and the policeman, who In r e t u r n fired on Hurrundia . k i l l i n g h i m . C a p u l n l i t i s had t a k e n t h e pre-o a u t l o n o( o r d e r i n g t b e p a s s e n g e r * to withdraw, otherwise some o( them w o u l d , h a v e u n d o u b t e d l y b e e n b i t by t h e b u l l e t s (rom Harrund la ' s p i s t o l s .

B A S E - B A L L .

HtaadlBg of Ihe >t.ur l - e x l l n c O r f n l . . -UOB, for the Week t n d m l Sept. IS.

T h e ( o l l o w i n g u b l e s s h o w t h e n u m -

b e r of g smet . lost a n d w o n by t h e c lub* o ( t h e l e a d i n g p r o f e s s i o n a l t e a m s :

MICHIGAN STATE NEWS.

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I 'nclnuai l New York. .

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T h r e e Men H l l l e l .

GALENA. 111.. S<'pt l i - T h e mangled! bodies o( three men —Mall Wagner, Nio Steinmeu and Peter Maas—were (ound on tho Illinois Central track (our miles tbla side o( East Dubuque Thurs-day morning. The bodies lay within • few feet o( each other. Their appear-anoe indicated that they aere tramps.

Aa A(ei l IVoiuan l l o r n a i t

MI'SCATIM.. la. , s e p t . IX W h i l e Hu-dolph Altkruse, Jr . . and his family were in the c i u bis mother. agiM BO years, while preparing dinner art hot clothing on Ore and nas laially burned. Ber sged husband in the next room was unable to go to her rcscue.

D E A T H O F S U M N E R H O W A R D .

Tbe Ml' l i laan I 'o l l l lr lsn Kip . re s Irom Ur.ef al Ilia l a x s nf an Only Chi l i t

S u n . n e r l l o » n i d . o n e ol t h e t .est k n o w n p o l i t i c i a n s In M i c h i g a n , d i e d t h e o t h e r d a y ( rom g r i u f a t t h e l o s s o( h i*

o n l y c h i l d . Mrs. M a y Uowwrd Foot* . Mr. H o w a r d w a s so d e v o t e d to b i s d a u g h t e r t h a t h e n e v e r r e c o v e r e d (rom

t h e s h o c k c a u 4 c d by h e r d c a t b . a n d r e a l l y m o u r n e d h l m s e K i n t o t h e grave , Mr. B o w a r J w a s .%.% r e a r s obL II" was k n o w n t h r o u g h o u t th. . S t a f e a s a j ioll .

t l c lan , but m o r e e s p e c i a l l y a s n - r r l m i n u l

l a w y e r o ( g r e a t a b i l i t y . In IS'il ho w a s a p p o i n t e d by P i s -« ident C r a m D i s t r i c t A t t o r n n y o( U t a h , and s e c u r e d l b " c o n -v f c t l o n and e x e c u t i o n o ( J o h n I). Lee , t h e n o t e d l o a d e r in t h e M o u n t a i n Mead-o w m a s s a c r e In i s s j h e w a s a m e m b e r o f t h e M i c h i g a n L e g i s l a t u r e a n d c h o s e n s p e a k e r o( t h - H o u s e . S u b s e q u e n t l y h e w a s a p p o i n U s l b ] P r o s i d e n t A r t h u r Chief J u s t i c e of Ar i tona . which position bo r c s l g n e J in Issd. H,. bad repre-s e n t e d A r i z o n a and M i c h i g a n in N a -t i o n a l c o n v e n t i o n s .

M I C H I G A N S O L D I E R S .

T w o AMncla l lon , Mrel a l L a n s l o c and K mi-i llfHrrr*.

A t tho b u s i n e s s st-sMinn o( t b e M i c h i -g a n a n i l I c r y a s s o c l i t l o n t h e o t h e r sXternoon It « a s d e c i d e d to b o l d t h e n e x t r e u n i o n at I M - o i t . a i t h e t i m e of t h e N a t i o n a l <!. A. IU c o n v e n t i o n . T h e o f f i cers e l e c t e d for i b e o i i s u i n g y e a r are: P r e s i d e n t . C a p t a i n M. 1). E l l i o t t , H o l l y ; V i c e - P r e s i d e n t J. H's l son, V e r n o n ; S e c r o t a r y , C h a r l e s A l -ee . i ^ . e s v i l l e ;

T r e a s u r o r , W. F a u l k n e r . D u c k I^ike. T h e *aino d a y t h e l i t h M i c h i g a n In-f a n t r y e l e c t e d t h e f o l l o w i n g off icers: P r e s i d e n t , C a p t a i n M. H S t u a r t o ( South Haven; Vice-President, John W a r d w e l l , l^ans ing : S<s-reiary, J o h n

P e n n l n g l o n . P e w a m o : T r e a s u r e r . G e o r g e A . W o l d r o n . D e v e r o a u . T h e r e were a b o u t fifty o ( t h e u i c o i b o n i p r e s e n t I t w a * d e c i d e d to bo ld t h e n e x t a n n u a l re-u n i o n a t D e t r o i t at t h e t i m e o ( t b e N a -

tional G. A. R. convention.

W A S I T S U I C I D E ?

MyalBrloa, D r . i h o ' I r a n k Mnran at D r l r o l l .

P i t r o l r n a n N ^ w U - r r r foiin«l a m a n

l y i n g I n s e n s i b l e in f r o n t of t h e F r e m o n t House. In Detroit si an early hour the o t h e r m o r n i n g . S u p p o s i j i g l i w a s t

c u e of d r u n k , t b o m a n w a s t a k e n to t h e W o o d b r i d g c sin* -i s t a t i o n , w h e r e i t w a s d U o o v e r e d t h a i i t w a s s o m e t h i n g m o r e *er lous . C i t y P h y s i c a n S tory was c a l l e d , a n d d e c M e , ! t o n ' raove h i m l o S t

Mary'* l l o s p i i a l . hut b4 (ore reaching t h e t e t h e m a n w a s de;vl a n d t h e body w a s t a k e n u» Klak»'s morgue . H e wa* I d e n t i f i e d aa F r a n k Moran, w h o w o r k e d a* fireman a n d h a d l«>en o n t h o l a k e boats. Ill- was a r e s iden t of ! e ' . ro l t

B R O K E H I S N E C K .

A T r a m p Kai l , l U r t x a r d from a Porcli by t h e Hrr ik lnc of a Kail.

T b e o t h e r e v e n i n g a man h a v i n g t h e a p p e a r a n c e o ( a tramp, a n d s inposed to

h e J . S. M a t b u s , of D u n k i r k , N . Y . , a topped al t h e b o u s e o ( C n a n e s Mar-

• b a l l , b a l l a m i l e w e s t ol P o t t e r v l l l e , a n d a * k e d for food. W h i l e Mrs, Mar-a h a l l w a s p r e p a r i n g a l u n c h t h e m a n l e a n e d a g a i n s t t h e (torch r a i l i n g , w h i c h • u d d e n l y g a v e w a y . p r e c i p i t i t i n g h i m to t h e g r o u n d , a h o m s e v e n ( e e l b e l o w , a n d b r e a k i n g b i s n e c k .

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BeporU to the Srate Hoard o ( Health by s e v e n t y - f i v e o l i a e r v e r s In d i f f e r e n t par t s o ( tbo S t a l e for t h e wee's e n d e d S e p t e m -b e r 0 I n d i c a t e i t h a t m.-as ies , inf iuonxa, p l e u r l t l a . d i p h t b e r i a and w h o o p i n g o o u g h i n c r e a s e d , and p u e r p e r a l (ever , t y p h o i d ( e v e r , s c a r l e t ( ever , m e m -

b r a n o u s c r o u p a n d c o r e b r o - s p i n a l m o n l n -g i t l * d e c r e a s e d In area o ( p r e v a l e n c e .

Diphtheria was report>si at thirty placoa, acarlot (ever at twenty-five, ty-phoid f ever a t twenty-f ive and measles at ten plac-s.

M l e h i c a n R a i l w a y HtalUl lra.

T h e w h o l e n u m b e r o ( s t a t i o n s o n I h e

M i c h i g a n s y s t e m o( r a i l r o a d s Is 2,053: w h o l e n u m b - r In M i c h i g a n . I,4S5; t o t a l n u m b e r o ( e m p l o y e s , 8J.X1I; t o t a l n u m -

b e r in M i c h i g a n , 3 4 , i a v T h e t o t a l num-b e r o ( e m p l o y e s Is d i v i d e d as f o l l o w s :

B a g g a g e m e n . TJU; b r a k e m e n , X93a; c o n -ductor*. L' ; engin ers. 4,815; fire-men, Xll>5; laborers, 1... by'.; shopmen, b,S3S; y a r d m e n . .\'.*;4; a l l o ther* . 1B,5M.

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LOOSE'S RED C I / I V E B PILIJI C U R * SICE B e a d s c h e , D v » p » ; « i » , I n d i g e s t i o n , C o n r t ipa t ion . 25c. per B o x , 5 H o x e * f o r | l . S o l d b y all d r u g g i s t s .

B a r k l e a ' a A r n l r a Halve. Tbe Best SALVE in the world for "uts,

Bruines. Sores, Uloerc, Salt Rheum, Fe-ver Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chil-blains, Coras, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, nr no pay re-quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Hu*«t ft Hunter

Miehlran l-ami • M i l l T h e M i c h i g a n S h i n g l e A L u m b e r

C o m p a n y ' s m i l l at M u s k e g o n , t h e l a r g e s t o n . t b e l a k e , burned t h e o t h e r m o r n i n g . A m i l l i o n a n d a b a K f e e t o f fine l u m b e r ami 24,000,000 s h i n g l e s a l so burned , w i t h t h e d o c k s a n d s l i p s . T b e

m i l l w a s v a l u e d at 510,000 *nd t h e l o s s o n l u m b e r t n d s h i n g l e s i s XVI.000. m a k -i n g t b e t o t a l l o s s ¥100,000; Insuranee , 154,000.

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C h a r l e s H i n c k l e y , of D u n o n d a l e , w a s s t r i c k e n w i t h a p o p l e x y t h e o t h e r n i g h t , a n d d i e d a b o u t 10 a m. t h e n e x t d a y . H e waa 74 y e a r * o ( a g e a n d had l i v e d in t h a t town-<blp fl(ty-«no y e a r * l a s t s p r i n g .

J o h n W. T w l s s , J o h n C o l e and F r a n k W h i p p l e , of Port H u r o n , w e r e t o a p p l y f o r a s t r e e t r a i l w a y f r a n c h i s e . T h e r o u t e i* a c o m p r e h e n s i v e o n e . i n c l u d i n g a l l of t b e p r i n c i p a l s l r e e t * not a l r o a d j o c c u p i e d b y s t r e e t r a i l w a y s and w i l l e x -t e n d f r o m t h e I ' p i o u work*. In t b e

* o o t h , to t b e Iwacne^ n o r t h of l b s c i t y . I t I* p r o p o s e d , p r o v i d i n g t h e c o u n c i l g r a n t s t b e ( r a n r b i s e , to c o m p l e t e a t l e a * t o n e m i l e of t n e road d u r i n g t b e p r e s o n t y e a r .

W . K. T h o r n o . ol J - ickson. baa bcon l e f t $:10,000 by a T e x a s m a n w i t h w h o m h e f o r m e d a c l o s e f r i e n d s h i p w h i l e b o t h w e r e pw**engers on a rai lroad tra in » o m e y e a r s ago.

A n a b a n d o n e d baby w a s f o u n d r e c e n t -l y a t t h o s i d e of an u n o c c u p i e d (arm-h o u s e n e a r L a n s i n g , T h e ch i ld '* c l o t h -i n g w a s fino a n d n e w l y p u r c h a s e d , b u t t h e r e wa* a b . o l u i e l y n o c l e w to I ts i d e n t i t y ,

M i c h i g a n produce I 405.iUfi barre l* ol

s t a n d a r d s a l t d u r i n g A u g u s t Uy coun-t i e s t h i * w a * t h e y i e l d : S a g i n a w , 10S,-SM; M a n i s t e e . 9s.:tOS; H a r , B >.574; l o* . co, S8,«43: M a s o n , 87,00,,i; S t Clair , 27,-748; H u r o n , 5.H.W: M i d l a n d . X W l .

Prof . L o l s e t l o ' s M e m o r y S y s t e m Is Creat-i n e trreater laterest than ever In all parts of tbe country, and rersons wlahlng lo Improve ibelr memory should send for bis prospectus free as sdrertised In another column.

T h e i e c e n t s p e e c h o l C o n g r e e s m s n Mc-K m l e y o f O h i o b e f o r e C o n g r e s s o n Hie p e n d i n g tarilT bill , h a s j u s t been i s sued in j i s m p b l e t f r o m . T h e s p e e c h i n c l u d e s v a l u n b l e s t a t i s t i c a l t a b l e s , a n d is an a d -m i r a b l e p r e s e n t a t i o n o f t h e a d v a n t a g e s of t h e p r i n c i p l e s o f p r o c t e c t i o n , aa e m -b o d i e d in t h e n e w Tari f f Bi l l ,

S e n d a t w o - c e n t s t a m p f o r a c o p y t o t h e AMKRICAV PROFECRIVE TARIFF LEAGUE , 83 W e s t 33d S t r e e t , N e w Y o r k

C i t j .

KENT COUNTY AND VICINITY.

The Gi rnian Lutheran*, of Gd. Rapids, dedicoted their bandsonie new church on Bridge Si. Inst Sunday. It is a lienutiful building, one which the chy ns well ns tbe church society may be proud of. li cost $45,000.

The Ce<lar Spring (air was a success, lots of exhibits, tine weather mid a large attendauce One of the feature's was the large attendance of would-be offl -e holders, the carryall one day having a fiill load of those distinguished visitors.

La-t January Geo. H. Kingsworth. of Gd. Rapids, fell into a vat at ilie vein er-works and lost bis life, and now his wife, as adminislniirix of bis estate, brings suit for $20,000 against the Company, alleging groat negligence

Judge Chi istiancy, died, at his home in Lansing, last Wednesday, after s sickneiw of many months. He was justice of tbe supreme court from IH57 to 15(75. when be was chosen U. S. Senator. In I»T0. he was apisunied minister to Peru, which wa» bis last public service.

Rev. J . W. Reid, of Gd. Rapids, and chairman of the prohibition party stale central committee, introduced a resolu-tion at the conference, al Muskegon, censuring R-v Washington Gardner for accepting a nominaiion on the Republi-can ncket, and folio »ed u np bv a most brutal stab at him. Several ollicm t<M»k a part in it and Mr Reid found his re solution loaded al both ends, when the conference asked laiih him and Wash-ington Gardner to withdraw from the ministry until such time as ihvy could give it their wbolt- attention. It was a dir.y scheme by Dr Reid to injure Washington Gardner, but he failed to accomplish what he desired, which was the endorsement of the Prohibition Party by the M. E churches of the state and he was snulibed beautifully by Ihe conference. Presiding ' Eider Harnea scored Reid terribly, den. uncing bis coi duct as cowardly and brutal.

Last Saturday night anil her murder was committed in Gd. Rapid., Patrick J . O'Connor being the victim of the in-sane jealosy of Wm. E. Eagan There was a little social parly given at his re-sidence by Michael Geblin, at which they had some 'lancing, and quite a few Is-er. Wm, t-ig.'vu took a girl, Minnie Dyer, wi th-h im. but O'Oonnon went alone and. of course, if he danced, he must dance with some o( the girls brdught by tbe other (ellow*. He danced three times Is-fore 1100 o'clock with Eagan's girl an.l as he ba I laken snother girl away from Eagan at a jar ty

CATARRH CANT BE CURED.

w i t b LOCAL A ITUCATION. a s t h e y c a n n o t reach the se l to t thediseaee, t 'a larrh n blixsl orconstiiutional disease, and in onb r lo cure it von have to mke internal ii inediee. Hall's catarrh cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's I'aiarrh Cure Is no quack medu ine. It was prescrilied by one o( the la-st phvsiciana in this county for years, and is a regular prescription. It M composed of ihe best tonics kno vn, combined with the liest blood poriflen, •cling directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two mgreilienis is what produces such -vonderful results in curing catarrh. Hen.I lor leMimonials Iree. K. J . CHENEV A CO., Prop*,. Toledo,!) ,

Sold by druggists, price 75c.

GREAT DISCOVERERS. W h a t Bel l a n d E d i s o n are to t h e t e l e - '

p h o n e a n d e l e c t r i c i t y , s a y s t h e P i t t s - 1 b u r g N e w s . Dr F r a n k l i n M i l e s . ' t h e w e l l - k n o w n spec ia l i s t in n e r v o u s d i seases , is t o t h e n e r v o u s s y s t e m a n d n e r v e fluid. A m o n g b i s n u m e r o u s d is -c o v e r i e s t h e R e s t o r a t i v e N e r v i n e i s un-• l o u b u d ly o n e of t h e g r e a t e s t . It i s u n s i i r p a i i e d in n e r v o u s n e s s , d y s p e p s i a . In a d a c b e . e p i l e p s y , neura lg ia , h a c k a c h e , m e l a n c h o l l v , s l e e p l e s s n e s s , c l i a n g e of l i f e . e t c . Free trial Mile of i t m a y b e had o f Y e i t e r S Look D r u g g i s t s . AH s h o u l d read h i s ".Veir anrfStartling Fart* for the AJJlielol." a v e r y able , i n t e r e s t i n g , a n d finely i l l u s t r a t e d book . F r e e t o a l l .

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M I L T O N M P R R Y .

T h e S p a n i s h h a v e a p r o v e r b : ' " W o m a n l o v e t w i t h h e r ear , but m a n w i t h h i s e y e . " P e r s u a s i v e w o o i n g c a p t u r e s a w o m a n ' s hear t , w h i l e a n a t t r a c i i v e ap-j s ' a r a n c e c o n q u e r s t h e nun.* T o r e t a i n i m n ' s a f f e c t i o n a n d s e c u i f e n d u r i n g bapp ine ta . a w o m a n s h o u l d be a s c h a r m -ing in m a r r i e d l i f e a s in t h e d a y s o f be-w i t c h i n g m a i d e n h o o d H e r c i p t i v a t i n g w e a p j n s a r e a fa ir a n d b l o o m i n g c o m -p l e x i o n . s o f t a n d s p o t l e s s h a n d s , free-d o m f r o m s k i n a n d s c a l p i m p u r i t i e s , p i m p l e s , c h a p p i n g , a n d i h e p o s s e s s i o n of t h e b l o o m of p e r f e c t h e a l i h . Cole ' sCa^-lat l i sope . t h e p e r f e c t m e d i c i n i a l t o i l e t , lutili a n d n u r s e r y s o a p is her s a l v a t i o n . P r i c e 35 c e n t s . S o l d • y all d r u g g i s t s .

R E M A R K A B L E R E S C U E .

Mrs M i c h a e l C u r t a i n . P l a i n f i e l d , HI. , u . a k e s t h e s t a t e m e n t t h a t s h e c a u g h t o ld. w h i c h s e t t l e d on her l u n g s : s h e

j w a s t rea ted f o r a m o n t h by h e r f a i n i l y p h y s i c i a n , b u t g r e w worse . H e to ld h e r s h e w a s a ho j i e l em v i c t i m of c o n s u m p -l ion a n d t h a t n o m e d i c i n e c o u l d _c.;-.e her. H e r d r u g g i s t s u g g e s t e d Dr. K i n d ' s N e w D i s c o v e r y f o r C o n s u m p t i o n ; s h e b o u g h t a b o t t l e a n d l o her d e l i g l u I'ound hens- l f b e n e f i t e d froui t h e fiint dose . Sb< c o n t i n u e d its u s e a n d a f t e r l a k i n g ten b o t l l e s . f o u n d herse l f s o u n d a n d w e l l . S h e n o w d o e s ' ier o w n h o u s e w o r k a n d it. a s wel l a s *he e v e r w a s . F r e e tr ia l h o l l i e s of t h i s g r e a t d i s c o v e r y at H u n t A H u n t e r ' s D r u g S tore . large b o t t l e s ••>0c.

a n d $1 .

H O L D IT T O T H E L I G H T .

The man who tell* you confideniially jnsi w bat will euro your cold is pre-s, nbing Kemp's Ualsam this year. In Ihe pieparalion o( this remarkable

a couple of weeks U-fore. Eagan hegan lo | n.^iunne for coughs and cold* noex-b«' afraid Ihat he*would lose this one Ihe ' ia-t:se is s|iared to combine only the la-si same wav. When O'Connor offered lo I purest ingredients Hold a bottle

, i . . . . . ol Kemu* Balsam to tbe light and look go after hi, flute lo help the music out, | ( h r T H I g h , ( : notice the bright, clear look; and left the h u*e lor that purpose, j tj,,.,, oom|Mre » i th other remedies. young Kigali followetl him and ihev came to blows wilhin a block of lip-place where the dance was held and O'Connor wa® left dead in the gutter. Engan returning to the parly where he had not been missed and inviting bis girl to walk with him, took her to ihe body and told her that she wnnldn t dance willi Patsy O'Connor again. They afler w ards re;urned to the house and dauced a <i>uplc of lime* and then he accompsnied her home. On the way they talked the murder over and she ad-vised him to tiav and (ace it like a man, which he did. While he did not go and give himself up he made no effort to get aw»y. He was arrested, Sun.lay alter-no. m, and confessed lo tbe killing, giv-ing as a jusiification the plea of sell de-fense an.l expressing his s4irrow at the dealb an "be didn't mean to kill him."

These are the facts nulwtancially a* brought out. Iioth by the detectives and by tbeinqueat. which was held, Monday.

Wm Edward Eagan has a widowed mother and several brothers an.l sister, living over in Bowne, He is 23 year* old and worked in the G. R. A I. car shops in Ihe city.

A R o n A w a y C o u p l e ,

Mr and Mrs Chauncey Cha«e live in the towmhip of Otisco, near Belding. They have a daughter by Mrs. Chase's first hu-basd. named Bertha Car|ienter. Bertha is about eighteen years of age. of mvuple form, fair complexion and laughing eyes. On the farm is emp'oy-ed a man of nearly (oriy, named Eat. Hamilton, uncouth, poorly dresM-d and anything but handsome.

Last Friday morning Mrs. Chase ar.we ai tbe usual hour, and going to her daukihler'* room, (ound no <n-cu|iant therein. She co«imunical>'d this io her hiishand, who commenced an invesfga-Mon. and soon found that the lured man was also missiog, together with a trunk full of valuuliles.

Chans drove lo Bidding, served oul a warrant for ihe arrest of Hamilton, charging him with theft id good*. The warrant was placed in the bands o( Deputy Sheriff Elmer Fates, who im-mediately stared in pusruit of the run-aways. He traced them as far as Port-land. and north to nei r Maple, where he found Hamilton and the girl nt the home of Mr Burgess, who had engaged the former to work with his threshing machine.

The deputy blie'iff brought the couple to Portland. Friday afternoon, and took Ihe night train to Belding. The trunk, w h i c h was a lso in tbe {KMSCSSIOII of t b e

runaway*, was recovered but the girl as-sume* all rejponsibility for the thefi. fully exonorstmg Hamilton from the charge named in the complaint.

The gitl will probably be forgiven by her irate narents, but what will lie done with her companion Is not yet known.— I'urtlaiul Kcvirw.

A BABY SAVED!

Since birth my baby had running si.r. s , all over his head, and the doctors said that he nuisl die. for they c. tild noi heal them. I u*ed everything I ever heard o(. bul it wa* no good. He got so had that be would not nurse My husband's sister told me to try Sulphur Bitters as she had great faith in them. I used a bottle and Ihe s ires commenced to heal.

1 A'ter using two bottle* iii"re. the sores [ all healed and I considered ray baby saved. —Mother, Concttnl, X. H.

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L a r g e b o U l e s at a l l d r u g g i s t s . 50 c e n t s a n d #1 S a m p l e Is i t t le f ree .

A VALUABLE DISCOVERY. Or llrow n-Sequard's elixir ol j ou lh

may IK- an imporunt discovery. Bui every one knows thai Dr Franklin Miles' N-w Heart Cure certainly i*. It has civ en thousands alllicied with serious he ' i i disease a N K W L E A h K O F L I F K . Druggists who can observe its ellects on many customers everywhere sprak very highly of it. Mr John Weav-er. of Knights town. Ind.. says: " I havv sold much of Dr Miles' New Cure and have received many gooil reports." O. Monroe, of Dunkirk. N. Y.. report* large snhn. "And the liest |iart of it every bottle has given satisfaction." Sold and guaninteed by Yeiter & Look.

FORCED TO LEAVE HOME. Over 80 people were forced to leave

their home yesterday lo call for a free trial jiackage of Lane's Family Medicine. If your blood is bad. your liver and kid-nevs out of order, it you are constipated and have headache and an unsightl) complexion, dont fall to call on any drui'gist to-day for a free sample of this grand remedy". Tbe ladies praise i t Everyone likAi it. U r g e sixe package 'HI cent*.

AT J. E. LEE'S MEAT i iA On Ihe llndge. win alway* be I

choicest cut, of Heat, Fl»h and Pool-try in their seaeon,. at Price*

Alway, Reafonable.

. E L E E . - L o w e l l , M i d i .

m K I D N E Y !

C L O O D I

f i U V E R l 11 .(V) A POTTIF, SIX FOR «5 TRY IT TO-DAY F . E . G . 3 E M E D Y

IIIU S K K N N K S S — L i y i O R H A R I T — l o a l l Ihe World Ihera I , hul o n e Cure,

Ilr. Maine . ' Oolden HperlOe. Il lan be gl«n in a cup of or ««»« with

out ibe knowledge of tbe peraon lakin* U.efleM iax a .pcedy and permanent cur*, wbetherlhe is-raon la a moderate dnpkrr or an alooh.ilir wrwk. Thouasna. of drunkanl, have k»wn cund who have taken the Ooidea SpedHc in their u-a or coffee wllh.ail their knowledre. r to-day believe they quit drinking of their I free will. No harmlul «ffecU ir^ulilntc from ihilradmu.lslraisin Core, fwanleea. Send for rlrculars and full i«rtlculara Addrew n confldeBce. (J .IXIS srncinc Oo.. IsS Race SC. ilaclnuatl. O.

EILERTS DAYLIGHT LIVER PILI>* are a boon to *ufferer*from Sick-heailaches. Hour Stomach, Torpid Liver and Indigestion. Sugar-coatod, pleas MM lo lake and warranted logo through by daylight.

EILERT'S EITKAI-T OF TAR & W I L D CHERRY is a sa le , rel iable a n d p leasant remedy tor Cough. Colds, Bronchiti*. Asthma, and all throat troubles; will le-lieve and lienefil cousumplion. TRJ' it and Is- convinced. Every bottle war-ranted; price 60c. and one dollar |ier bottle. Sold by all diuggists. Prepared by the Emmert Proprietary Co., Chica-go, HI.

DR. JAQUES' HERMAN WORM CAKES destroy worm* and remove Ibem Irom the *J stem. Safe 1.lea*aiil and effective.

HAPPY HOME BLOOD PURIFIER is the Peoples Popular Medicine lor pur-ifying the blood; preventing or curing Dvs|>e|isia, Billiousness. Headache, lK.ils and all Fever* and Malarial Disea-

""price 50c. and one dollar per bottle. UNCLE SA 'S NERVE & BONE

LINIMENT w ill relieveSpia-ns.BrulseB, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. iSold by alt druggisla.

UNCLE 8AM* CONDITION POW-DER will cure Distemper, Couglw, Cold*, Fevers and most of tbe dist-sse* to which Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Poultry are subject Sold by all drutgisto-

Mother* will find Dr. Wlnchell's Teething Syrup just tha medicine to have in the house for the children; it will cure Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, and Regulate Hie Bowels. Try it.

W h a t i s _r. E . C."?

IT IS a liarraless, vegetable prepar-ntion, of demonstrated jiower In r-1 tonus of Kidney disease, a n d

Ihe many disorders v h i c h a t t end Kidney trouble. These are muued I -epon. If the Kidney derangeiuent IH< cured, then these Secondary ail-Eient.s disappear because they a r e Mere rflrcltiif fal*r Kidney actum, and not original Causes of suffering. T! ion sands of people suffer for y e a n from these feecondnry effects of Kid-Dry ilisnife, which is unsuspected liecatise the Kidney itself may be far gene with disease nnd yet give the patient no pain. Beware! T h e sov-creijTU corrector ol all theso ills is

Hra. Allen'* Oolden Hair Wa*h.

M M M M F . E . C . H R E M E D Y rood*. MEM. K. W. ALLOi'.tlt Woon-waanAv. DiTaoii.ForuliLydnuu'j

CURED BY K M Blieiiatic P l a t e " T . X T A»I4TF MA A i x c n t r a A v i s RANIH

Pr*« c r s a f irnhrniBat'ra^'roraicUandSfiatie*. to«lJ.y drBQlfta evrrywserr. or by man, •SrenU.

Novelty I'laatcr Merka, LowcU, .\laa*.

Children Cry for Pitchcr's Cast:

Wh-n Rahy waa .Irk. we gave h'-r Cnatona

When *he waa a Child, she cni-i for C - ' r

AVben she became Vias. vh- clung lo Cn>:.o

IVheo *hf Lad Chlllrel, tbo Oarti t a . . i

T H E W E S T M I C H I G A N

g U S I N E S S f f l l V E R S i n ^ p R M A L g C H O O L

GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN. WE TEACH

Actual Business Shorthand and Typewriting AND TELEGRAPHY.

IN OUR NORMAL DEPARTMENT W E HAVE A THOROUGH TEACHERS COURSE.

Scientific, Classical, Music, Civil Engineering, Fine Art A N D E L O C U T I O N C O U R S E S .

Wc Board and Room our Students for ?2.5o per week. Expenses less here than anywhere else. Address

A . E . Y E R E X , Pres .

S O ' S C U R E F O R BEST COUGH MEDICINE.

R c c o m m e n d c d b y P h y s i c i a n s . C u r e s w h e r e a l l

e l s e f a i l s . P l e a s a n t a n d a g r e e a b l e l o t h e t a s t e . C h i l -

d r e n t a k e i t w i t h o u t o b j e c t i o n . S o l d b y a l l d r u g g i s t s .

L O W K L L . J O U R N A L W K D N 1 & D A Y S E P T K M B E U 1 7 . I 8 9 ( )

B u s i n e s s C a r d s .

PHYSICIANS.

IU W. VOCNO. I'hynlrlBn •nd Sur-• 2eon, om.T ovor Yrttfr 4 UookV Morn,

0O. MrDASKKI.U M l».. Phywc^n u d • Sorfeon. Ofllc* 4« HrMl* 8t,

MC.OKKKNK n I ) , pt.r»lc»n »n<l fur-• gron. Offlcr OT«r Sro<l « H»n1ir*ro,

\ \ J F, RKOOKH. Thj-alrUn and Sur-»T . Kena. 0(n<* over M. Robrn >. -loir.

Offl(* Houni fl to 10 a m . S to 4 and T to C p. m.

ATTORNEYS.

A L B K R T J A C K S O N , Attorney urn: Solic-tor. Urrrlxiwell National liank

BUILDERS.

BU. WII -SON. Contractor an<I builder . KenMeoce K HDd^.n M.. U-well. Mirh.

DEALERS.

1C. SOOTT. H art • • r e .Sa.li IK. n. ana • Olau Builder* Hao1»arf a

'n>l- x^te Fore«t MilU

4

^cCAKTY, Wi*olt*ale Mill KeV:

L O W E L l i J O U R N A L | m u r a s o m a t vn»x»n>T, i t

L O W E L L , K E N T CO. , M I C H , i HT

C H A R L E S Q U I C K .

S u b s c r i p t i o n $ 1 . 0 0 « Y e a r .

R A T E S F O R A D V E R T I S I N G .

I .oca] buslnev liemn 5 PrnU i>er line ••vli In-arrtlon.

UetpU adTcrtlwinenta at matnte price. Card* of Thankt .V cent* each, r«ftan)le» of

the number of Unea. All Item* Intemlitl to benefit any one'r btwl-

new will be chartr^l for at adrertWInf rate* Rnwliitiom of coed.^eoc*. SI M. MMTiage. death and birth notice, free Cardt In Directorj (.Vjlumn, |1 per line per

year. I'aM* of 1 In. to Pirectory, | S per year Katea for larjrer adi e r t t e o e n U made ktioa-n

at Ihe office.

F I F T Y - F I R S T C O X G R E S a

UHN (l i l ies « CO., tjtonwl* ami lYorto {•n., Onvkeer. * c

c .

M f R O N e . W A L I C K .

\ T T O K M B T A S I ) S O L I C I T O R

O v « r . F o u r t h N a t i o n a l B a n k , Canal Street Telepl.ci* N.i ¥17.

OKAXH IIAPIDS. • MICB

« • a. TATBVM oco.oi-»pf*n"> m « » t « «I**

Titeoni. Clappeiloo & Hint, COUNSELORS AT LAW.

G R A N D R A P I D S ,

75 Lyon St, Court Block. M I C H . Hurdal Attention to Probate BiwneM

Stale (V>IlecUoii.

D r . E . D . M C Q U E E N , Kevident VeteHnary S a r g e n n .

unduate of Ontario Veterinan tvjI-K... Toroo Co fauada. |imfr»Joii*ll>

Attenli to tU S U e u n e( H;nei *-a Cittle lloMpital for Ijaine and Kiaeaiied Honw* Call,

will reor^e prompt atte..tl..B unrht ..r day o r r i C K AT l-KKKIN S U V K l l V 1I \RN.

s . P . H I C K S ,

A t t o r n e y , Lo*ni», C o l l O f t l o n i i a n d InKii rHnce.

MONEY ti LOAN on REAL ESTATE SECURITY In iunui of t » 0 » n d upward, at current

nun. omcs OVKK CI.ARK A W1SKO AK'S.

JjOWELL. - M I C H '

B . . H B H B B . R T ,

ARTISTIC T A I I / > R .

Fine S a i l s , Overcoais and Trc i i se r s

F l n t n o « r Weal of t i p r e . - OOlre.

" H U K T 7 & D A V i s A B S T R A C T CO.

A b s t r a c t s of T i t l e # R e a l E s t a t e

Carter City Nat iona l Hank.

G R A N D R A P I D S , - MICHKiAN.

I F Y O U A R E fiOINS

T O

I P - A - i n V T

Y o u r t

j e x o t j & E

O R B U Y

N E W W I N D O W

S H A D E S

T h e [ilacc lo get

The Paint or Shades

IS AT

CLARK & W1NEGAB S.

They art- also ufiet ing

S P E C I A L B A R G A I N S

IN

W A L L P A P E R S ,

A M )

Remnants Closed Out

Regardless of Cost .

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Ooveruor-J AMES M. TURNER, of Initham Co.

For Lteutcnant-GoTernor WILLIAM S UNTOX. of Saclna.

For Secretary of Hlale WASHTNOTON OAKDNKR. of Calhoun co

for Treamjrer -JOSEPH B MOURK, of Wayne Oo.

For Audltor-Oeneral-THERON F. GIDDlNOfs of Kalanazno Oo.

For Commlmioner of the State Land OBIi-e-JOHN 0. BEKRY, of Otae^o Co.

For Attorney General-BENJAMIN W. HUSTON, of TlncoU l.V>

For Superintendent of l>DbHc Instruction-OKR HCHURTZ. of Eaton Co

l or Member of tbe State Hoard of Education-OSCAR M. B a L L O U , of Alk^an Co

For Justice of the Supreme Court--EDWASU CAHI1.L, of Inrlian. Co.

CONGRESSIONAL.

For Cont.'rea.man from the Fifth Khtnct-CHAItl.Es W WATKINS of Grand Hap da. -

COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator-WILLIAM T. ADAMS.

For Sherlff-ISAAC P. LAMuRKAUX

For County Olert-JAMES 8. K SOX

For Register of Deed. -NATHANIEL RICK.

For County Treanurrr-SHERMAN T. COLSON.

For Prwecutlnt Attorney--JAMES E. McBRIliK

For Circuit Court Commtaionem DW10RT GOSH. ALFREti WOLCOTT.

For Coronera-HENHY E. LOOKER, DANIEL J WALLACE

For Surreyor— DffRR SKEEI.s

DEMOCRATIC oandKlat'-for slii-rifT JIc-Vuwn, makps a vicioux and unprovoked attack on Sheriff Bisiiop. and mtabliHht-d his right, beyond • doubt, to the poHitinn he holds among a gang of thugs.

THE RKPIBUCANS of thf third repre-Homative district of Kent Co.. held their conv. ntion at Rookford. Saturday, and placed in nomination the Hon. Norton

I Fitch, of Sparta. Norton Fitch in as well know as any man in this county and is a man who will lie an honor to his ronstituents, for he will be electod

j to the poaltion that he has HUirled for. and if the other n-pnttentative districu

i use as good judgement in selecting their | Ktandaid bearers tnere will lie a Legisla-| ture to ho proud of.

HULK IK UIWELI. HY

IV. S. W1NEGAR.

CLARK & WINEGAR AND

YEITER & LOOK. m i r o o K r i x

HOME-SEEKERS' E X C L R S i O N .

S»pt, 9 and 23-7 and Oct, 14,1890.

ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP, TO

K a i u i s , Nebraska, Missouri, Colora-do . Indian Tcr. , Arkansas. Texas . New Mexico, Utah. Wyoming, I t labo, Noithwe4t Iowa. Minneso ta . North and South Dakota and Montana.

Ticket* Limited to Retum Wilhin IhirtyUays.

Call ou tbe uudenlned for tiekHaand funbr li, formation.

A. 0 . H K Y D I . A U F F . A s e a t for It., I. A »t Ity. I ^ w e h

IN the nomination of C. W. Watkins for Congreae from this district Ihe Re-publicans have most effectually squelch-ed Mel. Ford's aspirations, but possibly he is talking off to see if the party man-agws will not make Inni an offer similar to the ono they made Judge Morse, on the Kovernonhip. Tlwy offered him a guarantee of $l(i,00U a year it be would only accept the nomination on the<r ticket and poor Ford is gazing longingly al that unpicked plum, for he could afford to be beaten, as he surely would lie. if he could gather in anythinR like thut.

THE Advance, the onran of the Sagi-naw P. of I., gives this sketch ol James M. Turner, the republican candidate for governor:

••.lames M. Turner is really a new light that has arisen and our closest in-veetigation fails to discover ati* grave faults. He was the second white child iMirn in Lansing and has stuck to the old homestead during the forty years of his lile, and has made one of the finest farms m Ingham county, if not in the slate, clearing it from a forest to its present stou-of perfection. His whole wiiil is wrapped up in his farm. We had lieen informed that he was a mil-Mad inagnate. So this point received attention and we discovered thut he and hts father had used their money, their iiiflueiit«. their muscle and brains to secure for Lansing a system of railroads that the capitol might he reached bv every citizen in its broan territory. They were builders of the Jackson, Lansuig & Saginaw and the Chicago and Northern, now operated by the Michigan Central and Urand Trunk companies. Hence i l r . Turner's railroad interest wm. ident-ical with even- citizen in the state. An-other institution in v hich he is interest-ed is the condensed milk works ai Lan-ham which pays to the fiirtnen. of lug-slng county Irom $00U to |I.U0U j-er dav

i every day in the year. I "Mr. Turner is a thorough Miever in ; the one term principle ami never accepts I a second nomination. He nt by no tueatn

a politician, his only txperienoe M u g one term in the Stale l^egtslatun- and one as mayor of Ldnsing.

"On bia farm he only hires men with funiilirs. He has 21! men employed on his farm, every one of whom he -uppliiM with a house, garden and cow, and has nvver missed paying Ins help even- Sat-urday night in solid cash for 22 years.

"At his home then* is an air so com inon place that the most unsophisiicati-d country lad would feel at home. Mr. and Mrs. Turner are the most pleaKani common-place people imnglnalile. and if there was ever a gentleman and lady to whom the |«ople could go forsynip 'lh>.

j council, aid or friendship, they are Mr. • ami Mix. Jamtv M. Turner, of' Lutisiiig.

Republican Dlatrlet Coovenlluu. The Republicann of (he Heeood repreamtatlTa

•liatrrct ol Kent county will mr-l in eunrenuon ' at the Ada hotel. Saturdw. 8«pt *! IWu, a< I o'clock, for the purpoae of nominating a candi-date to repreaent aald dhtrict In the l«K<aUiure

j and to iraoaact aach other binine^. a* may I pniiwrly come before |L

By Order of the Committee K. N. BUMABD

Cbatrman.

i Sought for the lost hundred yean. A j remedy for catarrh, hay fever and cold ! in the head found at last in Ely's Cream i lialm. Safe and plea-uinl to nse und easily applied into the iHWtrils. It gives

j relief at once and a thorough irentment j positivaly cur-a. Price .Vi cents.

XoUMl The Rooks and Accounts of the late

firm of Howk und Bostwick are in our hands lor settlement. All indehied will please call and settle at once.

A I HO W K & S o * .

I'auts lo measure, f;j, at Smith's.

Elegant New Fall Styles In Suiting*, ti Smith's,

Bumrnary of t h e Dal ly W o r k In S e n a t e a n d House .

The Tariff mi l faaaea Ihe Senala by a I'arl) lYnreedlnge lo

Ihf «•! i.m-rr«l Inlvrr*!.

\ ATT-WA-IIIX-I.T'IV Sept, » In the Sonste

yesterday Ihe conference n>|iorloB the river and lisrls.r appMpristUm bill was taken up and sgns-d lo. The tariff bill wa» further d i^m-ed . Senator Sher-man argued aiisinsl iIm Miieitdnienl lo paragraph iir;|"i-in'.' dalles on all sugars above No. IS. Ituich standard, and apoke in favor ol the House propo-sition. which noiiM alio* all sugars under No Id. Dutch Mandtird. l<iconie in free of d u n . TIm- amendment« ..greed l a The ;-.iiiendiiieni increasing the duties on aiicarals've N<V 1« slx-t-nlhs of 1 c n l p«r' pound n -'ead of fotir-ten'.hs las in ll.e llou-e iilll). was also adopted Mr. rirnnh offered an amend-rnent of iniptisinc a tax ol £1.3* tier gal-lon on di»lilled spirits. I«st Al the evening session the n-ciproeily proposi-tion waa disciis.eil.

WASHIMITOX. Sept. in.—In the Sen-ate yesterday the tariff bill was ordered engrossed and two import ml amend-tnenls were Hdopted—one providing for partial reciproelt . and the other pro-viding lor a tariff comtulHsiun. with headquarters in Wa shington, to collect data as lo the effect ol tariff laws on commercial «nd industrial conditions.

WASIIINOTOX. Sepu 11. In Ihe Sen-ate yesterday, after disposing of routine business, the tariff bill was taken up for discussion and passed by a »;rlct parly vote—to to Senator Al-dricb moved that the Senate insist on l u amendments to the House bill and ask for a oommiliee of conference, the conference to consist of seven on each side. The motion was agreed to. and Senators Aldrich. Sherman. Allison. Hiscock. Mcpherson. Vane? and Carlisle were appointed eouferrees on the pari of the Senate.

WASiitMiToN Sepu is.—In the Sen-ate yesterdaj s 'pei i i ion from cillcens ol Missouri was presenKsl asking for the passage of the Federal election bill, and many oetitions were presented against the passage of the eompiuiiid-lard bill. The calendar was then taken up and a number of bills of no great importance were passed. Tbe land forfeiture bill was fnrther diHcnaaed.

WASIIIN'ITON. Sept. l.V—Saturday's session of the Senate was devoted to the Randall eulogies. Senator Qnay, as soon as the journal was .-ead. offered the usual resolution of sorrow and condo-lence al the death ol Samuel .1. Randall and made the opening Hddress. Brief but eloquent addresses were also made by Senators D.iniel. Plumb. KlHekburn, Cullom. Morgan. HWeo.-k and olbera, and then as a further mark of respect the Senate adjoumed until Monday.

IIOUKK. WASHIVOTON. Sept. 9.—The time waa

•ccupied yesterday in discussing the Atkinson bill, which is intended to give additional privileges in this city to the Pennsylvania Railro»d Company. There was no quorum and no progress was made.

WABBINOTON. Sept. 10.—In the House yesterday the Virginia election case of Langston vs. Venn hie was called, but it could not Is- acted on for want of a quorum. Kills were introduced 10 cre-ate a woman's international labor con-gress to be held at Chicago in ISW1. and t o I n c r e a s e t h e IHMIS-OIIS of p e r s o n s w h o have lost «-i arm or leg iu the service at $30 per month.

WAHifts'iToN. Sept. 11.—In the Bouse yesterday the entire day was opent in fllibusterini; against 'he consideration of the Langston-Venable election eon-lest, RepresentHtive Dunneli. of Min-nesota. inlrodueeii a reapportionment bill. It provides lor a House of 855 members on a basis ot one Kepresonta-tlve for 180.000 |Hipiilation.

WASUIKOTON. Sepu l i—As Speaker Reed entered the chamber yesterday a t a few miniiles la-fore noon be receired a round of applause from the Republio-au side of the Hons.- und from the spec-tators in the galleries, but no other demonstration was made. Lack of a quorum prevented business.

WASUIWGT'IS. Sepu IS.—In the House yesterday ihe lariff bill with amend-ments was received and referred to the committee on ways und means. A bill was introduced by Mr. Itunon (0.) to regulate the division of the States of the Union Into t'ongresslonal districts. The bill provides as follows:

WlUilo twelT- mouth, utter Ihe pa-sajte of so apportluniiieiii act 111. Slutet .hall be di-vided Into Congressional district, by a district Ing board In each Stale, rcimpoaed of four real dent members twoI.f • sell pnlltleal party, lobe appointed by Ihe (iovrrn.ir. Ill-trtcts are loooo SIhI ot contlRuiMi. lerrltorv. und no dl-trict la to have more than one member. A distnrt la not lo be divided unle-. It> populBMiMi ezreeda by one-tenth the numii"r nei i -.ary lu entlllr It lu a Represenlstlve eirept lu HUle-eleclltm Rep resenluUrea Uy towns nm! no dl.trict !• t'> con-lain more than uur-tae'iii.tli inure or lesa In-habitant, thai, tbe numb r necf>.ar7 lo entitle It to a Repmeolatlre. In .iricu are to he com-posed ot compart terrltor, bound-d a, neurly at It may be by civil auMlvlslona of natural boundaries.

There is to ben Nutlimal Umrdof nve mem ben. four politically divided anil the other a Judfe of tbe Kupr> in-- District, or Circuit United K la ten Court, appointed b\ tbe I'real dent and ouatlnimi iij lb. Keoats to act In caae of failure to act . t ih.3|>r«em-at ul Hie rtu:o board. Tnedl-trlet. maJe ii) th".- bosrda are to remain iuiaci unlb tbenei: ensua ap portlonmenu

WASIIISI.YON. Sepu Ifi.—The House approved tbe journal of 'fin-sday's pro-ceedings by a vol. of yi-as. 157: nays, a The clerk the., proos ded to read the journal ol U • .ine«iiuy. whiuh Mr. O'Ferrall (Va.) diuiandisl siuiuld be read In full, alliioiigh the Sts-aker suggested thai this would tend only to consume the time whioh hud been assigned Ui ih« lleck eulogies. Tbe journals of Wednenlay. Tiiurmlay snd Friday won-lUmliy read ani^ approved withoul objeeiiiiri and then the Bonne proceeded to pay i t . Iwst tribute of re-spect to the memory of the late Senator Beck, of Kentucky.

n II Teal HU Tlie.irr-BEIII.IN. Sept. ir. —The celebrated

German physician. l»r Kooh. who claims that be ci.n ciiri- consumption by Inoculation. 1-. slwiut lo iixporlment on tiuman palu uls.

One of Fullun'a H o a u . B. W. Camp, one of the podofflra In

spectors of thia district, ha* made some curious diacovenro while trnvcllug over the country In aairch of tbaar who en ileavor to evade Unvlu Sum's iiosutl laws. One of tbeee tliscoveriro ha» a hutorieal In tereat, lu view of the fact that it t"a refer enoe lo the first hulldlns of the steamboata by Robert Fullou

Away up In Ilultith, Minn., la the bull of the Stillmsn Witt, stranded on the mnd liaiika, while her englnea have been ro movMl and are used to run a uhlngle mill This boat, annnllnj: to Mr. (limp's Infor matlon, was one of t he three originally built by Knlion. and ahe ran for a time he'-n—s New York and Albany

Shortly afler the eomph-tion of the Kris canal the Wilt was towe-l throuub tiie canal lo Huffalo, the guaida nnd paddle hoZBi having been removed nnd for a niimlwr nf year, waa euguited in lake traffic between that point and Cleveland.

The baptismal uanic of the boat is not | now known, and the prraent name Is that ! of an old time lake captain who owned 1 her after ahe left the iludiMin river Capt j Mlnch, of Buffalo, In authority tor the

atatemem inat tue Wiu is one ut the UIIK-! inal three. If the old boat can lie put to-

ysther agalu It U propoaed to run her down : the lakes and exhibit her al the IWR expo-

sition, a* no better illustratiou of progress, ! by i-outnut. could be shown.

POR CONGRESS.

Oaodldalea Nnmlnala-I by Varlnni Dlstriet Convent iona. '

The following Congressional nomina-tions were made TiiesJay: New Tork. Fortieth district. John A. Qnacken-bush (R'-p.! renominated. IVnnsylvanls, Twenly-tbird district. >\ A. Slono (Rep ); Sixth. John It Uobln-ain iRep.). Indiana. Filth district, Major Dunbar (U. I - l . Wweonsln. sixth dlstriet, Charles It. Clark (Rep |. low., Fourth dlstrlcl. Walter H. llutler i Ivrn.), Kan-sas. Thir.l district. It W IS-rkins (Rep.). .Michigan. Kigb h uistrlrU A. T. Bliss i l«ep.i.

COBfrMKloniil nmein .liofison Wednes-day wore: Wisconsin. Firs' dlsirlot, Clinton I sliiiin iD m l Arkansas. Firsi dlstrlei, I . P. Fealheratoii iK<-p.l. Mirhik'ati. Fourth di<leie . J < . lltiTows (Rep) renominated. Indian.!. Four-teenth district. David II I'.l . n ilVm.); Tenth dlstriet. Rev. K l> i I .il. 'MPr.s). Iowa. Sixth d l sm t. John F. l-io-oy (Rep.). Mississippi. Fif th district. J . IL R Pitts (Rep,), Oni.x K ghth district, D. S. Hare • IVm. i. Alalia ma. Fifth dis-trict, Jamas K. t'oblt il). m i. tns.rgla. Seventh disirici It. W. Ilver-'ll (Dem.); Ninth dlstrlei. /.ion A. D.tnell. (Rep >. Kansas. First ilislrict. Cas.- Broderick (Rep). Missouri. Second district, James Pcltijohn (R'-p.).

The several Congressional nominal tlona made on Thursday were as fol-lows: Wisconsin. Seventh district. O. B. Thomas (Rep.) renominated. Tennes-see, Third districu H. Clay Evans (Rep.) renominate,! Ohio. First dis-tricu Olway J. Coagrov® (Dem.). lllinola. Ninth JistrlcU Robert sielvan (Pro.). Montana. First distriet, Thomas H. Carter (Rep ) renominated. Ohio, Second districu Oliver Itrown (Dem.). Minnesota Third districu «>. M. Ball (Dem.); Second. Morton S Wilkinson (Dem.). Maryland. First district, Henry Page (Dem.).

The following Congressional nomina-tions were made on' Friday: Missouri. Seventh districu W. D. Harnett (Rep.); WUoonsln. Seventh districu Frank Co-burn (Dem.): Kentucky. Third district, Lewis Jones iRep. i

Congressmen were • em naied as fol-lows on Sain rdny: K tntifky. Third dis-tricu O. H. (•oodnight i Di-m.). I>ewia Jones (Rep. i. Witusmsln. Fifth dis-trict, Thomas M. Blaekstook (Rep.). Now York. TlilrtieUi districu IL 0. Oreenley (Rep ). Dr. .1. (i. Evans has declined the nomination for Congress on the Prohibition ticket in ihe Tenth Illinois districu

BROKE THE FAST RECORD.

Mr*. Adam Wuel.i-r Uv~ lor 101 Dayi W illii.nl F«Nfd.

CARBONH U.K. IV. Sopt in. - No case of fastlnt' on iss-ord. either voluntary or Involuntary, has ev.-r compared In any way with that ••f vtrs. Adam Wuchter. of the villai.'e of White Hall, who has nol tasted a morsel of solid food lor 181 days and not a drop of liquid food for 155 days sieee the begin-ning of her fast Mrs. Wnobler bus been critically ill and s),i. has suffered intense pain, f p to nine years ago Mrs. Wuchler. who is .*• years of age. was In good health. Aluiiil that time ahe began to full, the tlrst evidences of declining he: Ith le-inir a spasmodic cough. Eighteen inonths ago the cough became very severe, and her voice sank at times io a whisper. Ten months ago swalloKinir became dlffi-culu and In a shori time she was ou--able to get anv tiling down her throat except liquids Her raindilior. grew worse until she WHS able Ui partake of liquid food only ai rare intervals, and then not more (bun a spoonful a l a time.

THE TWIN CITIES CENSUS.

Eaault ol Ihe llee.iiiMi in Minn, .polla and M. fauL

ST. PACI. Minn.. Se^u 15.—Special SupervlGor W .rdle. of the Census De-partment, on Saturday gave out the fig-ures of the r e c u n l in su Paul as 183,-8J1. The original census of St Paul, tyada under Ihe supervision of The-ophllus F. Smith, footed up 142,541 names, which is Just i-j4ii greater than that nuule by the tiovernnient under a special agenu It is noi charged by the Census Iiepartinent or by the cillteim of Su Paul thai Mr. Smith had any thing to do with udding nau "» fraudulently. Tbe census ol isso gave Su Paul 41.000,

Tbe population of Minneapolis la given ai lin.7»h. an increase over the census of iwso of 117.tML The returns before the recount niudf the population 1V1.800. It is eslimaUsl Dial the re-count resulting from Ibis quarrel be-tween the twins has cost the Uoveru-ment nearly SUI.IHMI

IN OI»U».

CARROI.I.TON. <».. S e p t . 15. - A n e p i -demic supposiil io lie typhoid fever baa been raging In the eastern part of this county fur the paai wuek. and many deaths have resulUid On Wednesdar al l deaths occurred. Friday Dr. Wlil-lams. of this plais-. was called to Ihe home of John Tool, who lives in Wash-ington township, who was laken 111 thai morning. He died at 4 o'clock afler In-tense sfiasms ami freijuent fits of vomit-ing. putvlng and other sytiptomsof that dread dlseas. elielera. Dr. Williams pronounces ii a genuine case of Asiatic cholera.

•toy Cmivu'i. Pardoned. 8l'KIM'iriKI.I>. III., Sepu Ii—Oov-

ernor Filer iian pardoned Charles Weaver and .lame, Lebus eonvicmd of assault with in to kill ut the Sep-temher u-rm of ;|II i lay County clrault court ami tu Chester for two years. The prisoners an- hoys. Tbe proper oltlueis. and trial jurors asked their release, und the liovernor con-cluded to give ilieni another chance in life.

IIU f i r s t D a y i Mora.

WAUSAU. Wis.. Sept. in. — A Milwau-kee & Su Puul hrakeniun named bus Dunhay was run over Friday morning snd both his legs were severed. He is a half-breed, aged 40. and It was his first day in Ihe eniploy of tbe road here.

fu f ia l lHIM ul Srm York City.

WAHHIKIITI'S. Sepu 15.—Su|ierlniend-«nt Porter Saturduy night made public the ofliciai population of New Yurk Citt as lolliiHs: i SKi,. 1,3011 KIW. 1MW, I.5l3,.'i<ii: increaan. 'SU.4'i aer cenu

The Portjr la Bli Palaea. A {pmili-iiuiu who was travelin^ on a

slrcpiiig air. and who was to alight at slmut three In the morning, gave the porter cxplicil direi-tiuna lo wake blm at tbe proper time, and went to sleep. About raid-night the porter came and arotuxl him.

"Kicuae me. sail," the porter said, "but I forgut wbare you's goln' to get off."

The pnaaenger, not much p l s a ^ at this Interruption, repeated bin directions, snd then sgaln adilroMctl iiimself to sleep. Be slept until a few mlmitci. of the arrival of the train nt the point where be was to stop when hu fortunately awoke. Ixmklng at bis watch be dlaoovered that be bad barely time to get drv—ed, and he scrambled Into his clothea with a celerity that saved him from iiiiaaing hisataiion, all tbe time aav- j Ingto himself iblugsmneprningtbe porter ' «/blcli were by no luesn* complimentary ! Ui that Individual

As the train dn-wj | r itheKtetluu, where It made a stop of only a moment, the gen- 1

lleuian hurried out of the car. and aa be did so passed tbe porl«r. sound asleep on a 1 seat In the .inoklng room. With a poke of bis valise the pnaaenger awakened blm. I

"1 say." be demanded, "why didn't you call me as I toU you tor l came very near , sleeping over."

Tbe porter drew hiuutelf up with slrepy dignity, auppreaslug n yawn and rubbing bis eyes open.

"Ou dia car," be returned, wltb the air >

T H I S I S T H E P I A N O

THE JOURNAL GIVES T O I T ' S S U B S C R I B E R S .

And the only condi l tons arc that those who have a chance in. must be paid up .

I N ^ r r v ^ i s r c E ,

No person a h o is in arrears on his paper has a chance of receiving this Magnificent Present .

H o w I t W i l l B e D o n e .

On Thursday, January tst , 1891, t he re will be. a meet ing of the Sub-scribers to the J O U R N A L at Tra in ' s Opera House, Lowell, Mich., at 1:00 P. M., for the purpose of award ing this Superb ins t rument to one of the Sub-scribers lo the J O U R N A L . After assembling the meeting will appoin t a Commi t t ee to take charge of the awarding of the Present and into their hands will be put the Subscription Lists of this paper and from that they dec ide who is eligible for a chance of receiving this Magnificent Piano, and every person who is eligible can see for himself that his name goes in and that his chance is equal to that of any o ther person. The re will be n o tickets or numbers issued, but the names of t he subscribers will be pr inted 01. cards and the Commi t tee will see that all who are in good standing go into the box. After all the names are in t he box they will be thoroughly mixed and then a vote will be taken to decide whether the first, tenth, hundredth , or which o n e oul , has the P iano , and the person whose name is on that ticket is the one to whom the Piano will be given; except some other person sends the pape r to the one whose n a m e comes out , then in that case the person who subscribes and pays for the paper is the one to whom the Piano will be given.

N o w a W o r d A b o u t t h e P i a n o .

i t is a Krakauer and was purchased through the well-known Music House of Geo. J ) . Herr ick & Co., 13 Fountain St., G r a n d Rapids , ami was made especially for us, and is the bes t . that can be made anywhere . T h e Krakauer is as good a P iano as is made and /Jus Piano is the gem of Kra-kauer . It is full E b o n y finish and the front panels are o rnamented in Japanese Lacquered work and in every respect it is as fine as can be made .

C o m e a n d S e e I t I

OF THE SEASON. GUARANTEED StASO ABLE

WARRANTED REASONABLE C o m e r i g h r i n a n d y o u w 11 f i n d E v e r y D e -

p a r r m e c t P i l l e d w i t h t h e B ^ s * i n

D R Y G O O D S

N O T I O N S , DRESS GOODS, i ANCY GOODS,

NOVELTIES, ETC.

Bisseli Carpet Sweeper \ W e h a v e t h e E x c l u s i v e

S a l e o f t h e " G r a n d R a p i d s

S w e e p e r . " w h i c h i s t h e l a t e s t

o u t a n d a fine m a c h i n e i n e v -

e r ) - p a r t i c u l a r .

of one who hail lieen grossly InsaiHs,, ain't none of the psasengers 'lowed to wake up the [K.rter. an' you'll have lo wait till dla Individual wnkca up nf himself Wore you can get any such iiuesi ions answered,"

With perfect coolness he laid himself down again, and tbe passenger hurried out of the car without waiting to coutlnne the conversation.—Boston Courier.

C'uilr Different. An Rnglish lnbon-r who wns giving a

traveler snme interesting items of Infor-matics in regard lo the region where be lived chnnced to tonch on tbe enrioni su-pemitions of the onunt ry folk.

"Why." aald be. "1 wan over fo Leek Woolton Mouduy week, and ihore 1 see a young femnle lilnding togwher two sticks with a thread Cross them, she did, and then tied them togetber

"•What kind of wood is thai.'says I; box?'

" 'No.' says ahe; yel ash. nor oak. It's wit'-' -Im.

" •Ami wuat u n - y n going to do with lu now yon've lied it up? says I

" 'Sew it In my stays.' aays she. 'and then nobody won't wish me no harm, I've wore one now for three years ami my luck ncver's turned.' And she lielieved iu" continued he aitirufully. "Strange:"

Nol inany minutes afler the same msu mpled a little plant growing by the water's edge and carefully removed a portion of It '•"lib bia pocket knife.

"Now. see here, my ladles," he said, dls playing It. "this Is a leaf that is exactly like the human liver If you should'look at It tipder a mirroHro|ie toward the end of summer you could Imrdly tell ll from a man's liver, wltb IN little veins and all, quite correct. Now tbiit'a called the liver wort, and not long ago I saved a man's life by telling blm to steep ii and drink iu Be had liver complaint, and not one of Uw doctora could do anything for him."

"And how did yon know It was gnodf was tbe Inquiry

"Why. blma you. my lady, didn't tbe Almighty tell us It *ras created for liver complaint by making il that sbap«r"— Voulb's Conipauiou,

Typugraiihleitl BluDdora, Sir Arthur Helps waa. I think, oversen-

slUve to adverwe criticism, of which be bad perhajis nol enough to allow blm to (trow callous to il. and l^ie leaat misprints In his own hooks or articles annoyed blm exceedingly There was a pa-wage from bis "Organization in Dully Life." In wblob. speaking of vnltnrea gntberitlg to tbelr prey, he bad uaed the Vlrgillsn phrase "obscene birds." which hud lawn misprint-ed "oliseure biris," The mistake woj not noticed by any of several penwius who s a d the proofs In miccewlun. and 1 remember that bis gratitniie was qulle effitalve when bis attention was sailed to tbe word just as the book was being sent to preaa

After all. Ihe blunder was not s serions one. ami was nothing like that of the lady traveler who wrote thut the "whole wil-derness was filled with erratic blocks." and who. falllngto revise berprnofa. fonnd that the prinu-ni bad taken on tbsmselros to correct ber geological expreaslon, and that she was made to smen that "the whole wildemesa was filled with erotic blsckt.:"—Tbe Academy

The XVaateful Machinery ut Rleeilona. Tbe people of the Pulled Stales haves

bxppy faculty of deludlug themselvre with the Idea that thsir msoblnery of govern meni Is Inexpensive They point wltb pride to the fact thut the Judges of the courta. and the executive and legislqtlre officer* of the country, cost leas lo actnal saiarim Uian offlcors perfonnlng corre-sponding (unctions in Kurnpe. But what Is lost sight uf in this boast Is the onor monsly wasteful und expensive miichinery of elsctlons which has grown np side by side wltb American office seeking, tbe cost of which, added to that srislng from the waste nnd corruption of inrfllclont nnd party service and to tbe expense of our ostensible official orgnnlsto, makes the whole outlay to the people'of the United States uuiuy liliir- cfcii vrhil ihe IKce services are |ier(ormed for In other eountriea. So thnt while there Is a seeming saving there la In fact a fiightful waste, which must always exist when tbe actual machinery nf domination, which ultimate-ly produces the re-uti, is hidden and Irre sponslbls.—Sitnou Sterne In Forum.

r.iMCUnd-a Odd DUhea. In aoun- ( - f t ; Rsgtend analU - r r still Lien, noi U- ordinary articles of IIIBI. bul

at stated fensta We have in bygone days, when living on the Inrdeni of the nail making districts of Staffordshire, seen rcon filling paper bags with snails to maks

soup, and we remembered being toio tan, they were excellent estlnu liic English prejudloe against snails is singular, since from time lininemorini considerable qnao-t i t in have lieen collected round I^mdon and on the Kent |inMures for export to Frsnce In the latt'ir countrv there is no

- sqaeamlsbness, most fieople there only ra p.-et that snails are too cxpcnslre lo be In

i dulged In frequently In Coveul Garden j tbe common small snsll often appears for ' sole: the purcliaaer*. bqfrcver, are almost I exclusively members of the French, Aos-! trian snd 1 lull mi colonies In London.— | Scottish Review

Cholera morbus can lie easily checked lu nine caaa out of ten by tiie use cf tbe fol lowing, which any druggbit can fill. Tinct are capsicum, laudanum, tincture of rhn-barb, spirits of camphor and eesBnoe of pop^ permlnt. of each two drams; mix and take

, from fifteen lo twenty drops evsry half 1 hour until relieved. 1 is lias lawn known to core some of the worst caae* In a short

' tlms

\rnUinn>RATRIX SALE.-In the Matter s f the EstaU- of

HAOOAI WEKBROoK. deeeaard Kotlne Is hereby given Ihst I absli aril al Public AucUoo. tu the hlghesl bidder, ou RMcaasr rnr i rn i n .r or S c m n s m . A. II, isso,

1 at III o'clock. In the forrnooa.al the house on the preinlaea bereinaflnr deacrlbrd In Ihe Township of Yrrcenoe*. In Uie (ounty of Kent. In Ihe Male

| nf lllcTilsati. pursnant to IJoen.- and authnri'y ! granted lo ni>- on the loth dry of Febnisry. A. D. I IWO. by tiie Prolate Court of Kent Couuty, I MicliiKsn, sll of the rittln, till-, interro or

eelate of aald deoesaed. In or lo Ihat certain i a k « e or |«irrel of Und .Imaled and lirtn* In Uie

I'ounty of Kent, stale of Michhran. known and deacrilled a . follow*, to wit:

Tiie South East quarter of SrC-ioo ai .t«en iH.. .Ti. North of Kanfe pine Hi West io Town aeven :

fiausl, August BUl A II, IHBU EUUBA WEftHROOK.

I Admlniatratila

I)IIOnATf:ORIIER.—Htairot Micm^ui.coumi of Kent.as At a aeaau.n of the Pro!aOe Court

I for naul cou-tv of Kent, held at the Probate Of Bee. in Hi- City of Oiaad KnpliU oo th. Srd

• dry of Keiitember lu tbe y«u oar thouaand rtsht hundred and ninety.

Preaent ("vras C IVrttina Judce of Proliate | lu the matter of Ike eatate of

AUNOI.li T. FAULKKEK, 1 deceamd.

On readlnc ami filing the petltloo. duly vert-tied, of Leand.r J. Post, Admiiuatrator of aald miale. pratlUK this Osjrl for IJoeuse and au

j thority lo aell Uie renl eaiat - of .aid drceaard. i I herein deaertbed. for Ui. rrSMiu. and purpoaan

tharelu aet forth, j It I* Ordered, tluu

FSIOAT. TIII an OAT or OI-TOSSS. law, s i lee o'clock lu the foreuo'io, at asld Pmbste Offlce, be appolutisl for heurlng aald pdtlllon and

; that the brars al law of said decenaed and all pr-win. Intereatrd In aai.l estate apjiear before tald Court, at said time and place, lo .how cauae why a l icnae •h>Hlld not be crau'ed to •aid A.lminlKtnttor to aeli real eaUU aa prayrd

j for In n l d pe< liion. 1 And II la Kurthrr Oidered, TIuU a copy of Ihla

inter be publlahed tuns- aucceaalve • enKa urevi. I ou. to aald day u( bra{lb£ Ir Ih^ l >«rwi i Joras. , it*,a newaiiaper prlnn-d and clrculaUair in aald I County of Kent CYKUh E, PEKKfKs.

Ja-lge of Probate (I0w8)

1>HOBATK ORDER -Hlale ..f BShlcan, l»nn 1 ly of Kent. m. AI a aeaalon if ihe pmbste C'ourt foi »n.d County nf Kent, held at tiie Proliate '•Bill. In Uie Cliy ut Orand Kapidi. on the Mb day of SepwiDber. lu thu year one thouaaml etgut hundred and ninety.

, Oyni. E. I Perkins, Judieof Probate In the Matuir of the Eataie of

JOHN M. WATEIIK. dee»n*d

Jolin W. Knae Imvli.i; A M in UiU court hla

Clil'in prsylni: that Uie ailmlniatra'tau dr u aon with the will anne-^i nf -dd eataie

ma) b<- f ranted lo Allison W. Knee. It i . ordered that

Faioav. TB« IOTH OAV or OcMasa. isuj. St ten o'clock In the forenoon, ai said Probalc OBlce. ne apiwlate.! for heaii i« u ld pediliai.

Ami It la rurthrr Onlered. tluu a copy of Ibis order bo pubbahed three su' -~«l»e Wreka pre Vl.iu. lo said day of hear in*. In the Lowell lour oal. a n-wapajier pnntrd and circulating lo aaid County of Kent CYHU* E PEi .KIKH.

IA tme copy I J ud|(e of Proliste. ADojni It l i isox, H.-elsler ItlwS.)

PU'iBATK ORDER Histe of MU-hlKan. ikMiu ly of Kent, aas At a araalim of l U ProbUe

' Court for aald Count) of Kent, h-ld at Ihe l lo-b«u (ItUce. In Uie City of Orand Itapld*. on Uie taCi day of Septembf r In the yrar on. Uiouaand elfht hundred and oineiy

Present. Cyrua E. PerkUis. Judj;.- of Prolaiti. In Ihe niatter of the rauib- of

aLEXiinlfEK utIAr.', deeea>ed.

At Right. PriGes. I f y o u a r e a s k i n g y o u r s e l f w h e r e y o u c a n

b u y B e s t a n d C h e a p e s t t h i s S e a s o n , y o u c a n

g e t y o u r a n s w e r b y c a l l i n g o n

L Y O N B L O C K . L O W E L L , M I C H .

—r—

XOTIlT OF COMXltJSIONEKS ON CLAIMS, Slate of MichUran. Comity of Kenuaa Pro

bale Court for asld County. Esuoeof

IN RAM X AUSTIX, drnassril

The undersigned having lieen appointed lij the Hon. Judce of Pr..hale of aaid oounty, Commlnsinnro oa Claires In the mailer of aald estate, aad 'in month, froni tlielod day ot September. A. D, IWO. having been allowed by Bid jinhre of Probate, to all persona havtng Judce of Probate, lo all peraona having 1 s i

aa agalnat aald Eotats. in whldi to present thelrclalmsloiiBtorexamlnalloo anil adjustment i j -

NotW la Herein Olven, Tha: we will meet oo

AC H I N C E T O i . H E I 0 I E Y . Salary and Expema-a iwld or oommlsaloa If |ireferre.|. sahsmen wanted e v n y h s f

S o ei,»"rteoce needed. Address, stall off age The C. L. V*s l i m a s Vnaacsr Oo . Oeneva,S. Y

ir. Owei's Electric Belt. 'iL • F0K MAN 'BO WOMU

Ihe Mb' day nf October. A. D. IHRI he tod day

1581. at leo o'clock A M. of each dav, al the sad on Momlay Uie : of March, A. It.

Office of Mllloo M. Perry, In Uie Ylllage of ; Lowell, lo said county, lo recelMisnd e u m i n e such claims.

Dated, September 4th. A. T). IBM. MILfON M. PSRRY LEONARD H. HOST.

(10w4i Commissi omr.

NOTICE OK COM MISSION EltS ON CLAIMS Stale of yichlran. County ol Kent, as. Pro

bate Court for aald County. Estate of

— -ine. I. IST. uswe-a i Awar-IMthri^TioalmKlalat tSnnuaall iXpi _U1m» a-ild or« KlMalaWa aids-1

• » ot m lall and saiuab-a tataneailaa £aananiataK9sUU. (M-maa.SaedMkaiid RowEii B a r ou. igi»tas tote « , <

JAKF.H MILLER.

Tbe underalcned having been appointed liy tbe Hoc, Judce of Probate of aald County O s n eiiaaiooere on Clalma In Ihe mailer of ssld Katate. and six motiUia from Uir ISUb day of Auctnt. A, D, PW, havioc lieen allowed by said

of Probata, tu all |ieravna haviog clalma " Estate la which to prnseot Urnlr

for eiamlnatlcu aad sdjuatmeot Nollee la Hereby (liven. Thai we will meet on

Monday, tbe OKh day ot October, A. II. II * p and oa Monday, the Snd day of March. A II. IHSl. at nine o'clock A. M of each day SI tl-e Office of S. P. Hlck«. In Ihe Village and Town of Lowell, In said county, to recelre snd examine anch claim..

Hated. Lowell. Mkdi., Sept. 8. A D. ISM SYLVESTER P hICK-1, WILLAKU S, WIN EM III

111 w4i Commi*aiaiier.

auku.--. .i •». Judge uf Pro! sfalnst asld claim, to in f

F A R C O ' S

l^OTICE TO CREDITORS Slate of Mlchliran. county of Kent—aa. No-

tice Is hereby riven, that by an order of the Probate court for Uw county of Kenu made on Ihe SIM day of Ai«ua(, A II, I K . six mon-ha from Ihat dste were sMowad (or credilora to |ire-aeot tlmir claim, scalnat Uir rattle uf

EDWIN R CRAW,

uie of aald couuty. deoesaed. aad Ihst sll orrditor. of aald dwsaaeil an require u-nrrai-nt their clalma io aald Pn.bale roun. al Uie Prnliate oftloe lo the rtly of (jraod Rapids, for exambia-Uoo snd sllowsur*. oo or hefoie Ihe <U1 dsy of February- neat, and thai such claim* will be beard befnre aald court no Satimhiv, tbe asiil Slat dsy of Febnisry ne«l. si 10 o'clock lu Uie (orrooon of bat day

Dated, August -ial. A II. IWO CYROTE PERKINS.

Judre of Probate.

"Boi Tip" School Shoes for Boit ui Girls, HesleJ s i Wadfi: HesL

Sbro-etolOH • t . z s n u > i . o o lto8 1.7B

(Kto GH s.oo

s

i n F A R C O ' S L ' $ 2 ^ 0 LADIES'BOOT

1 "DEFAULT lisvlni; been msdr In the condi-U lions of a certain mont i . -e mail- June M. A, D. taiw, by Valentine Kraft mid Mary K Kraft, bU wife, of l^weli Kent Couuty. Mtohl-(an, to Jacob Layer, of aamr place, and record ed In ofltee of Rrgiatur of lletda of aaid Couuiy, In Liber 145 of Mnrt<ngea. Page Hit June nth, 1MB, al IM o'clock p m . which aald moiqraee. I-Igether with the note accompany ng It wss aa sltrned by asld Jacob I s y e r to Msry A. Booth of mob Isyer to Msry A. Bool aamr plane, June Sd, MM, 0) aa^pimem ns-ord-rd In aald Reci-ter'a Office In Llher If* nf Mort-gages. Page ««, July IBth, IH«l, at t JO ..Vinok a. m . and more Hum thirty daya hsvbsr ela|iaeil Sinoe defsiilt lo psyment nf loteresl oo asld nut-aad mortgaff.. and said a»»igiie. b. authmlty Xlveo her in aald mnrtestte havinc thereup in

isaa. imj, declared son hereby decUrlnglhewholesmoiini of asld muncage, both pilnclpal and Inlertwt due, there Is now cUimed tu Is- due ujKin aald note srd monrfajir Two hundred snd ulnrteen and IT WI IsJUrs. being tbe whole ami.um un naid lh-nsili, Inelndini; Four IlnlUrs paid tor luauranr.- on hullilluas o-j aald pntmiaea. which la aa adiiiuooal lieu Oy virtue of the loauranre

'OR «AMt IS 01 THE B0TTK1 IF E V m M K .

ROLD IM LOWBU, BV

A . J . H o w k & S o n

« t ' > OS g

cluuse In aald mnrtinure. and no auit or proceed : - s — _ ^ luic ai Uw or lu r(|ally baving Imu losuiuted lo -•!« ! > ? 1"- ' i recover ibe debt aet-nred by wild monpu-e • ' . ' > • • -»-

foieciossd i la h-reliy Bliro Uia' aald monxace i ised bj a aal* of the monKseed pre

St public aii'-lion lo Ihe hlglieat bidder, on Fr day. tbr ITlb dsy nf ffctoiier. A II. IBB}, at I o'clock s 31. of thai dsy, at ihe South enlrsnt

mongace thereby the power of aalr cnmalnefl lo said

mortgage has become operative. Therefore " .WUl l>e

premiara • on Fri-

10

of Court Blot-k. lo the city of (Irand llainds. io aald Kent County, thai belo* the place ol hold-loir the Clrculi Court ol asld t 'ounly.

i-SW premiaea an. i ltic.1 Ir, siM BUStgacc a» followa: AU that certain piece or parnel of Und alluale and buine In the Tuirnahip of U>w ell. County of Kent and Slate of Ulcbijrao. and descrtlied sa lollowa. to wU: CommrnciHK at • point In the highws; Al thr KorUi -aa! comer ot Und fotmsrh owned by At Ibenne South lo Orand lllvi r. lh"noe

formerly owned by Cyni, Hunt and BOW Albert Kerekra, and ninnin

tru and Executor of the Will nf «aM ' listing renderisi io till. C'MJrt ih-ir .-rond annu

al atiminifttimtlao •ccuuoi It is Ordt-red, thai

FsuuT, -nil; lora OAT or dcros i s . IHUU. s i ten o'clock Ui tbe foreaiam. al aald Probate Office, he appointed fur Uie czauilnaUon aad allowsnn. ni aald secount

And It Is Further Onlered Ihst a copy of Ihla ucoer u*.puuiMiKsi . i u ^ pre sf ssH ^ 'rbwr . - i . . i l -n i . e -vioua 10 sael day of hearimc. In the l^iwsix Juru (Subject to a morteart UftSSOi. «s"- • t ^ n " ^ sod riirulaumc lo aald Dated. July t l a . I HO. county i

(A tme copy, i B MA-os,

Keglsier A n o u n H

CYRUS E PERKISH. Judire of l-robale

(UwJ,

along the North bank of (Irand Hirer, fare to lak- ln and w n p h a e Tiaentv-llve acr.-. w thii. t hea.. bouods ry bmHs. thence North to Uie renter ot asld highway sad thencn Weaierlv along the

"*• " of IssrinnlMir. . _ _iorurae* ul BKOI.

Hated, July 5 . MAKV A. BOOTH,

Asalgnee of Mortgagee. Mraos II WAUtka.

Atlorncy for Aaalgi aa. (SwIS)

^MOTHERS jpLFRiEHlr

S a E f -W J S ^ T O l U l BRADHELD n t m y w m j ] V

Y K I T E R A T . O O K .

L O W K L L J U U K N A L ; W K D N K S D A V. S K l ' l ' K M B K U 1 7 . I » y 0 .

HERE AND THERE.

Mr, for niee candiea.

Walker wnt In town

D e t r o i t , G ' d U a i e n & H i M e e • t A I l . W A >

THI OMl RKlJABUtHOUTKTO AL1. P" •IN"'8 tABT AND W m

a effect May I, IfcO

PASSENMCR TRAINS WEST Leave. Nos.81. II. 14. IS, III Mixed

A, tu a m p m p. m. noon looia. 5:10 11 rt 3: 8 t It UO

p. m. p m. Lowell. » • » '8:17 VM VSo l : « O. Rapid ,«:«•> IX su 1:10 t u n «:«•

HAbiUCNOER TRAINS EAST Leave, Nos. It. )«. IS, « , IM. Mixed

a . m. a. n.. p. m. p. m. a in. II.Rapid a. n:90 IBM 3:1/. io M l l :U

Is in. I»well . r ai i 0 :» 4:3) ll:.'S 1 too la, T.-4. l i -"iS 4 :'<i K K i:l&

Numbers SI and K ran daHy all other train-dally Sunday extrtsed.

I nun No i t mill cvniosl a l ththr (lo.slrV li IrauaporUtlon to.'a Sleamirs. for Chicago, dally . xc-pi Saturdsy.

Steainrr-, "City of Mllaautre" snd "City of Wlaconslo" make ngular mpabelweea Urand , Haven and Mtlwaokre, Iranng Uiand Haven. 4aOr, Sun daya exeeplrd. St il :«0 p, m.

Soa, 14 ai.A i:. bare rlecam Bnffett Can attend- | aau

Ha. 116 lesvaa Grand Rapid, at T p re Satur days only, with coach s t i so ied lo lake paaaen gets for Lowell aad Ada,

Through Uckets to all Principal pomls Eaal and West are oa sale s t Lowell Staiioo. A O. BEYULAUFT. JOHN W LOUD.

Agent Lowell Traffic Macagrr, Dotroii

Uiell & Haslings R. R.

T I M E T A B L E :

TRAINS s o r r n . Leave Lowell. TJS AS

Arrlvssl Freejxirt.

TRAINS NOBTH. Leave Freaport,

e a t Elmdale „ . »:4i A a

Arrive at KtandaU. 10-00 a a - Lowell 10J0 A •

4 : » e n 4:40 p a 5:10 e t t

.'•.ju r a

.vas r a B A r s

T h e M a i l s .

OOINO

ii-Ma. m.—rinsed pnut-h for t l rand RapidB.

12:17 .* m —Way mail. 3:.16 p. m.—Way mail.

OODtO EAST.

730 a, m.—dosed ponch ft* Detroit. 1PJ16 p. in.—Way mail. 4:30 p. m.—Way mall.

OOINO SOUTH.

"OO a, m.—Mail by carrier. 725 a, m.—MaU by L. ft H. R. R 425 p.m.— "

FROM THE SOUTH.

4K)0 p, in.—Mail by earner, except Alto 1020 a. m.—Mail by L. ft H. R. H 6:05 p. m.— " " "

OODiO NORTH.

120 p. m.—Mail for FallansburK,Alton. Orant, Grattan.

FROM THE NORTH.

1120 a, tu.—Mail recwred from above plajea.

AU maila clone SG minutes before time above Mated.

Port Offlce open from 7 a, m. to 720 p, tn.. standard time.

N o m o r e

o f t h i s l

t m e n l . j -Up off IM fro:,

T H E - C O L C H E S T ' T l - HI B R E R C O .

n a t r sll tlM-lr tfioea with tna'.le nf heel lined wltk IUMST. Tli'S dia?. w tue alas- unJ prevcau lbs gabber In—i a iprJac uX

Ca'l I t tl.- -rz-irhener"

" A D H E S I V E C O U N T E R S . "

AT RETAIL BY

i . J. HOWE & SON, DCALERS IN BOOTS ind SHOES

LOWELL. - MICH

F r e d G . S t o n e ,

A G E N T .

C o l l a r s 2 c

C u f f s , p e r p a i r 4 c

S h i r t s I O C

Leave goods or orders at

C , G . S t o n e & S o n ' s S t o r e .

ftl Little Mc's Will be found

^ T I N E L I N E

OF

GROCERIES Consurtlug (in part) of

Teas , Coffees, Spices,

Soaps, Starches,

Saleratus , Baking Powder,

Cocoanut , Mustards ,

C a n n e d Goods, Spiced Pickels,

Spiced Onions, Ext rac ts ,

Raisins, Currants, Rice,

Cheese, Crackers ,

Catsup, Tab ic Sauce, Oat Meal,

Pepper Sauce, Sweet Chocola te , #

&c, l u , i re .

Also a fine line of

Sardines, Lunch Clams, Lunch Beans

DEAIKJI A C T E B h FOR

G r a n d R a p i d s B r e a d & S w e e t G o o d s .

Graham s Block.

Call on Utth

Miss Mnttie Monday.

Martin S. Cngsweli sjient Monday in this place.

Byron Itasnlslv spent Sunday at his 1 old home, Clakatnn.

When at the fair slop ami lisik Little Mc's. new atore over.

' Mrs L. W. Barnes, of St Louis. M" , Is Vialltiig al A. W. w.-ekes'.

Mrs K Keilur. of MhldleVillc, Sjient lust w,- k at M C Uri.w.dd's.

\niiB liiinter hinreturned fnmi iil>v.i wit ks * isit will, ftieiuh st U. lrnii.

Mi and Mrs F N Mails. olUd. Kapnls, visited over Biiuilay at J . K Ilogle's

MrsO. F O MS and daughter. nfCleve Ian.I. a t - nsiting at Dm I Ranney's.

stop at Utile Mc's. for gond smoking toliacco, cigars, chewing toliacciM, ftc,

t.eo. Wilson, of Cadillac, spent Sun day w ith his parvnts, Mr and Mrs B U. Wilson.

Foreign students can find desirable neima for the winter, at Mr* I N White's.

McOinty went down, but Little M.* is ahuve the surface and ready to watt on all catneta.

Found—A black caahmerr shawl. Sat-urd ay. Owner can liave same by apply -ing al this Office.

Jno. Broad bent baa rented the Sieam Mill and desire*your ti*de. Flour. Fred, fte. at liottom prices.

Mr and Mm L Clark, of Od. Rapids, ajieni Sunday with their re la t ive . Mr and Mrs John Talbot.

About forty of Homer Dougall's young friends msde him a very pleasant sur-prise. last Wednesday night.

Our Fair is going to be a blooming bresa, and don't forget the date, Sept.

2t. 84, 25 ar d 36. Great time!

Den. Haniner is home this week, nfler aiupsigniug Kortlander's horses over

Ihe western circuit this seasun.

It is expected that Hon. E B. Wmans ili be present to address Ihe democrats . their day. Friday 36th. at the Fair

Geo. Parker and family, of Kalkaska, sjient a portion of last w« ek visiting tmi's. parents. Mr and Mrs E. D. Parker.

Wednesday 34th will be pmbibition day. Tbureday will be tepublicon's day and Friday, Democratic day, at tbe Fair.

There are Classes for all who wish to exhibit, or who have anything to ex-hibit. at tbo Lowell Fair. Sept. 33. 24. 3.') and 36,

Visit tbe grand, free. Photographic Exhibition. Fine cabinets ono dollar for 18, during fair week, at the Hiler gallery.

There will be a meeting at the bomeof S. P. Hick's, Monday eve . SSod inst, to re organize the Chautauqua circle for the winter.

Meadamea Simeon and L. H. Hunt, of Gd. Rapids, were in town a short time last Saturday, stopping on their way lo visit friends in So. Boston.

Mesdames F. Shiver. Geo Williams. James Rumsey, and Miss VanderWalker. of Gd. Rapids, and Mrs Colt- of Olivet, visited at C. 0 . Stone's last week.

Tbe W. C. T. U. will convene in ibe Baptist church on Friday P. M.. 8ep-tcmlier 19th. Would enjoy seeing many pn-sent who are not memb-n of our Union. COR SEC.

Sunday's Tel.-Ber. is a cnnonsily. It looked as though the proof reader and the whole staff, except the devil, was off , either on a vacation or lo a democratic convention.

0 . E, Philley is again in total chaige of hia Photographic Parlors and will be pleased to meet all bis friends there. That he is again at the helm Is assurance that all work will be first clasn.

Lswt—a grocery pass book, somewhere net ween Fisher's store and the Furniture Factory. The cover was loose and may ni* lie with the book when found. Leave at Fiaher's and receive reward.

Rev J . T. Husted. of Gd. Rapids, for-merly of thia place, was a prominent candidate for President of the B iard of Sducmioii. but was left by two votes, Uie old Pres., Blair, being bis successful opjxinent.

Are you coming to the Fair? It n, ex-pected to be the greatest Fair in Kent Oo. HUB year. The grounds are rapidiy lie-mg put in first class shape and the en quiries about entries are pouring in Everything portends a moat BncoeHsful Fair.

Last night, tbe Barrel b a n e that we ail used to see Fred Malcolm nding, was stolen from tbe pasture lot just wert of ibe vitlnge. Marshal Edmonds offers •25 i -ward for tbe recovery of tbe horse and apprebenaion of tbe theif or thievea,

Ono of tbe featurea of tbe Fair will be thr presence on the ground. Wednesday the 34tb, of tbe Hon. A. 8. Portriage, prohibition party nominea for governor und head of the Patrons of Industry. He will apeak in tne interest of the pruhibitiiinisu and a large crowd should turn nut to bear bim,

Asa Fletcher was 58 years old last Wednesday and when be returned from the Village be found bis bouse in tbe ins** asion of friends who bad teiucmbcr ed Uie occasion. A moat happy time wa» bsd and numerous presents were made, among which was a quilt from Mm her, made since she was 78 yra, old.

Why use Orand Rapids Bread, when you rah buy at home, at City Bakery: Vieiina Bread 5c to 7c per loaf • ream " 7c " Domestic " 7c " Vienna Kolls 10c per dor

Buns 10c " Doughnuts 10c " Cookies (ail kindsj 10c "

Cull nnd examine them. E, E. CHASE,

Al Janesville, Wis., in tbe 225 class, Falrlawn Medium, owned by A. H. Kort-lander, of Gd. Rapids, trotted tbe third heat iu 22 '^ . last half in 1 : l l i . and last quartet In U5j seconds. He also won tne s|>ecial premium of |800 given by tbe trotting association for thr fastest heat trotted duringtbe meeting. Speak-ing of the rare tbe Janesvilie Qaxette said had the track been iu good oouuiuuS Falrlawn would have trotted this beat close to 220

Al ihe same place the stallion Prince L. owned by Raymond ft Crawford, of Fcnnville. won tbe 225 race. geUing a record of 2:8(1, five heals were necessary to decide this race, Fairluwn Medium mid Pnncu L were driven In all their races by 0 . J . Eanmer. of Lowell, Mich.

Fresh o y s t e r s a t L i t t l e Mc's.

R o y E a t o n w a s h o m e o v e r S u n d a y .

I Jt t lo Mc g e t s u p a n e l e g a n t c u p of tea

or co f fee .

•Potted h a m a n d s tee l c u t oal m e a l at

U t i l e McV,

Every t h i n g f r e s h c l e a n and i n v i t i n g

a t U t i l e Mc's.

( •rea l Allrat-i innii at L m l e Mc's.

| d u r i n g t h e fair .

' Where are you going to lunch? Why. , at|Littlf Mc's.. of coun-e.

' The display of penny goods at Little M'-'s. is simply iinnienae.

Horn—uI Mr . vd Mrs J, E llogle. Sunday. Aug Hist, a i lb boy.

I 'S'k at the label o n y o u r p a p e r a n d if

y o u o w e . p lease call a n d p a y u p

j Rev. A. T. L u t h e r h a s la-en r e a s t i g n e d

j m this p lace f o r t h e c o m i n g y e a r .

E x t r a c o p i e s « f t h e D e t r o i t Tr ibun

wil l lie f o u n d o n sa l e a t B n s h s s tore .

B o r n — t o Mr a n d Mrs J o h n Court .

S a t u r d a y . Sept 13 lh . a h o v . w e i g h t

1011a. ' 1

The e l e c t r i c l i g h t wi l l s h i n e o n Li t t l e

Mc's. pa lat ia l parlors , i n t h e O r a h a m Mock.

Earnes t H n n t w e n t t o Od. Rapids .

Monday , t o t a k e a p o s i t i o n in a d r u g s t o r e .

T h e lad ies -if t b e C o n g , c h n r c h wi l l

g i v e H us ineM- m e n s carn iva l in a few Weeks

Mr a n d Mm W h i t o o r a b , o f H a s t i n g * ,

spent S u n d a y w i t h Mr and Mrs J . H .

A d a m s .

There wi l l be a h a r v e s t h o m e fes t iva l

at i b e B a p t i s t C h u r c h n e x t S u n d a y e v e n i n g .

T h i r t y - f i v e d i s h e s o f b a k e d b e a n s or-

dered T u e s d a y n o o n for baked bean day

at L i tUe Mc's.

N i c e cool s o f t d r i n k s t h a t g i v e n e w

lease of l i f e t o e v e r y body t r y i n g t h e m ,

at U t t l e Mc's.

Miss Ef f l c Reach h a s re turned , wi l l d o

t b e t r i m m i n g a t Mrs. Htier's. T h i s is a

g u a r a n t e e o f s a t i s f a c t i o n t o al l .

B e l l e P o w e r s boa a c c e p t e d a pos i t ion

at t h e K a l a m a z o o A s y l u m , as n u r s e , and

entered upori fher d u t i e s there . last w e e k .

T h e G d . R a p i d s Morning Prrxs f o u n d

i t s w a y t o o u r t a b l e las t T u e s d a y . It is

a bright , n e w s y l i t t l e s h e e t for o n e cent .

L W . A l d r i c h h a s re turned h o m e

w i t h b i s fast p a c i n g m a r e " M a u d Adair ."

S h e i s laid u p w i t h a bad cane o f d i s t e m -

per,

M, N. H i n e baa r e s i g n e d t b e Secre tary-

sh ip o f t b e L o w e l l Fur. Co . , a n d I r w i n

O . i ' b a s e h a s been se lec ted to fill that place.

M N. H l n e e x p e c t s to l e a v e , tbe find

of October , f o r t h e n e w s t a t e o f W a s h -

i n g t o n . w h e r e h e h a s severa l o p e n i n g s in v i e w .

L i t t l e Mc. i s sued 5,000 d o l l a n t h u

w - e k a n d h a s b e e n d i s t r i b u t i n g that to

all in w h a t look t o be | 5 . 0 0 g r e e n backs. (Jet one .

Mrs Clare T u c k e r , o f Indionapol iB.

Ina . , r e t u r n e d h o m e » f r - r a s i x w e e k s

v i s i t w i t h ber p a r e n t s . Mr a n d Mrs R

H u n t e r , Jr .

A S n e lo t o f fal l m i l l i n e r y g o o d s jus t

r e c e i v e d d i r e c t f r o m N e w Y o r k C i . y and

wi l l be r e a d y f o r inapect lon d u r i n g ' a i r w e e k a t Mrs, Ht ler 's ,

W o r d w a s r e c e i v e d h e r e t h i s ( W e d n e s -

d a y ) m o r n i n g o f t b e d e a t h of Orrin

H o d g e a , o f O d . R a p i d s , f o r m e r i j f r o m

n e a r h e r e , a t W a u k e s h a , W i s .

Mrs. M a r y T. D e n b e s tar ted S a t u r d a y

o n an e x t e n d K ! v i s i t l o w e s t e r n points ,

a n d a m o n g o t h e r p laces wi l l v is i t Brain-

erd, M i n n , a n d a t t e n d t h e ex[ioHiti(m

there .

T h e L o w e l l F u r n i t u r e Co. sh ipped l o

Aberdeen , W a s h . , th i s w e e k , a n e l e g a n t

c o u n t e r top . m a d e of red o a k a n d finish

ed in oi l . for Cbaa. T , W o o d i n g ' s B a n k , i n

that p lace .

H o n . C. W . W a t k i n s wi l l a t t e n d t h e

Fair, on T h u r s d a y t b e 25 ib . I t i s a l s o

e x p e c t e d t h a t H o n . J a m e s M. Turner , o f

L a n s i n g , o n r c a n d i d a t e for G o v e r n o r ,

und w h o w i l l s u c c e e d C y r u s G. L u c e ,

wil l be preeenu

G e o . B. F u l l e r h a s t h e a g e n c y for a

" N a m e F r o n t . " Call a n d s e e i l . H a v e

y o u r n a m e o n y o n r h o m e . A l s o a g e n c y

for a b l a c k i n g t o oil harness , that bea t s

Uie wor ld . D o e s a w a y w i t h w a s h i n g

a n d m a k e s t h e l ea ther so f t . Call and

s e e t h e m .

B e u l a h S e m i n a r y ( former ly East m a n ' s

S e m i n a r y ) , wi l l o p e n Sept 23 J , 1890. wiUi

very ab le t e a c h e r s . P r o f . J . J . S u d e r ,

o n e of t h e m n e t ab le ins t ruc tors in t h e

S l a t e , wi l l h a v e c h a r g e of t h e bookkeep-

i n g a n d roaibeuiatics. E l l a E. S h a w ,

p r i m a r y . W r i t e for c a t a l o g u e s .

A L A . EASTMAN,

Clarksv i l l e . Mich .

Mrs J . O ' H e r r o n and Mrs R. D. S t o c k -

i n g h a v e returned f r o m To ledo , O . .

w h e r e t h e y h a v e been u n d e r t b e i n s t r u c

l i o n s of o n e o f tbe best t r i m m e r s in t b e

U . S . . t r i m m i n g s o m e fine pat tern H u t s

and B o n n e t s , in t b e late«« s ty l e s . T h e y

h a v e a l s o b r o u g h t back w i t h t h e m o n e

o f t b e l arges t a n d finest l ines of t h e v e r y

la tes t M i l l i n e r y . Call o n t h e n a n d s e e

s o m e of t h e n o v e l t i e s l o r Ihe fa l l a n d

w i n t e r w e a r .

L O C W B .

Mrs H u n s b e r g e r a n d t w o c h i l d r e n

spent S a t u r d a y a n d S u n d a y , w i t h a

c o u s i n n e a r H a s t i n g s .

G e o N e e d h a m a n d f a m i l y spent S u n -

d a y w i t h N . F o r d a n d f a m i l y .

Miss S e l i n a d e m o n s is reported a s

b e i n g v e r y d a n g e r o u s l y ill .

Mrs T r o y e r a n d d a u g h t e r , Del ia , s p e n i

S e n d a y w i t h t b e f a m i l y of L. B l o u g h ,

ot Luke O d e s s a .

Mrs T b e o . L e m o n a n d ch i ldren , o t S e -

b e w a , are v i s i t i n g tbe f o r m e r ' s s i s t e r s

h e r e .

Mr m i d Mrs Jno . Leece , of E l m d u l e .

s p e n t S u n d a y w i t h L L i t e a n d f a m i l y .

Miss E m m a a c c o m p a i n e d t h e m h o m e ,

S u n d a y e v e n i n g , a n d wi l l k e e p h o u s e

for t b e m d u r i n g the i r nojourn in N o r t h -

e r n M i c h . BRIIKIET.

Teachers AttoDtlua!

T h e L o w e l l B r a n c h o f t h e IO-nt Co .

T e a c h e r s A s s o c i a t i o n wi l l p f f e t f o r

r e o r g a n i z a t i o n in t b e H i y b R o o i n , L o w e l l .

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ATLANTA . Oa.. Sep l , i s . S e v e n y e a r s a g o a y o u n g m a n n a m e d Itoby. w h o l i v e d In .las|s*r Ci u n t y . was a r r e s t e d o n t h e c h a r g e of arson, c o n v i c t e d and s e n t e n c e d to l l f l e e a years ' in ipr ison-m e n u It i s uow learnnd that he waa i n n o e e n i and t h e O o v e r n o r w i l l pardon b i m .

Hrr To*icu» Wa« < ul l»at.

CiilCAiiii. s«*|U ir*. - A womun nuni^d F r a n Hake Hau"kve . in y e a r s of a g e . a l n g l s , and u l l o h e m i a n . was foiind dead e a r l y Tlnirsday n i o r n l n g in t h e r.-ar o l 4nii South t ' a m l s t ree t by .1 'ties Pbizka . w h o l i v e s nt thut 111' tn l i e . Til*- wom-an's tongue had bocn e u t O'iL

C, H. Fargo ft Co's Genuine Tumnii o Goat shoe nre the liest ever offered in Low ell fur ibe money, f3 .a t A. J. How k ft Sons.

Thr Ik-lroit Tirnn. the new jienny ]iu-jM-r. makes a remarkable offer to the boy, and girls of the State. Il will give a handsome safety bicycle, the regular f85 niachine, for a smal! number of new sub-scriliers. For full particulars writo to The Timr*. 6s Congryas streei west. Detroit. Mich.

OUTGROWTH.

Art ao forlorn. Sod Krici. becxusn.oe roa« lad.Adl

B" comforted • Knoaesj ihou ool ao<ne future morn

AnMh'-r tlowrr "(iMI crown inBe».l Tliy clroopine head'

Canal thou believe Thai I'lmoce alone did so rodow

Thy random bounh* Or ihail tha atcodfaal yrar des-ira.

in.1 bud and Moaa..m diaarow And fall tbe» onw«

Isiat oot divine Tli'M art th . n>H of thy fair role

Aod her aweel ,hu«•*' Her laMuly It nol hn-i liul Ihioe;

l>an thine own hie the color flow* IVher-a ith ahe irioa-»

Tak. h-^rt a^d hop.' Hi-r glory 14 ih - icroviih of thee

So shall thou >-»• A'.', brauly thai is 10 her M-ope.

.va kin^ aa thou Ihyaelf alialt lav Thou haat In ffai

-Ea'^ Putnam O v x a l in Harprr'a Ilaxar

A F T K K A S W O R D K I S I I .

5/A Clippt*

FLY N E T S C H E A P A N D STRONG.

«D oilier ttyles VA Nets, pncea to suit a l l W» AYUESBtSoNS. PUILASCU'lllA.

^••1^ Ui bli

* "Gl.ORIOUS" FISHING TRIP IN THE BAY OF FUNDY

W a v e . I I k . the Coney aaland Tntn.gc'aD

Slide— The Correapondem "Sllrd Il ia

G a n n r n l " —In Ihe Tall of • Rlnrin Tha Sklpper'a Tale of Woe.

I hnd loiig.'d to go syvordflshing all my life. I knew the rmt i i r e was llavurotia, gamy snd gissl, for 1 hnd eaten savory bits of him broiled. 1 knew thin he c a r ri.-d on hia pnguac^nna anont n swont of

Clished Ivory ns lively ns nn ll.ilinn'a sll-to and as heavy na King Arthnr'* ex

calilier I knew he would (Iglit like a cow-boy, and waa from eii{ht lo fifteen feel long. Ho I wunl. 1 to g-. after Mm, or I fooliahly thought I did 1 wns talking in this way on a pile of stono they called a wharf when a skipper spolo np nnd says: "Von goea a feller after 'em W'y don't yon go along 'er ' im'"

He blew on his flng.-rs a shrill pipe one long blast and twoshort—as a slsnal. and n-celved a almllar answering liorn. The anils luffe"!. the aloop hove to and came around, and my whistling agent put me alioard from his own dory.

ON DO ARD THE BLOW. The sloop tackcd again and laid herself

right down before the wind. It seemed nice. Each wave was about aa long aa the (loop, and roiled up (mm toward Spain, It •cemed like the conluroy tobogean slide at Coney Island It suggested going to heaven In a hammock. We introduced ourselves The skipper's name. 1 had been told, waa Hallibut. but after I bail called him by U about a hnndn-d times I fonnd out that il was Hiirlbnu He was at the helm and held the reins Another man stood on a llltle platform ahont thirty feet np the mast, and it was his bnsineiia to discover the fish and tell the captain which way to •leer A third man was standing right out on the end of the liowrsprit with a har-poon In his right hand, a aharp. ngly look-ing steel weapon six or seven feet long

T h t s is gloriona!" I shouted "Heyf" sung out the skipper, above tbe

whistling wind "Gloriousf" I repeated. "Tail of a storm." be shoaled back.

>ba'n , t git no fish " I went over where he mood. There were

two vessels like our own a llltle distance off, with men in the crosstrees and on the bow.

Tbe captain tacked, and as the boom came around yelled onl. " "K onl for your beadT' I looked out for it. and then 1 ob-served for the first time that he seemed in trouble He WHS swearing in a low, gentle baritone voice unlnlerrnpiedly. mildly, with quite H surprising rani.-e of epithet and of metaphor It was the most serene

Kfanity I had ever hi artl It had wbeed-l nnd even (uithetlc arcents. like a New

foumlland dog that is Isdng petted "What is it. sirf" I venturisl to ask. "That infernal son of a aculpln on the

Ice quarter stole a fish f m me jiste'day," aaid be lu the same subdued voice. "I'd like to whale'em soH be couldn't stan'," and then be blasphemed again in a foolish and ridiculous voice.

"Did he take it rijfht off the deck?" I asked

He cast a withering glance al me. swgre a little and remarked "He did nol, but be might Just as ivell uv It M US my fish. Il wan'l more'n ten rod nbead uv tu, and we wut jest a goin" to gather 'Im."

I aaid 1 "never e-w^'lrred a deer mine till I'd shot him "

"Kir.irr o r r ' u n i s HECE," fie grunted five or six timta In a way

that was sad to see, embrunii'nog that u t terance with an arals-sque of profanity quite dnzrllng to hear, and added " H u l a deer! Well li» might git away f m ye, mightn't he* An' a swordflsb couldn't git away f m tne, could hrf That's the differ enoe. ain't it1 .Inst f-s srajn thnt white livere.1 mea-ly cuss haij toak ll ngbl oITm my dtvk "

"Starboard Imw'" yel'ed the man in the rigdm:

"Hello!" said the captain In a surprised way, aud put his helin a-port The sloop listed Ui the leeward, and ihe nnin ou the Ism held np his har)Miou at arm's length and gazed anxiously down into tbe water.

A wriUiiug convulsion—chug—tbe sharp Iron ha<l left his hand and gone Into the sea. The rope nit tied after, the sloop came around into the wind, a boat waa toned over the guiinla by a man and a boy Ami the chase lieguu.

Answering mv luquiriea tbe skipper said: "He'll ruu till he t lmou t . then he'll c-jme to the surface, and they will haul bim up to the boat, knock him in tbe bead with an ax and pull bim abosi^-if they are strong enough If lie's tovMg they'll tow'm over here "

We werr almost out of sight of land. Tbe sloop was runntnga hurdle race. Jump-ing over waves as high aa a house. She pitched fearfully aud she rolled awfully. TobuggauliiL' was tirlug tne out Ii aug-gested golnn iu a hammock to the other place. My stomach was queasy.

"When are wc going ashore^" 1 asked, "When we get some fiah." said the skip-

per, "This is glorious," 1 stood up a minute longer berolaally,

and thru 1 cidmly lay down In tbe bottom of the vessel—In my white flannels, oh, be-loved reailerl In my while Danncla It wa* wet, and mnckerel had apjiareully Just been shoveled oul of It, but 1 did not care, 1 was Indifferent a» to what became of my clothes or myself.

The skipper liegan to sing 1 cast our implorlug look ul him and "Brings bucket. Pete." he exclaimedto

tbe other boy Pete did as he was told. "Say! Yer ailing yer garmlnta!" re-

marked the skip|ier, i tried to retuambei the things he had sold about the unacru pulous mariner who atole hia swordflab. The sloop lay wullow-ing lu the t rough of tbe aea, and 1 lay wallowing in the trough of the aloop.

We got ashore some time toward night, and after lying on a pile of boards for a couple of hours I got so thut I could stand up aud even sja-iik a few words.

Seeing the Infant lleud passing tip the street in the gloaming I asked him If they got the swordflsb

"No. sir." he said "Didn't ye know bo got away f m us aud took (he harpoon? That's what made the cap'u so Rll-fired mad coming home!"

I shull uot ei. sw ordflablng again UU 1 feel better.—(irand Menan (N B.) Cor. New York World.

| frequent crevices and cbaams Qlled with ! W l" , ' r When visited In thr autumn wa-| aon the alngnliirlty of the seenr 1* ao great i that il requires some time for the apecta-. tor to rocovei from his surprise, so aa to 1 examine ll closely. The surfaceof the lake

at that aeaaon of the year is pcrfcctly smooth, yet nol polished *o Mtobosllp-

| pery. but of anch consistency aa to bcur any weight

Il Is not adhesive, although It receive* In j part the impression of the foot nnd can be | trodden upon without any tremulou* mo-, tlon. In the summer season the lurface Is I much more yielding, sometimes appro-.ch-

Ing a state of (luidlty The pitch lake mn-| tain* many Islets, which are covered rith

graas and small abrtilis. The main >ody of the lake is aho.il three miles Inci. um-ference and is at the aouth shore, where an excavation has been mads nearly 200 feet

j In depth St. Ixiuls Hepublic.

Ilon't Uo That. Never call on people Just nt bedtime, or

; during dinner or before they are down-stairs lu the morning.

Never atop people who are litirry ing along the streei and detain them for ten or twenty tnlmilea.

Never, when you fee two people engaged tn earnest talk, step In aud enter upon a mlacellsnroui conversation.

Never lieirin to talk about "this, that and evcrythinK" to one who is trying to read the morning paper or a book or anything

; else. Never fall to keep an ap|ioinlment. Never inconvenieiice people by coming la

late at church, theatre, lecture or concert. Never delay in answering letters or re-

- turning liooks | Never tell long stories of which yon your-

self *re the hero, | Never speak dUreapectfully of yonr par

ents nor of yonr sisters. People may | laugh at your wit. hut they will despise j you for lu

Never talk w hen nth rs are singing or doing aiijthing elso for your amusement, '

' and never the instant they hare finished ^ begin to t.tlk upon a dlfferem topic.-

Irrepanib.e. , 1 There is no class of pers iu - iorhaps who

follow their chosen profession wdth more enthusia-m than do the n, mbera of tbe ' medical traleinity. One ol odr exchange* reports tins littjadialogno I. tween two of them:

Doctor A.-Yon didn't gel io the society meeting last nighu Dr. ^ y's paper on "Oerms" «a» very intereatit: ;.

Doctor B - Had several ca -. in lb *«ten-

Come and look at our Piano, onre now. y o u r s i t m a y bo. I t w i l l c e r t a i n l y b e l o n g to some of yo'i.

l e a r h e r s E x a m i n a t i o n .

The Hegulnr Examination of teachen 'or Kent County will lie held In Orand Itaplds. on Thursday and Friday, Aug. Tib .'itul S ib , in t h e W e a l M i c h i c a n BUB!.

ness University, No. 23 South Division Street. Examination is for all grade*.

Spov-iol Examinationa, for Ihinl grad# only, will IK- held in the City Hall, Od RapnlB, mi ihe luti I iidayof August, Septcml or, October and Noyomber, I. e . August 39. September26. October81 and Novemlier 28,

By Order of Co. Board of Examiner*. A . HA M U N SMITH. S e c r e t a r y .

s K r s , s j h e Best and Purest Medicines I d g V E V E R M A D E .

/ / -^A^kltwlIIdi lrr lhe HDtnerfroray , 0 •V^W.'y ' tn . snd male your akin A. 1 -s — Cr^^clean and fBUHith. __

Tj^kl ' lmplra and Illol. nli'- h ri^r j ur tcauXTf

lUKl| llV 1 blood, ntfi ma

rlmparel

Hn.r. If you I -t ' , o<«r

Ing; sorry I couldn't attend. Docto

, I know; hi : the supper

lor A.-Well , tho papei y-ill be pub-Uahed.

Doctor H.-Y won'U

Telegraphy Is tielng Unght 'uaciass of African boy* on the Congo I Mr*. Bent-ley, the wife of a well kocwn nLssionsry. Il is expeetH ihat the boy* wi. I* ready for service as soon as the Cong., •-ailroad Is completed Mrs. Bent ley lear • I telegra-phy when she was last In En: a-for the •pedal p:inaiae of training n.i-ive oper ators

Cor Sate.

One deltveiy wagon. 1 single buggy and I safe, formerly belonging to Morgan

Smith. All accounladue aaid firm must lie settled immediately, by money or a good note. D. t? LOOK,

Assignee.

F o r Sale .

House and Lot in Lowell, worth FWO. Will sell and take good horee and buggy, balance, t ime to suit customer. Box 223. Lowell. Mich.

A CURE FORPIMPLES! My face for the last few year* was

covered with pimples so bad. that I used to be ashamed lo go any where. I took two bottles of Sulphur Bitters and the pimples disapis-ared, 1 us? them every spung.—C. K. Duir, Fall Ri'*r,

Don'I give up. there is a cure for c*:arrh and cold in the head. Thou-sands UMify that Ely's Cream Balm has entirely cured them. I', ia a safe and pleasant n m e d y . It ia applied into the ncwtrilB. Il is not a liquid or snuff. It cures by cleansing and healing. Price 50c.

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T !- X ^ .t ind • )| • •;•• . ' • 0 V- > v l

1 • H V 1 * V > , v J IV • - :-r '-'l V o,. "VV |

f i -t-'ii is'TWdT. i;mT»T'M i ^k ' £ If - .n , -r -uff.Tinit 'r..m Kid^

M. IHh .-e. Slid Wi-h to l l .e tl _ i - i I.I a; it h m i iL-^

1 o. . I., \ i r ail to cure.

\ . l ' . < » n l w « r * ( _ c'sllraiwort puOllshsdr

To cure biiKiU'tirM.. .-i. i. iiaa-laeiie. i .matl-pali. Ti. M-laria. U.-..- O-adtnt -. t'k«

Uio f '.K md . ; .a nit . iy ,

B i l f i l l N S r * e t h e s v * n , ' . | rn ' i t i i r Bean' to lb*

*.'~i roHTKnxn: - *»>'- J\ |C<-M.

a.V-. f i e r B o t t l e .

botlle

Pr le . oi e 11 l.i i

' S M M I S M . Sw-wsL

l . f .Si l" -t •• H

I..!S BHL HRLGKBA* HI •al—l'l* lr»4* l-» w« wlMT*

» _a •• ar»

t H : E

City Boot and Shoo Store H a v e for the Past Thirty Days made a

n In their stock of I n d i e s and Gents

NE BOOTS AND SHOES To make room lor their FALL AND WINTER GOODS, and In order to Hccom-pllbh their object will MAKE A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES und will con-tinue ibeir great

Reduced Price Sale Until October 1st. They will also

During the Four D a y s of the Lowell Fair, Sept. 23, 24, 25 and 26, Make a Special

Sale of 100 Pairs of Gray Bros. Ladies Fine Shoes, At the Following Ixiw Prices:

S3.00 Ladies Fine Pebble Goat Shoe f-l.oo " K i d S h o e 54.50 " H a n d Sewed and H a n d Turned Shoes J5.00 " " " " " "

Also A

f j . o o Man's Grain Congress Shoe, Rindge \ ' B e r l s t h make J3 'S 0 " f i . J S Boys Gra in Shoes and Boots, " " 52.50 Boys Calf Show, Rindge & l ie r t sd i make ?3 0 0 " " " " "

*•75

35° 3-75

. . | i . » s

. . 1 . 5 0

. . . 1 .75 . . 2 . 0 0

. . . 2.2s

M r W h i t e is a lways on h a n d to do all k inds of repai r ing .

. H O G - I L E ,

First Door W e s t of Althen's Clothing Store.

Do You Want Boots or Shoes ? V o u can g e t them at

A Man W h o At* I r o a ,

In The Itrilish Magazir- for 174® there ia an •ccouiil of lleevoa Williams, a nullre of Cardigan, calling himself "the Man Os Irich." He perfor.ned vartuus gnslrouomlc feau before the pubUc, who paid sixpence oach to witness the edifying spectacle He

| first swa1 lowed four piece, uf Iron, each an ! Inch aod a quarter long and ihree-quarters j of au Inch thick. Then he swallowed, by I way of di-saert aud with apparent relish. ! •tones, coach nails, halfpence and o-^.r j trifles

T h e nieh Lake of T r l u l d a d .

Near Tar Point, or Point la Brnye, aa ll Is called by Ihe Inhabitants on account of

i Its characteristic feature, iu the island of < ' Trinidad, is a late which at first view aje 1

pears to lie u body of placid water, bul which ou nearer approach i* found to be

I au ex tensive plain of mineral pitch, wjtji |

The Old Reliable BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

W h e r e you will a lways find the

Largest and Best Stock in T o w n Compr i s ing e v e r y t h i n g in the line of footwear .

A. J. HOWK & SON, Successors to Howk & Bostwick.

Bank Block, Lowel l , Mich .

L O W E L L J O U R N A L ; W K D N I F E J D A Y . S E P T E M B K R 1 7 . I 8 « 0 .

A Making POWDER A b s o l u t e l y P u r o .

A c m m of urlnt t.«klnr powilrr 11 .'hm

of All tn lisrn-tilnit • i n - i i K l h . - f . .S O m * ' " i m t

Ktporl. Aug. IT. 1W8.

USE DR. CRAIG'S O R I G M S T A L

KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE Crown Plasters an<l Pills.

Th*r l l " o"'. ' ' KMnr^lr* in i m fo r u Kh Hnirlii" l . l v r r Com-

pla int nnd Ur lok iv AffrrtloB*. Only th 'm- | . r r [uin'd In flu- iihy miu i «iv i b r o n d n o l anil Uir onl ) Kl ' lnry >ii4 U v e l Cure tli»> will r r»iun- you to l i ral lh

ALL LAlilCM I've

G . B . R . A .

T H E C R A I G M E D I C l N i ; CO. ,

I>AS«IAC. S. J . iCC z e e n e x:cz.T.s.xt.

Sold by Yeiter & Look and Clark & Winegar.

O A L L A X ' S #

P mi K E E S L g.-sars &

P A T T M T E D

[

H i r a r r o n l n l n I h r l.- uvi-oor

K r ^ d l i • o i ll> - H l i i r T r o r .

Vm- them for n pi' u* int "ni'ikft and rtjMwiv fl:''' for MfLVtMZt. ILUTE tnO CHHOHIC CtrARHH. CLEHCWEH S

soie r u m T. HM FEven. ASTHMA AND

iLL BROHCHiAL DISEtSCS; thf\ a r e f r - ' c

l >m •dulusration. us no M iq if uw-d in Ui'flr mimiif-ciuiv buv t.ic SCST OF TOBACCO a u d FRESH HUE H.EOLES

MAKlTFACTtmirn BT

PIKE NEEDLE C!6fiR CO. F R E E H O L D . N . J .

HUMPHREYS' Un. llvarumfHnan •* tn-artmilAeallj wt

. j t . f . i l l ; |4Tpar«d |>m.-Tli'<lun>; Uf d r..i •, . t r • •«n I. s>nT>Ui|««rtli'rwliiiMinTHi.aii'l( ,,rrr i' ir'y yrmn UV«1 hy U* |»-,|iW » « ; ilm-l Ste-

n.-1« « • p r c u l rorr lor ihr "1 !»**•. li»iui"', ri^sr SprrlBn curr «IU.i.1.1 ilnj 'i.U' tir*

l u o r r-dU'-ln* mi- •j .u-in, •nil u . In f«, a u j ' I n r d l l w a u r r r d s a r r m r d l r i i o f l f a r W • r i d .

mi ornunarxL»u«. cmut i>Trr«,Con*f»UoB. InflunmalM

• \ •rat*. Wonn f. >Tr. Wurm <'<illl I'rrlnf Collr.iTl^rUilntnr Inrr lllnrrlirn. "f ''MldrraiT Adulu Ipltrmirrr, Ortjili*. hlll if cMIe f'faulcm Morbus. I'omlllnf ^ ' a u r b * . Cold. lir-'urhltU.. irarulitlft. To"tn*riic.FacnirlM' I— frudu' lira. Kl'-l IldUUnni. \cr'liii

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I f h a i i epn ln , llllloii. Miiiiim Ii Hrrledr .5

I W b I I m . too ProfuM Crr. «l». . i i I C r o n u . ' - 'iLiti. Iiimrull l l r a t h l u . 2 l " « l l U f c r n m . 1 n i i r t k ju . ' l • l lbrnnui lc I V i u . . . .'2

S P E C I F I C S l ' r * « ' r . u a A v u r . (.'milt. ' l i r a . Wind or lil""dliiK . ) |>llll>Blairi "r f " * , ot \\r>V n>. ' • l a r r b . l u n u ' - i ; u . ( ..i.| imb . i lcu: ..1 VhuoplnK t'ouiih, VloU-ul < • iiihv WWWt. Owwigd IMfttaf , M »r hlwitargrm Imwin*! I - .rlB» ..II r r a f a l n . EnUrcrd UhudLFv .llinji .31

I IN-Wlily l"h«»l'alV,> ud .Vn r j hr. r.flfUi. ..1

ffrmxi JUdinit ..1

• S S S K ' r l j l l l l j Iwnlnal W»ak

—J-or In^ "luuuur I'lmiarnw 1.00

irlaur^Vr'aL n r* . Wrltln* BM ',30 '•InTuI Prrloda. will, X | imui . 2 5 llaraaraof iLr llrart.l'alnlliiK'til.OP :piiri>«r. sp«»ni.mTvitor l»i.or i.uii Mphibrrln. I lrrr»t»<l t>-»rTbr. j i . a 6 'bronlr ('ancratlanaa I'Turiliu* .50

Orii? l l a n i | i l i r r r >

41VA1- (IM pi;ir-«) . . ' d d . Bi t"

M r d l r l u r f o . : vPuli

»V V i t H :tVk7> V" \ OA Y.-RY.Ts

M i tn*. BJ M • •

C A T A R R H C O L O N S

M HAYFLVER

H E A D TRY the Cure

ELY'S CREAM BALM Cleanses the Nasal Passages. Al-

lays Inf lamatiun, Heals the S o n s , Restores the Senses of Tas te . Smell and Hear ing .

\ p a r t l i - l * U ai>|i|ir<l I n t o rnt-l i ii- a i r l l a n d l> MKi-TMbli'. I ' m •'TiUi'. u l I>rii|:i. 'UI> o r hy in till. KI.V UUUTIIEIIM. M U a m - r ht.. Sew York.

If Ysu Have C O M U M P T I O N I COUGH OR COLO

B R O N C H m s Throat Mcoirn

SCROFULA I Wactisg of Fls^i Or mmf irtMf O— Throat and Iathqi

•r* Xmftamtd, Imrk af Btrrnglh or Kmt rewr, |mh MM W rtllmid mnd Cur*d by

S C O T T ' S EMULSION P U R E C O D L T V E R O I L

W i t h H y p s p h o s p h l t e s .

PALATABLE AS MILK. Alhftr A"»ir'» Kmu'tUn. and let no ra>-

plmaftoit «r •a(lrilail*N (ndurt you to T ' » •uUflfxIr.

Sold by all Drugg!*'*.

S C O T T A B O W H E . C h e m I b t e , N . Y .

I N E I G H B O R H O O D N O T E S .

HT CorrttpondmU trill pirate nai l their oommtimVaHont «o they trill reach | this office not later than Tiifxday morn-ing.

W r u l L o w r l l L i n k * .

A 0{ pound toy |>ut in hii appearance at the residence of John Court on Sept. 13lh, which WAA mode very welcome.

Henry Graham's wife has been very sick, not expected to live.

Mrs Will Winks has t w n very sick' but is somewhat belter at this writing.

Ellie May McConnell in on the sick lint ntcam we understand.

V c n r e n n e i V U l i o r .

Mr and Mrs Geo. Millfr. of (Jrand Rnpids, has been visiting Mr and Mr* Wm Misner. Mrs Miller is a neice of Mr Misner's.

O. W. Crosby was in (!d. Rapids one day last week.

Mr and Mrs Clark Dev-ndorf, of I » w . ell, Sundayed at Dell Krum'a.

Mrs Wm Krum is in very poor health and lias been ever since she had the grippe, last winter. Heart difficulty t* the troitble now.

T h a t'onr C o r n o r a .

There was a rather heavy fmut the nltlit ..f the I3lh.

Tliere are qoitt a Rood many, in this vicinity, wha contemplate atiending the Ionia Fair.

11. White, of Hantnac. is visitmK his mother, Mrs H. Gordon, of Ihm place.

Orant Warner has a>*epted a p<>»iiion in the sleigh factory* at Gd. Rapi-lH.

Mrs H. Gordon. Olive Warner a n j Hazel Henries ai* oo the sick list.

Miss Jennie Chaiterdon and Miss Bertha Brown attended the tmrnrire party a t Mr 01>erly's, last Friday night. They report a large or iwd and a good t i m e . PETER.

Ada Itcma.

Mr E. Chasu and wife, Mrs Mitchell and daughter and Mrs Chase, from Lowell, spent Sunday at James Bristol's.

Miss Evans, from Orand Rapids, has qiiitu a large class of elecutlon hare and is well liked by her pupils.

John Watson started for Uutton last Saturday, where he will remain lor some time, teaching school.

Mrs Dan Myres has lieen quite III for the past few dtys.

Tim P. of 1. will have a picnic at John Withey's grove, Thursday. Sept. Itkh,

The Christian Endeavor Society gave an entertainment at C. O Tinkham's last Friday evening.

Mr and Mrs Stedman are visiting Mrs Beat.

Our Piano is creating considerable in-quiry. come up and find out about it.

M o w l . a k r K l p p l o a .

Mrs Piyton Church, of Muskegon, is visiting her brother. S P. Curtlss.

Mr Henry Hilgartner is quite ill.

Mr and Mr* Earl Curtiss rvturned from tbe Slate fair, last Friday night. Mrs Curtiss hits lieen sick a-ls-d ever since she got home. Earl's mare 'Sady'' has trotted at Greenville and Lansing, and hat made a very gooil record.

Mrs Larson, an aged lady, who lived in Mr Wink's tenant house, died, last Thursday, and uns bnrivd .'Saturday, Allhough very deal and a stringer In a •trange land, she died happy in the consolations of tbo religion ol her bible.

Great improt ement is being made on the Section line road, running South from Mopes' Corners to the railroad. A coupiderable amount of grading is being done on nearly all of those ••terrible hills".

W. Johnson is harvesting his cntn-berry crop. The yield is light, but he bus picked 25 bushels and thinks then-will lie as many more,

A light frost, Sunday morning. No damage no far as heard from.

Miss Allie Milliman, of Palmvra, N. Y., is visiting al her mother's.

Why buy ready made {tanIs thai don't fit, when you can gel Pauls to measure for l-'l, at Smith's.

l i o w u a O u t r e .

School oommenoed Monday morning with Miss Estelh McDiarmid as teacher.

Miss Mary McGlnnis returned to Gd. Itapids, last Saturday, to finish learning thedressniaklng trade.

Miss (iusta Aldrich unUrtamed Miss Dell Barrett, of Lowell, last week.

The dance at 8. Cuddihy's last Friday-eve., was a decidi-d suooeM, There was a goodly numlier praaent and all enjoyed a-very pleasant time. An elegant sup-per was furnitbrd, also a pock of cards and a pedro table, which enabh-d thoae who did nol desire to dance Ui amuse themselvea with tbe cards.

Milt. Btreeter and wife accoin|«uied by Miss Gustn Aldrich will mart for Battle Greek, Wednesday, to visit frienda and relatives. They will remain about two weeks.

Warren MclJiamnd U-gim his wintvr term of school lu ihe Stone Districi Monday morning.

Lant Salsbury, uf (id. iiapids, sjiem the Sabbath al liouie

Geo. Mark ley's sister, of Battle Creek, •pent the past week witli him.

Jim Johnson and best girl, of Irving, spent the best day in the week * itb ibe former's sistar, Mrs D. H. McVean

O. L. Vandeillp visited in this vicinity last Sunday.

The boys Irom around this place and Lognn picked up all the old tin |>aiis cowbells, dinner horns, etc., that they could find, last Monday night, and made their presence known by making as inoch noise as thry we e capable of making with the apparatus which they

| bad secured, which w w no MIIUII uni'mnt. It was don»* to remind Will

j and Gladys that they bad not forgotten i ihey bad returned froin their wedding j l o u r . TRIXY.

• u i u l h I t o a t o u .

The season of Ihe year for Fairs has arrived and we judge everybody known

' il, by the number who ulUtided ihe 1 Sidle Fair.

A light frost Salurday ni^ht.

A nice young dish washer oppliid fin-employment at Ihe home of Mr and Mrs Itert Carr, last week, and judging from what we learned of Bert in the 2 years h« worked for us, we thinn she wax sue oescfuL

The writing school at the Hall will be held on Tuead-r ind Thursday erei.

Mrs Simoon Bunt and har daughter-in-law. of Gd. Rapids are visiting rela-tives In this locality.

Rev, J , W, Arney remains on the Saranac charge another year.

Mrs Jas. A. Aldrich it visiting her sister, Mrs Almeron Aldrich, of Mus-kegon (an instance where sisters marry pervons of Ihe same name but not re-lated), She expected Mrs J, Ware lo accompany her.

Let's all go Ihe Lowell Fair,

We think that Mr P. D, Sneathen and daughter Luella, Mr and T, H, Parsons went north, on Tuesday, to visit Fred Sneathen,

A good hard shower of rain in the North Bell District, on Monday a. m, and but liltle in the South Bell we are told,

A reunion of the "Isl Mich. Infantry will be held al Od, Rapids, Oct, 8ih,

We hear that E. E, Church has a Ismanzs in the chape ol an appple crop.

$I.nO buys a pair of Fine Dongola shoes at A, J . Howk A Son's,

r w p o n .

Mr*. Win. C. Hay ward, formerly a resident of Bowne. died at Ihe home of her daughter in Wayland. Friday Aug, 2yth, afler a long and painful illness. Her husliand died one year ago last March and since Ihat lime she haa resided w UP her daughter, Mrs O. B Chambers of Wayland.

Several from this place attended the horse race in Lowell Saturday and wera loo late for the train in the evening They chartered a hand car and arrived home about g o'clock p.m.

Willie •Miller, in company with several other boys, wat riding on a hand car Sunday and while going down grade Willie was thrown off and one of the wheels passed over his limbs inflicting quite a flesh wound but fortunatelv no bones were broken.

We are handling a full line of E. E. Chase's Bakery Goods, A, Fisher & Co,

S a r a n a o .

Born: lo Mr and Mrs George Hardy, Sept. lOth. a son. Weight. 9i pounds

Geo Conner, of Eaiton, cnt one of hi" feet very badly last week and. will l>e crippled some time in consequent .

Business prospects are brighter in S i r anac then they have been for several years. Merchants aie looking for u good fall trade and have pun-baaed stocks accordingly.

Mrs, Alice Jones will go to Chicago next week. She will remain for some w e e k s .

John Walhnglon, of this village, has a citron vine which came from a fugi-tive seed that is hearing 28 fair sired citrons.

Homer Anderson intends to get up the frame of his n-w house and enclose it this season. He will build a very laaty residence.

We arise for an explanation. The Io-nia Standard says in iu account of the democratic county convention that C'ipt Stephen M. Crawford, of Saranac, was made temporary secretary. We have on doubt but Steve is ar. much enlltli-d to the handle as many another man who bear* it with much grace and dignity, bul will the Standard please explain ils iiuthiirity for the cognomen?

A Fisher & Co. carry a full line of E, E Chase's cookies, cakes and bread.

A l t o n A t o m s .

Ira Gardner Is sowing wheat on A. Linn's Farm.

Joseph Lmn is a bustler, or at least one would think so by the amoiint of stone that he has drawn out, prepamtory to building a stone fence along the front ut his farm.

Mrs James Aldnch, of Bowne Center, vi«ited her father and other relaiives and friends here last week.

David Moore and wife, of Oaklield. visiled old-time friends here the fort-pa rt of last week.

There will be Grange meeting at the Hall next Ttu+day evening. Sept. 23d. A good turnout is desired, as there will be business of importance to be trana acted.

Little Mary Coverl, who has lieen very sick, is slowly recovering.

Perry and Bert Camphdl are visiting relatives at Muskegon.

Geo. W, While has returned home afler several momhs en the lakes.

Mrs AddleTobey in visiting ber father, Wm, 11. Brown and ot!iar relatives mar Alton.

Grandina Andrews is spending a few weeks with relatives in and near Lowell.

S. D. Godfrey allended the pmhibltion rally, at Gd. Rapi'l-. last week, and Is now visiting friend- at Ashland.

Mrs Alice Brown, fell, in Irving io jump from a wagon, Saiunluy evening, and hurt her righi a im so thai she has to c any it in a sling.

One day last week Barney McOee di n-cted his hired man to gel an armful of straw from a stuck lo set fire to a pile of weed*. The 8« l i r e r look bis annsfulof weeds lo the slack, sel fire lo them and burned Ihe wboli ..lack

UimtlBO Uattierliiica.

A slight frost Saturday night. The damage is slight.

Mr and Mrs Fleet Ciiapman have re turned to their home In Oakland Co.

Messrs Converse Eddy and Eddie Brooks started for a visit with Petoskey friends. Sepl. 16th.

Mm L. E. Coo ley hss reiurned u» her home, near Chicago, with happy mem-ories of h»*r visit bore.

H L^ssiter has purchased a Jersey heifer of W, Philips, of Pn rson.

Mr and Mrs Will Hall. George Ashley and Elmer Cook attended tbe Biau- Fair last week. Mrs E. (Vs>k accompsnied her huslnnd as far a-Port land, where she visited relatives.

Henry Green was called eight miles beyond Big Rapids, to doctor a sick horse, last week. Recovery pr Uy cer-tain

Mrs George Ashlev took the fine gun, offered by Mr Sprague, ai Ihe Oreenville Fsir, for the bent pair of turkeys. The b lys look on longingly.

/VII 'he sick, including Mrs L M ra r l . are improving. Imt Urandma

• My roe is still very weak

' Bishop Richter. of Od. Rnpids. with an asaislant pries' and Rev Father f rmnley , confirmed eighteen girls and

| thirty boys, at the Orattan Catholic , church, Sunday.

NMiemiah Smith and hia grandsons are having a happy visit with Van Buren Co. nlat lyes.

Our aged friend, J . B. Hall, and daughter Nellie, will pass several weeks Visiting friends in N, Y. state.

No lady attending the social held with Mrs II. D. Pond, St pi, 12ih, could be jiersuaded to accept the office of presi-dent of the society. The following elec-, lions were m-.de: vice pros,, Mrs A. H. i Lawrence; secretary and treasurer, Mrs 1 Bert Lessiter, Committee — Literary:' Mrs L E. BVooks, Mrs Geo. Ashley, Re-freshments: Mrs Henry Green, Mrs Wm Lcssiter. Music: Mrs Lon Smith, Mrs Wheeler Pond, Receipta, |1.»3,

H. Leesiter and George Smith were well satisfied with their premiums at Cedar Springs, "Maud" and her cou-in, Mrs L. K. Alger, of Greenville, took oc-casion while attending the fair to visit their dear long-known friend, Mrs Anna Ford, formerly ol Vergennes. What a delightful reviving of many years and memories, for "Aunt Anna" has reached the delightful age of B3 years, blessed wiib all her facultiea and as spry as ever, Wc attended the fair together and feasted on her chicken pie anil other goodies. The JotTRNAL is a most wel-come visitor it her home—"A weekly letter from friends," as she says. May she be a subscrilier for many years to come and bli-ss us all with her beautiful life, for rare indeed are the labors she is-rfonns at such an age.

Sigel D, Norman has purchssed 21 first class sheep of John Randall. A good investment,

Mrs M. A, Lessiter has a hen that ••stole ber nest," and has just brought oul 21 lively chickens MAI n.

THE LAST OF THE VETERANS,

On* of Ilia Few SorrlTon of Thia Coun-try's twcoixl War with Kn^laod.

Gen. Abraham Dally, In full uniform and with nnmerons medals pinned upon his breast, wns the only veteran of 1812 who turned out to do honor to Washing-ton's Ulthday, and he was a guwt of the Veteran Zouaves. The absence of other* wss so conspicuous as to cause people lo aak, "What has liecome of l lie rest of the company'" The fact Is that death has gathered in Ihe brave defenders of the Union, who rallied around Its standard when ll wns for the second lime threatem-d by England's foes, until there Is only a remnnnt of two or three left.

A few years ago It was the practice of the proprietor* of the Fifth Avenue, the Continenlal. or some of the other hotels, to give tho veterans a dinner on each of the holldnys: but they have boen neglect ed in Ibis particular for a year or two One reason for this neclect is that other than the veferani. took Ihe opportunity lo get a free dinner, having uo claim npon the goneroalty of the giver of tbe feast other than that they were acquainted with some of the veterans. Hence this way of rememliering the old heroes five or six times a year with a feast ultimately be-came vexaiioun, and the Inlands and oth-ers could not lie blann-d for disccutinulng theenstom. The reunions of tha "Veter-ans of 1812" hsve each year fallen off In attendance, however, nnd it is doubtful If there will ever lie another.

Gen. Dally hits seemed to surpass all of the others in physical strenijth as well as lo length of life. He is iu bis ninety-fourth year and more hale nnd hearty than most men al TO. lie was born In this city, but for more than forty yean haa lived In the eastern districi of Brooklyn. He Inherits longevity, his falher living until he was ifi yean old. (Jen. Daily's wife, who waa Aon Norman, came from a similar lineage of sturdy and prolific stock.

She lived for sixty-Qve years after her marriage, and raised a family of fifteen children. AlthouKh only five of tbe chil-dren are uow living, the old veteran has more than fifty (iescendants still In the fieah, and be la a great-great-KTandfulher. Biseldeatsoo Is about 73 years old. The title of the old veteran Is not, as many have supposed, one which he earned when in the war of 1818, but It is a conipliment' ary title, aod came to him by election to tbe command of the battalion of veterans npon the denlh of Oen. Raymond, a few yearn ago

Gen. Daily's father was a well to do ship chandler In this city, and for muny years the son worki-d for him. Bul after the war the aon held various positions un der tbe government. Al one time nl~i<ii-u. Dally bail a grocery at Hester street and tbe Bowery, at tbe time when Grand i-trrct was only a little more than a country rood. His Inst buslneMi was rnnnlng a iri 'numnl In Williamsburg, more than twenty years ago. He is not by any menus tn indeisMid ent circuuiHtauces. bia only support com-ing from bis goverument |ien*ion of 18 a month and some aaaiatnnre from Ibe vet erans of the Mexican and the civil wars — New York Tribune.

riaylnc Cards of Human Kklu. Capt. E W Kingsbury, of this city, I*

at home for a sbuit slay frnni ibe San Car Ioa Indian reservation. Where he In n piMt trader. The San Carlos rem rvalion Is a valley 100 miles square, situated HI tbe Junction of the San Carlos and Ulla rivers to Arizona. About li.onu Indiaun nre cared for by tbe governmt-ni on this reservation As soon as poor Lo eels bia hnnds oo a week's provisions or extra blnnket be alia dowo ou tbe ground nnd p iwe 'U in gam ble ibem away

"By the wny." aaid Capi Klugsbury, "did you ever ae.- theli playing cardst" and with thr remark be huniied out a deck which he said hnd lieen miide In Indiana Tbe faces snd a|iuls were copied after Ibe Mexican monte plaung cnrtla, and were put ou with some bright durable paint. They Iisiked na If made of mica or posai bly tbio bone, but Capt. Kingsbury being asked as to tbe maU-riul said, "Well, yon know an tndlau maki-n everything dura-ble, and you know what a varied u»e lie maao* of raw bide."

The llau-ner, who had lieen grnn-fully shuffling the cards, suddenly held them between a linger and ihunib

"Now, you s<-e," comluued Capt. Kings bury, "borse hide or beef hide would be loo thick, nod il Is reported that such things are inaoufactun-d from tbe exterior covering of prisoner*—In other ^orda, tanned white meu's skin." - Knnsas City Times

(irronwlcfa Mean Tlma. Il would hardly be fair to expect the

police conatidile Ui be well Up lu tbe ele-menu of astronomy, coiislderiugthe many other high qualities that modern civiliza-tion and rascality demand of tbe active and Intelligent ofllcer, but a liltle Inarnlng would have prevented 17 K Ivlug such amusing evidence al the Thames police court ynsterduy. The lundlord of the Wa termeo'a Arms wa* summoned for keeping his house opeu after 12, aud tbe evidence ahowed that there had lieen a rush of ex curslonlsts Just at midnight, and the de fendanl did his beat Ui gel them oul at onoa But there was a dispute as to the hour, and Iheoflicer's time wns queatiuned.

He declared that he went by Greenwich time, aud oa that is the standard nol only in l bese islands but for four-lif lbs uf all the ships on the high seas there could Ik none better. When, however, asked wlial be meant by It he said, amid the lauabler of •becourt, "Tbv time by tbe e b e f b cl'-clts In Greenwich." So completely dues ec cltMlaaticnl o'ertop civil and sclenlifir au-thority the obaervalory was "not In it" with the church The caae was thereupon dismissed Meanwhile 17 K may console himself wtlh the reOectlon Ihat a good many people. If subjected to an examina-tion aa lo what is meant by "Greenwich mean time," would not lie greatly wiser than blmaetf.—London Telegraph.

The dlmactrrlu years are the seventh and ninth, wltb their multiples by the odd num lien up to V. It waa btlieved that thoj were critical periods tn life, bringing great ckanges nod great dangers; and 03, made npof both T and 0, waa called Ihe grand climacteric, as being Ihe moat critical.

H E A R T S E A S E ,

In slinpie words f h a t «ubUl» power : l leartaasse. what Is l i t and oh where

To find the sweet aud myt t lo flower! Ask t h e m who oa the i r b o s o a u was r

The costly hlo"aomi of an hoar , Flowers wi lhe ra l by tho hea r t ' s dr*|silr .

Il Is not there, ll b Bot there. With Milled sigh* Ihey ssy It Is not there.

On festal lioanl, la b n n i y ' s bower. Amongst e t o t l c s rich a a d rare,

o r death 's pale hhdas tbe bridal dower, On al tar h i t h , o r palace stair ,

l a flcld o r KSrdea a f l e r shower. In wild wood s a d t h e violet 's lair

Look f o r l h s flower. Il Is not thera , W n h tears men say, ll Is Bot t h e r a

Oh. whereshsD I Itt Woosom And? What earthly soil and d i n e may hear

Thai flower of hea ren , peace of raindt In heaven Itself, hi p u r e r air .

With lirhthter sky aad so f t e r wind. And M l u n p l o w r j by h u m a n care,

ll RTOWS -and lo m y bosom hare I U i - tv* IU leave* fo r hnanaeaae the re :

—PHlsturs Bulletin

MY VENGEANCE.

It came at last We wero in tho libra-TV, I seated before tbe grate, gazing vacantly into the fire; he in on annchalr cloee by, and ahe at thi piano.

Three months before I had met Harry Vane in the out-of-the-way conntry vil-lage where chance had thrown us both, I waa no child; twenty-three mm mere and winters had passed over my head and left me a wearied, unsatisfied wom-an, with nnmerons acquaintances but few friends, much wealth but no happl-ueea, many lovers but no one to love.

Harry Vane was seven years my sen-ior—on educated, traveled, polished man of the world in its best soii-se. We were much together. Onr tartes were similar, though on many, perhaps most, polnti onr opinions were diametrically oppo-site.

1 first admired, then loved him. Two months of unalloyed happiness

went by. I loved him with an intensity at which I myself almost shuddered, and he, perhaps beeanse ho had nothing elso to do, loved me. How did I know that he loved me? 1 never could explain. You might sneer at the foundation on which my belief rested, and possibly yon would bo right.

Then Louise Damorton, ha t ing wear-ied of Saratoga and Newport, nnd hav-ing by some chance discovered my hid-ing place, came too.

She was very beautiful. Even I, who had known ber from childhood, and knew how false was her heart and bow utterly worthless her character, was obliged to admit that a more peerlessly beautiful woman 1 had never seen.

Before three days had passed I felt that I was losing the only hnman being for whom 1 had ever cared, and ere a week was gone I knew that for the time at leart I had lost him. Her beautiful face, ber tasteful dress and her innocent, childish manner had completely en-thralled tho man for whom I wonld have periled my soul.

I said that we wero slopping at an out-of-the-way tillage. The residents them-selves said that it had not grown any in fifty years, and this statement was read-ily believed by the chance visitors, who found that in tbe whole place there waa not a singlo piano. Thia was an unfail-ing source of annoyance to Harry Vane, who was passionately food of music, and who soon learned that Louise was pro-ficient ia the art.

But tho summer passed away, autumn came and our party broke up. The cold winds of December were bowling when we met again. Louise had come to New York to spend a few weeks with tne. We hated each other holly, had always done so, and yet our inlerchange of visits waa frequent. Nor was there any hypocrisy in this; each understood the feelings of tho other thoroughly; "here was not the slightest deception; but each understood that for convenience sake the outwanl appearance of civility must be maintained.

Iliad not seen Harry since summer, but shortly after Louise's arrival he, too, cami- fo New York. The next day he came to dinner and speut the evening. Loniae at his request liad played and sung. She bad demo her best, and done well.

And this brings me to the opening seen. u . s k e t c h . All the time I had been sitting with crossed hands, gazing vacantly into tho fire and thinking with throbbing heart and glowing check that the moment of my triumph was a t hand.

He loved music, and what was her talent to mine? She had not heard me for years, for in my misanthropy 1 had refused to play for any one. and only practiced when entirely alone.

Had she known the t ruth she would never have touched a piano in my preo-ence. But she grew weary of playing ond he, starting from a dreamy trance, arose and set a chair for her by his own.

| "Would you favor ns, MarthaT she I asked, in a half triumphant, half inso-! lent tone. I He gave her an impatient glance; it ' w u provoking to have the charm of her music broken by any ordinary perform-

j once. 1 saw at a glance and undentood it

I perfectly; but without o word I arose and sealed myself at the instrument. 1 sow them exchange smiles: then be threw back his head and ckoed his eyes, as If resigning himself tn what could not be avoided.

Before 1 struck o dozen notes, how-ever, his bead was raised, and in lesa •han five minutes be was at my aide. For an hour or more 1 played, and be, enraptured with tbe strains, never left me.

After that he called almost daily, and with a triumphant swelling of my heart 1 saw how completely Louise had lost her influence and how my own waa re-established. Once n.ore I felt that bo loved me aud this time not because I happened to be the only woman near, but because from a host of comjietitora be had choseu me of lus own good wi l l

Louise KUW that her almost ccrtuin conquetil had become a most humiliating defeat. It cut her to the quick that L ber avowed enemy, should deprive her of tbe lion of the season. She saw her cauoe WHS lost, and to retrieve it resolved on * desperate expedient.

Slie bocanie ill. For several days she wss confined Ui ber room. We thought It only a temporary disorder till the phy-sician gravely Informed me that Miss Damerton's friends ought to lie notified.

I was greuilv startled. My heart mis-gave me fur the jiart 1 had acted toward ber, and thinking she was dying I began to reason bowiniuii better it would have been if I had made no effort to regain Harry Vane's love, 1 thonght how much wiser and stronger I waa than this frail flower; bow much easier It would be for me to go through life alone than this weal- child rs in and trifling a - 1 •n<?w her to be—who had never for a single hour dejiended on herself for pleasure or happinem. In this state of mind I one day asked her if she would like to aee Horry Vane. Tbe flushed cheek and quick glance told how grateful was the question, and made me reproach myself for not mentioning the subject liefora.

He rume of course at my request; my slightest wish liad become his law, bu t his stay wns very brief.

A few days |uinaod and then 1, know-ing the ple-tsure his vMt haii afforded, desired bim to see her again.

He bad acaroely entered the room when 1 waa summ|«ad away aud they

left alone. Procisoly what passed In that strange interview I never knew, but enough 1 gleaned to assure me that Louise made him believe that her illuees and approaching death—she told him •he was dying—wero caused by his in-difference.

Such statements could but make a powerful impression on his highly sensi-tive nature.

He wns bound by no promise to me, ond possibly not knowing tho madneos of my love pledged himself to her.

1 do not think her sickncsa had been entirely feigned. Pride and chagrin had to preyed on her mind as to produce a slight illness, of which she had availed herself to the utmost.

Day hy day she grow stronger. In a little while she was able to leave her room, and soon, the weather becoming milder, to take a short drive,

Harry was her constant companion, I do not believe he loved her, I do not believe it now; but a feeling of chivalry prompted him to devote himself to the woman who, for his sake, had ventured on the doubtful borders of thejfrave.

I did not learn all at once. It waa some time before the full conviction dawned on me, and then I hated her. All my fine theories wero blown to the wind. ' I felt a i d knew that tho love for which she pined with the wantonness of a spoiled child was to me life itself.

She left ns. Spring came, and with it o letter from Loniso asking mo to come to her homo and lie her brides-maid. She was to be munied early in May.

I went, of course, I fonnd Louise Just as I had expected to find her—proud of her conquest, and yet half dreading the man who, in the intercourse of married life, would soon fathom her worthless hear t

W e rode out one bright, sunny morn-ing to enjoy the pure air and visit tho cataract, which tho recent rains had swollen to a miniature Niagara.

My bright morning bad a fearful end-ing.

After half an hour's rapid riding we reined our horses in oo the edge of o steep bank overlooking a beautiful rivu-l e t The scene below was delightful Tho sparkling water, the white pebblea, the green moss and sweet violets made a picture never to be forgotten.

" W e must have some of those flowers as souvenirs of onr ride," Harry re-marked, as he directed his horse down the declivity.

He had reached the margin of the brook, dismounted, and was about to gather the violbts, when a loud shriek from Louise caused both him and nve to turn our eyes toward her.

From some cause her home had be-come restive and she not being able to

THE ELECTRIC LIGHT u ill w uhout doubt niske n great nnprovemenl in our nlUge.

There nre

' OTHER KINDS OF LIGHT llmi will pov Ih i«e in want of footwear lietler.

WE FURNISH LIGHT In the shajs of information where to buy your fall stood of Bouis, Shoes

and Hubber Goods We

L I G H T E N YOUR UNDERSTANDING to ibe fact that the stock of goods we are receiving dally are among

the best that have ever been brought to town,

Anotlier Point Ibe Cue Light OD is Onr Prices Are Ligtit A N D I F VOL'R P U R S E IS L I G H T

give us your trade ono you will lie pleased to see how well you can suit yourself and nol feel ihat life is a lailnre. Our stock wns txiught before the advance in Boot* and Slu-es snd we are able to sell at the lowest prices. Yours for good quslliy sr.d living price*.

R O B R R T S O N & S O N • We «ell Ibe W L, Douglsss 13 00 Shoe.

A . R. H E N D R 1 X ,

PLUMBER LOWELL.

Steam S l b t Water Heaters Steam Fitting and Pump Repai r ing ,

IRTIFICUL STONE WILKS. FUGGING, ETC Any persons InlestdlBC t o Uy walks, curbc tunea , o r a n y .

thin* of t ha t sort , will flndit lo the i r l a t e res t t o get m y prtcea

UTAH work ul Lowest Living Rates, and Sat-isfaclion giiarantood 118

Geo. 0 . Herriek & Co., Pianos, Organs

and Musical Merchardise, 1 3 F O U N T A I N S T . F

ir^The^^ ^ , t a ^ gartman gall §lock. - §rand §apids, gich. The animal dashed along like tho I

wind, and, although having a surer , horse and being a better rider, I waa ' obliged to use every exertion in order to overtake her.

At first my only anxiety waa lest she } should fall from the saddle, but soon the i appalling so and of the cataract met my ' ears, while at the same instant a wild 1

cry from Louise assurrod me that she. too, was aware of her danger.

I urged my horse forward. I wss at ; her side; to save her now required ecaroe- | ly an exertion, when, like a flash of I P Q T p v lightning, the Prince of Darkness whia- ; 1 - ^ 1 *- • t pered in my ear, "If she dice there ia 1

none between you and Harry Vane's 1 love." With a sodden jerk I reined in my horse, and Louise dashed on.

A new sound greeted mo. I turned I and saw Harry Vane tearing madly 1 along tho road. He passed me. aod as j his eye met mine I saw that be had wit- ' neesed and understood my murderous acl.

Never shall 1 forget that scene, j Loniae swaying wildly in her saddle on the mad animal, duh ing frantically on | to destructioii. Harry Vane, badly mounted, yet by almost snperhiuaan ex- I ertion gaining on her, and I gared spell- ; bound after both.

Scarcely uo instant had jiassed when | the enormity of my crime sent a shudder [ through my frame.

" I am better mounted than either and ; can save her yet," I muttered, aa 1 urged i my horse forward.

I passed Harry, reached once more the j side of Louise aud had my arm ex- | tended to save ber, when suddenly my i horse stumbled, slipped and fell head-long to the earth. 1 started to my feet, ; saw Vane go by, grasp wildly ot i Loniae aire tidy on the edge of the chasm, ' saw hi* horse stumble aud all go over | the brink into the fearful abyss below. —Hazel Brown in Atlanta (Vmstitution.

The Leading Musical House orWeslera Michigan, STEIN WAY & SONS.

HAINES BROS., HALLET & DAVIS.

AND EVERETT PIANOS.

STORY & CLARK. AND WILCOX & W H I T E ORGANS STATE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED

KRAKAUER PIANOS. One of the Finest liuan Most Durdble Pianos on the Market

13 Fountain St. - Grand Rapids, Mien.

SHERMAN, T H B L J B . W B . L A B R ,

Loaded for Bea r ! Not much time to talk, bul loin to sell goods.

- A N O G O O D S T h e "p rope r th ing ," this year, is O L D S I L V E R , which we have in a

great var ie ty of styles, also Novelties in Oxydized Goods, F la t Ware in A full line of fresh cookien. cakes und Old Silver, Etched, Pearl Handled Tab le and Tea Knives, Fruit Knives,

bread al A, F M i e r * Co's, j Nut Picks, Sterling Silver Pieces, Plates, Spoons and Forks Gold Fil led, Hunt ing Case, Stem Wind Watches, 20 and U p ; Gold Filled Open Face!

1 Stem Wind Watches, 515 and Up, My farm containing 173 «>•!«*; tbe D,

L & Gd. R, Ry. runs through ll, taking ! up 12 acres, leaving 160 acres S bousen, | good barn, orchard and 2 good sugur i bushes. 100 acres under cultivation, | Suitable for two farms. For further pur- j tieuluni address Mistes Livingston, l / iw-ell. Mich.

F n r ^ a l o -Kevru l choice farnis Io-i r u i O f i i e . r i t w l K(S . l t , .

nea. Bowne und Boston. Abw several I bouses and Iota in the Tillage of Lowell, j Can sun all olaases of cust'imers For I further latriii'Klars inquire ai tbe office j ol fi. F. HICKS. 8tf over Weal A 1 !n*s drug store I

Rlckerl's Ice Cream is Ihe besl

PILES! FILES! PILES!

Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is the only sure cure lor Blind. Bleeding or Iiching Piles ever discovered, never fails lo cure old chronic caae lung suinding.

Judge Co-ma, Maysville. Kv.. says; | "Dr. Willlnni's Iinlnin Pile Glnliueiit I cured me after years o suffering " | Judge Colllnliury, Cleveland, O .savs: I " I have found by experience that Dr. I William's Indian Pile OiRinieni gives

iinmediHte and fiernianeiil relief." j We have hundreds ol such testimo-' nials Do noi sulfur an instaui longer,

sold by alt druggisu al .Vl.- and ( I |«er hex, (S8yl|

THE MOTHERS FRIEND"

Not only shortens labor and leieu'iih pain aiiending il. but greutly diminishes the danger lo life of bolh mother and cliib! if used u few inunihs belorecontlne-menl. Write lo Tbe Brndfield Regulnlor Co , Atlanta, Ga.. for further imrticulars. Sold by Yeiter & Look.

nix*. IMLEB. PILES, L o u s e ' s R E H CUIVKK P I L E REMEDY, IS

a posiiive specifi; for all forms of the disease. Blind. Bleeding, Itching. Dicer-oted and Protruding Piles, --Price 50c. Eold by all duggisis

HAPPY HOOSIERS. Wm, Tiiumont, Postmaster of Ida-

ville. Ind,, wnles: "Electric Bitters has done more for mr lhan all other medicines combined, for that bid feel-ing arising from kidney nnd liver troub ie." John Leslie, farmer and stoek-man nf Ibe same place, says: "Find Electric Bil lan tbe best medicine for Liver and kidneys, ramie me feel like a new man." J . W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same town says: "Bleotnc Bitters is just tho thing for a man who is all run down nnd don't care whether he lives or dies;" he found new strength good appetite and fell jusl as though he had a new lease on life. Onl- 50c. a bottle, al Hum ft Hunter's Dibg Store.

And Anything Else in the Line of Fiae Jewelry.

S H E R M A N , T h e J e w e l e r .

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