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Bulls and Bears.

ANY etatc which owes large debt and i
not prepared io Ply, or has trouble il pay
tpg tie interest upon that debt, will a!mos
surely become the victim Of tie schemes q:
,peculatol3 II stocks. Last year it was We.
known that there Has present in this city j
hycc herd Of "tull>, $" who were Industrious
" engaged in cilvatils the stock Of the STATE
And now where ne they? People said they
b7ibcd legislators, and the BARNEYs of the
present session have airaiSned their predc'
eessors upon the charge OF receiving none!
irom the "bulls to vote 70" the funding act.
Bribery or no bribery--of which we know
noth!ng-ccrtainly the bulls wee plenty last
year. Now they have not put n their ap'
pcarncc andus, upon the question u stocks
one or the other Of these classes IS Always OF!
hand, we must infer that the bears are anNu'
Fortunately for them there Gre SO many leg1s
latels who got their places by denouncins
the funding act and promising to destroy il
that they are not called upon to make an.
effort to "bear" down Eirginia's crcdI,
The Legislature voluntarily does that fast
enough for them.
But after the bears" have been gratifet
by the acts Of the peoples representatives,
what next? The "bulls" come back again
AS "bears" they will have bought stock, ano
tass Stock must be lifted UP by the horns Of
the "bulls," into which the "bears" will t,
metamorphosed. Do the taxpayers thinh
these adroit manipulators Of States and stock:
will fail in an attempt to carry out their plan
ard sell their stocks ut large advance
Wait and you will see. bribery" is not /
"played out" agent to secure the services O
men. If 1t has been used III the Virgini;
Legislature it can be used again; and if it hi,
never been used, 1t may be successfully cnl
ployed, nevertheless.
The great folly will be for the people to be
come the instruments with which the specu
lators work. They will be ridden up ant
down on q see-saw at the mercy of thu
schemers, and will long continue the victims
ofagitation and perpleXity, pulled and hauled
about by demagogues and 'jobbers."
The true policy is to tx the State credi
permanently by paying promptly the interes
on the State debt. Then the State bonds vii
DO lifted up from the arena Of the bears
and the "bull>," and her representatives vii
be saved from the temptations Ectore which
50 many fall in these times.
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spECrAL NOTICES.
M THOSE SETS OF FURs AT s''
WORT, IS, are going fast-they arc surprisingly

EJ THOSE SETS OF FCRs Al S'
worth IS, are going fsst-they arc surprisingly
cheap; .s
SETS OF EURS for children at $3.50 and 70;
HANDSOME woRsTED HOODS at CSC worth 10 +;
SILK AND WOOL scARFs at 7sc. worth Ell:
HANDSOME WHITE NUBIAs at 81 worth $50;
DIaIITY BANDS, neatly embroidered, as loc'
worth &C.;
EMBROIDERED LINEN EDGINas a. &c, 20, and
ssc. WORT, 40, 80, and ooc.;
THREAD BoBBN EDGIEGs and INsERTINGs
ut al prices;
HAMBURG EDaINGs and INsERTEGs-we can
show over one hundred patterns at astonlsh-
ingly low prices;
LINEN COLLARS ut Ioc., some Ok which arc worm
&c;
LINEN CUFFS, the latcst English stylcs at Is, 80,
and a5c. any OF which arc worth &C.;
HANDSOME LINEN SETS COLLARSend CUFFS
at sc. would lie cheap ut 81;
SPOTTED LACE FOR VElLsat
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street
The largest, best assorted, and cheapest sTOCh o,
DRESS GOODS In this city. jag
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w~ PLAID OPERA FLANN Z L.

H~ PLAID OPERA FLANNEL
twenty different patterlls-at 7sc per yard for the
best goods manufactured;
The best 50 and soc. BLACK ALPACAS In the city !;
COLORED ALPACAs Il. CSC. per yard worth 3sc.;
BLACK CREPE DE PARIS at soc. worth 7sc. per
yard;
Handsome PLAID DRESS GOODS at 20 and scc.
worth IS and doc;
PLUM-COI ORED PoPLIS PoNTELLE at eoc-
worth Sl.25 per yard;
Handsome FRENC H and IRISH PoPLINs,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
And lots of other sEASONABLE DRESS GOODS
at greatly reduced prices.
1t viii pay you to examine our stock.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
USBLEACuED KNITTING COTTON at soc.
per pound; COTTON YARN, I'LL Nos. from to u.
ja2s
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The Great Works.

The deepening OF James iiver-Ihc Iun-
lcl through Church Iliil-the Free Bridge
cross james River-and the Annexation OF
Manchester. These great works Will make
he present year famous in the history OF
Richmond. Il this doesn't make the young
Richmond heart leap for joy we do not know
,yhat WILL
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We beg those having the matter in hand to
ONE on with the annexation Of Manchester.
Everybody wants it. Give lis that and we
shall sweep away the cobWcbs which have
,cen so long hanging with their dust iii the
paths OF advancement.
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Wo have received from Messrs. ELLISON &
Taylor the 10. for February Sd Of Apple
'o,,s' Journal. 1t contains, among other o!ti-
les, Richmond, Historic and Scenic, with
illustrations by HARRY FINN"
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Car contemporary Of the Enquirer: in its
ist sof s2riptural mechanics, omits TuEAL
AIN, the first worker in brass, and prototype
Il The Lp2uIrCr.
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TIE letter OF our Lexington correspondent
living an account Of the anniversary Of the
:. p. Society Of Washington and Lee Uni"
,cr;,r reached us too lutc for publication.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
TUESDAY, january %, 1872.
SENATE.

iUfStl1t pti-Ni-'i. @S'-'
SENATE.
Mr.. Thomas, president pro 'cinpcre, il the
CHAIR. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. DaShlcil.
BILLS REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES.
ser1>te ill to amend and rtGaact the first
section Of the act approved July II, 1870,
entitled an act 10 Incorporate the Potomac
and Manassas Railroad Company.
House bill to incorporate the Page County
Sank.
scnate bill to incorporate the Bank OF
Warren.
House bill to provide Special Court Of Ap-
Deals, and to repeal 50 much of chapter 100
If the Code IS relates to Spaci9l Cour! Of Ap-
neal3 Recommended not to pass).
Senate liiii to amend and reGnact the Sd
ssctIon Of chapter - Of Code rs amended
bv the act of March Is, 1867, in relation to
the time in which appeals may be granted.
plLLs, MEMORIALS, &C., PRESENTED AND
REFERRED.
Ry Mr.. GsErvEa: Bill to extend the time
within whish james Fields, late sheriff Of
Washington county. may collect the taxes
Bv Mir. STEVENS: Iall to protect the citi-
zeps Of this State in the enjoyment Of oil
heir civil rights.
By Nj. ROLLER: Memorial Of John Bow
man. DR.. and other citiZeus Of Rockingham
county. fu relation TO certain church property
in said coIuty.
By Mr.. HSssDoS Bill to prescribe the
jurisdiction OF tic circuit courts of the State.
By Mr.. PENN Bill 10 amend and reentct
The 10Th section If the act entitled an act to
provide for general election, approved May
18th. 1870, SO as to require certificates Of cleo
ton of members Of the General Assembly TO
be forwarded to the cierA's Of the two Houses
thereof
By Mr.. IrERSDoS: Bill TO amend and re-
enact all net entitled all tAt to district the
State for county judges.
BY same: Bill III reference to criminal Ju-
ristliction Of county courts.
TERMS OF CIRCUIT coGRTs.
Senate bill to authorize t!sc circuit courts
o. the State to change their terms, being the
unfinished business of yesterday, was taken
I'D, and the bill was ordered to be engrosscd
and read the third time.
THE SEALS OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
Senate bill to fix the seals Of the Common
wealth was taken up.
Mr.. Patterson offered substitute.
The bill aud substitute were then laid on
the table.
PUNISHMENT BY STRIPES.
The report Of the committee recommend
ing the rejection of Senate bill TO prevent
punishment by stripes was taken up.
The recommendation Of the committee was
supported by MeSsrs. HERSpoH, BoYKIS, PAT
rERSoS, WYNSE, HUNDLEy, and kIRKPATRIoe,
md opposed by Messrs. PRInEaoKE, STEVENS,
SCRTOS. GRAHAM, and GNEESH.
4 motion to lay The bill on the table was
lost.
The bill was then pnt on its eagrossmcnt,
and rejected by the following vote:
AYEs.-Aie.srs, Graham, Greene, Lakeland, Aar-
tin, Norton. Pride.nore, Roller, and Heren5-s
Sogs--Messrs. Anderson Of rittsyvania, Beaz-
ley, Eoykm French, Greerer, Grilnsley, HOLIDAY,
iIciudon HuldIey, Johnson, hirk patrick, Lewis,
Scwlin, Patterson, Penn, Queserbcrr!, TAYLOR OF
l.oG!oun, Taylor OF Norfolk, Tliouias, Ward, and
Wynuc-2l.
Republicans in italics.l
TIE NORFOLK AND SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Senate Il cAalterip. this company was
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MANCHESTER ADVERTISEMENTS.
MILLINERY.


NEILLNERY.--In order to make ,-sBa
WI room for SPRING GOODS. We win s3EssElSS
sell bur present stock OF MILLINERY at.yMSEso
greatly reduced prices. A very large lot Of IN
TRIMMED HATS will be sold cheap-somc as low
Is CSC NJ. WALTON & CO.,
ia ec-eod2w 400 Broad street, corner Fourth.
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Personal.

CAUTION, CAUTION.-This is to give
" notice to aud caution all parties not TO harbor or
trust any of the crew of the British bark TAR
PEIAN, as the master of said bark does not hold
himself responsible for debts contracted by them
ja lS-lw
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MARRIED,

Tn Manchester on the 9th instant, By the Rev. ).
e neans. Nj. 3. 4. NUNNALY to Hiss ROSA a.
MOORE; all Of Manchester.
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Senate bill to amend the charter of the
James River Bridge Company came up Us
unfinished business, the question being upon
MIR. D,NEL's amendment, Which PROVIDES
that no subscription shall be made TO the
bridge except as provided by the 6'th section
of the 5th chapter of the city charter.
The amendment was earnestly opposed by
Mcssrs. GILMAN, LovENsTEIS, and j. l.
BRowS, and again favored by Mr.. DANIEL. II
was then rciected-aycS, %; noes, 81. :.
The bill was then passed with but one ols-
sentiug vote.
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WHOLE NO S1I@,

With them, Of the al OF the human race.
And tell them the syry told to Evs,
That Ye shall not 6.e, and they stin beBeyss
And say, as bid IL sn a hnd coed Night
What Bishop is liats Well, hs neaa is al
right
But IL on each tr-o i s1l passing ihroneo.
This world. meet cnly friends hae you.
And those OF you STAMP, it wo-'d rct ns
wise
To burden myself nth THE queer q asuiso.
Ny rafting hoof and my three prorced sea
Has no terror for gu, not the sliet test seA
and I'm heartily slcorae wheneve- couss
For he's working forme who Is selling run
Then the rumseller grasned hi- hnv3 Win
will,
And asked. What law were yo1 .rvina
kill?
What bill-what laW 2 he hurneciy SAID.
I'm anxious to know what law .hev d,
made
hat is likely to rim my lucrative ,raCe.
say; what can it he? / am eager % NOV
Thereby seemed ocome from an yor thr .,
Ih]y ybore gira, The ro1ea He riqa 90 q.
Then the rumsellee woke with trlible eef aa
And tremblinglv said. "Fm So c.ra II.
dream.
Paw PAW, Apnl "a. 1s12.
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GBAND gIyEG vALL&I DIVISION.
Dram COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
MAIN IINT

DRAIN COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned,
Drain Commissioner for the County OF \ ali
Buren. State Of Michigan. will on the 18th day
of May, A. ID. 1872, Al one O'Clock In the after
noon OF said day, at the house or William Will
sey. in the Township and Village OF Paw Paw,
in said County, meet parties TO contract for
the excavation and construction of q ditch, or
drain, through the following lands towIt: The
northeast quarter OF northeast quarter OF
section 13. owned 10y Judge Dyckman, COM
mencing at the Paw Paw river, from thence
running northerly through the Dycl1man ditch
about 40 rods to widen, deepen aud clean out
the same, thence west ON the north side of the
old Rail Road grade 27 rods, thence west on the
south side OF the Rail Road grade 19 rode,
thence from the old Rail Road grade, running
north through the southeast quarter OF south
east quarter Of section ~. 30 rods to the Dyck-
man pond southeast OF the Union School
House, all in Town 3, range ii west, owned by
Judge Dyckman: And all such parts and sub
divisions or SAID drain az are not then con-
tracted to be constructed by the owner OF the
land. TO which 1T is assigned. his or her agent
or attorney, will then be let at public auction
TO the lowest responsible bidder. Cash will be
paid when the work is completed. The under
signed also gives notice. that on the 30th day OF
April, A. d., 1872 at one O'Clock in the after
noon OF SAID day, at the Dyckman House, Paw
Paw in said Township. he will exhibit maps of
the proposed drain, and description OF the sew
eral parcels OF land by him deemed 10 be bene-
fitted thereby, and the amount and description.
by division and subdivision, OF the proposed
drain, 10y him apportioned to the owner OF each
description of land to construct, and TO each
Township, and will then and there hear rea-
sons. if any offered why such apportionment
should be reviewed aud corrected. One or
more OF the Corporation Board may appear
and act in behalf of the Corporation.
". NJ. PU GSLEY, Dram Commissioner
Dated at Paw Paw, this 10Th day OF April, \.
ID. 1872. sg0t3
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TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND OAK sPOKES
1sIx28{ inches, one bali % inches long, the
balance 26. all to be the best quality o. white
oak clear from sap or worm holes. Also
TWO III UNDRED THOUSAND OAK HUBS
10 inches through By 13 inches long, for which
we will pay casn when delivered. For the
spokes we will pay fifteen dollars perthoussnd.
for the hubs niue dollars per hundred.
". & II. s. ISMON.
April Sd, 1872. sssm3
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NOTICE To HEAR CLAIMS.-Jn p,oha,a
Court, Van Buren, County.
Estate OF JoNAIliA MORPHET. deceased.
Notice IS hereby gwen, that said Prohaaa
court Will receive, examine and adjust an
claims and demands Of creditors against the
Estate OF SAID deceased, and Monday April
hfteenth, 1872, and Monday, May Cub, are
hereby ssigned for hearing said claima and
six months from the cate hereof are a,iowel
creditors an which TO present their claIme
Dated Paw Paw, March 18th. 1872. 9a7ta
Gho. W. LAWTON. Judge OF Probate.
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DECEMBER. 1871.
PAW PAW ksAl1I ROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trans on the Michigan Central Railroad
at Lawton. going east and west
LEAVEPAw PAW.
800 o. N. Kalamazoo Accommodation. west.
1890 a. IN. Mail Train, east.
9:iO p. m. Mail west, and Way Freight east.
S:l5 y. II. Kalamazoo Acc0mCdation, east.
~ Trains return "a Paw Paw on departure oi
Michigan Central Trains from LaWton.
G. .. STEPHEN sap.
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-ft,nntinn SnL,ffcrn !,

ili soldiers who enlisted for three years be-
tween May Sd. 1861, and July 22d, 1S61, and
we're mustered before August 9th, 1861, are by
a recent law entitled to S100 bounty whether
they served two years or not, provided they
were honorably discharged and have received
no bounty. Apply to
o. w. ROWLAND. County Clerk.
Paw Paw, Mich.
Apnl 18th. 1872. s9Ot4
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Farm for SaIe.-Tbe undersgned Of
fers his farm OF 6S acres. situated on the road
south or the Lee School lIouse, ~ miles from
Paw Paw; AZ acres under Improvement, good
bearing orchards Is acres of wheat on ground
conf ortable house and good barn. Terms easy.
". BRADLEY.
Paw Paw, april l3. 1872. s9Om2
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FOR = ALE.
f. Fine Fruit Farm for Six
Thousand Dollars.

S fruit farm o. 60 acres - acres o. which Is
improved and the remaining - acres covered
with NICE timber. with a lvlng stream OF water
running across il. There is an orchard OF
1000 Fruit Trees on the place, 700 of which are
Peach. principally OF the Crawford variety, all
tho other trees are gratis OF the choicest kinds.
can truthtuly say that we are ust as cure OF
a crop OF peaches as they are on tine Lake shore
and claim 100 per cent advantage over them
on sales for the reason that our flult rlpeus
from ten days to two weeks earlier, thereby
giving Us o chance TO supply the markets before
the Lake Shore rush comes on Another ad-
vantage ls that we are on the Michigan Central
II. X. halfway between Detroit and Chicago
and can ship TO either point twice day.
There are 1900 Evergreens on the farm, por-
ton of which will be large enough TO sell this
Fall. A meadow OF 10 acres; wheat on the
ground that looks we'll. The location OF the
farm is beautiful, being but - miles from
Paw Paw, over hard gravel road and at which
point there is good depot TO ship from. The
buildings are all new, having been built but
two years, and we'll painted. 1hs house IL
well finished with all the conveniences inside
and everything 10 make 1t pleasant outside--a
slopiug yard IN front with nice eveTgreens to
make it beautiful. The buildings at a low
figure are worth $1,000. There are 5000 feet OF
lumber mostly pine boards, and 5000 feet %
fencing. There are two acres OF ground in tip
top condition to set out 10 peach trees IN the
spring. [ will make this otier To any one that
buys the place before the first day OF May, 1872.
l Will put in $1,000 worth OF tools and stock Tor
$500. also, furnish peach trees 10 set on the
two acres OF ground that is prepared FOR that
purpose. The farm IS free from AL encum-
brances.
\ portion OF the purchase money may re-
main secured by mortgage on the premises.
For further particulars enquire on the premises
or at the TEDE NoRTHERSER Office.
Paw Paw March 2a. 1879. Ss6
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2 +. A. CALDWELL, VI. D.,
OccULIsT AND AUBIsI, for
twenty-five years perms-
N~ nently located in Detroit.
x specially treating diseases
OF the EYE AND EAR. and Catarrhal affections
OF the HEAD AND THROAT.
Office and residence. No. 81 lafayette Ave
nue.. Office hours from 9A N. TO 8 P. n
References by permission Nathaniel W.
Brooks, Hon. Ira Mayhem, Geo. Prentiss ESQ.
Vim. ID. Morton, Banker. y. F. Morton, Esd /,
VIM. 7. Fowler, Esq. s90m3
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LAWTON DIRECTORY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

II 4. LILLE. Attornc cy and Counselor at Law
1 . and Solicitor In Chancery, South haven,
Mich. will practice in all Courts of this and 9th
er States and in L :. Courts. Office in webster
building over Ludwigs Bakery S'J
Al MASON. Physician and Surgeon. Gtice
vi |. near Adams Mills Pine Grove. Will at
tend promptly all professional orders. Special
attention given 10 Surgery and the diseases or
Women and Children.
S,EyERENS 4 BURROWS, Attorneys and Coun-
- seiors az Law. Office los Main street. hala-
maZoo. Mich.
u p sEVHREN~ \. c. BURROWS.
!. PIERCE. Civil Engineer and County Sur
\ . vcvor Address Hooker 7. o., Van Burcn
County, Mich
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DECATUR DIRECTORY.
Snsintss GarSs.


TTPT0N SHERMAN. Attorneys at LAW, So-
OliCtors in Chancery and Notaries Public.
0fice OF Prosecuting Attorney for Van Buren,
County. Loans negotiated and Collections at.
Tended 20 with prom.tness. Town Hall Building.
Decstur. Mich seiK
soHH r. UPTON. John a. EHERMAN.
N SCOTT BEEBE. Attorney at Law Office
w in Chadwick Block, Decatur. Mich. s5
E'0STER s COLMAN. Attorneys and Coupselors
4 nj aw and Solicitors in Chancery. Office in
Poor Block, Decatur. Mich.
NEWTON POSTER. TRROME coLNAN.
DR. v. J. kING-SURGEON DENTIST Ofice a
~ Residence on Delcware Street. one door west
q Abbotts Store, Decatur Mich.
DR.. KING informs the inhabitants of THE Coun
~ that he has closed his Office al Kalamazoo and
9ocated at Decatur, where ne will be happy to see
ME old patrons and others who may need the ser.
vices Of a Dentist. 800
=. DOWD, General Dealer in Family Groceries
y Crockery, etc Teas made speciality. Phelps
.reet. Decatus, Mich. o2o
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NY SCOTT BEEBE. Attorney AT Law. Office
w in ChadvicSs Block, Decatur Mich. 65l
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Detroit Advertisements.

A X. II VIZ. LINN.
1Lse Manufacturers OF
Ground COfees, spices, Mustard, ETC.,
and wholesale dealers in
TEAS AND GROCERS' SUNDRIES,
100 Jefferson avenue, Detroit.
ySRUITS, CANNED GOODS, Etc,
/ ~ have now in store large stock OF
Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
Canned Goods of all grades, Pickles, etc, etc,
which am Offering at low prices to the trade.
JOHN HEFFRON,
Wholesale Fruit House, 2lS Jefferson Ave.
NJ. BULL. NEWLAND \ CO,
lY . Manufacturers, Importers and wholesale
dealers in
Hats, Caps and straw Goods,
I46 and 14s Jefferson Avenue Detroit, Mich.
Also shippers OF undressed Furs.
YT p. BALDWIN X CO.,
4As Manufacturers and wholesale dealers IN
All Hand Made Custom Boots and shoes.
l3 WooDwARD AyENuE, DETROIT, NICK.
TOHN PATTON a son,
- Manufacturers and Dealers IL
Carriages. BuggIes, Slcighs. Etc.
Inc finest assortment IN hlCui-hu' iartdbIAeLtO
N 1912.
FACTORY, CORNER WOODBRIDGE AND LRUsH SIS.
depository, 22G Jefferson Avenue. Detroit.
CARRIAGES.
- always keep on hand very nice assort-
ment OF
OPEN AND TOP CARRIAGES,
which will sell at low figures. Buyers will do
we'll to call and examine stock and prices, De-
fore purchasing. Dealers can buy OF me TO
GOOD advantage. JOSEPH klNGEL.,
55 Gratlot street. corner FaJTar, Detroit, Mich.
RooKs!
A1 j. NJ. ARNOLD IL CO.. supply Public
Libraries, SABBATH schools and book buyers gem
orally at lowest rates. Dur stock is choice and
large. 1s9 WOODWARD AVENUE DETROIT.
Snn nDn GALLONS OHIO stone
oOV-NoV WARE at wholesale. Also,
an entirely new stock OF
White Granite and {, {. Goods.
Plain and Decorative China Dinner and Tea
Sets, Cut Glass, silver Plated Goods.
Lamps Cutlery, Japan Ware etc.
No. 10 Michigan Avenue. opposite new City Hall.
DAVID MCCORMICK.
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LIARNsWORTH. AARTIS & CO., Meat Market
Z and General Produce Dealers. Cash paid for
Batter, Eggs. Pork, Beef etc. Corner Oak and
kalamazoo streets, North of Dyckman House,
Paw Paw, Mich.
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MILLIiHSON nAS0S, Proprietor og Planning
w Mile. west side of the river. LambeT
drssed: Mouidngs made 20 order. Dressed
lumber FOR sale. sci
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LAWRENCE DIRECTORY.
Susin,ss @aros.

TN. RIDLOy, dealer in Dry Goods, GroeerIies'
~ Boots, Shoes, Queenswarc' boohs' ''"'''''
cry, etc, Lawrence, Mich.
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VNHOMAS T.. ROSS. Dealer In staple and Fancy
4 Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing, Boots,
Shoes. Hats. Caps, Csrpetings, etc. The high
90 market price paid for whest. s2l