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Cmc,ao Oct 3-CArrLs-Recepts 100; market aetye
prices drn sli Good steers - 1888 Choice - so
- 10 Extra II So Common ~ Good Texans
~ 1898 70; Far t. Choice Cows - DOH*f 5Ji pmn~ LOO
IfoGs-Hecepts 5000 market fairly active nrn we'll
cleared grades sales Of Pair Extra Heavy los az - -
81 49, % choice Light, 81 5OGSi 70, shipments loo 90
Receipts So0 good local demand sAes Of Good a. ~ %
AZ
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SPEECH OF THE DEAN OF CANTERBURY
The Very Rev. DR.. Payne Smith, Dean Of

SPEECH OF THE DEAN OF CANTERBURY
The Very Rev. DR.. Payne Smith, Dean Of
Canterbury, then arose and said:
LADIES AND GENrLEMEN: The proper subject put down
FOR me upon the programme Is reserved Ior tonoaTow
but am glad OF this opportunity 10 express my pleas
being present at this great meeting OF Christians
and noting its good results. have heard good 0eai
said about denominatonalIsm. but cannot with
my friend DR. Russell in the belief that denonlnaOnasn
should 10 weeded out OF our Christianity 1t is not posi-
DIE this variety OF opinions 70 vanish from off the EARTH
1t is the way Of Coo To produce the great and harmOn
beauty Of our planet BY an innumerabe diversity OF
forms II variety OF opinion and, consequently denom-
1natOnalsm vdnishes there Will ensue no progress ot
great unchristian world around us who con
sider our divisions as proc, tnat oo our
agree ON the minor matters upon which alone we are
divided, as well as upon the great truths wheIeon we
would vanish. But IT Is not that We differ but the
bitterness which we bring into that dinerence mat
our opinions an 1nfahDle standard aud are
bitter against those who do not ACCEPT our
70 accept his infability. We should then lower our
standard placed on sihiiSr hg15 W are Oiy seekers
then place our portion OF the truth in an nfaibe sv
labus. Where minds are constituted differently
we, must have different opinions 1t Is
same shapes might 80 home and find some other man
exactly like myself claiming my place as Dean OF
Canterbury Some Of differences arise from the
differences OF language and its nadcquacy to express
Inelligenty TO the ordinary MUD tue things that be
charity or CHRISTIAN love which Paul said was great
est OF all With that assured we will soon acknowledge
the main truth, that where all the points upon which
salvation depends are accepted the bitterness of contro
versy upon minor matters should pass away. AS your
States many, yet form tie one empire, so, though
many families In Christ are here We are but the one
household have but the head and hope for the final
attainment Of the one heaven.
At close OF the Deans address Mr. Davis asked per-
state little incident of the Geneva Confer
enoe. There NJ. D'AauDigne met him, aud said:
:, In former years our Evangelical Alliance met in
Paris and In Berlin Now meet in Geneva. hope
Alliance Amsterdam
Hague, and one day at NeWYOrk-and lastly (and why
not v az Rome.
The Rev DR.. Day then pronounced the benedictOn,
and the audience withdrew
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.wbn. ought 60 be eon..aorea mene,.i, and s.II

Gold tlscamt god q eolt ,. alloy faGlh rqoresea~
lSearal COLL BE- considered honest
we'll All other proportions tail IN their prten AID hoay 5
sni may be tolerated aeY lie bctlIpl peno
with base sdlersr"Yle The BOOK of Hal
wishing aya1I sIplh gos H. jgkgGnEs Store q Coz ll'
Bouds IopJo1. inspect go "a
eweD Bog sh sA4a'e, Go as AL jsy.sA GsosGe post lee
Trnc and False Sr'rocr rgnIi Basaa.t By
PaTke Goas.A. "a fli5JNK Gr,T extra ~ -
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polilical Notices

Reform Association PRIMARY BLRCrtONS will b bti
THIS (Saurdi EVENING, 10 O'Clock a. The sewers, Head
qaarter foil For the election Of Two Delegates - BoseT,
Committee ard ten Members Coua.y Coneaou and Geoe. c
mitec for each ASS mb,y District
tirst lIsrtor Northea Hotel West an J0r
hni-stA
Second Dstnct-Hea quarters Cosmnpotls1 Hal
Tbini Dsnct-lledlQ lirters. % frac.-si.
Fourth acknowledgement. Botanic Han 60 slsi Br,-fgT
Fifth D.strc-H ,aagirters Pa Vest snI sprEgts
Sth Dslnet-iieddqusrtrs 52 Coiumb,-.t
seventh Dis.ric,-lies Quarters III BlUeeaer.'.
BightI Distrc -IrlAluiriers Runk's. u Lul)s-.t.
Hiath Disrct-Heatqairters, II Rishthaye.
Tenth Observation-Disclosures. 81 rsirist
Eleventh Districi--!Iesiloirto.. $50 Bghtbass
Tseldh Observation-Disclosures Ri,s Eieventss
reeab Dstncl-Heallgigter FL wef. Tsea,s
poarteenth Observation-Disclosures. ~ Rrs-ire.
Thirty ogrth-st
Sixteenth Dstrict-Ieailusrters. 2}O rir'syr.
syent emit Dstnct-llsdqt,rers Real RsAie J .)i Br9.i
Eighteenth Distiict-IIesdlairten. 3Si Thri-.ye.
Nne.eeuh Seyenrrlntis, ird rsnhs,s
Twentieth llirte Real ~ tate b,r 733 rn-i
Twen.y-6rst Observation-Disclosures asl Side Hal Yokuue
By order Committee leorglnLuoa.
DO promptly amer ooek saiIIa..ers al
Everett House.
JOHN PoLRY, Cbl-nio Bvacu'Vc Con~,ite,.
Delegates and Alerpnfes to the Liberal state Gem
yentiOn Rmrs inst. procure BkCUf
SION TICKETS there back riuoe prices good Or , sesk
the CID " October SitlrsY the ia al
the following n OF the Bre Rarosf.
NETWORK CITY, 3lla Ci4nberss an1 JefiJ C i'gfl nf
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American Gon,emon in sosrc good ,coaomrsi Ion
don tailor directed 10 b B2SJAsr, Ulster ouse % 63aints
London. W. Motel r SPECIAL aSte us ami -iyeA Tor Ulster
ADD universal ooas, Utter shooting ,nI cuntT sll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

Ladies sa,rng from KaptIre ,sslaJ rei,vi AT 80.
cured bg the Ella TC f4U0 6Si Bofiwav Prre R1pmA LIB
senlaa Metal hugcepas dhY slae p.s ay sp's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04
THE EVANGELICAL 4

THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Nany citizens are lib
orally responding to call for funds to defray the
penses attending the meeting of the Evangelical Al
lance IN Washington Oct aud l5 az the Metropolitan
Methodist Episcopal Church The arrangements for the
entertainment Of the members have been perfected.
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iaya- m dlgn D Cot ri7'ci W ~ NITROUS
Oxlc. Nu hs cLtgai bu, krirgc ttfnos
aestng sstT 10 Dr Pane. b. oh D. Cfo-sy. De- Ss' III
O.lcrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04
COMMENTS OF TIE RELIGIOUS PRESS.
TIL MOST MEMORABLE ASSEMBLY EVER HELD
from The Nfp-York EroHoeisi Cle Q

VI
from The Ner-York EroHgelst Oct 2
No religious cOnVOCatlOn ever assembled in
rhs country can be regarded important or meor
die AS that must which commences Us session I'm this
cry today Ii represents 40 single denomination much
rs ali denominations, has II indeed spcak
ing representative character. Though not an eccles
qscaI body and issuing authoritative deeisons In
the highest and best sense 10 Is an Olcumencal Council
such an assembly, gathered from all lands, would
1e memorable SIMPLY from the elements of
which il i constituted. But the meeting OF the Alt
srrc ia not mere demonstration of names ana nnmbers
Az has a practical design. II means WORK lt looks 10
Al actual graphing with those problems Whch evan
reca enterprise j. called 10 solve IN different ahas IL
brings together doubtless more street than
An eccIesastica delegation could attain me experience
the piely the wisdom Of all branches OF inc Chiatah
Church the more effectively 70 deal with those
Obstruct the progress OF the Gospel ana the 0on
version OF the world.
A SPECTACLE OF CHRISTIAN UNITY
From ChTistaH ba0l, Ocs i
Ii is nearly 800 years since Luther Icl'iS. "a
10 recognize Zgingi a brother. because the L..
held different opinion rom ms own about the s'c,
mcDt. The nOblc-hearted swiss refOrner Wept al't
reached hand u the Nuremberg doctor say luz
Let confess union Ia all things IN winch VIC
aHee. and FOR the rest let us relncmher tS We "
brothcr,." But Lnther who WAS born poemlc' re-
poicd bim aud was with difficulty persuaded 10 maze
sYen terms VI peaee With hun. Io10sio" inc hoii'S
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UNION AMONG THE DELEGATES.

There is union among the members-llmon
OF faith though not o! 0rm. Papacy mas union OF form
but not of lath. PrOtestants have uniOn 81 1dtb,
which appears all the beautiful ana enlphaue pe-
cause embodied III diversity of forms One name they
all reveIe yicarous O ring they all accept as the
only ground OF salvation one book they all eXait ~ the
supreme law OF hio the voice OF GOD; one experience
they all deem uecuIu the nirth IN order to inherit
afar al lie
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The ht Deison, Buisr ra.!rf bsfr- rcorei th2-e
TIE tfdru. Hell eat, ~ tbs 80 ~ ~ me ppai NIX
lag Conpan,. aod towel 10 lnl M.,L. i.I.lns n.lI
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HhysE ~ <. Oc &The slfu49 ub>rntn, iron liverpool
Tor 81 John arriFsf tlis slicruoos
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-03-21
q. & u. Bunxs, Attorneys for Mortgsgees,

kORr GAGE SALR-Defsult having been
made IN the conditions OF a certain mortgage
Whereby The power therein contained TO sell has
become operative, executed by Amands
Salsbury and Joseph l.. Salisbury, OF Lavtoo,
Van buren, county, state OF Michigan. to rhsd-
deus e. HARRISON. OF Paw Paw, OF the same
county and state, bearing date the Twenty
ninth OF November a ID. One Thousand Eight
Hundred and sixty -nino. ana recorded In the
Office OF the Register OF Deeds for the county
OF Van Buren,, aforesaid, on the same day In
Liber" W"of mortgages, ON page 2S5 upon which
mortgage there ID CLAIMED TO be due and
unpaid st the date OF this notice
the sum OF T~o Hun dredsnd Thirty-three
Dollars and Sixty seven Cents (s233 SD and no
suit or proceedip gat Law or in chancery having
been instituted 70 recover said sum or money
or any part thereof. Notice IA therefore hereby
given tnat on Tuesday tire trst day OF april
next ut Que o'clock in the afternoon OF said day
shsl sell a. publIc vendue to the highest bid
der therefor sale to take place at the front
door ~ the Van Buren, Circuit Court House, 10
the village of Paw Paw IN said county and state
or Michigan tie premises described In said
mortgage or go much thereof ss may be nee
e-sary 10 satisfy the amount due on SAID mort
xayu with tot. per cent interest and legal costs
OF this foreclosure. with an Attorney = fec or
twenty-five Dollars (S25) sc covenantod tor
thereiu--that IL to say the following piece or
parcel OF land described IN sAid mortgage IA
" I'll those certain pieces or parcels of land
situate III the county OF Van Burea aud state
(2) in Block No. ninoteen (i9) in BiteIy's Adj
dtlop to tho village OF last)p, according to
tho recorded plat thereof"
Dated January Let, 1878.
TliADDEUS X. fIARRlSOS,
9l7tl3. Mortgages.
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A d,minsstrntor'.. saIe.-Eotlce /,

AdMfasstrator' ssale.-Eotice is
hereby given that by virtue aud in pursuance
cf an order aud licelse 20 sell. nude by the
Probate Court Ia add for the County OF Van
Buren, ana State Of Michigan. | shall sell ut
,uplic auction or veJldue, on the premises hero
IN described, IN the Township OF Columbus ia
aid Van Bur en- Comfy, Michigan, on saturday,
the Twauty-sixth day OF April, one thousand
eight hundred aud seventy three, NJ the hour
OF Ten o'clock IN the forenoon. TO the highest
bidder, .he following described real estate be-
lpnqiug 20 the estate OF Susannsh hesser. de.
ceased. to-vit; The east half OF the south
half OF the south east quarter OF section
twenty five, IN, town one % south, OF rapge
ffteeu (15) west, aud living and being in the
County OF Van Buren,, and State OF Michigan.
Dated March 10th. 1873. 937t7
THOMAS HODGSON, Administrator.
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10 tine suffering.

The Rev. william II. Norton, while residing
in Brazil IA 8 Missionary, discovered IN that
land OF medicines remedy for CossUMpTIos,
ScRoRULA, SoRH THROAT, CoUaHs. COLDS.
AsrHnA, AND NERVOUS WEARNRss. This rem
edy has cured myself after al other medicines
had failed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering, will send
the recipe for preparing and usIng this remedy
70 all who desire il FREE OF CHARGE.
Plesse sond an envelope with your name and
address on it. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM ~. NORTON,
935-ly. GIG broadway, New YOrg Giiy.
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MORTG AGE SAI.E--Default having been
made IN the conditiousof certain mortgage,
whereby the power thran contained TO sell has
become operative, ern1ted by Jesse s., church
and Charlotte l.. Chrb, bis vile, OF Van Bu-
rem County, Michighto John Davenport Ira
last Will and testsacnt Of Ira Davenport, de-
csased. late of Bait New York, bearing date
the FIRST day OF My A. ID. Eighteen Hundred
and Ssyenty-one, n6 recorded IN the ONCE OF
the Register Of Isods, for the County OF Van
Pzrc,. in said Sreof Michigan. on the Fifth
day of Nav z. y. Eighteen Hundred and
Seyenty-one IN Dber Six Of mortgages, onpage
80, upon wnichsortSage there Ia claimed 20 be
due, 1t the dshof this notes, the sum OF One
Thousand OusAnndred and 5eventy-two Dol
lars (S1l72), sd no suit or proceedings ut Law,
having been ipBtftuted TO recover any part
thereof. Nots h therefore hereby given, that
on Wednesds,f the Ninth day Of April next,
nd eleven o'cock in the forenoon, / shall sell at
Public Aucun. to the highest bidder, Gale to
take place & the front door or the Van Buren,
County Cirdt Court House, In the village OF
Paw Paw the premises described In said mort
gage. Cor % much thereof as shall DO necessary
10 sstlst yibe amount due on such mortgage,
with ten ,er cent interest, and legal costs, to-
gethsr nth an Attorney fee Of Fifty Dollars,
coyonarad for therein that in to say, the fol-
lowing piece or parcel OF land situated in Van
Buren, county, in the state OF Michigan, VIZ
The pprthwest quarter OF section Fourteen
(l4) s,d the east half Of the northeast quarter
of SetIon Fifteen (15) all in Town Three 90
$40 sres, more or less.
mad kalamazoo, Jan. I, A. u. 1875. 925tl9
JOHN DAVENPORT
IRA DAVENPORT, Executors.
MARrIN AD6Ir.
Mortgages
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937t13.

NOTICE TO HEAR CLAIMS.-In Probate
Court, Van Buren, County. Estate OF Roswell
DemIng, deceased, notice IL hereby gwen that
said Probate Court will receive, examine and
adjust all claims snd demands OF creditors
against tie Estate OF said deceased, and Mon
day, the 18th day OF February, aud Monday,
the lri day of March, 1873, are hereby assigned
fer hearing said clslms. and slx months from
the date hereof are allowed creditors in which
to present their claims.
Dated. Paw Paw, Jan. 81. 1873. 93lt7e
GEO. W. LaWT0N, Judge OF Probate.
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Set The HALL I'm Notion,

and relying upon my past experience and pres
ept knowledge in the business and the good
senso Of = discerning public for my future
wes! or woe. II will DO my purpose this Fail
to exhibit largo attractive and commanding
stock Of Goods, such as will suit tbs spieial
wants of the trade, and to dispose of them in
every instance III ,uch a manner 81 will refeci
credit upon myself
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-ACiergymsn, whieroNdmg IN south Amsuca,
as m;sHon4fy. discovered asafe and simple rem
eGy Tor tilo Cnie Of Nervous Weakness karly
Decay, Disease OF tho Urinary and seminal
ORGANS, aad tie whole train ~ disorders
brought on by banefnl and yicious habits.
Great numbers have been cured hy tLls noble
remedy. PrsmT tel By desire 20 benefit the
afflicted ana uafortnnate, vii ssp1 tlle recipe
for preparing aud using this medicine, ~
sealed envelope 20 any Ons Wo0 needs q, free
Of C5oyqp. ADDRESS, JOSEPH I. IMAM,
ss5-ly. Staten ID. Bible llousc, New York City
New s'irrn. 20 ONO SaEHNAN Ele..
has recently acid enc balf OF tho Bankrupt
stock OF Thomss l.. Ross, which he purchased
OF Il. r. Judson, assignee Of ssid ostate, 20
+. w. Selhck 93s Paw Paw. S'pt. II, 1873.
WOOD. WOOD.
All persons who have promised socd on
subscription wonld confer favor on the pub
Iisbor of tins raper by delivering u nov. - that
article IL much needsd.
WOOD. WOOD.
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IL sNlqE 4 70
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" Well, MIR. Jones :" said nkbDor Brown,
I'll stsrt this very day foftown,
And get par OF Boots foEme,
And also shoe my familk
So Ban you 20 and harne& Doll,
And straight to town WI go. By gol.
And stop in front Of SsdIH's Store
Where the Boots hsrs DER the door.
Bill always does Whist fathor tells.
lie hsrnessed Doll sud put on Bells,
Aud in tboy piled young ones aud al,
Crack went the WHIP and OF went Doll
Doll had been hvins on high feed,
And started at her fastest speed,
AND tool Btown std lie family straight.
TO Paw Paw I two-forty gait,
Whoa, Whoa, on Don, Bill cried oct when
They got TO Main Street, Number Ten.
And out they jpnped III front tho door,
OF Poet smia's Mammoth Store.
In they went NTH an awful swell,
Good mofnipg, hope to find you we'll
SAID Brown "a be aud his young drove
Advanced 10 warm them az the stove,
My neebbor Jones brought mo tho uews
How cheap you sold your Boots and shoes,
so resolved TO como and bug
OF youmS winters iuli supply.
To ehoe the tribe, Smith began,
Beginning FIRST With the old man
And then the young Browns little feet.
werc shod and fitted al complete.
The news soon spread the county round,
That just tho place ut length was found
Where men could cave fifty per cont.
:. On every dollar that they spent
Remainder where you can bay Coats
Thread for eta spool
Respectfully, Ypurs,
II SNlqh 4 70
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Notice 30 He ear Giasmr-fs Pro.
late Court. Van Buren Counfyi Estate of
Horace Bonfoy, Deceased. Notice ia herel,s
nlyen. tbst sad Probate Court vii. receive. ex.
ANIME and adjust ali CLAIMS ard demands Of
medisors against tho Estate OF said d.csased.
and Monday. March "a, and Monday. April al
are hereby assigned for hearing said claims.
and Elk months from the date hereof are a.
loved itors IN wh'cS 70 present their clsrnA
~ htwfoN. judge x PeobstA.
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T.F.ECTkON NOTICE.
OFFICE or NIB SHEnIT'F on
NAr BURES County, MICH. |

10 TIE ELrcroBs or VAN BUsLE COUNTY.
You ere hereby notified that at tho Election
20 30 held On the first Monday in April next
m Ssid state OF Michigan, the following ofic RS
are 10 be elected VIZ; A Jns,ice or the SUI
pSeme Court, IN the piacs OF Isaac 7. Chlls-
fancy. whose trim 1t of @ viii expire on the
sIgs Cav OF December rtxt, AID two Regents
lie OnveiS,ty, ia place pi Edward =. Walker.
and tieorge WIZARD, who's terps OF Office vii
rxere on tie 3ist day OF Desepber next. There
viii also be elected in said Coypty. one County
superintendent q SCHOOLS IL tie hace Of Hon
~ j. Kellogg. whose term OF ofht,>yili expire
on tire fiittie- y ssv az April nextt
JOHN Il. SHOWERAtkN
0}S She,if OF Van Buren, Co. Mich.
Dassd. Paw Paw. Feb ~. 1873.
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(haucery eaIe--ln pursuanee and By
v,,tcs ~ decree made IN the Circuit Court
for Tia county OF Van Bursn, IN Chsncery, u
: certsin cAnse therein pending whersin FRANCIS
". Sellick, John Lyle, Jr., and Wiluahs "a. Lyle
a. executors Of the estate OF John Ls'e. De.
ia defendant, bearing date November l2th, A.
ID. 1917. 1 shall sell at public vendue, TO the
biyhest bidder. on Saturday, the 5th dsv OF
Ami A. u. 1875, at one O'Clock in the after.
noon of paid dsy, 1t the front door OF the
Court House, in the village OF Paw Paw. Ia toe
county of Van Buren,, and state or michisn
all that parcel Of land situate IN the couoty |
Van Buren,, and state OF Michigan, known "a
described as follows, to-wt; commeDclngm 1
tho east line of section twenty-five 20 .
tovuship two r. south OF range fourteen rs |
vest ten mol rods north OF the quarter me
and running thence West and parallel .witln,d |
Quarter line 20 the half quarter line innce |
north on said quarter line 70 the fssnw
river, thence east along tho center or sM raw |
Paw river to the veet line OF lands henofore ,
decided by Rufus W. Colburn 10 the SD Sam |
usl 0eorge. thence south along the veSine OF |
said land to the south wet corner hereof, |
themes east along the south hue thera TO the |
secuon line, thence south on the seaon limo |
20 the place or beginning, containing twenty !
T20 acres OF land. more or leSs.
Dated February 18th, 1878. s3it7 |
JOHN J. SHERMAN, Circuit Coun Comnlis |
sioner in aud for sad county.
|. T.. Barnum. Compits Solicitor
Cbaucery ssale-ln pursance aud by |
virtue OF q decree made IN the lrcnit Cocrt |
for the county OF Van Buren. 10 Cbapcery, IN
q certain cause thefein pending Eerein Oman
Sturieysnt Id complainant, AID jane hoxie, |
Pheb. Hazard and John +. Arrows are de- |
PENDANTS, bsaring date the 2lstisy OF January, |
A. ID. 1873, shall sell at pbbk vendco. 20 the |
nm the 81 IN GaV nf Il
ApnI, A. d. 1878, at eleven QJo'clock in the |
forenoon OF said day, At the tont door OF the |
Court House, in the village o Psw Paw, in the !
county of Van Buren,, and ss.e 0. Michigan,
all the following described and situate 10 the |
county OF Van Buren. and date OF Michigan, |
viz: the east eighty acres suhe north fraction |
al half 90 OF the north sst quarter % OF
section number four tijs o"Ssh;p number
west. Dated Fobrusrg!S 1879. q34t7. |
JHo. J. SHERMAN, 0spit Court Comnar.
l. 4. BArnum, Comply Solicitor.
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And NJ SUCH Low Prizes
Az will attract ettentiop, excite admiratlonrld
draw the pablic from every quarter toshis
noted eetabishm nt, the
LONG brick STORE.

Which from its infancy has been uder my
special guardianship, and III part tf object
OF my care. In conclusion the unjtrsigned
would beg to cay that the magnitude OF the
stock and tho assortment Of goods Tow offered
for inspection and sale at this establishment, is
withou. precedent and beyond o|pkrallei IN
the annals of the
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Reta,. Dry Good, TRADE.

Before the oioss ot the prseDt season,
shall Offer large invoices o; ssirable goods
aud intend ard promise 10 hSe tie prices in
al cases sha5s lover than sry other estsb-
ishmsnt
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Of disposins Of larger amount OF
DRY GOODS.
Ready MADE Clothing
BOOTS Sc SHOES,
Than Wa ever retailed By any one concern in
thessrse length of time in the city Of Paw Paw.
LOW PRICES

Is to be tho weapon used And through the
of this and ths enterprise OF
the nsver-tinng hand Of its principal, the work
has been commenced and shall be carried on
upon \ magnificent scale, beyond peradventure
to mistake. Having the requisite facilities At
band which are particularly desirable at the
present day, to compete with sn establishment
like this, and 40 much needed by the man Of
with every possible advantage at
my command, not even pebble 70 oSvtruct or
to mar my course, once moro
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-06

the Third Grand Gilt Concert for the bene-
ht OF the Public Library OF Ky. Five Hun
dred thousand Dollars. which has been set
apart hy the Managers to pay the gifts in
inlf and will be hold by the Bank and paid
out Tor this purpose. and this purpose only.
(Sened e. S VEECH. Cashier
Ony few tickets remain unsold. and
they will be furnished to the FIRST applica mis-
at the following prices: Whole tickets. $40
Valves, IS; quarters. 81 so: IL wh0les for
SI00; So tor $500; ll3 for 1000. aad 575
for $4,000. For tickets and iul! .iniorma/
ion, apriy to
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
r. Louisville, Ky.
or Thos. H. Hays & Co. ..... .. ...
609 Broadway. New York.