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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

~ Wn1LI1a WnLIAn's kststs.
w the Subscribers. behg Appoinias
the Hou. the Probate Court for the DieE
Manchester. Commissioners 10 Ksesivs, sIs
aud adlssi the claims aud demands of al pse
akainst the estkts ~
Hlliism wliilsms, late of Dofsss
Ia sald District deceased, ahd Siso All elaims
denAnas exhibited in effect ihsrst1 ~
m0nths ffon the 1lss dsy u Fsb., 1878, :
allowed BY sald Court tor that purposs, 4
therefore, ksrsby giFs notice. that - vi
70 the business " oar sppaintRssnt e o.
dssllng hUass VI deceased 10 SAID tgsI
Dorset, On ths 7iss day u Aagast Eest 4
A. 4 uatil 1s'eioek, =. on said day.
Dated Al Dofset, this ziss aay u FebFI
NORTON sYEEs, n.
4tsw q. W. FAKwKiI. II
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PETITION TO SELL REAL Els

PETITION TO SELL REAL Els.
TO PAY DEBTS.
STATE OF VERMONT District OF Manchester, 80.
In Probate Court. held ct Manchester, within
and for said district. on the27 dayof February,
A. D., 1873.
Present Hon. T. d. Burton. Judge.
Your Petitioner, Jacob Meraworth, Admiuls-
TRAITOR Of John Stakeholder, late Of Arlington, 10
said district. deceased, respectfully represents
that:
The amount OF debts due from
said deceased is t23i7 10
The charges Of administration
estimated 125 %
--t2iI2 10
The value Of personal estate ASA 90
Balance Of debts chargeable on
real estate Of said deceased 1910 10
To raise which sum, he prAys said Court to
grant him license 10 sell all Of the real estate OF
said deceased, as II IL necessary for tho payment
OF said debts aud charges OF administration, and
a portion cannot be sold without injury 10 those
interested In the remainder
Whereupon II was ordered that hearing on
said application be held at Probate Court 10 be
holden at the Probate Office iD Manchester in
sal d district ON the 9th day OF March, A. D.,
1878 and that notice OF said application the ma
OF hearing thereon be given to all persons inter
ested by publishing certified copy Of the record
OF said order three weeks successfully In the
Manchester JOURNAL, newspaper printed at
said Manchester, previous to said time Of hear.
ing.
A true record,
Attest, Il. u. BURTON, Judge.
true copy OF record,
AZ 3w Attest, T.. D. BURTON Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-14
The value ofthe personal estate tl2;O IS
Balance Of debts chargeabls on
xa.I u.tata If satA haeeanad

Balance Of debts chargekbIs on -
real estate Of said deceased tiiW IS
To raise which sum, he prtys raid court 10
grant him license to sell ali OF the real estate
II said deceased, as IL is necessary for the pay
meut Of said debts and charges Of administration
and portion cannot be sold without injury 10
those Interested Ia the remainder.
Whereupon II was ordered that hearing on
said application be had at . Probate Court 10 be
holden At the Probate Office 10 Manchester 10
said district on the 9th day Of March, A D.
1878 and that notice Of said application. the ma
tnfe aud reasona thereof, and the time and piaes
Of hearing thereon be given % AL persons in
terosied by publishing q certified copy Of the
record Of said order three weeks sueessslyeiy 10
the Manchester JoUhEAL, Newspaper printed
At said Manchester, previous 10 sad time Of
hearing,
true record
Attest, Z. D BURTON, Judge.
true copy OF record,
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The Manchester Journal.

srEosps, EssT.. . r.anrso.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-14

JETITIUN TO SELI REAL Eo.
TATE 10 PAY DEBTS
eT6gE or yEsMoSr District OF MAnche stsr, ss,
AtA Probate Court, held At Manchester, v thin
and or said District on the 2jth dag VI Zebra
sfy, 4. D, 1878.
Present Hon. L. d. BusTos, Judge.
Your Petitioner, A. o Coleman Administrator,
on the estate Of Eliskim Amednn, late " Win
hall Ia said district, deceased, respectfully rep.
resenis that
The amount Of debs due from
said deceased 10 t23D ~
The charges Of administration
estimated l2j ~
-t2i45 -
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COMMIsSIONTR's NOTICE.

4 3NM a. ANN&hNEh = NOAkAEi
0EoR0E MEKAwpRTHs Kststa
a. Hoe. fFebais csast ~ Ia psst Is ~ Ma.
chester Gcnmtsaenssa, g. te0sixs st.sips -
- at - s,asas AS 4snaAets - AZ psrFsss
ekiust the ssssse ~
george Mssfso,ss, i.is q Afisstes.
70 sid t4siret deceased aud a. eiAisas fshsee
itra Is e6sei thsfsto. tsfthf give egties that ws
$40 Iasst iaF tbs pufPqss afqfessla. Al he lata
8ueltng hesss n asestsra, in Ariisgton, "a tie
liiA asy 81 seFlsmbsS uf1t, fyem e'cisek =.
q. upAl : osleCt , d un saia SAY, sna thAt
al Hiauths srgn ~ j p day q hsrsa, ls's =
the tine hnitsa hy ssiA Court o. tsia erred taFs
V present theiF oisims 70 Ne iaf eaAminatlos
ADD kilewAnee.
Dated :, Arlns,sn. ~. INA a.y q N.ssa
MARTIN II nEAiX0. -
I8su RIRoS ASpRus.
pETrTIoN TO SELL REAL rs.
TATE To PAY pEhTS
SaArM ~ YNKnokT, nsstfict x Manchester, ss
10 rrobAie Coaft, hsid a. MAaehsslsE uithin
aud ioF s.la aisttiSb % he i2lh day q March,
Present Hon. Il. u burton. Jadge.
Your retiuonsrs EXECUTORS ~ the estate %
ChAnneey 0reen, ate Of Manchester, In said
district deceAsed, respectfully represent that
Ihs amount u ashta due irom
said deceased IL toss %
The charges Of standardization.
ssumassa $50 %
ttsi5 q
The valae OF personal ss.Ate, tiTi7 81
OF which has been et may be
assigned the widow 900 %
F257 u
Balance Of dshts chargsAhle on
the real estate Of deceased t51Ss a
To raiee which sum, they pay said Court ~
grant them license 20 eel All Of the real estate
o. said deceased, A. the sAlo ~ part 10 necea.
sary for the payment Of said debts aud charges
OF administration, and = part cannot be sald
without injury 10 those int rested IN the remain
der, and severance Of The homestead you'd
greatly depreciAte the value Of the remainder oi
I the premises.
Whereupon ii vas ordsred that hearing Cd
said. application be held Of Probate Court 10
! be holden At the Probate Once In Manchester
IN said district on tho ID DAY OF April A. ~. 1878
aud that notice OF said application, the nature
and reasons thereof, and the time and place o
4 hearing thereon be given 90 ali persons inter
ested BY publishing certified copy OF the record
OF said order three weeks suocesAs@ly in thu
/ Manchester Journal q newspaper printed 81
said Manchester, previous to said time " hear
/ ing.
4 tue record.
Attesi, X d. BURTON. Judge.
A tIus copy Of record,
iJ.sw Attest, u. D. Barton. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-14

CLAnKE's TooTn AcaE Doors care in
sesfty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-14
Births.
WANTS.

LarsFussusnts. uhAsF this Asaa, tea sssts
hss saea tassriiea.
NNrANITn A pcy wanted b vsft GO
w Naafa haeamsasna1tians ieqairsd,
Afp1 o. J a WOODS.
Manehaats4, vi
NOTES This 10 b. gtve nstiee that "A
N Eixen M sab Aitfn G. MAttesan. bic III
Aarng The FamainsisF " bic naRaslay ~.
chr y e1alm noss ~ he esuings, ana shAh
no Aehga q be aUatgasttng Anst this date.
Ew hATrksoN
Sunderland. March Oh, ISIS. Asi
N0TlCE Having sold my busln(
A. nKM fratt, eli persons iuasb1si V
are requested 70 call asd ptg up withsut furt
notice John q RLACKhEH
Manchester Depot, W.. AaG, let, 1871,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-14

LavsFusswsnss. NhAsF sAis Asaa. YES sssts
has each tasstUea.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-14
PETITION TO SELL REAL ES.

NEIVFTi n d HIHIVNt IHHE's
lrue copy Of Record,
42.8w Atteat, u. b. BURTON, Judge.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-08

Ia fel Der iunse &ann auf feline
Sntte unb bdntte benz Serrn fur ben Go.
gen. sssen..rr itm In feinem @eiSr seat.
ben.
llnb fs&s 0O6tn pdter trut Der
~cRlbsfante Doctor In bas !6ritiattum
fetnes 6lddes, uRb @ei6 une 8iuSer
binsen iubetnb unb Gantesttrdnen net.
nsnS. an fstnsr gruf. @lh6tttere
R'nfGsn CAB ss ni6t, unb ni6t leitt
tcnnte ndrmtr unb inniser benz trlfeu.
ben WOtt aner @nate sebantt rertth.
NurSs 3eit naGtsr sOsen fe pteber an
BEN Srt, rD.fs surrR sepptnt, unS nur,
srt be8ann bas alssmsine @ertrauen,
eas Der iunse Doctor ft f6pn erwcr.
Zen, fstne rt9sn 5rl6r Iu trusen.
Dns Slid blieb BET t6nen teimif6. Ter
Nst6 mubte ftTstssu unb aud bic Der.
fpenuns blteb nt6t nus, um tbr Slid
ron ju maGen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-08
Das ttataut ttne brdSe
Srau.
(S6luB.I J

@ein tiR;tses Glif warsn bic Srtefe
1etnes Iiettn @eibss bic Hdtri&ten
ron feinsn tteueren &inbern. @fIe birfe
9ctl6aftsn Der 9iete unb Grru' toreu
erfreuli1 unb erqutdrnt. Ssber f&wtn'
trrte sag, iete turtartettete RG4
bratte ibn ia ietnem f6cnen 3trlr, esm
freubisasn @isberiebrn fsinsr 9isbrn,
ndtft, ans Haser Sem .3ieIe, bas er iib
eefedt, fur ibre 3ufunft nit Gbre unb
Grfpls uirfen ;u fSnneu.
Gtenlr febnil6ttS rurten baPetm, I'M
rnsen, fi1en StltGsn, bas 9tebe unt
6lets Su ttrem 6etltgtbun rrtpren bat.
ten, bte Gtunben unb Sage 9c:dtGt.
llnb 70 lparfam lrtte bas treflt6e @eib,
ta6 fe ron strs Grfparten, bas ie fi6 et-
esntli6 gum 9sben 3urid tttalten. nod
Ni6ts an9e9rtfen bate. Str gerSierlt
rettte aus uue itre 6inter bllbtsn ME
bic ROfrn, unb fie fiibtte f6 taum iemaIs
aeflnber unb freuei9sr, ais tn eiefsr El>
len Ebdttotett.
60 mar cir Sabr tetetSefuntrn In
teE 56pcb Der 3ett, Gin Satr poG Sp-
fer unb Maben, aber aud Elm Sabr bes
ret6fen, tnnerlt6en Se9srs. Ger jun
&C Rann fanb ant 3iele. Gem Stauts.
rrumsn mar wrbt bfFanben. &1e, bic
ttn tunnten unb tcGl&dsten, rpiufSten
TOM aus treuem 6tr;en Slid aEsr es
waren tamtt Soften Srrtunber/ Fte fei-
nem ICtbpfennts arg 3ufesten. CT fat
nit S6reden, bas er bieientsen Soften.
trei1e Der Dpctorti&t rf1ttte, r.t6t u,ebr
rpayte aufbriRsen tSnren, unb In etnert
pertrauliGen 9thf an fetne EtGl rtetnte
er, heE Dpetprtttel fet la aud ni8t n5s
tbts.
Da fam etnee Tases Der gfefbCte
,rnb bra6tt TOM bic IuHri6t es fei Elm
Gslbbrisf fur tbn bd.
Dos fubr tbnt In ale Gtteter NIT ifeu>
btsem Grl4reGen: CT elite CUR TpR,
unb feBs 6a, ef mar son fetner' lteben
Srau unb entttelt serabe fOStel, ale tas
srpBe @apter toftt, bus ben Dcetortttel
perletbt. gle f9rteb tbm SoG ftliser
Sreute, fie babetur9 tbrer 9dhbe arbstt
ftt unb biz 8tnber ebtlta bur6sebra9t,
uub aud nod bic Mtetbt tetrttttn. Du.
runf ftnbe iFs ttm btes' @slb, tassibrerbS
! emaltstn erfyarniFe umfaFe, bte fe
nt6t dn3ueretfen n6tEi9 setabt. Der
Drctrrtttel Iet eben unrntbebrit6.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-08
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= Nid'6 tllnftrtrte Rret6sQtlfe.l.

IS GsItsn-5OO attiIbunstn nit gtf6rsibuns
9dufeuecr Der btfen SIumen nnb Benlltn
auf Der eret uno bic Grt une gDsiit eislslbtr
Ju Jitssn-Guts fur cine Sipei Gent SrirfmarF>
&c. .Sn beutfGrr unb snsIif6r SpraGt ss>
hrut.
gif'e 9lum sn> unt @tmife'ear>
en-. SO Genie in YaSirrumiGIas, 90 In
eIesantrr 2einpan6 arbunttn.
E@id'S i.niu frir'fts RpHnts,R q d>
ain, Sciten, i6ene 6CIBfhnittr unb Gin col .
crtrIes Bib tn iterr Nnmuier. 9rtiS 1s25
idbrI6; finf GrempIart IS. 90.
AercilIrf: Jdmes Did. Rc6efter, 81. q.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-08

Std's Slumeu. MnN Grmtifefamen
psrttu Ycu elmer Ntnicn 2tuten In
&merifd sepFdnif.
8td's Trttsttft-500 &bbil'
tunsen, rur 2 Gents.
@t as ttlufrtrteS Ncnate-
Naga3tn, 80 Sstteu. fh6ne abbil-
bunsen unb elm eeIrttrtes1 Bib inieber
Summer. Srets $1,25 tdtrltG /; flnf
1rtmplare $500.
gtd's 9lumef. d'n b Gem Il i.
fe'Gdrten so GentS;i tn. eleSantfr
2einpanb 800.
@rle mrtne @er6fentli6ursen trerben
In Gnslif6 unb DtutfA sebrudt.
&trefFtt: Samrs. Did. ROftfer, q. ..
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-08
0id's Ralumris, uue Bcmfireeartru

m bus pra6tsulftt @nF ftthtr, grt in Der
9eeIr. Gs entbdIt uabe an $50 Seitsu, DUFF
fetner GbbiIbunsen hub feds Chrome. 9at>
leaue Scn 9IuHien, prn6tSOq ecjti6nst unb
eclcrrt Spu 3atur. greiS so Gsntc In gaptrr
$l.OO tn tlcsanttr 2tinronb. Su btat16r
une enaIi(6tr Spra6e esbrudt.
BID iauIfrtrteS Wprate>R 9 DC
tn, 2 Seiten, f66ue .@bbiIburseu uuS ein
trlcrirtce Slle in itber Summer. grtis 81 rs
jdtrIid; flnF GrtmpIart 800.
9iGs YrttsIi1e, 500 abb;Itunstr.
2 gsute.
Grrsfitre: Jam6 0tcr, SotrRsr, R.g.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-08
(GCrtieSutts fclet.)

Stnter, MOTT i9f slet& SDnt Set1tet
neg! 8eun chs gum Scnfrr btFnusfSdf
uub britt SAILS unb 9stn, tsrua6 hia
- wiebsT ttintt sefreen f&tn!
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-08

Strauestaebtn scr g. Sttissr, 22u.24
franffcrt Ctr, @cp gprt. Der Grsmgl are mad
Gnpfaus bes 9ctrases fcSIeiS p y n Sulen~
bet.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-08

TieIt Sartr III mad ben nru,7en url Sr1>
IidneioitcH @naattu aueaeartcitet. it eitt
cine ubtriiStliGe Tariftquus hes 9an;cn
GrirsslbaupIat in Gurrpa unb aft,.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-08
Subfcripticn gum Scften eer So
Mile Gcs TerftCrbeHen Te
bcite>Dtdters.

Die unter,st6nete gu&SanSluna M
nit benz gertrirb htr fur &meritd te.
itimmten Nussabe pbiser @ebi6te betbrt
pprteu un6 tbeilt ben 8erebrern 6es
src6en Tcbteu nit, edb taS Sda tst
tut gtrfenSIng btttft III.
Mtien Sc1r1unatn beliete man 6enTe.
tIug III UprW rTHrT EpFuHWrVuHg pet>
;ulr9tH.
Carl S6rfinsse
NiIpaufts, @iS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-08
-. a. ReIer.'
Ne6ts ',,Mmapal
I Se Is.fU.utG "a.

Office nd6f Sbdre jur Centre Go
9anfG cmrdRS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-08
Srtessfdfteh.

G6teIsr'S Rartr pom SGpdr;en Wstr, GIsin>
afitu. BEN GaueaiuS, bem ilbIi6tu RuBIarb'
Rumdnisn unt:ctr iifIiGtn 3arfti. Sn Shtn
aetr6er, frrefdlti steru6t une eclrrirt. RaF>
ftat, l 100000. G,rtse, 22-2s 3pl. Trsis
sefaItct unb in llmf6las, $O.40.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-08

Dieter 8trlcser Bat 9rrftbrursen astrrfTcr,
um ptitere 8rieasfarttn, bic ctrra rttbis rrer|
en- lrlIteu, aISbaIh crlheincn 30 Iahtn.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE firm of Coney & Pray is this day dissol-
Il we'd by mutual consent. Mr. Coney will
continue the Pump business at the old stand on
Commercial Street.
JUSTUS C0NEY,
LUTHER j. PRAY.
Dowsgac, June / ?, lo79-3w.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26

ONE OF THE MOST successful and benign
combinations ever effected, is that of the six
medicinal oils of which THOMAS ECLECTBrC
OIL is composed. This matchless compound
not only possesses remedial efficacy of the
highest order, but, inasmuch as it contains
no alcohol, its influence is not weakened by
corporations, which is the case with very
many oils of doubtful efficacy, which have
an alcoholic basis. 1t is an incompatible
specific for affections of the throat and lungs
remedies chronic hoarseness and feebleness
of the voice, and is a superb remedy for that
harrassing, obstinate and consumption breed
ing malady-catarrh. Swelling of the neck,
tumor, neuralgia, lame back, rheumatism,
piles, and other diseases which can be affec-
ted by outward treatment, yield to its opera
ton with greater promptitude and certainty
than to that of any other remedy, and when
used inwardIy, it is equally efficacions.
Dysentery, kidney troubles, piles excoriated
nipples are also among the complaints which
it eradicates. For ulcers, sores, burns, frOs-
ted feet, and Commissions, it is UNNECESSARILY
the best remedy in use. All medicine dealers
sell it. Price, so cents and 81 per bottle;
trial size, Is cents
Prepared only by FOSTER, MILLBURN
& CO., Buffalo, N. Y. Sold by all medicine
dealers. Sold by G. L. Sherwood, Dowagi-
ia. S-eow4w.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26
New Advertisements.
Stray Horse.

Il did on the goth day of May, A. ID. 1878,
hnd one certain stray horse, found by him going
at large in the township of Silver Creek, near the
house of William Judd, being beyond the range
where horses usually run at large, which horse is
still in possession of the undersigned The an
irnal is small dark bay mare, white star in FORE
head, with strip to the nose. black name and
tail, formerly owned by William Judd.
Dated this 10th day of June, A D. 1878.
l3-6w* WILLIAM JUDD.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26

The Vanderbilt factien had no
trouble in capturing the Central at
the meeting of the board of directors
held in Detroit Monday, as they polled
1866 votes to "a, 125 for the old
board. The directors are now as
follows VIM. HI. Vanderbilt, Augustus
Schell, Cornelins Vanderbilt, S. s.
Barger, VIM. X. Vanderbilt, Arson
Stager, Ashley Pond, VIM. S. Scott
and Edwin ID. Worcester. The fol-
lowing officers were also elected;
President, VIM. HI. Vanderbilt.
Treasurer Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Secretary T.. ID. Worcester.
Executive Committee, VIM. Fl
Vanderbilt, Augustus Schell, Cornell
ius Vanderbilt and S. F. Barger. Nc
action was taken regarding the
present working officials of the road
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26
DIED,

On the oath inst, at s o'clock A. NJ, at his resi-
dence near Pokagon, LEWIS EDWARDS, senior,
in the 60th year OF his age.
Mr. Edwards was born in Lumberton, Camden
county, N. j May 20, 1889. In 1920, in CON-
pany with Thomas Brown, a young man then
about his age, and now living in Ohio, started
for the great West and walked from Philadelphia
to Pittsburg, and from there came on to Cihcin-
natl. A few years after he married lady by the
name Of Patience Garwood, and in 1926 moved
to Michigan, locating on Pokagon Prairie, where
they have since lived. After establishing lis
home, he made several trips with his team, back
to Ohio, encountering all the difficulties and hard
ships incident to such journey, such as new
roads and a dismal Wilderness He brought
seeds, fruit trees implements, stock &C., for his
neighbors benefit About 1850, when quite an
aged man, he made an overland trip to Oregon
of his children in that state.
| Mr. Edwards has always been noted for energy
and Industry, his stern integrity, and above oil
for his extreme temperate habits. He has never
used particle of intoxicating liquors or tobacco
during his long and laboriOus liie--an example
that all young men would do we'll to follow.
NorE.-Mr. J. R. Edwards kindly furnishes US
with the above facts respecting the old pioneer
who at last has gone to his rest. He also informs
US that Mrs. Edwards is very sick and not ex-
peeted to recover, although yesterday she was q
little easier.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26

We are trying to establish a
Jobbing House in this place so
as to furnish goods as cheap
here as they can be purchased
anywhere in job lots. We have
every facility for buying, as we
purchase direct from importers
and manufacturers. We shall
take great pleasure in showing
you our stock and giving you
prices which we guarantee will
be satisfactory. All goods war
ranted as represented. Give
us a call and you will be con-
WINGED. We will duplicate any
Chicago bill, and on many
grades of goods will give YOU
better prices. Our motto is
quick sales and small margins.
Come one, come all and inves-
tigate goods and prices, and be
convinced that we can and will
make it an object to purchase
your goods of us. 1t would be.
useless to quote prices as thew
are changing every day, but If
you will call or write, we viii
be very happy to furnish you
with daily quotations. Remem.
Der we duplicate any Chicago
bill. All goods retailed at a
small advance. Our terms are
strictly cash, consequently our
customers will not have to paw
an extra margin to cover bad
debts. Polite and gentlemanly
clerks always in attendance.
III. M. LEE dc BRO.
May Is, '7s-ly.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26
Liver is King.

The Liver is the imperial organ Of the
whole human system, as it controls the life,
health and happiness of man. When it is
disturbed in its proper action, all kinds OF
ailments are the natural result. The diges-
ton of food, the movements of the heart and
blood, the action of the brain and nervous
system. are all Immediately connected with
the workings of the Liver. 1t has been sue
cessfully proved that Green's August Flower
is unequalled in curing all persons afflicted
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, AVID all
the numerous symptoms that result from an
unhealthy condition of the Liver and Stom-
ach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Pos
itively sold in all towns on the Western Con.
tinent. Three doses win prove that it is just
what You want.
For sale by G. L Sherwood.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26
Douaeiac, June 10, 1878.
Cassopolis Items.

TIL e Secretary of the Agricultural
Society has been instructed to CORES
pond with Col. Robert Ingersoll in
hopes of obtaining him to deliver a
lecture next year during the fair. IF
successful we shall expect big dele
cation from Dowagiac, headed by p.
ID. Beckwith. They will also offer
$500 speed premiums. After some
further business the board adjourned
till July, Goth.
Rev Edward Clisbee, of Ohio, is
visiting his BROTHER Charles and
family.
Work is progressing on the new
Jail, preparations for actual business
have also commenced on the school
house grounds. The street improve
ments have apparently elevated some
OF our neighbors several steps in the
world, but it is good improvement.
w. III. Mansfield, wife and baby
intend to take short trip up north
soon.
THE PICNIC
OF course the event of the last
week was the picnic, and TO say that
it was grand success is mild Ian
guage. Visitors commenced coming to
the grounds at an early hour, and it
was coon apparent that an immense
crowd would be present. AT 10
o'clock secretary Glover called the
audience TO order, and after prayer
he made his report. The treasurer's
report showed balance on hand OF
about $1,000. The following officers
were then elected.
Prcsident-Uzziel Putnam Jr.
Vice President-John Nixon.
Secretary. III. Glover.
Asst Sec'y.-W. w. Peck.
Treasurer-John TietsOrt.
Executive Comnfittee-G. w. Jones
Marcellus; James Wright, VOlinia;
James Laporte, Wayne; VIM. Bidder
back, Silver Greek; Robert Dickson,
Pokagon; Hiram S. Hadsell, La
Grange; David nj. Howell, Penn;
Arson L. Dunn, Newberg; Lucius
Keller, Porter; Herman Strong,
Mason; Benz. f. Beeson, Calvin; VIM.
Weaver, Jefferson; Hiram Rogers,
Milton; Moses H. Lee, Ontwa; Daniel
Bl;sh. Dowagiac; Rodney Van Ness,
Howard.
After a grand dinner, which did
not indicate famine in Cass county,
the secretary read letter from the
President stating as the cause of his
absence that he had been called to
Ionia to a meeting of the Commits
sioners on Charitable ndReformatory
Institutions. After song by Messrs.
Clisbee and John Tietsort, MIR. S. c..
Coffin bury delivered an excellent
address. The crowd was SO great
that but few comparatively could
listen. A song by the Vandalia Glee
Club followed, then G. w. Clisbee,
the historian of the society, presented
the list of the old pioneers who had
passed away during the last year.
1t numbered about 20, and showed
great care in compiling the list 10y
the historian. Short addresses were
then made by local speakers, and at
last the benediction was pronounced
and the crowd began to dispense.
Forty-one names were added to
the list. Henry Michael presented
to the society miniature log cabin
all complete, which attracted much
attention.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26

The Chicago Times is not generally
proiuse in its compliments to Repub-
lican Congressman, but has the fol-
lowing regarding Judge Keightly:
Judge Keightly, republican, was
elected to congress from the fourth
district two years ago by about :, 300
majority, defeating Henry Chamber
lain, the democratic and greenback
nominee. He has given good salts
faction and is booked for renomina-
ton this TALL"