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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-19

There was an immense thrOns Of persons
at the exhibition given in Fulton hall yes
terday afternoon and evening by the Her
zOg museum management. Over 1850
persons were crowded into the hall ALI
were delighted! and the innovation of low
price amusement was fully vindicated. The
combination of wonders exhibited in this
show is truly astonishing and no less
interesting and instructive than amusing
to old and young. Among them Col.
Noah Or, the great American giant, stands
z feet and II inches in height, and
weighs SO pounds. Admiral Dot.
is the smallest character artist i'm
the world. Little Jewel is a Kentucky
lady II years of age, and Major Atom tho
smallest, it ten years Of age and perfectly
formed. Harry Sheldon creates Isssclr
amusement with his wonderful company Of
mariOncttes, and gives IN exhibition oe
wonderful sleight-Of f-hand juggling. Major
Atom and Admiral Dot did splendidly in
songs, aud Signor Carlo Curti astOnished
the audience with his performances ON tho
xylop!:One, and his Roman students in
costume brought out encore after encore.
Prof. Sawyer brought the sweetest kind Of
music from tho cOpophone or musical
glasses. The Herzog wonders can be seen
and heard every afternoon and evening
this week.
Unclaimed Letters
Following is list of unclaimed letters
remaining III the pOstoffice at Lancaster
for the week ending Apr;l1S:
Ladies' List.-Miss Annie NJ. Beatty,
Miss Barbara Draycr, Miss Alice Dearly,
Mrs. Mary T. DUNCAN, Miss Alice Croft,
Mrs. Louis, Geppert, Annie Hartman,
Miss Cath. lIarnish, Mrs. A. c. Henry,
Mrs. A. E. Irvine, Mrs. Annie NJ. Keener,
Miss Emma Lawrence, Maggie Miller,
Mary McCarty, Lydia A. Musser, Miss
Carrie Musser, Elizabeth Raymond, Miss
Alice Smith. Miss Marg. Witzel, Miss NJ.
A. Whitman.
Gents Lists. A. BrOadhurst, II. E.
Burton, Geo. Calender, jr., John Decker,
John Dcllinger, Dan'l B. Erb, FOrestal &
Magee, Winfield Hersh, Rudolph Harr,
L. Herr, .jr, ii w. Hull, Rev. Ed. Kelly,
JOS. Kccner, VI. B. Mcknight, John
Mathcs, Leonard Pickle. JOS. G. Shenk,
Francis X. Sellers, Albert Sprigel Ii.
Speckmous, Geo. II. Tinkora, Jesse Will
ford
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-19

Major Griest's Lancaster Inquirer.
He [Carlyle] had no conception of the
underlying influences of humanity, justice
and right, before which the mightiest
thrones crumble, and the strongest battal-
ions melt away. He had intellect, but not
heart.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-19

Samuel SlOkom, whose name was an
nounced in the city papers last week as a
candidate for county commissioner, has
decided that he will not be a candidate.
This decision of Mr. SlOkOm's causes very
general regret, as many of our leading
business men were anxious that the office
should be filled by person of his superb
Or business qualities and excellent juds-
ment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-19
HERE is another spring poem ; it is no
but it is true

In the spring most every fellow
Feels 30 bad he thinks he'll die,
And our editorial writer
Wears with grace blue ncck-tie.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-19

1t is the opinion, officially expressed, Of
New York justice that there is a certain
sociability in collarins an umbrella at the
house of friend, but that the same thing
done at theatre is quite another matter,
and an actiOnable offence.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-19

Ten pages and a-half-seventy-four
columns-of good, solid, official advertis-
ing, that's what the Philadelphia Erening
Nems showed last night and that's one of
the advantages of unadulterated stalwart-
ism in journalism in the City of Brotherly
Love.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-19

JOHN G. THOMPSON has expressed the
opinion that if the deadlock in the Senate
is broken within twenty days the Demo-
Gratis will carry Ohio at the gubernatorial
election next October. Mayor Means, of
Cincinnati, he thinks, would make good
candidate for governor.
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12
Re ceptiOn.

We clip from the Fillmore County Re,
view, Neb. the following notice of recep
given to G. W.. Smith. formerly of the
firm of Lawrence e. Smith of this city.
and wife, on their return from Owosso.
Mr.. G. w. Smith and wife. were given
reception at the residence of Mrs. Smiths
brother, John A. Dempster. on their re-
turn from their wedding tour, on last
Wednesday evening. About $50 guests
met on,the lawn to welcome the return of
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. Tables were spread
with rich repast of pastry, ice cream and
lemonade. The grounds were lighted
with Chinese lanterns presenting pictur-
esque appearance. Rev. o. F. Sheldon
delivered a short address of welcome, and
the cornet band rendered several beautiful
pieces of music. Guests congratulated
the happy twain and departed for their
homes as, the hours waned.
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12
TORS

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Where
l"A as default has been made i'm the conditions
by which the power of sale therein contained
has became operative of q certain mortgage
made and executed by Daniel Tucker and wife
of New Haven. Shawassee County State of Mich
gan, party OF the first part 10 Catherine f.
Garrison of the City of Ann Arhor. Washtenaw
County, State of Mchgan.--part OF the Second
part Dated the 22nd day Of April. 1876 and
duly recorded the same day in the office of
Register of Deeds for ShiawaSsee County Mich
gan. Libcr No of Mortgages, ON pages 26 and
81 The property described in said mortgage is
the west half of the west half OF the southwest
quarter of section No 3, I'm township No g. north
of range No. 3.-Known as New Haven i'm said
County of Shiawassee.
There is claimed to he due unpaid on said
mortgage for interest and principal the sum of
S660.50--siX hundred and fifty dollars and
fifty cents, = at the date of this notice for tho
collection OF which or any part thereof no pro :
ceedin{cS at law or otherwise has been had & r.
taken, and further SUN OF $50 thirty dollars,
stipulated for in said mortgage. to be paid as n
Attorney fee by the party Of the first para
Should any proceedings he had or taken TO for a
close said mortgage. Notice is therefore hereby
given that will ioreciose said mortgage by q
sale of said mortsaRed premises or such part or
so much thereof as may he required to pay So i'll
debt with interest at ten per cent and cost I'd
said Attorneys tee. acOr linz 10 the terms of said
day of October. 1881 at ten O'clock i'm the forenoon
% said day, at public auction to the highest bid
der, at the front dool of the Court House IN the
Cry Of Corunna that being the building in which
the Circuit Court for said County tf ShiaWassee
is held.
Dated the 18th day Of July 1881.
CATHERINE e. GARRISON.
Mortgage.
Attorney for Nor, gagee
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12
u. p. Gould in scotland.


Through the Kindness of Z. II. Gould, We
are permitted TO make the following no, 2.
from letter received from his brother.
Ayr is pretty little town situated on
the Firth of Forth, in tie Bay Of Ayr,
and has about 10000 inhabitants. 1t is
s'ndR OF course compared with other tow ms
In britain. Its streets are narrow, and
some of them mere lanes. The cottage
where Burns" was born is out about two
miles, and after walking around little
Mr.. Plat and walked out there. They
require fee of two-pence to go in, and
after we were inside the little low-thatch-
ed roof whitewashed cottage, they point
ed out to us the identical place where the
great man was born; and the same bed
stead whereon relay right under asrnall
chink in the wall, through which the Jan
uary wind blew gale the night he was
born; which incident he speaks of in. one
of his poems Here was the table cut all
over with initials and names where he
and his old cronics use to sit and carouse
together; and the identical chair and
cro"kery of the old cottagers, the original
manuscript of Tam O. ShantelAs ride"and
many other interesting relics and remind.
ers of the great man, for such he was,
with all his faults. Near here is the old
Alloway Kirk where Tam C'Shanter
looked in at the window before he cross ed
the "Auld Brig just beyond, on the night
OF his famous ride. From here we went
to the monument which has been erected
to his memory and there saw the very
Bible which Burns gave to Highland
Mary From here to the "Auld Brig
which crosses the Bonnie Doom" and the
same over which Tam" rode with the
witches after him. / enclose a yellow
daisy and an bay leaf from the "Auld
Brig" and the Banks and Braes of Bon
ME Doom" please preserve them. We sat
on the banks and tho ught of Burns and
how perhaps he had often walked along
those very paths and perhaps sat on the
very stone where we sat. We enjoyed it
all very much.
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12
Majestic Maryels.

y =
From the San Francisco Daily Aita.I ~ no..
w. w. Coles New Mammoth Circls
made grand parade through the streets
yesterday more picturesque display
than when the establishment visited us at
the grst. = It's calliope sent its steam music
everywhere. Last night it opened at the
corner of Mission and Seventh streets,
with Ito quote the words of the ADVERTISE
menD "a perfect. flood of majestic mar
vels." The attendance was crusher
There is no more popular amusement in
the United States than the circus, and a
good one is always sure of crush-and
coin. There are great many new fea-
lures that Cole has beeu smart enough TO
acquire duringhis visit to the Antipodes
and these have freshened the ordinary
programme to such an extent that second
or third viewing has all the charms of
novelty. ga ,.r,.t -oGt OIL
Among the more notable features,is the
female aerial bicyclist, Mlle.f Addie d
Atalie, whose performances are marvel
Gus. The menagerie has been reinforced
by the addition of white buffalo aud
some Australian kangaroos, rare. birds, a
troupe of South Sea Savages and Maori
war dancers, who appear in their print,
tive costumes, its real Arabian athletes
and a thousand other new attractions. h
This famous circus will visit Owosso
Thursday Aug 10. -fil CO..
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12

4 Jehnson's Estract Of S1~rjMYi7a.-- 1T
were but courte,y 10 cali lbe attention OF
our readers, to The Invaluable preparation
which will b. found advertised in another
column. 1t has in It's favor very fAtcrine
testimonials from the most eminent pinc
titioners in every part Of the country
where it has been used. There is beauty,
taste and size enough in the bottles to in
duce purchase. even if The prepalTliion it.
self were not one of the "sovercignest in
The world" rs every one must believe il is
that is, every one who would not resist
a mass Of documentary evidence cOnclu-
sive enough to convert u Turk To Christi.
anity. Buy one of the bottles gentle
reader, and see whether you do not agree
with US, on this latter point ut least.
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12
What You Can { Do.

You can't do nice job of work, preach
a good sermon, try a lawsuit we'll doctor
a patient or write a good article with
sluggish brain and unsteady nerves, and
none should make the attempt in such
condition when it can he so easily and
cheaply removed by n little of PARMELEE' s
DYSPEPSIA COMPOUND. 1t is n great reg:
ulating tonic. Relief guaranteed or mon
ey refunded Sample bottles IL cents.
large size 81. Sold by j. H. DeHart &
Co., Vernon, Mich
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12
Poisoned by Paris Green.

Henry Greenicr, boy who has been
employed by c.. H. Grahame TO deliver
goods was poisoned. last Sunday, with paris
green. A family moving out of part OF
the. house where his parents reside, threw
some paris green into the garden and
Henry sucked water through an onion
stalk on which the paris green was scatter.
ed. 1t infected a sore on his lip and he is
now dangerously sick from the poison to-
gether with erysipelas which has also at
tackled him.
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12

The Truth, the Whole Truth, and Moth.
ing but the Truth you are suffering
from poor health or languishing on a bed
of sickness. take cheer, for Hamlton's
German Bitters will cure you. If you
feel weak and dispirited, without clearly
knowing why, GERMAN BITTERs will re.
vive you. If you feel your system needs
cleansing, toning or strengthening, German
Bitters is what you need. fyou are old,
and your pulse is feeble, your nerves I'M
steady and your faculties waning, Ham
ilton's German Bitters will give you new
life ard vigor. Price soc per bottle.
Sold by J. II. DeHart & Co., Vernon,
Mich.
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12
Physicians Endorse Them.

MUSHROOM, MICH, July IL, 1877.
Rhinehart Medicine Gentlemen
Will you send me gross of your Liver
PillsY would like them at once as my
supply is exhausted, and some of our play
slcians to whom | recommend them for
trial are writing prescriptions for them in
their practice. One of them speaking of
them, the other day, said, They arc so
mild, yet so efficient" | am entirely out
of them, and would like them as soon as
possible, Yours, DE.
A. q. JEPSON.
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12
Parmelee's Great Blood Purifier.

In morbid conditions of the blood are
many diseases, such us sdlt-rheum, ring
worm, bOils. carbuucles, sores and pimples.
Try the PURIFIER and cure all these all
ments. If we did not believe tit, be the
greatest BLOOD PURIFIER extant we should
hesitate before Offering it. to you under u
positive guarantee, as we do Sample bot
lies 15c; large size 81. Sold by j. Ill.
DeHart & Co.. Vernon, Mich. linn
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12

James ID. Colt, of the Massachusetts
Supreme Bench, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the temple, in
his Office in Pittsfeld Mass, Tuesday
evening. Judge Colt was nephew OF
Col. Colt of this city. He had been on
the Supreme Bench for eyears. OF late
he has had very bad health. 81 ~ NJ
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12

A Beautiful Complexion is the result Of
using Hamilton's Oriental Balm, warran-
ted to be harmless. The most elegant and
delicate preparation for the skin ever in
vented. Removes tan. pimples, frcclSles
and all bemishes of the citcle and leaves
the skin smooth and beautiful. Price soc
a bottle. Sold by D. Ii. DelIart 81 Co.,
Vernon, Mich.
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12
Try Il, it viii Cure YOu.

fyou are troubled with Lame T,aCk,
Gravel, Leuchorrhoea, Non Retention or
lncontinence of Urine, Inflammation or I'll.
ceration of the Bladder and Kidneys. or
Liver Complaint Try Hills Compound
Extract of Buchu and Cubebs. 1t will
cure you,
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12

Ex-Gov. BAGLEy's last will and tesla
ment was only continuation of the good
deeds of life characterized all through by
mercy, charity, generosity and good will
to mankind Evening News.
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS: Especial in
ducements are offered you by the Burling-
ton Route. 1t will pay You to read their
advertisement to be found elsewhere in
this issue. ., .......tt
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12
L. ). PORTER. NJ. d..

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Female Diseases a speciality. All calls in
town and country will receive prompt at
tenton. Office hours, 10 to 12 A. NJ. to
3 and z to p. M, Sundays excepted then,
to 3 p. NJ only
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12
Daily Calls.

Olsego O., Sept. 90 1877.
Rinehart Medicloe. CO. GenaSmeh:
Please send me two dozen of your Liver
Pills. am out and need them badly
They are called for daily. uH~l. rsil, =
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12

Ministers, LAWYERS, Teachers and
others whose occupation gives but little
exercise, should use Carriers Little Liver
Pills for torpid liver aud bilioasucss.
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12
Our Midsummer Poem.

Will you have an armchair,
Upholstered with hair,
And made in Belair,
For gentleman there,
That will need no repair
No, I'll have setee
Made expressly for me,
To place under tree
On the shore by the sea,
Where my sweetheart Willie
When she is just Twenty-Three,
The happiest girl you ever did see
If you want any more a9s
Call at Woodlands Furniture Store,
They'll show you from the first to OF
M, floor, Ia
Goods at prices that can't go lower,
Not to mention their big blower.
Who is now laid on door -
As his blowing has made him sore.
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12

THos kirk, Druggist says: Rinehart's
Worm LoAenges give better satisfaction
than all others. i YitI...a .n...lIt ..r
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12

folks" last evening with very pleasant
tea party given in honor of Miss Thayei's
visit.
The citizens Of Newburg are planning to
have delightful time at their picnic to be
held at that place on the 18th of August,
1881.
Mrs. Sexton, formerly resident of this
city spent last Sunday with Owosso friends
and returned to her home in Detroit on
Monday.
The city fathers, ''or some other man,
having caught the horticultural fever have
caused the stately thistles of Fayette square
to be trimmed.
SAFELY OvER.-Rev. L. B. Plat and L.
p. Gould are in Glasgow. They had a
pleasant voyage and are now doing
Scotland.
Prof: Graves pupils did their teacher
and themselves honor, at the Bell;fund
concert Monday evening. Miss Baker has
: fine contrato voice.
Grand excursion to Port Huron, via d.
G.. H. &M.R. r. and steamer Northwest,
Thursday August IS. The train leaves
rOwosso, GAS. Fare $1.75.
M. "A. Dell, of Vernon, begins work in
the Estey factory to-day. Mr.. ID. comes
from Vernon with first class reputation
as a painter and finisher.
Messrs. s. e. Parkill, G. A. Towne and
p. 8. Crawford start next week for Spring
Lake, where they will spend few days
in fishing and having good time.
Mrs. George Black and her daughter Ivah
are now making the tour of the lakes.
They left Owosso yesterday morning and
will visit at Cleveland and Buffalo.
Married: At the residence of Mr.. W. H.
Mallory, 1926 Indiana Ave-, Chicago, H.,
Aug. 9th, ex-Mayor James Osburn OF
"Owosso, Mich, and Miss Ella Larzalere of
Ypsilanti Mich.
The Owosso city band dedicated their
new band stand, Tuesday evening, with
fine concert. The stand was well light
ed. The band in full uniform discoursed
excellent music which was enjoyed by the
great number of people who thronged the
streets till late hour.
Are you reading "Georgiana Ganson?'
If so, you probably discovered that chap
ter III was considerably mixed. The
mistake was made in making up" the col
umns for the press; we republish the same
in Its proper form, in this weeks issue, and
promise to do better in the future Back
numbers OF the Times, containing the pre-
ceedlng chapters Of this interesting story.
can be had at this office.
The lawn social at Mr.. G. L. Shattuck's
residence, last Friday evening. was one of
the pleasantest of the season. The house
and grounds were brilliantly lighted and
'thronged with guests. The loudcst fea
,ture of the evening was the side show,
owned and managed by Mcssrs. G. A.
Town and s. E. Parkill. A panoramic
view illustratingthis highly moral and intel
lectual show, posted in conspicuous
place, together with the vehement vocifer-
ations of the door-keeper, made the ont
side-show so highly interesting that it was
better patronized than the in side-show.
Much credit is due to Mr.. Shattuck and
family and all parties assisting in this
pleasant evenings entertainment
The lilxeicsses Of the Circassian queen,
talking rooster, fal woman etc., executed
by our popular portrait painter, Harry
Frain. were true TO life every one.
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12

Miss Helen l.. Manning has had another
tussel with that old despot, rheumatism,
but she sticks to her quill in the State
House in spite Of him and is on the mend
mot the quill but Miss Mannieg. Church
and Home ~ N ~. ,rclss' f7sTfi.g' 49,. !,
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12

So to $50 per day 1T home. Samples
worth 81 free. Address STINsolS 81 Co
Portland. Maine
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12

We Have Everything We
Advertise !
We have the only
SNOW-WHITE BUFFALO
Ever seen in any land.
We have
REPRESENTATIVES, OF EVERY
NATION.
Riders, Vaulters, Gymnasts and Athletes.
We have a Troupe of
REAL WHIRLING DERVISHES !
From Calcutta and Bombay.
We have drove of t''
GIANT KANGAROOS
Captured while in Australia.
We have the only Perfect
&, ELECTRIC LIGHT,
Manufactured for our special use, burning
day and night, producing brilliant
. scenic effects.
We have and will exhibit
MENAGERIE OF WILD
ANIMALS | rt.
A Herd of Captive Performing Elephants,
Vast Dens of Performing Lions, the
Mammoth Kansas Ok, 500 Rare
m yf Exotic Birds. e.s
A GREAT MID OCEAN AQUARIUM.
Specimes from the Briny Deep,
Marine Monsters, Living Sea Lions, etc.
A HUGE DROVE OF EGYPTIAN
CAMELS
and 5000 other strange things which it is
impossible to catalogue The foregoing
il but nucleus around which is gather
ed The Biggest, Best and Most Interest
ing Show in the World. H
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12

We Have all that is Worth
Seeing F.!
We have the
JEAL TWIN SISTERS,
The Beautiful Australian Bareback Riders.
We have The
GREAT BLONDlN,
Who, blindfolded, carries man upon his
back 100 feet from the ground. walking
a small strand of wire.
We have the
HEROINE HURDLE RIDER,
Mile Linda Jeal, Queen of the Blazing
r u.. Zone" t
We have the only {
MAORI WAR DANCERS
Ever exhibited in any country.
We have the only .a
FEMALE FIVE HORSE RIDER,
Madam Ryland, who rides and drives Five
Horses at the same time.
We have
EIGHT BAREBACK PEDESTRIANS
No Pad Acts" allowed.
We have the ~,
LARGEST CORPS OF LEAPERS
In the world. All frstclass.
We have and introduce
TWO, THREE AND FOUR ACTS
In'the ring, simultaneously.
j. '' We have the Great
SNAKE CHALMERS,
With their venomOus, writing serpents,
The Owosso times., 1881-08-12


Wheat is selling at $l.1sl.
Mrs. H. b, Tillotson is quite sick = \
Miss Addic Thsyer, of Flint, is visiting
at Mr.. L. A, Todd's. IbIg
Mrs. C. @. Duff has gone to Mount
Clemens mineral springs. fcts
The Owosso Blue Cox play the st Johns
Base Ball club this after noon.
For Sale,-A baby carriage, sleeping
coach" style. Inquire at Times office
Mrs. Ira Merell left Owosso on Monday
for visit with friends in Detroit.
Mr. Morris Osburn and family started
for Marquette yesterday afternoon.
The members of the city Board Of
Health have resigned in disgust.
DIR. G. p. Parkill and family have re-
turned from their summer outing"
Mr.. Richard Chapman of Little Rock,
Ark. arrived in town Tuesday evening.
Miss Phi ebe Fairchild and Myrtle
Broad have returned from Point Lookout.
Don't forget that Westlake Is selling off
all summer suitngs and pants goods at
g cost.
The firm of M. Wood & CO. has recciv-
ed large order from Marquette for pick
handles.
Miss Lillian Holley, of Vernon, passed a
pleasant day yesterday in visiting friends
IN this city.
Mrs. Bagg of Detroit is spending several
+ weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Goodhue.
MIR. L. e. Woodland has purchased the
brick for his new store. The building
will be sixty feet square,
Henry Greenier died yesterday afternoon,
from effects of poison, an account of which
will be found in another column.
The Misses Penfield, who have been
spending the summer at Mrs. Ament's,
left for their home in Cleveland, Tuesday
The merchant tailor Westlake will be
pleased to see his Vernon friends on circus
day and inspect his fall and winter goods
Coles circus here next Thursday
Have you ever seen the wonderful electric |
light? That is worth the price of ticket. |
The rains on Saturday and Monday
were timely in preventing the further
spread of the destructive fires ragingsnorth |
ofus.