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Morning and Evening

Dress Suits for gentlemen, perfecIly-ftting gar.
menfs, OF various qualities, fast cOoreblack. My
standard black broadcloth suit price SS3 the best
l have, Is finely trimmed and unusually well
Prince Albert Frcek Gals " from ~ IL 10 tncE
chest measure, with vests and pantaloons to
match. have these coats with either long roll Or
Short roll Black cloth vests have in three, four,
five six and eight buttons and military clerical
style. GEO. T.. HENNING.
An 2th Strppt
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CITY ITEMS.

Holiday Presents ut Reduced Prices
Closing out sale or Mems and Boys Neckwear,
Gloves. Handkerchfsfs, Ties, Su pe1derS, Collars,
Nufn RS. Pulse Warmers, Comforts, Wool Jackets.
g.. &c. Splendid assortment Of White and Colored
Kid Gloves. White SIN, Satin and Lawn 1faS.
Mems and Boys Hats at reduced prices. Found
\ Gcii Ring, at LEWIS, 92n 7th street, below Mt
Vernon pace
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su.s Cor s1e. 1850 Damaged witharaur.

In case OF Margaret Harover's suit, entered the
26 instant, against the trustees, Slmuoi T. Luck
cit and Eiward W. Whitaker, Mr.. W. B. Weeb, at
t9rEey for Narrower, to-day filed with the clerk An
Order for the discont!nuance OF the case as to j.
wari w. Whitaker.
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DISTURBANCE AT A THEATER.-Leonard Jeanette
was charged before Judge Smell this morning with
being dsOrderly In the National theater last night
Special Officer Venerman stated That last night
the defend ant and his daughter and another gen
tleman occupied three seats In the "dreSs circle
A gentleman with two ladies. who had reserved
seats, came In and the defendant refused to give
up the seats. He was finally persuaded to vacate
the seats and then stood In the aisle and leaned
against post. obstructing the view. He refused
to move or go to the box office and get his money
back and hit witness on the arm while being put
out. The old gentleman spoke with French &C
cent, and stated that he was comparatively
stranger here and knew nothing OF the regulations
He showed the court a cut on his forehead, which
he said they did by jamming his head against a
post in putting him out. He was fined S..
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THE BLACK BALLOTS IN Commemorative de-
cison OF Chief Justice Park, OF Connecticut declar-
ing the black ballots used by the democrats In the
New Haven city election ''palpably Illegal" has
led TO much discussion in the state, as similar bal
lots were used In New Haven at the state and con-
gressional elections. The throwing out OF 1900
Illegal democratic ballots in New Haven, provided
all the other ballots were legal, would elect the
republican state ticket Mr.. Cole, chairman OF
the republican state committee, intends to file a
petition In the legislature when It assemblies CALI
Ing attention to the uegalty OF the black ballots
cast In New Haven and asking for an tnvestiga-
ton.
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MARRIAGE LICESsEs.-The clerk OF the court has
issued marriage licenses to John 7. Hayden and
Mary E. Lyons, both OF Alexandria. Va; Joseph
Taylor and Lizzie Parker, both OF Baltimore, Nd :
Albert G. Miller, OF Montgomery county, Pa, an /
M0ilte Denham. OF Fauquler county, Va; William
Fisher. OF Cuspeper, Va, and COrnelia Clark John
r. kIiwell and Maggie Mckinley: Jas. ~ Archer
and Elizabeth r LunsfOrd; Basil +. Galloway of
Biadensburg. Nd, and Alice c. Reed, of Hyafts
vile. Nd; Benjamin W. ReiSs and Josephine A.
Van Sycke. OF Trenton, n. j.; Robert Hawkins
and Mary Burnes, both OF Prince Georges county,
Nd; Charles WoodrOe and Melinda Mason c. H.
Cohen. OF Augusta, Ga, and y. V. Sneed; Charles
Il. Cant and Matte j. Ward; j. NJ Gettinger and
VI. j. MCkenney.
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Nav YEAR CARDS written at Metropolitan hotel.

GREAT MARK Down IN PRGCEs--Opera shades kid
gloves, sc. pair, reduced from 7Jc, at Clark =
g. 9Th street northwest
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CATTLE MARKET.-At Queenstown droveyards
Wednesday there We're 100 mead of cattle up, which
sold from 81 to so per pound. Sheep were scarce
aud sold from So to cents; lambs. 4 to cents.
Mich cows sold from $50 to s55. There was no
change in the price OF live hogs: they sold from
to 81 cents The market was active.
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NEW YEAR CALLING CARDS in great variety at
horrlsoa e DuyalS, art publishers, Soo and sG7 ID
street.
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TURKEY RAFFLE at A. B. Coppes' tonight.

OVER 100 fine Spanish Lace FichuS, worth from
Is 10 - each, at ST. Excelsior" SOL 1th.
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AUCTION SALE o. gOlI W ttchcS and solid silver
ware ~ National 10 IN on -, 100. 7th ST. w.
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20. Quart bottle, 50 Der gallon, old rye whisky
rich, pufc and elegant McGcc's, 40i 9Th street
northwest.
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SToNEwALL JACKsoS's LAST WOEDs-The last
words OF StoneWail Jackson We're: Lets cross
over the river ard rest Ia the shade OF the trees
IieSe wor1s have been quoted by more than a
on every boys tongue in the District OF Columbia
are TO be heard the words that viii be remem-
ber'd as long these OF the great warrior: "Iets
go TO Il. Robinson q CO.'S, 900 Pennsylvania avenue
and get Il new suit OF Clothes"
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
ard delivered in h-lb. Ward" prints. 55c. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk anu sweet milk,
&c per ct Cream, 15c pint
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement an
nouncing the closing sale OF Silverware, mantel
clocks, bronZes Rogers table cutlery, &C. at the
saesrooms OF Walter b. Williams Il Co., this even
ing at 80 O'Clock, and tomorrow morning at
1920, and evening at $50 and 80 O'Clock.
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DRESS AID Fancy GOO3s-spclial bargains
BroIheSd's, 1905 street.
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ALL CLoAks below cost-736 18th ST., bet G and III.
For HOLIDAY DINNERS or suppers go to Chris.
Xaudero am eXt:niDe MS fine stock or import ed
and domestic d-licacieS, &C., all sold ut New York
prices, at NJ. 909 1th street.
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FRESH SUPPLY OF the following great bar
gG.uS:
3 aver hats, all shades, SO ms; IS cts
III n iS3inc iOns TlGneS. 1jc. antS1.
Lovely tips per bunch G}, 81 cts.
On" thousand plush turbanS at SOC, former
Ir.ce Si-75 BLOvT's,
- -.J,
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PENaANsHIP, $3.50: business course, g pei
month. 1920 Gin street.
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CKILDRES'S JEwELRY-Rngs, sets and brace
lets, at PrigTS.
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4 DESERTED WIFE DIyORCED.-Thts morning
1usge Hagner granted Frances 4 Quinn divorce
0nm William Quinn. They were married In this
qR February 20, 1870, and she charges him with
11e1tang her In November OF the same year. after
eDal1 Of tW1na had been born to them,
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Mr.. A. w. little,
West Washington, says: 81 can safely recommend
Browns Iron Bltters, it gives general sati5fac
tion."
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EKecker's Baking Powder
is perfect In every respect, healthul, thoroughly
reliable, uniform in strength and its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
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A New Years Gift.
In the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR, for one
year, is In order 1t Is trge eght-page paper OF
fifty-six coumns-the largest and cheapest in the
country. Only one dollar, post paid
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Don't Die in the House.
though on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches
bedbugs, flies, ants, moleS, chipmunks gopher. i5c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-29

Flinders H4actO Pa0skate Of Lime and
Cod Liver Oh, the test remedy known for cOug as,
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma all throat
breast and lung affections
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new YEAR and birthday cards. j. Jay Gould
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FrssELIs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

BOTTLED GOCDs-Old whistles, brandy, rum and
wines. All guaranteed pure, at Tharp's, sis +
street.
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laics ami c;hcr5 d5s.o,Is OF buy. ng fancy goods,
GHderWCtT, ribbons, eEit:0!er!1a, *, is called TO
tn stock 20 be Old a. Weeks y Co.'S auction
rto;Hs. C35 louisiana ayrnai, Saturday. Deceia-
Der ;.tth, al ID am GA account OF such I'm
Llen'a a'ocA tie ; lie Is f..u5 coniihued.
FoR UsE WEEK OHLY-B fore taking inventory
and changing tn" Iria our entire stock Is offered
81 sacr. rciig price,:
G nte' aaes 81 i.;nl-spweI shoes. $40
Goats no 81 cali button and cutters. 3.
GSrts' s. elst1 TOP CALI l. CO. ana button, $3.50.
l.c.i-s' :csi Il nd-5csei Kill button, S3.25.
Ladies', bts5 a hands va goat buttoa, 81.
Ladies' sl.5) opera Xii slippers, 81
L.diHs' an m-se,' white KID slippers
Ghnts ald boys patent leather pumps
Ahd ali gOo.ls Gown in proportion.
HAHS's. SIC .th St. ana 1922 Pa. ave.
PURE SOAP ExTRAcrs and toilet articles made by
the Stlcc2asorS o. Robert Low, the celebrated Lon
don per. uiItr, are seen every where These goods
have stood the test OF Il century, and are recon-
nendei by druggists throughout the world
CHRIS XANDER's new store. recently opened at
No. 969 9TH street, attracts the attention OF the
public with his fine stock OF imported and DO
neStic delieaCieS- CAL and examine before pur-
Chasing elsewhere.
FRESH MEATS: Liver, Sc. H.: round steak, 11c.;
choice rib Fotst 11c.; porter house, 15c. sirO.n,
13c. F. p Hughes market, Sth and SITS w.
The reason why we offer such great bargains in
mats, piGEies, ribbons, &, Is because we have too
Tifice. R!0Ur's 10 9TH street
TOMORROW great bargains.
CorsetS and kid gloves.
Gu: - CO"yet for rs.
An 81 giant cOTS Z 1GT SOC.
Dr. Warmers health corset, 95c.
Foster lace nook kids Sc.
NO>gucuaireS. new shades, 81, 81 q.
Ladies' ana gents IUrtOp gloves, CSC.
M"rlnG un ttrWIar at cost.
JOB lot OF linen d1mask towels worth &c FORE.
DAYaASN-s, 500 1tn street.
GREAI, SPANISH AND CULTURE LACEs
-. 80. 81 and 49,.
ReLGccd prices in fine
NecEWear.
Plush purses and satchelS at cost to close OFT.
Fine rolled gold AID silver jewelrv 1T low prices
Mrs. MAX WEYI Agt.
Look out for cheap embroidery II II week.
az 9TH st. NV.
BOTTLED GOCDs-Old Whistles, brandy, rum and
vines. Ali guaranteed pure, at Tharp's, sis F.
Sfrea
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JAPANESE GOODS.

ana ses, one square from Pem3aylvaniA avenue.
1crolA 1AntdrnA lan4 DecoEa5vo p3c4nyea Bot-
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AUTHORS CARNIVAL AT SPENCERIAN COLLEGE,
Each ticket to the authors carnv tonight at the
Spenceran Business College halls arl parlors Will
b. cnitl d to vote on Andrews superb portrait
/ OF James a. Garfield. The Votes for the canti-
| dates nominated in the rolunda or the Capitol
/ Row stand: Cen G.. D. swain, "a: Col. H. c. Cor
/ bin, "a; PrIf. ii. C. Spencer 81: Hon. James G..
Blaine. %; Hon. John A. Logan, 12; Mrs. Lucrctia
*. Garfield. $: Mrs Sara A. Spencer, 80; Corcoran
] Art Gallery. 2-tOt.l 20S
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SALE OF LADIES GO9Ds.-rrhr attention Of the
EicS ami others dJs;:OIs OF bug ng fancy goods,
underwear, ribbons, CE1t:O.,,critS &, is called TO
tn stock 20 be Old AZ Weeks y Co.'S auction
r. o;Gs. trl5 louisiana ayrna'. Saturday. DeceTl-
Der ;rth, al ID am. GA account OF such all i'm
Elen,1 StGcS tie ilC Is f,.u5 continued
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MISS AMY LEAsTTr. OF BOSTON. TEACHER
W. Of vocal and instrumental Music and Harmony.
AddreA - stxooe northwest. Lossons resumed sop.
sember eth. dlS
MUSICAL ACADEMY, i72l Oh SALES BTREEI
W. eetvem Connecticut aye md l7th q. n.w.
n Atm. 0REKx HATHElfATIR lAIURAL sOE.
~ - "a -. ps4ya1lI g = 60 e1ztunS
- 1s's sSUf e -.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

HOTEL FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST BIJSI-
ness hotels in central Pelns, vana well furnished;
rs acres OF splendid land connected DEPOT door;
rents for 81, 600 yearly in advance perfect ORDER
owLer az years old and in bad health: boring for pe
roeum near property would exchange part for farm
or resi- dence IN Washington j. WIGfiIMAN,
dl6-lm Williams,orf D.
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N TOWN OR COUNTRY TO
w take nice, light and peasant work at their own
homes; no canvasslng; good salary. Address RELI-
ABLE MFG. CO., Philadelphia, Pa, Drawer TT
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-919K STREET NORTHWEST: VERY
- desirable Newly Furnished Rooms; with or With
out Board; suite single. Terms moderate d28 s.
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD.-TRAN-
sent Boarders. with room, 81 to 81. SO per day 8.
FLAGLEh, SIG Indiana avenue d2S- SIN
FIRsT. CLASS BOARD WILL BE FOUND AT THE
4 popular Forsyth Dining and Lunch Rooms. 1908
Pennsylvania avenue. 20 Meal Tickets IS. Single
Meals IS cents The best Of everything served d265t
1000 G STREET NORTHWEST, HANDSOME
LOCO newly furnished Rooms, with board; day
boarders taken win be rented rngiy suite d236 g
ExCELLENT TABLE BOARD MAY BE OBJ
II tanned at l413 street northwest. dl3-1m
FIRsI- CLASS TABLE BOARD, $40 PER MONTH;
Il regular breakfast and dinner IS cents; three meal
tickets for 81 Also. restaurant. H. I. ELwoOD,
southwest corner It'll and streets northwest d4-ln
ETREMONT HOUSE-CHANGE OF PROPRIETOR.
First class table, polite and attentive very
desirable 81. ua for families Rates: 81 50 and 81
per day. S25. $50. $50 and so per month. Z. W. DEN
1SON, Prop. IA
GPRAGUE MANSION. CORNER SIXTH AND
- north Rooms with drSt-claee Bard
Also Table Board at 500 per north. nl4-6ws
rT,HE LAPIER HOUSE, 8. W.COR 1OrH AND E sTs
n.w Is Of tho cneieet and best conducted Board
nghouses in the city. Transient Boarders
dated at reasonable terms. Meals at all hours. SO
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST.-$l0 WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON
that vii! return my Gun. which was lost out of my
buggy on High street. between street and Mr. Charles
Homiilers; Thursday evening, December 49, between
Georgetown. d29-Sts
II OST-A POCKETBOOK AT CONGRF GATIONAL
" CHURCH last Sunday suitable reward win be paid
by Mrs. c. NJ LANGSTON, II left at the Star office It.
IL marked and class. and with . latin phrase his
medal was advertised by the finder but the
looked the advertisement. Please return to Braces
drug store, corner Bridge and Washington streers
Georgetown. it
II OST. "WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER o. IN
~ going from New York av. to 18th aud II SITS north
west small gold Earring. with stone setting. suit
able reward left at Thomas DowlinG's 1lth and
Pa. lie
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WANTED,WHITE AND CoLORED COOKS, GEN
w eral Workers, I'd Girls and Nurses, for this city,
Baltimore. Phiiadelph a. New York and elsewhere
Families furnished Servants with references. Try us.
g26 street northwest Licensed Agency. G. E. PRICE
l. co. oI6-IIw~
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NJ ADAM ROSS HE LON0-E6TABLISHED, RE-
IN liable Caairyoyant and Aszoaoeist giyse bsttsr
feson: tcs the past present and future destiny ;y0
advice and ssgiGzAn0e Al nategs epper4a1uinR %
business. love and mA1x4me0y. AHN u 10ouHE1 CAk1s
katiGfac1cm given pay. oongu11n1tm Rooms. "a
Id skeok shove steoee nGstnuog6 -
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WANTED-HCUSFS

"AN1ED-A SEVEN-EOOM HOUSE MODERN
w improvements, between l and 0 streets 9th and
l2h streets northwest; southern exposure. Rent not
10 exceed $50 per mouth. address 8. &. D.. star
Ctfce. DOS 9ts
WANTED-A BRICK HOUSE, TO COST 81. 500 To
" So oo0 seven II eight rooms between 4th aud l4th
am between l. and Q streets northwest. Send postal to
1929 4th street northwest. do I'm
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WANTED-M MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED i WILL. NOT SELL YOU CHICAGO
w beef but will sell yon the best piece beef in
Washington or Chicago for the least money. Come and
Center market.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

NOR RENT - PLEASANTLY LOCATED SIX.
IL room Frame House, with bathroom gas and water
SOB hode Island avenue. Rent, SIS per month.
d29 -2ts
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December 9.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fpR SALE-AT 1925 Q STREET, AVERY LARGE
u Ice Crest, suitable only for a market or dairy.
Scentlhcaly constructed to cool the atmosphere of
room where it liz kept. lts
TIOR SALE LARGE BAY MARE, WILL BRED
4 hne roadster; suitable for coupe or buggy; also
Coupe Rockaway and Side-bar Buggy. Inquire at
FLEMMlNG'S Stable, 9Th street, between ID and Z.
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DKIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY 500 sTH
l street northwest ReH.hae information Furnished
when reguestd al business stictly conhdental. C.R
Finder. mills l0m
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PERSONAL.

TIME GENTLEMAN WHO HIRED A SADDLE
IL from Thorapson's stable 9th and o streets. Dec
a. win please return it and himss troube he
In known. 1t
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TCOR RENTAL 1929 NJ STREET. NEAR THOMAS
house rrt class; south front: private family OF two
with no other roomers: Board, if desired. Apply at
Bank. dlS-2w
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DEVELOPMENT BUREAU-FAMILIEs
w furnished with first class Help-Cooks. Walters,
Guardianship, General Housewcrkers, &c. Servants
wanted. l.. G. DUNDOtE, 518 10th street northwest.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF certain writ OF Fieri. Facias.
issued out OF and under the seal OF the circuit
court IN and for the County OF Van Buren,,
and State OF Michigan, bearing date the 18th
day OF December A. ID. 1882, and to me di-
rected and delivered, IN certain suit pending
IN said circuit court, wherein John Il. Price Is
plaintiff, and Milford ID. Manley Is defendant,
did, on the 18th day of December A. ID. 1882,
levy upon and seize all the right, title and III
terest OF the said MILFORD ID. Manley. in and to
the following described piece or parcel OF land,
tQ-wlt:
The undivided one-half = interest in the
following described real estate, viz:
commencing al the south line OF Main street,
at tue northwest corner OF lands conveyed to
lsaac II. Collins. the fourteenth 14th day Of
January A. ID 1881, by deed recorded in Regis
teI's office for the County OF Van Buren,, in
Liber hfty-four 81 at page 500, running
thence westerly, OIL The south line OF Nam
street, twenty-five % feet, thence SOUTH
parallel with Maple street, ninety 80 feet to
an alley which runs from Maple street to Center
street, thence easterly on the north line of
said alley. twenty-five % feet, thence north,
on the west line OF lands conveyed to Isaac a.
Collins, as aforesaid ninety 80 feet, to the
place OF beginning, reserying the right to JON
the walls or anv brlldlng that may be erected
on the adjacent business lot, west of the land
herein conveyed, all in the village OF Hartford,
Van Buren, County and State OF Michigan: all
or which shall expose for sale, at public auc-
ton or veLdue, to the highest bidder, as the
laH directs, at the front door oil the Court
House, In the village of Paw Paw, IN SAID
County OF Van Buren, (said Court House be-
ing the place OF holding the circuit court, III
and for said county, on Saturday, the 81 day
OF February A. ID 1888, at the hour OF twelve
O'CLOCK. noon, OF sad day, 4St7 o54
Dated this Goth day OF December A. ID. 1882.
AARON VAN AUKEN, sheriff OF
Van Buren, County, Mich.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, &C
C0IrNTY OE YAN RIIREN.

At session of the Probate Court, for the
County OF Van Buren,, holden at the Probate
Office, in the village of Paw Paw, on Wednesday
the Goth day of december, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and eghty-two Present,
Hon. Orrin N. Hilton, Judge OF Probate. In the
matter of the Estate or James Ssbins, de-
ceased
On reading and filing the petition, duly veri-
fed, Of Mary Sablus, widow oil said deceased,
praying for reasons therein stated that admin
istratioD Of said estate may be granted to
Milan Virgins or to some other suitable
person.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the
18th day OF January, 1888, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF said
petition and all persons Interested IN
said estate, are required to appear at ses-
SION OF said Court, then to be holden az the
Probate Office, IN the village oil Paw Paw, and
show cause, III any there be, why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted: And it IL
further ordered, that salu petitioner give notice
TO the persons interested IN said estate, OF the
pendency OF said petition and the hearing
thereof, by causing a copy OF this Order
to be published in the True Northerner, a
newspaper, printed and circulating In said
county or Van Buren, for three successive weeks,
at least, previous to sad day of hearing.
4St4-o51
ORRIN n. HILTON, Judge OF Probate.
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Notice

IL hereby given, that at the annual meeting OF
the members OF the Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance Company of Van Buren, County, to be
held at the Town Hall, In the village OF Paw
Paw, County OF Van Buren, and State OF Michi-
gan, on Tuesday. the 9th day OF January, A. ID.
1882 at one O'Clock p. H. sundry amendments
to the articles OF ASSOCIATION or charter, viz
Sec /. Relative to the kinds OF property 10
be insured sthe quantity OF land, within village
corporation lines, and TO the use OF steam en-
gines for threshlng and other purposes,
Sec z. Relative to levying assessments,
Sec. 8. Relative 20 special meetings Of the
Board of Directors,
Sec. 13. Relative to notice to Directors OF
loss.
sec. 16. Relative to assessments and notice
thereof
Sec. IL. Relative to other insurance or en-
cumbrance on insured property, and notice to
Secretary thereof.
Will be proposed and submitted to said meet
ing for action thereon. 46t5-o5O
Dated, Paw Paw. Dec. 4th. A. ID. 1882.
DAVID WOODMAN 2SD, President.
G. A. HARRISON, Secretary.