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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14
The Carpenter Trial.

CHIcAao March l3.-rbe J'urnnls Pc
tsrsbarg. III J special sage: Fancy Dukes,
sister OF z IRA Burns. was % the stsnd this
morning. She testified that Z,ra went to
work al Carpenters In January, 1883 and
q short time after wore silk dresses aud hne
shoes; Carpenter was 10 no haoit OF gong
to witness house Hith Irs siter hlgnt'
one morning he came white Fora wss stay
ing there, and said ne had place tor her to
sew: Fora left that alto noon and did not
return until the next day. whsn soc was In
som pauy with N.ry Con way OF Peoria, VIII
usss .f.eIgard went 20 Dssot- 70 live Oar
penter gave her the money to 20 wuh.
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Cupid la Court.

BALrINoRR, nD Mufon lO.-A marriage
with romance was sol-muizsd hers ves-
terday. The bride was N 10 Maud w.
Caldwell, daughter OF DR.. John Caldwell, q
W. ll-tnown physician, and tho groom +
l.. Barrsda Turner. sou Of Robert Turner a
prominent member OF the Corn ard Flour
Exchange. Last spring the par.
cuts OF Miss Caldwell were plaintiffs
in the celebrated Johns will
case an action brought by the heirs NJ John
Toby Johns 20 Set aside n will owing to the
exercise of undue influence by the bens =
Charles ( he will Young Turner was o1s
OF the members OF the jury, and Il is alleged
that during the Trial o. the case Turner and
Miss Caldwell were continually n ring With
each other. After the jury brC ught in a
verdict for the plaintiff, council for defend
ant filed motion Tor \ new trisl on the
grounds tba, Turner had bsen Influenced
by Miss Caldwell. Several W tnesses
lhereupon ttsiihed that Turner,
while sitting in the jury box would smile
~ Miss Csld we'll and she would return
the same from the witness box. On the
twenty fifth day nj he trial another jury.
iueu said he saw Turner tlip Nisa Culd we |
= note MS she passed out OF the COURTROOM.
Turner, when nut upon the stand, ac-
knovl-dgsd ,be flirting, md said he became
Infatuated with Miss Csld veil in court and
cultivated her acquaintance mice that
time; that they had met several times dur
ing the trlai OF tue cane and hs had ire
qusntly visited her bouss. He dsnisd be-
ing Influenced By the lady, and ssid hs YES
in favor OF a verdict for defendant, but was
ovsrruled by tho other jurynsn. The
Caldw we'll and Mr.. furnsr both msvo Ga sx.
oellsnt society. Thus Q courtship which
began Ia 4 courtroom ended happily In
N arYiAge. - Chicago Inter. Ocean.
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my guide declared that none but ths
lowest Cantonese ,ver though
OF devonring tabblss. That the
tils 'ohos" deg WAS regarded as n dellcacy
there was evidence 10 show, nnd learned
That bis hams were soieemed cheap at 81 .
ponnd. But. alter all, wa IN England eat
the rod mnil.t aud the duck, OF whose
habits the less oaid the better; 40 that, per.
haps. the consumption Of "chor' may not
no 90 very dreadful. There was, on tbs
other band, . Chinese restaurant where 1880
different dishes might be had. while soma
OF tue food when 1 tasted was az delicate In
ITS flavor and NJ niean In its appearance 40
though IL had been cooked Ia = cafe ON the
Il oulevard dss Italions
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The Cattle Plague.

TorrEA. KAs. aarch i3.--In obedlence
10 the almost universal demand from every
part Of ttsfe and in view OF the ennr-
nous int res - sake. Governor Click has
issue O proc ,msiion converting the lsgis.
several counsiss OF the state. known As the
mouth ant foot desease," and TO sdoDt
measures whereby IL may be absolutely
stamped out.
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ST0GKMEN.
Howard watches, Diamonds,


$4,000 worth ~ watches, diamonds,
ieweiry sud siiyerwrrs, oil cks and optical
goods a. the Old reliable house OF J. w.
Webb, 6l0 Nam street We call special at
tention to our large ock OF 10 ward and
other American and import'd watches. the
largest Of any house ia IA e'ais. also TO
oar extensive assortment at field I'll sses,
varying IN pric' from $40 o iio0 Diamond
eaI-riugs from s2j TO 80 600 5tocsmen are
especially iuyitsd to inspect this elegant
stock of eOOds
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C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
What tho IIerald's Correspondent
Cleaned Yesterday.
Tho fitx jobs Porter Bill Passes the
Seaate.
SPECIAL MIsCELLANy.

WAsuiNafoN, harcn 10. Especial ] -
There are thickenipg signs that 8. h. Ss
bin will be appointed federal Judge, and A.
d Hntton, gitornev,
Lsto, Sneloy county, and Pon'osro, Ma.
son county, ware created post-onicos TO.
day
Moody. Groshsm and bslo. OF the deep
wnter cnmmitiee, will stand by the B,ds'
oil between this measure and the Mans.
field appropriation. No move Ia Yet made
for another meeting ~ the del 'gsii m.
which fsct sho " indfl renee TO the Gal
weston city oounc resolution.
Tia special ia tue HssALD OF the y b
should have read that thsre were DO
charges against OeIe and rhonpsos for
pos masters ~. Lampsses and Hemp,teHd
respectively. hence Marcy 9ub com mittcs
could not withhold action on thom longer.
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TILE MExIOAN rnEATY.

WtSHISsron, N .rch Is Especial. l-Ssy
orhl leading u wsnnpers say the amend
ment 10 the Mexican treaty which leaves 4;
to tho house to pass on the tariff feature
In the irentv praclic aliy nostp1nef 'l't iu
s,rutnent indefinitely. H. Is argued nn.
change proposed by Mexico presumably in
her own interest
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A ZINE PAINTING,

A handsome oil paint ng, executed by o
lady evidently = bora artist. representing .
scene at sea, adorna one of the show win
dows Of Knepny's j'welry store. The
shios, SEQ, SKY and surroundings arc per-
feet and stamps The lady 50 an Artist
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0os & 0io ELM STREET
TO the CATTLE KINGS !!

be
dmheuo Q hcay
Tor "
e cries
tan ~ in Net Grape m emit nck d q
o
r. q ' n q
and W vi he Tex sc.n'l
r. rJe<csrJ.
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AT AUCTION.

Eeventy.fge BY 20J ie,t on Commerce
street, adj lining harsais n Co, will be
sold at auction on the premiies, Saturday
10 am. FINE. VERY FINE,
ucllOneer.
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COCK rIGHTING

There were seven fgh'S, yesterday, at
the main in the rsnr o' Or, zier's saloon, in
which the Dalias o1cks weif victorious.
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The Trunk Limo Fool,

NEW YohK. March .-Uommissoper
Fink, report ct the meeting OF railroad
presidents to-day, agreed that tsklng
effect, Friday tho lI'h, cast bound
rates 90 classes nap' d blow DO AS follows,
From Chlcng, IT, New York. seventh class:
25 CENTS; eighth class, ~ cents; ninth o ass
80 cents; livs hogs, New York and Boston,
D5 cants
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Marine.

NEW Yohx, Marco Is --Arrived:~ Wyo-e
ming, Live pool st Laurent from Havre.
SoUTn HAMPTON, March l3.-Arfived
Salier from New YORK -,
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The Missouri Pacific railway will ran o
special train THROUGH 70 GsiDesv llet leay~
ing the brick depot tnis morning at 7al5.
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Failures.

New ORLEANS, March l3--shropsifre e.
Co, wholesale qnots here. The firm was
esishlished in 1875 and C aimed to be worth
$40 60
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a nEAurIyuL coMpLlx,oN. q n,irht BIC,
n Active Liver, Bowels regular as clock work and
MOiley's T-X-S Tonic Cordial
As Z faEaIa Remedy u f TGfE!'

4 X. II. CRowpup, D-i,ss. Texas.
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WAsHrrsToN. AAch lS.-[Press THE
house went iato the Commute OF the whole.
Blount in the ohaiG on the pcstofficc ap.
preparation bill. the pending amendment
be'rg that OF Increasing appropris ions for
d Spsyuept oflstter-carrie and 1 oidentsl
II nsss of tie fres delivery service from
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-12-04

Born in Leroy, Genesee Co., N. Y, April
22d, 1S30-came to Macomb CO., Mich,
Oct. 3lst, same year-attended common
schools-one term in academy-taught school
in winter of '51-2 in Oakland county
worked on government surveys in summer
of '52, III upper peninsula--spent following
winter IN country store-March 10th, '53
started for Australia--103 days out of sight
of land on passage-landed July tth-work-
ed in gold mines until Feb. '55-t6ok passage
home around Cape Horn to London, Eng
land-arrived home July '55 went at once
to Chicago-entered Bells commercial col
lege-graduated No. . in class OF 40 mem
bers-May 80 came to South Haven to take
charge of store of Adams, Blinn d Co.
elected town clerk in '57-supervisor in 60
enlisted as private in 1st u. s. $. Dec. '62
served until close of war-commissioned
1st Lieut.. and Capt-three times wounded
elected supervisor of South Haven in '67,
'6S, go and '70-ass't l.. S. marshal for taxi
ing census in '70--register of deeds for Van
Buren, county for four years, from Jan. 1st,
'73-justiee of the peace in Paw Paw from
~ to Sis now engaged in the drug and
grocery business in this village--carries one
of the very best stocks and has one of the
finest stores in the county-doing good bus-
ness-believes i'll Advertising and is bound
to succeed-iolly, good-natured and jovsl-
likes to tell good story-is full blooded
republican-.-has his peculiarities, hut is uni
yersally liked and highly respected
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Observers Observations.

DIR. Hilton has new horse, and it doesn't
wear boots by any means.
A good many of our towns people are
humping around with the mumps.
The boys, with their shot-guns and ferrets,
are bringing in lots of rabbits nowadays.
Our sister-in-law, Mrs. John Russell, start
ed Tor her home in Unionviile last Monday.
Our country is again strewn with the re-
mains of the once-proud emperor of the
barn yard.
Deer hunting is wound up in this State
and all the old bachelors have returned to
their peaceful homes.
Miss Jennie Hanan Of the Lee district,
has gone on few weeks visit among her
friends and cousins at st. Johns.
Wells Woodman and wife of Hillsdale, are
here taking care of his father, David. AS
soon as the old gentleman is able they viii
take him home with them.
Some of our society fellows are talking of
organizing an "owl club" Candidates for
membership must present certificate from
their better halves allowing them to be out
as late as two o'clock, a. m.
John Beam of the Lee district, is going to
Dakota next spring to make an independent
fortune on .320 acres OF land which G. T..
Galligan has in that territory. John will
hire car and fill it up when he starts.
Capt. Isaac Robertson of Bloomingdale,
commenced suit against Uncle Sam one
year ago. A few days since the case was de-
cided in his favor and he gets $2sS per year
as long as he lives. Galligan did the bust
ness for him.
Mrs. Sarah Welcher of Decatur, was made
happy last week, with pension granted her
on account of the death of her son in the
army. Ditto Samantha Taylor of Paw Paw,
for the same reason. Chas. l.. Galligan was
the mediator between these two handsome
widows and Uncle Sam.
Bloomingdale has a pension agent who
has got through a few claims. He charged
his clients from $50 TO 800 each which they
paid, and now Uncle Sam has invited him 10
Grand Rapids 10 show cause why he should
not be fined or imprisoned, pursuant to the
statute i'm such case made and provided.
The following is the outline of an unad-
vertised drama that was recently acted in one
of our neighbor villages. Husband away aud
not expected 20 return for a day or two.
Wife's friend of male persuasion, like good
samaritan or guardian angel lowering around
and watching over her. At midnight's sol
emn hour both wrapped in the arms of Nor
pheus-husband raped at front door-offi-
Ger raped at back door-another officer
raped at window-one door quickly raped
down-grand tableau.
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Death OF sseorge Earl.

At this season of the year there is noted
the return of bands of hunters from the vast
forests of northern Michigan. There are
but few who do not sympathiZe with the i'm
pulse which causes this annual exodus of our
citizens northward, even if circumstances
prevent a personal enjoyment of the manly
and invigorating sports of the wilderness
But this year il seems those pleasures have
been clouded and destroyed by numerous
fatal accidents. Our own community feels
the weight of one of the most terrible of
these occur ences.
Mr.. Charles Earl, his four sons, and SON.
in-law, had been enjoying several weeks of
fine sport. Their tent was located 10 miles
from Luther, in Lake county. They were
next day to break camp and return home,
bat on Tuesday evening, Nov. 25th, their
pleasure was blotted out and the bitterest
grief overwhelmed them. George Earl was
the life of the whole party. He was also the
most cautious hunter, and often admonished
the others to be more careful in the way they
handled their guns. At the hour spoken of
he was standing in front of the tent excited
ly explaining to some young men in neigh
boring tent how he had Just shot deer not
far away He was at the same time holding
his heavily loaded gun by. the muzzle, near
hib hCCns eAo DubS was AcbNiAiS Oi 1hO NhooS-
pole in front of the tent. lie must have
been utterly unconscious of what he was do
ing with the gun. The butt slipped of the
pole, the hammer struck it, loud explosion
resounded through the forest, and the entire
charge passed in the lower part of the neck
and out at tho base of the brain. He fell.
His life had gone out like candle. His
brother Frank was at his side in three sec
onds. There was no fiuttering breath, no
gasp; there was not the movement of an eye
lid or quiver of the lip, nor the smallest
twitch of finger. II is astounding how in
stantly strong, healthy man can be killed.
There was only the slow curling of the
smoke and flicker of the flame Of the coat,
set on fire by the discharge. His brother
undertook to raise him mp, and his hand en-
tered the wound on the back of the head.
On Sunday morning a great crowd as
sembled at the funeral held at the home of
Mr.. Earl. The profound sympathy of the
people greatly affected the family, and they
request that their thanks be most earnestly
expressed. The sad but beautiful music
given by the singers was also felt to be the
kindest of favors. long procession, head
ed by Hon. j. j. Woodman, attended the
body to the grave. E. M. CoREY.
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Local Department.
Winter opened very pleasantly indeed.

Winter opened very pleasantly indeed.
The Peak sisters at the Baptist. church
were great success.
Our friend Gilbert Mitchell made us a
welcome call on Tuesday evening last.
Don't fail to look over Noyes' new "ad.' .
He is bound to sell cheap and please his
patrons.
Change of time on the G. & w. N. X. X.
Times of trains Mt Hartford appear in another
column.
A. G. Glidden read paper before the state
horticultural society at Ann Arbor on Mon
day last.
Monthly union temperance meeting at the
christian church next Sunday. Address by
by Rev. j. II. Reese of Bangor.
The tax-roll is in the hands of the town
ship treasurer. It will be in order to walk
up to the captains Office and settle.
Miss Eva and Charley Hathaway will 60
to the state of New York to spend the win
ter with relatives. They start to-day.
The Free Baptist society will hold an oys.
ter social at the residence of Mrs. O. Ii. Il.
Sheldon on Tuesday evening of next week.
Carroll & Co. have something to say to
their patrons this week. Read it and then
don't let your family 60 barefoot any longer.
Mr.. 4. A. BIackman has gone to Flint and
assumed control of the Democrat at that
place. His family will follow him very soon.
Mrs. G. l.. Van Week of the Lee district,
has returned home from Cleveland, Ohio,
where she was called to the death bed of her
mother who died Nov 9th.
All the business houses in town closed
their doors last Thursday afternoon, so as TO
give their employees an opportunity to en-
Joy their thanksgiving dinners.
Jay Cummings had such rush of trade that
he had to take his "ads" out of the papers.
Having got rested up, hesputs them in again,
preparatory to the holiday jam.
The Detroit Times made its first appear
ance as an afternoon newspaper on Satur-
day last. It's pictorial department was nei.
ther handsome nor picturesque
Mrs. Postmaster Beebe, one of her child
rem, and Miss Mckee, one of the handsome
clerks in the post Office, have all been enjoy
ing (?) the mumps. One of the results of
Clevelands election.
Mr.. III. +. Northam, will start for st. Cloud
MINI. in a few days, where he intends 10
spend some months with the family of his
son-in-law Mr.. Joseph Burrell He orders
the NoRTHEBSER to follow him. They all do
ct
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Farmers Institute.

A farmers institute will be held at Long
wells opera house, in this village, on the 20th
and 2lst days of January, 1885. A prelimin-
sry meeting, at which Prof. McEwen of the
Agricultural college was present, was held at
Grange hall last Saturday. The following
committees were appointed: On entertain
ment, David Woodman, o. II. p. Sheldon
and J. @. Gould; Arrangements, a. G. Gid
den, JAS. Bale and Wm Clark; Finance,
Jason Woodman. Hon. j. j. Woodman will
preside over the sessions of the institute. A
full programme will be published hereafter.
Those who have heretofore attended similar
conventions will not need to be told that
they are extremely interesting and equally
profitable.
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boo. The lkntrher.

Joe Hanson has returned to Paw Paw
purchased Van Dykes meat market, and sells
meats at the following prices: Roast 11c.,
best Round 121Sc., best Shoulder Steak 11c.,
Salt Pork clear 121sc., Mutton 10c. to IL &c,
Ham, cut 17c., whole 14c, Bacon 16c., Lard
I21Ic. Give him call 24tf
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4. w. HcndrieiS. MID.

Physician and Surgeon, Paw Paw, Mich.
Office over Free & Martins. Special atten-
ton given to diseases of tho Lungs, Liver,
and Kidneys, Private Diseases, Piles and Fe-
male Compaints--to all Chronic Diseases.
DIR. Hendricks long experience, extensive
practice and Incompatible success is a guar
anty TO his patrons that the best posi-
Gle result may be expected in each and every
base. 29ly
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New Polo Club.

Some of our young gentlemen who are
roller skatists, have organized polo club to
be known and hailed as the "Zigzag or Paw
Paw, No. l." The following are its members
and officers l.. X. Woodman, referee w. G.
Van Fossen, captain John Thomas, 1st.
rusher; Guy Harrison, ID rusher; Will
Showerman, 1st baeker Rob Dillon, %
hacker Frank Van Ness, 1st goal keeper
Will Randall, ID goal keeper; l.. X. Wood
man, general manager; w. G. Van Fossen,
president VIII Showerman, vice president
Will Randall, secretary and treasurer.
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photographs.

take pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie that have re-opened my Picture Gallery,
at my old stand, on Main St., in Paw Paw.
My apparatus is entirely new, and of the
most approved pattern, and l am prepared
to take pictures of all kinds in the highest
style of art. Give me call and am sure /
can please you. 51tf
JOHN HODGES.
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Pub,,e Examtpntiops.

The following schedule of dates for public
examinations of teachers for the ensuing
school year, will not be changed; South
Haven, September ~, 1884; Paw Paw; Oc-
tober 81, and November l, 1884: Keeler.
vile, November 20, 1884; Bangor, February
2s, 1885; Paw Paw, March 81 and 2s, 1885
Bloomingdale, April 25, 1885; Decatur, June
6. 1885.
3stf A.C. MARTIN, Sec. Board OF R1'm'rs.
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seed wheat for sayc.

Last year / purchased in Canada some
wheat of a new variety, a red wheat, which
has exceeded my most sanguine expectation.
/ have quantity which will sell for $l.25
per bushel in ten bushel lots. Will have
sample on exhibition at Grange Store, Paw
Paw. 35tf GFORaR WFI,DIN.
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Dissolution Notice,

The firm of Babcock 81 Buckhout was dis
solved by mutual consent, Nov. 18th, 1884.
All persons knowing themselves to be in
debted to the late firm are requested to call
and settle at once with WILDER Babcock, who
will continue the business as heretofore.
49t2o5O WILDER BABCOCK.
ROMANZO BUCKHOUT.
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Taken In.

On Saturday, Nov. %, 1884, one brown
mare, pony build, about II years old, white
feet. Owner can have same by proving
property and paying all costs.
5Ot1" HENRY HISCKLEY.
Paw PAW, Nov. -, 1884.
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w. .R. Hawkins & SON,

Brokers, Notaries Public and Conveyancers.
Money to loan and collections made in all
parts of Van Buren County. Remittances
promptly made. Office opposite Dyckman
House, Paw Paw, Mich. 133Sly
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will sell my farm of eighty-nine acres,
known as the Buckley farm, in Lawrence, or
trade the same for a small one. Also village
property in Paw Paw, viz: House and lot on
Gremps street, house and three lots west of
river, on Main street. All or any of the
above at bargain. Call on or address
47tI3o50 DAVID GUERNSEY,
Paw Paw Mich.
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Free aack.

Hereafter the Clifton House will run
free hack to all trains. Passengers carried
to or from any part of the corporation for
ten cents. Leave orders at Clifton house or
at Covert & Bartram's 80
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Horse Training.

Having had several years experience in
handling colts, am prepared to train colts
to be driven either single or double. Ugly
and vicious horses made kind.
WILDER BABCOCK.
Paw Paw, Mich. 1424tf
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MILLINERY.

/ have afull and complete assortment ofall
the latest Fall and Winter styles of Hats,
Bonnets, Feathers, and Trimmings. / have
an experienced trimmer. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Il I
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Pure Buekwheat Flour.

Pure Buckwheat Flour, entirely free from
hulls and specks, made by use Of the Silver
Greek Buckwheat Shucker, and the new pro-
cess for boiling, is now being manufactured
by the undersigned at the celebrated Central
Mills in Paw Paw. The highest market
price paid for buckwheat.
l3t26o65 WISE 4 SMITH.
Paw Paw Central Mills.
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We are prepared to pay the very highest
market price for Beans, and for Hogs at our
old stand, on Main street.-The Emporium.
Farmers give US call before selling else
where. 94tf CONNER & WooD.
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Money tn EOau-

Parties desirous of obtaining Loans on
Good Security, will find it TO their advantage
to call on me. Real estate for sale. Insur-
ance, Collections, and Conveyancing Solicited
1505-ly HARRY s. RICHARDS,
Over c. r. Ayery's store
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Auction! Auction!

To all parties wishing toe services of an
auctioneer. am prepared to make Farm
Sales at reasonable rates. 1338tf
Fl. " MCCABE, Paw Paw, Mich.
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Crockery and Groceries.

1 have just purchased q new stock of
crockery, and have my store packed full of
goods. 1 sell crockery cheaper than the
cheapest. Call and be convinced that this
is no humbug. LUKE GIIBERT,
Gift Paw Paw, Mich.