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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

~vitation to q line dinner on TEXT Christmas Day
Will not satisfy the hungry stomach OF the mo
ment. and in our present local trading a sentiment
is as effective, and perhaps more 50. than q reality
lation antaG0nistic 10 the powers which during
the last week have ruled prices.
The Trcasury's new programme announced yes
to-day afternoon S.inti.., .IrNt he emergency.
1t offers to prepay S?4 5000" 600 OF interest on the
I per cents, to accrue between now and July J.,
1891. The National hanks hold and have on
deposit with the Treasury $4,000 900 Of tho
4 per cent bonds 10 secure circulation anu iOE-
crnmcnt deposits. OF course they will promptly
avail themselves Of the opportunity Immediately, 10
compound one years interest. The savings banks.
insurance companies and trust companies, which
are also large owners Of the 4 per cents. VIII DC
no less anxious to collect and maize available q
years interest upon their permanent invPsunehtS.
So that, whatever may I've able To hc done WIN
the local money market for n day or two, IL IL
unqncstionablc that 'his latest movement; IN ron,
rcciion will, the second call Cor the redemption
Of the { l.? per cents. will have IN Imnirdiste
effect upon the market for time loans. Ihat the
hears are making strenuous efforts to rrcolp tnem-
selves IN the immediate future Is evident 10 the
most casual observer. All OF Their operations
I" an immediate effect. There are no H.
dications of plans for a long campaign. II, IN
the speculative market, is n rcptliti"n oil NV
das,, and courage exhibited at lA!aklava. Inc
result thus FAR is dcfrat in n total ,'il"r' 20 crtnar
any activity. despite the marking down OF nominal
price. at the Stock Exchange. Without activity
1T dcclinin. figures. III" ,cy!s'ine " .l'ort inLrncs,
cannot recover itself. and the retreat NJ l@laRI''"
will he parallelci.
Following is orr usual table, giving fEc nnEa-
her OF shares sold OF AL stocks. IN" h'firsi. iom.
est. and final prices OF the wees. together WIN tc
final prices of a week aco. prriiXed DS tue average
prices of September Z, 1889:
WEEKLY nA,oE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

A -NEW-liAEEN, ,3c. -.
Ni,amcr, 4. IL. NoIrii "a Ad tOHTINENTAL leave
r,"S y ronnr,ihg: ~ .iIaycn with sp,caI trains
In "MtItIDEN HARTFORD .Si'f' NhFiELD. ,noL.
WIKI +. ne. TIlror III tics't, .o!l ta 3ig,agr ch',k'd At
III Broadway, New .i"... and CoGrt't. brooklyn.
A SIR tToGA ~i:XCuES!ON, $50;
80 ca..n! hNT Troy lot. e., Of Troy "r :al4tc'. leave Piss
az X T.. foot West luth-st.. daily ,Nrrpt Sitursay. O
w. ENPt;lSN TRAINS FOX SARA1OiA. LAKE
I,tORuE AAD A~DiKnNDN'kS. hcIy steamer
touchcs ut Albany.
nVTSkILL Ul'NTAINS-Si"imrrS kAAT-
Ei,SEILL. and CATS%l!.n !rav" Pler 81. y. H., foot
~ last. Every week day 2: r. n. 'chnsct!ng Nth
o.. yIrtl Mountain and CAIRO L. Il. Directory Of summer
h :, ~ w. ana b"irtI!ng hni>e- frrr ~ pier Or mav'd T. any
.Hd,es, by W. ]. HrGliES. Treasurer. Catn1i!i. y. y.
ENL RIVER LINE iUE MnSToN; NEN-
L iNtr. FALL RIVER. PnDilp!ECt. ard all East.
-, i,ri,t, TOriL.E 81 MHl.k H.:tvl, =. tnir
.t".u,,r, In cou,ri s,ion- Pl EifAN, .tiid'kiN. PRot1:
Di;%CE AID OI.D ,nlnNy: s:i"adic orri'stTa attn ned
10 ,n,, ~ .srl. Full nights rest Oh steamers. Pullman
V,.,ihrlr t,nIns between Fall River End Boston. LEAVE
SIW.YOiK rom Pier -. y. 4. (old No) ft"it 81 Murray.
a.. w,rk Iiv-, at !, 80 ard G:ii D. M; SUNDAYS. . 30
fmor i,o.,on. ,ape cod. the WHIT" Mountains. &C.. &c.
Connection bv Anp'. boa: daily hon HlooslNh. . p. IN
jersey 't' I y. II"
nCDSO\ AID COvctCE RI. Steamers
HkAXrERsKiL LII and THOMAS MeMANus leave Pin
AZ. n, r., foot Of Jsy.st.. every week day AZ p. NJ, con'
nsc.ins witH Bos:on and Albany r. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

Br0OkINn and NrW- = Ork FtrfY TI HlOTL u D. y = -"
The committees that have lrrrtofor" represented
the huldcrs Of the first and general mortgage
bonds Of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company
have, in connection with the Norfolk ana western
Railroad Company. agreed upon a plan OF re0r-
ranization. which is laid before the security mold
crs. II provilcs for a roDsolii;atinn Of the N!"n-
anioal, Valley road Wit, the Norfolk and West
crn after tho ncw securities have. ken Issued.
The plan has been Lodged with the Mercantile
T:ust COMPANY for cN"cution. and = purchasing
commit %. consisting oi President LOUIS Fltz-rrilh
Of that company. AID = representative Of inc iirst
ard general bonlholdcrs. has been Termed 10 carry
ont tho agreements. Those agreements include 4
contract with bankers to furnish whatever money
may ir required TO conduct tho reorganization
II is %proposel 10 extend the road +" Washington,
and 81. 500. 900 Of the new first mortgage bonus
viii he reserved fDI that p1rpO.".
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STEAMBOATS,
Hudson River tramcr Mary Powell.
uAILY lt.XAI.Yr sENDANA.
MsAwy BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.

Stcai.-r, DREW aMc D,AN Elt lMoND i.a.. ,Sia
Al NORTH River. iOJ. tinsi->i.. a. y J.. III. DToohiJh,
= uliou..,. Ma anu. y, p. n. oinr IN. WIN cypress
,r, fr sarltn=u l.n - .! ~, ahd al huifVhuack lohoe.
,r,u Sn.uc-, Cooper :oHh, !io""aii lN!aii' ana HiS6a'
~ nlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
financial Mcctlngo.
Cipiocno Notices

Tui.MDo AND OHIO CI.:rKNi. RAILWAY CO.,
CLENI:tAHD. a., sept. - 1890.
TIIE. EDtED on pl.E.t iOR> 81 the To-
lido and OH" t'":ia: Ii..iAay t"nl!nh nay ~. dny
t,,,r,t n uu,i Z rly dil iGrnd Of ON MD ONE Quar-
ilE rEK tE\I. npon II, pKiI ERRED STOCK. pay
~ ,,.ini, I ii. Mt tie ,,utrii r. u-t orpahA. N"w.lolA.
H.. transfer ,",h- VIII /" cl,-,d Npt 18th HrG re-
opened . t'irr ID. JOHN /. tIlN'' l'''urr:-
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
no :, EI;DkDNAN.
TiM-NO:h y p,ruIbr- 5. ls!O:
Tu1UI' TRANSFER BOON" of the Et'rI~-
IlEi:o rONp ClETItIt ATI~ o. this & 'inlnny
viii Ir ri,..d ui Tr,-du. NrId"n h'i Oh. nt 3 o,rlor.
n m rrrp,, ,,urv Ia M. V9,r. nj on Octll"'f L. ISM. AZ
III, nn,.. or lNTIEI~T oN SAID ti.~':TIFitAtfS.
Tie trir-ft ,ul- WA b" i,Vpm nd ~ Thursday.
''"'' " u W. N-wILIINM>. T-"a-rr'r.
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financial.
Notice to Holders OF
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILWAY STOCK

Tho Supreme Cont Of the Sfnfc Of New.fork
having decided that tho amount OF tho pro rata share
to be contributed by stockholdcrs under Arncie y o.
the decentralization Agreement had not been duly nxoa
and determined by the Central Trrst Company o. new.
York, the notice heretofore given Ia resp ct thereto 10
ht reby withdrawn.
since the publication OF snch notire tho amount re.
ouired Inns been hat Increased by addition Oh
interest on tho sums involved In the calculation ana mas
been TO n slightly greater extent reduced ny " "pp"'
cation, on ncccnnt Of past duo intcrcsi. Of earninss
realized by tho receiver from the operation oil the feaa
and by order Of the Court paid over Ia the p"renaser'
TIE Trust COMPANY HAS MADE An ExAMI.
NATION OF TIE WHOLE SUBJECT ~ ACCORD.
ANCE WITH TIE VIEWS EXP:CSSED ny THE
COURT, AID HAS FIXED AND DETERMINED
THE AMOUNT or THE PRO RATA slIAKE To BIZ
PAID liz ~TOCk HOLDERS or II HOUSTON
AND TEXAS A. RAILWAY IN
OHDE, To ENTITLE THE To THEIR PkO.
PORTIOSATE A!OrNr OF TIE STOCK OF TIE
REOHGANIZED COMPANY. TO BE ~ 4.1O PKK
CENT. or TIE PAR yAi.rE or THEIR ne.
sPECTIvE IlOLDlAGS or SAID EXISTING
CAPITAL STOCK.
Notice IL hereby given to tho holders Of said exisf.
Inc capital stock Of tn. Houston and Texas Central
Railway Company that .hry mny, on or before Sep'
tcmbcrl !. 1890, provide and pay TO the nnder"'aneo
the amounts pm yablc under the 9th Article OF the He'
organization Agreements, dated December ~. 1870
and thut the snins IL 81 i.fO for rnch share OF their
sprcfive holdin. Of sRid existing capital Stock Tne
came must be pnie on or before september fs' IS'O'
In order TO cntltlc tho holders Of stock to their proper.
donate amount Of tho stock Of the reoPguni2ed con'
pauy under ,nId 9th Article. The stock cerfihcates
will he stumpcd With date and amount OF pm ynicni.
Dated Ncw.Yo.k. July 16. 1890.
TIE CENTRAL Trust co. OF NEW.IOlk'
TRUSTEE
By
f. 4. OICGTT. President.
81 WalL-st, NcN-Yori City.
PURSTANT TO RI: OI.CTION OF TIE BOARD
or TRTsTEES or TIE CENTRAL TRUST COM.
PANY OF NEW. YORK, THE TIME FOR MAKING
TIE ABOVE. MENTIONED Is INTEND
EDTO AND INCLUDING SEPTEMBER ID, 1879.
Dated Nrw.Io.l, August 10, 1890.
TIL: CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY, OF NEw.YOI;k.
TRCSrEE.
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financial.
MANHATTAN TRUST Gu.

NIANIlATTAN TRUST CO.
-
CoETIi: or WALl' AND HAHSA' Old
4 Legal pc,o.i.ory for Court amd Trust Funds aud General
D"i2-!ts.
Liberal RATES OF l%TtftSr PAID o"
m, ,oupAEy f. au.h"riI,d 10 art. a> iHr' loh,
toftt ioI:. I.rhHpIAN. EtH EtHEls ana
TKIsTt.t.; as FISt Al. ana TiA%SrFl' A'fNl anu =
I,;iSTIt III, Of 5 ROCKS ana 'toNp';
Ths company oi'r> IL r\"ru:c'" a'q t,,V's y, NJ QUIZ;
and "a t"i rio, and hnrvOllt lh,tltrtot' eAhp'o"s'
S ,.,, H. ~ ,H,t ran, "A, ton ot heir DnsIntrs.
OFFICERS:
w. TI'>GNiW AiEi:iii HY. r.Prrsidrnt
\. 7. FRENCH. Treasurer.
DII,ECTOlS:
p. o. French, y. Y. IT, w '?n,Hi'
X. J. ttOss,S. Y. TnonI" 80 - ,,oston.
IL A., III " James q. Sheldon. Ny.
EH'nn t,,, II Y. A. !. Eo."uhauin. Ny.
=" ~ nrhuI,i"S"y iam. K. Shipiry, rhi.a.
r. +. WILSON. N.Y.
Hrnry Field. Chicago. ":hrn,c n Y
EN. Merton. ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

George II. TrrniiSs * CO., 81 Wlllians ST.. Ilotr
local securities a3 follows:
STREET H%AIIkOAD STOCKS. ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

anu the s'0fnr SDu AT -
week and :er the week Of the prrc dnr two -''rN '""i'''"
as follows: ,o
Txth,rcc- s,3- 10 3 80 2.3tI 50" o. az
NJ. sha c, old. ~l,ici.sG' 1''' 'o'o
TIE MONETARY SlIIATIoN.
While the bank averages oi last "r"N W.T.
smaller I'm reserve tIian for the yrrcchinG "'h' ''
local money market ruled "a' Ter. WIZ ~" a,'
average rate for tTil loans benz i per ''E';
Only OH Friday, and then n ii i''r H"n' w."
the rate exceed X per cent. AVID the h'"u''' We
IL per cent. This was ~notiIin- more 'h'h 'W.
usual result OF the Stock ESrlan.r rue, i'i'hl'"
thereby shutting its doors 10 a co!lsi6er"'"
amount Of money thu; is withheld agaln%' 'i' COZ!
tingencics Of Saturday drifts. Yesterday IL" hohi-
nal rate for money was > per cent. q,
One OF the leading factors in GREETING u i"n'
sentiment regarding monetary affairs t. ,hc w
fortunate development OF Il general Dis
position to make wonder. OF m'
there Is nothing new in the fact that the Eastern
money markets arc heavily drawn upon 81 this
season Of the year for The movements OF u"
vorions crops. ii has been so from time ir1!ir-
mortal. and will le SO MS long rs Ncw.Y ok matt
fains The position Of the financial centre Of the
American Continent. There is nothing rev in the
rrscryes of the associated banks of Ncw-iort
running below n rule % - per cent cash 10
not denosi.s. Only in seasons OF extreme general
for them to do 80 at certain seasons %! TIC year.
Hurinr the period Of l8f0-Iss3 " was n common
occurrences. and vet during thos, four years there
vas less written and ICES said about it. than
fhere has been during tho last two months. But
DUNN the spring OF 1884 the associated banks
go veil an In their r~eservea, and In the week
!, &llflS - Crash Of 1854 call money was quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

Total reserve. 81 10. $50. 100 sll4, go, 400 go, $50, 200
Reserve required
against DEPOSITS. 1ol. Si"?5 JOG .143.021 3,.C?a.Soj
SurplIs ..,... Sil.SiGI25 SSH 81 'sl,40I. l25
Per ct. Of d posts. 3'"O .6.9i @iGj
Deficit.
The following is Saturdays statement in Gctlil:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

George II. Trrntiss * Co., 81 Whliamrst.. G"otc
local securities a5 foliOwb:
SriI;i.T RAILROAD STOCKS. ETC.
tNrN. York;
,.o,dw,v und s,>.rth Avenue, Il. R...-.. Ioj o10
pr,udN1, AMI - zenith Av'Iiu" 1t mortgage - w 10
broadway and Sr,rnth Avrnu" I'd mortghf" W "a,
H.oIaway SuIfpe i,L mortgage ~. ...""-.". Tvs ,Mn
EroLiHay Su.fAcs ID ipOr,fa:~ 5S-...'--"" ~ ~
Blc,~ker STREET aud Fulton Ferry ...-.--- - -
Blcecker Street and Fulton Ferry lst mort ih" ~ ~;
a., C,os. Lawn !JU lOJ
central cos, Town is. mortgage ..-..t'."-.+. no a.,
Central IrrK. North and East Ever ....".-. ~ im,
I ,nirvl PARK. North and last River 1T moftgigr ~ -
CHRISTOPHER and Tenth street. e. E. ~ J."
, LnTojh"r aud Tenth STREET 1T Is. o. ana ~. 100 a.:
Dry Dn'k, last broadway aud i.a'tfr' - ~ H'
ipy ijoth. las: Brjadw3, AM Battery lh r.. W. ~,
I,rv uWh. East RroSdway aud l'atrfy scrip vs. iM w.
FIctta !" a.,
.,,n kX.uI, ..,in G. ......... lb Ill
l. ur. '.-rrcnd and Grand street Ferry .TO -Jo
Eo-Lv.se,sund and Grand 1T. ferry let i"o't ~. 100 90"
tor,y.,H Und STREET, Misunderstanding AM NJ
%irhOlss A,rnhr. -. ,nd
FotSy c :s : H, n"" IT. mcr,9se. T.. r."" 1c II"
Fort y.sr0nd street, Manhpttzn,tl" ana ~ Il,
NIchola. Avenue I'd mortgage Incop"s .". ~ I"
Houston. West Street and Iayonia Ferry - wv ,oo
Houston. w"-t st. and ravonia Ferry lst mt.. ~ ~ liz
;.ro"d Avrmur..... 10 ,oa
second Avrnu. lst mortgage js....".."""" lu ~
second Avenue debrnturr 5s....""-""""". " y In
Sixth Avenue ~ -"
Third Avenue lat mortgage M-"-""-"""" liz IL:
TUNatI.third ~ 80"
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Che Curt.
Cost nn0 oum6

I SST.-Certincatc No. lI.Si5 OF the pcnnsylvania Col
lICompany IN nam" Lucy A. lsnsscli, for eeycnty shassa
application has been made " tic said eonpaay e. 8 1nsHS
cate.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21
Close of Famous Partisan Cafe.

The Cafe Procope, which, with hardly
q sigh from the Partisan press, has
closed its doors for good, was at one
time the center of literary France. 1t
was founded by one Procope, a Sicilian,
in the year 1859. At this cafe DiGerot,
Marmontel, Freron and MERCER met.
Voltaire sat here often from 10 in the
morning till midnight, during which
time he quaffed his coffee-indulging
sometimes in twenty cups-on levee
days with the aristocracy and at other
times with the bourgeoisie.
Then the first revolution swept its
horrors around the place. 1t stood
throughout the empire and the restora-
ton. The old tables were allowed to
remain, and it was considered sacri-
legious to call in the aid of the carpen.
ter Gambetta met his legal friends
here. Here sat Gustave Flourens, Pas.
cal Groussett and Raoul Rigault. Then
came the fall of the Commune, the cafe
became deserted, and now it is no more
London News.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21
She Was Completely Cured.
Cancers! cancers!! cancers!!

Have you cancer? Have you rela-
tive, friend or acquaintance who has can
Ger? If so, the FIRST thing to do is to try
La-cu-pi-a according to directions on the
bottle faithfully for two months, and If
there is no improvement you should write
at once to the Surgical Hotel, Columbus,
Ohio, where cancers in all stages and vari-
cites are removed by new methods, without
pain or the use of knife or plasters. A
lecture by DR.. S. b. Hartman, which is be-
ing published by the leading papers of the
United States, giving complete description
address. Write to the Surgical Hotel, PAT
and 25l, South Fourth street, Columbus,
Ohio.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21

Personal-Should this meet the eye of the
individual who created disturbance in
church last Sunday by his continued cough
ing he would confer favor on the cOngrega-
ton by purchasing a bottle of DIR. Bulls
Cough syrup, which will cure him.
Two switch engines in the Negaunee
yard of the Chicago Il Northwestern rail-
road came together Friday, wrecking BOTH
1t delayed traffic on the road over two hours
Fradk Towers, an employee of the Potts
company, had his leg so badly injured by
getting caught under a ear that amputatiOn
was necessary, and it is feared that he will
die
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21
He Got Posted.

What on earth is that vehicle gal
Looping in that fashion for2" he asked Of
q pedestrian on Clifford street.
''That is the ambulance"
"Oh, something connected with the
doctorsW
"Yes."
"Well, they are in an awful hurry to
collect their bills to drive that way"
'Some one has been hurt, and the
ambulance will take him to the hos
pital for treatment"
"Oh, that's it'll Well, that's more
sensible. I thought It queer IL they
galloped around after debtor in that
fashion. "-Detroit Free Press.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21
Hold It to the Light.

The man who tells you confidentially just
what will cure your cold is prescribing
Kemp's Balsam this year. In the prepare
ton of this remarkable medicine for coughs
and colds no expense Is spared to combine
only the best and purest ingredients. Hold
bottles at all druggists SOC and 81. Sample
bottle free.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21
DR.. lie Dues Periodical Pills.

The great French remedy Paris, acts direct
upon the generasive organs. and positively
cause. aud all periodical troubles peculiar to
woman. safe remedyI Warranted to excite
menstruatiou. Should not be used during preg-
nancy. Full directions accompany each box.
Every druggist: So. Am Pill Co Proprs, Spencer
Iowa. The pubic and trade supplied by NJ L
Bagg 4 Co, Owosso, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21
70 Nervous, Debilirated Men.

If you will send us your address, we will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing all about DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belt and Appliances and theii
charming effect upon the nervous debilitat-
ed system, and how they will quickly restore
you to vigOr, and manhood. If you
are thus afflicted we will send you Belt
and Appliances on trial. Pamphlet free.
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21

.CuRE FOR STOMACH TROUBLES
To Whom IL May Concern:
In the summer of 1870 was first afflicted with
that most dreaded disease, Dyspepsia and for
over fifteen years suffered terribly at times In
the meantime tried every so-caled remedy i'm
aginable, without finding relief Having been
in the drug business since 1863, determined to
help myself IL IL lay i'm the power of medicine
Two years ago / succeeded in discovering "a rem.
edy. IL cured me. Until had given ample
time for possibility OF doubt, however, kept my
secret almost 10 myself putting up The medicine
for only few OF my sorey troubled friends
every one OF whom was cured. Inow know the
medicine to be q positive cure, and have decided
to put il on the market, that my discovery NAV
do humanity all possible good IL will be known
as "Bruske's Positive Dyspepsia, Liver and Kid
ney Cure, which Is guaranteed TO cure all all.
ments OF the stomach, liver and kidneys Ihave
q number of testimonials which afflicted parties
may be interested In.
X. BRUS<E, 4i6 Genesee Ave. East Saginaw
Mich. Sold by all Druggists, 300 bottle; 3
bottles, $3.50
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21
Piles! Piles ! Itching Piles J

SYMPToNS-Moisture; intense itching and
If allowed TO continue tumors form, which often
bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore.
SwAYNES OINTMENT stops the itching and
removes the tumors At druggists, or by mail
for 80 cents. DIR. SwAYNE s. Son, Philadelphia
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

The faculty of the agricultural college
will issue pamphlet of rules before the
February term opens, and hereafter will
not excuse infractiOns on the plea of
ignorance.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21

Mrs, George Harrison, daughter-in-law of
the wealthy carriage manufacturer of
Grand Rapids, is hopelessly insane. Her
husband Is away from home and she is i'm
the county house.
S. Higginbottom, of Saginaw. has patent
ed q bell for locomotives that will ring all
the time the engine is in motion.
r. j. Towers house at Greenville, oc-
cupied by Charles Adams and family, burn
ed Saturday. The family were at dinner
and had to scury in the livliest kind of
style to escape.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21

Bay City has 10000 children, but only
1915 are enrolled rs members of the public
schools.
The Grand Rapids board of public works
will build $40, 600 police department build
ing.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, clio cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21
The nuccanser Of ola

Haunted the skull and cross bones their en-
sign, defiantly at the mast head. Your
modern pirate, not upon the high seas, but
upon the high reputation of standard rene
dies, skulks under various DISCUSSES. His
hole and corner traffic has never to any de-
gree affected Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, al
though that standard invigorant and correct
i've has long been the shining mark at which
its shafts have been directed. Cheap local
bitters composed Of fiery unrectifed stimu-
lants with an Infusion, or extract possibly,
of some tonic bark, are still sometimes rec
commended as identical with or similar to or
possessing virtues kindred TO those Amer
ica's chosen family medicine, These perish
speedily, while the great subduer and pre-
ventatlye of disease pursues its successful
career, overcoming malaria, dyspepsia, ner-
vousness, kidney troubles, constipation and
rheumatic ailments, not only ON this but on
many other continents.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21

Notwithstanding the fact that there is not
wheat enough on hand to run the Grand
Rapids mills, the millers have decided not
to pay more than SO cents for wheat.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21

Bay City will not get the iron smelter that
was proposed, but Saginaw will.
Benz. IIarter, of lonia, aged e years died
Friday morning and was buried Monday.