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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
DRESS GOODS.

&c. Satines in light grounds ana small
figures, now s l-3c.
45c. Black Lace Check Grenadines, In Jet
and blue-blacks, now l6 2-Sc.
IS 2-3c Dark Ground Satines. &c.
l0c. Style in Lawns comprising all the
newest patterns, SIC.
75c. French Challies, adapted for hand
some dresses or tea-gowns, now &c.
2oc. Oaallies, Wool. in neat patterns
now fAc.
sc. srorm-Serges. In all shades Of blue
and black; this is the correct thins
for odd skirts, 37l.c.
We shall place on sale Monday balance
OF large purchase of fine quality
stripe muslIns. which was delivered
too late for our previous sale. COM
prising some Of the ch )icest designs;
regular price. &c, now 6hc.
l6 2-3c.-SomPthing soft and pretty TOR
evening wear in colored-strlpe crepes'
now sc.
Zc.-Only a few patterns in these Dark
Ground Grenadines, with colored now
ers, l2iAc.
l6 2-3c.-A few more patterns OF these
Black Ground Organizes, now DC.
4 new lot of Stylish Crinkles. suitable
for the seashore,. l2iec.
We are selling yard-wlde Bleach Cotton
fine quality, suitable for underwear, DC
I2,Lc. Ladies' Handkerchiefs DC.
Something entirely new in Veil-Pins' nc
Come and see them.
sl-3c. Curtain-Scrim, 4l2c.
Trunks IN all styles at sacrihce.
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SILK REALlZING.SALE PRICES
WORSTED DRESS GOODS.
REALIZlNG.SALE PRICE

Alpaca Lustrcs that cost l5c q yard TO I'm
port. white grounds with colored dots, DC.
yard.
Henry Clay Chevrons that sold for 25c.,
double fold 12l6c. yard.
Ail-Wooi Navy Storm Serge that has boon sell
ing AZ 30 aud 45c., pc. Q yard now
sl5 aud sls French Pattern Suits IS and ~
now.
BLACK GOODS a. Realizing. Sale Prices
ATWOOD French Serge that sold for 55c., SO.
4O.inch-wid~ Mohair Lus,re that sold for eOc.
ayard. 37lec. now.
AIi-wooi Wide Vale Clay Diagonal 52-inch,
wide, sold for *L25, toe. now.
An-Wooi aS-inch Henrietta sold for sc.
37lSc. now.
46.inch Atwood Henrietta sold for Soc, soc
EVENING wORsTEDs at Reslinins.sa;e
40-iuch Al'-Wcoi Crepons, ali shades, sold ioi
fOc. a ynrd, SOC. now.
22-lnch wide All-Wool Crepons, ell shades.
l1c. q yard from Zoe.
Realizng-Salc Price on WASH
COTTON GOODS-Dimities,
French Satteens, Batiste, Branden-
burgS, French Figured Mulls.
About 5000 yards laid ont to be sold q, &c a
yard. former price l.,ec. to zoe.
French Percaes. nearly yard wide, sold for
luc., &c. yerI Low.
1900 pairs OF Sheets, made for
the Bradford Hotel that was burned
down in Philadelphia last week, are
on sale at our store this morning.
Extra heavy, large size, 9ox9o,
6oc. ooC. value.
Same quality, 72Ioo. 45c. 75c. value
f.h 80 At
worth 20c.
Bolster-Cases, 451sl. best OF goods, 26c
White Goods Department fol-
lows the wake.
Satin Plaid Muslins that were 25 and 35c.
yard are l2l6c. now.
10; aud 81 quality French Orsandlss are 90
and tOc now.
Table Damasks that sold for IS and 90c. Q
yard are 90. now. 3l.25 quality 75c.
27-inch Dird-Eye Cotton Diaper, 59c. piece
OF 10 yards.
Grass Crash, Sc. yard.
Muslin Underwear-Entire stock
changed in price.
Ladies' Drawers, 4 tucks, beet OF muslin, Ito
Ladies Cambria Drawers, two nests VI
cluster tucks, 30c.
LADIES' Gogn. double rufie down front OF en-
trOiiery, rune around collar and cuffs, 81
value, b0c now.
Ladies Gown. tucked V yoke, revsrs Of ON
bro derry over shoulder and around sesyes
All neck, sofa for 81. 81 nov.
These goods are sold for less than cost OF ms
torlais.
LACES AND EMBROIDERY
that we sold so cheap last week.
The Syndicate Purchases are still
cheaper in the Realizing Sale.
Real Poin, venss Lace. 9 inches wide. WAS
9jc., Doe, now.
9-inch ksal venise Lace. ocru or white, sold
last week for $3.50, 81 now.
s1.25 Ecru Venlse Lace IL 81 to-day.
Embroidery prices arc just hall what they
we're ten days ago and 25 per cont loss
tnan last week now.
Here's a realizing sale of
Hosiery:
25c. Stainless Black ladies' Hose. full regular
made, the best value ever offered for 25c.,
12lsc. now.
3Dc 6ermsdorf Fast Black Full Regular Made
Ladies' Hose, 25c. now.
Entire Hosiery Department has been changed
In price.
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

$3.50 Evening Gloves only 5 pairs. now
sl25
$3.50 Pearl-Gray, black stitching. SIS.
We give you an extra quality Chamois
Wash Glove for 81.
81 Barritz Gloves. only pairs zoe.
SOC. silk Gauntlet Gloves. pc.
s5c. Black silk and Colored silk. SOC.
soc. Black Silk Mitts. now 25c.
Superior Lisle-Thread. black and colors,
l5c.
Nice quality Black Mitts, 7c.
Toe. Mitt in light-blue, tan, ana gray,
now 25c.
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ELIXIR BABEK.

sure cure for oil MALARIAL diseaseA such ~
Ch,ls, Fever and Agus, Loss OF Appeeasss nai-
ioususss and Dyspsptic nisordsrs Pains v me
He'd. Deok. ssAs. = Llnbss - ~ esu9e.sA
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DEPARTMENT
IMMENSE SALE
COMMENCING TOMORROW

Note window display OF Silk, contain
ing full lines of the different fabrics,
with the prices ticketed, enabling judges
at glance to realize the immensely OF
the reductions.
N.25 Figured China Silk cannot be ex'
celled In quality. now SOC.
N.lO Light-Ground, Polka-Dot China silks,
adapted for stylish waists, now Ooc.
81 l-2c. Antique Moire. In the most de-
sirable shades. such as slIy-blue. sara
toga, lavender, NewpOrt-blue, Cupid
white, fawn-color and orange. which
will make pretty and inexpensive
evening dress, now 800.
75c. Navy-Blue China silk. with white
figure, only one piece; makes ser
yiceable fall dress, now 81 lie.
soc. China Silks. in colored grounds. lsc.
e. lie. Wash China Silks. in light
grounds, &c
75c. Wash Silks, in plaids. In Saratoga,
lavender, and pink. now 35c.
81 1-2c. Wash Silks, in dainty pin-stripes.
now 4Oc.
SOC. Black China Silk. in crow-black.
now coo.
SIC. Grenadines. in figures, now BIC.
sl.s5 Moire-Stripe Grenadine. something
entirely new, now sl.l0.
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RIBBON DEPARTMENT.

You will be fully rewarded II you ex-
anime this stock thoroughly, as the
prices will amaze you. All desirable
shades:
10c. and Sc Ribbon in Satin, all colors,
2c.-nOt remnants.
Sc. Ribbon in pretty shades. 3c.-not rem
nants
12i5c. Ribbon In 2. city shades, &c.
10 2-3c. Ribbon IN pretty shades, 5c.-not
remnants.
3oc. Ribbon in pretty shades-these are
remnants-Sc.
Sc. Sash Ribbons, now 25c.
Soc, No Satin Ribbon. In all colors.
now sc
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MI77ELDORFEB'S
SACRIFICE SALE.

GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
PRICES NO OBJECT.
EVERYTHING
MARKED DOWN MUCH BE-
LOW COST OR VALUE.
ALL SUMMER GOODS
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY
DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
MATTINGS.
CARPETS, RUGS.
WINDOW SHADES,
UNDER WEAR.
PARASOLS,
UMBRELLAS,
BLEACHED AND
SHEETINGS, TOWELS,
REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS,
&c, &c, &c,
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
THIS WEEK.
Don't fail to give us a call be-
fore You buy. Watch our prices
for this sale.
white Goods at !. 5. 8, ss,,s. and ioc;,
marked down from 5, 10. l2la 10 2-3, ~.
| and 25c.
Large Plaid Sheer India Linen at SIC,
| marked down from l5c:.
our entire stock OF Black. Sold-Colors:
and Fancy Silks marked down to one half
| the former prices
Barker Bleached Cotton, ~, at 6isc.
Androscoggin A Bleached Cotton at
Bieached and Unbleached sheetings at
| mark down prices.
| the former prices.
Pins. /, . g. and SC. q paper.
Velvet skirt Braids at ., 8 and Sc.
| Beading at }, g. $. 10. ana l2c. a piece.
Clark's o. n. T. Spool Cotton at 45c. a
Hair-Pins at /. ?, 3. and Sc a package
.Whalebones In black and blonde at 6. $.
| 10. and lie. dozen.
Pearl Buttons. 2, 8. 4, s. 6. and &c. a
| dozen.
Remnants of Lining Cambrics at &c. q
White. Black. and Gray Crinoline at &c.
a yard.
| Percallne at &C. a yard.
Canvas at and l0c. a yard
Corset Jeans at 5. s, and sc.-all colors.
Fancy-Back silesias, s, 10. and l2lsc.
MArTINGs. oIL-Cr.oTHs. AND WIN
DOW-SHADES.
Mattlngs at g. 10. l2lk. Is II. 10, and 2lc..
ali marked down one hall the cost price.
| Oil-CiOths at %, g, 80, and Doc, marked
| down from 81, ~. 10, and 50c
Window-shades at 2. 81 30; ana ioc''
our Carpets and Rugs al great sacri-
| flee to close out the stock.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests at SO. s. 70, l2i:,
10. and Csc. marked down from 10. IA.
| 10 2-3 20, %. 49, and SOC.
Gentlemens Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers at 25. 80, IS. and &c, marked
down from 80, 60. 75c., and 81.
.Unlaundered shirts at 49,, made OF
New York Mills cotton and good linen,
married. down from 75c.-all sizes just re-
received.
Lonsdale and Fruit-of-the-Loom Bleach
ed COttOns ut nc.
a. Fine Brown Cotton at 4kc. worth
Sl-3c.
For bargains Of all kinds and low mark
ed-down prices, call at
MTTTELDORFER'S,
217 cast Broad street.
liz @2-su, ru&ThI
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READY-MADE DUCK SUITS,

We find our stock OF Duck Suits too com
plete for the advanced season. SO We
have cut the prices way down.
A stylish Duck Suit. large sleeves. luil
skirt, for sl.75.
A complete assortment Of Duck Vests.
&c. Stylish Dress Calicoes, 3iac.
Sl-3c. Indigo-Blue Calico. &c.
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CARPETS.

We have been busy in this department
cutting the prices for this sale. Our
line Of Carpets consist Of the very
best makes and new patterns We
have achieved the reputation OF caSs
rying the best-selected stock Of
Carpets. and we Will always try to
retain this reputation.
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II, 10, rs. and II east Broad.
MONDAY. July %, 1894

Never have we been able to
gather merchandise so advanta.
geously as this summer. The con.
ditionS that have enabled US
through our Syndicate to gather
merchandise far under values have
been fully appreciated by our pub
lie. We have weighed the matter
carefully and there is mutual adj
vantage in turning the balance of
our stock on hand into money.
With no apparent profit, with
losses here and there, we promote
our interests best by prompt dis.
tribution of the stock, so we will
inaugurate a sale for want of a
better name we will call ita
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CORSETS.

zoe. Corsets, sizes 27 to 3d. now lsc.
81 Corsets, sizes % to 49, now Csc.
81 Fitting Corset. long waist, now QUO.
Light Weight Corset, in net, now 5Oc.
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NOTIONS.

25c. Large-Sized Powder-Pun Box. &c.
sc. Tan Polish. 15c.
25c. Picture Wire. SC.
&c. Comb. 10c.
go Envelopes. 3oc.
$50 Sheets Good Quality Writing Paper.
lic.
Csc. bottle Celery Salt. l0c.
cakes Buttermilk Soap. De-
Toothpicks. large box. &c.
Memorandum Books, &c.
French Shoe-Dressing. sc.
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MEMS DEPARTMENT.
We have cut the prices way down
order TO make room for the approach

We have cut the prices way down IN
order to make room for the approach
ing season.
Celluloid Collars &c.
Linen Guns, &c.
50c Ties. l5c.
Suspenders, good quality. 12i2c.
We Sell a Wire-Buckle for zoe.
Seamless Socks. 10c.
Gentlemen's White Handksrchiefs. Be-
Gentlemens White Handkerchiefs. with
neat borders. So.
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. SIC.
CSC. Gentlemen's Linen Hemsttched Hand
kerchiefs. with fancy borders. lOc.
Sc. Fancy Net Drawers, &c.
Mems Working Shirts. sc.
Lnen-Bosom Shirts. &c.
Boys Cheviot Shirts, 35c.
Toe. Pleated Bosom Shirts, soc.
sl.25 Percale Shirts In pretty stripes. with
detached or attached collars. Sc.
62izc. Percale Shirts in stylish colors, ssc.
75c. White Spreads. 5sc.
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MiMe4 & RkoaA,
Broad S. Bet. 9th and 9Th.
DUCK SUITS.
Many big o6srs hero this wssk-
Second Mourning lo!Act grounds vim smell
white oo.s) Duck suits, nicely made and perfect.
ntttLH. tl.9s, worth $3.50
DUCK So,s, white grounds with neat dots and
figures Ia black. This IL . great bargain and
made nicely IN every respect. sl.9S.
price si.es:
Now lot Figured Duck Suits. IN blue, tan. 10
Sl.9S, worth $3.50
White yests. Al, sizes. good ones, 75c
White Vests, all sizes, bettor ones, ESQ
SPECIAL
10 looking over our Muslin Underwear Stock
we came across tho following values In Skirts,
Chonises, Drawers, Robes, &c, which We viii
dispose OF at these low prIcss- They ere slight
IL soiled. hence the reduction:
4 lot at Csc, from nc. and 81.
j 10: at Ssc., from 1923.
! lot at 8 !, from eI.2j and $50.
/ lot at s1h). from si.7j. ~, and o. so
LOT at $3.50, from 81, $3.50 and -
WASH GOODS.
Another rev lot Of those pretty Jscones
Ducness al 12,fc Positively tho coolest, Richest
aud rest colored material sold this season.
, Thousands OF yards Already cold. Every nsS
pattern.
morrow az &C. a yard. Every color ground. every
color ngure, every new pattern, and worth
SI+c. SEQ tbem
rs other bargains In this department
TOMORROW.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-13


The pru lent and provldent mother makes
il rule to keep DR. Bulls Cough Syrup IN
the hose She has tried It before and she
we'll knows that when her little ones have
Group II will surely cure them.
The arena contains its announced articles
on finance and natural history, and presents
besides unique table of contents in which
the Gothenburg liquor system is analysed,
heredity and environment are discussed,
Tennyson's religion is investigated, the
rights OF tramps are upheld, the Catholic
church is studied in It's relation to the higher
criticism, municipal reform is urged, extrav-
agance in dress is drplored, and the tene-
ment house curse is Observation-Disclosures
at Boston
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-13
Marriage Licenses.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portions of the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness and that is by
constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused
by an iniamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian tube. When this
gets infamed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed deafness is the result and unless the
inflammation can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but
an infamed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
+. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
cg Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-13
GOOD NEWS.
A Trip to Southern California.

Beginning October 2sd, a daily tourist car
will be run from Chicago to the Pacific
coast via The Great Rock Island Route;
Chicago TO Kansas city, thence through the
beautiful Indian Territory via TT Worth
and FL Pasco, Texas, TO Los Angeles and
San Francisco. This car will leave Chicago
daily on train No, IL at p. m, and passen-
gers taking this route will not only receive
the benefit of very superior Accommodations.
but also will save great many hours In
time. The new southern route is also par
dcularly desirable in fall and winter season.
and the well known reputation of the Rock
Island insures passengers comfortable trip.
Our patrons are always provided for in the
best manner possible, and these cars will be
IN charge of Pullman conductor as well as
porter, and everything pertaining to the
comfort of our patrons will be carefully
looked after and a pleasant trip guaranteed.
Adding this daily car to thu Rock Island
Service. does not in any manner affect the
present Phillips Rock Island Tourist Er-
corstons that run semi-weekly from Chicago
over the Rock Island to Pueblo, and via the
scenic and Ogden routes to San francisco
and Los Angeles without change.
JNo. SEBASTIAN, G. p. A.,
CHICAGO.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-13
Real Estate Transfers.

ANTRIM. Conrad to A. Conrad, 60 a
on sec 10, $1,000.
Corunna-J Tooley to +. A. Utley,
lots 10 and II blk 10, 500.
New Hayen-W. w. Hart to S. s..
Jones, nj of G of NV !, sec 10, 81, LOO.
w. M. Kinney to e. s. Morehouse, sci
,o1 n W I, sec IA, 81, 400.
Owosso--Frank Kennedy to Chas. OAR
by, lot 30 blk "a, Woedlawn Park, 500.
M. Keyte to M. Pease, lot Is blk l.,
Keyte's add, 1895.
Owosso Twp-W. Woodland to w. III.
Richards, 6 S2-100 a on sec IL, 1850
M. III. Stever to W. Woodland, 6 S2-l00
on sec II, ST. 900.
j. Cunningham to il Martin, pit sec
is, 1000
Shiawassee--G. w. Easier to j. Cum
ningham, pit sec 8. $4,000.
The confidence that people have in Ayers
Sarsaparilla as blood medicine is the legit-
innate and natural growth of many years.
1t has been handed down from parent to
child, and is the favorite family medicine in
thousands Of households.
IAN Independent opens the April Forum
with rampant review of the administrators
record under. the title "Mr. Clevelands--
Failure?r The balance of the number is
equally vigorous, among the stronger papers
being a forecast of Lord Rosebery's course
rs premier, "Why Christian Missions Have
Failed in India" 1.-THE Irish Conquest of
Our Cities" and "What Americanism
Means Agnes Reppler sounds a general
warning to lecturers, J. w. Gleed declares
that New York is no more civilized than
Kansas, Herbert Walsh marks definite
step toward municipal reform and variety
Of other topics are discussed Published at
New York.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-13

Whole number for alderman sd ward 225 John
J. Mackey 13i Arthur steegaiI 81; Albert Am
Whole number cast for alderman 4th ward Oi5.
Enos n CrandaIl a2i; Henry G. 'ritcomb i7s;
Loan Of additional $4,000 to extend and Inn
cast 1897. Yes 1919. No 54S.
GEO. III. GRAHAME, City Clerk.
Alderman j frieseke offered following
report which was accepted and adopted.
Ayes 6, nays O.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council of the city Of OwOss0:
Your committee To whom the city clerks re-
port OF the statement Of votes given for candidates
FOR the several Offices at the annual election held
IN the several wards on Monday, the 2nd day OF
April. 1894. was referred after due consideration.
find that the following named persons have
received the largest number Of votes and rec
comend that the same be and are hereby de-
clared duly elected.
For the office OF Mayor Martin C. Dawes.
For the Office of city cerk-Otto l.. Sprague.
For the Office of treasurer-WnIis r. Han
For the Office OF supervisor at large-Moirls
Osborn.
For the office OF school inspector Andrew j.
Robb.
ander johnson, Abram NJ. Young.
For the Office OF supervisor of the first dis
trict--Charles W. Parker
For the Office OF supervisor Of the second dis
tTict-CharleS A. BALDWIN,.
For the Office Of constable OF the first district
Steven A. Crane Second district George +.
Robinson.
For the Office of alderman, first ward-Hiram
M. Post; second ward. Ira G. Curry; third ward
John j. Mackey; fourth ward, Enos W. Cranda
The proposition on the question Of loan OF
an additional $4,000 TO extend and improve the
water works system was carried by majority OF
col
Your committee would recommend that the
same be declared carried
FRIEsEKE. j. j. MACKEy, Com.
Council adjourned.
&. It. GRAHAME City Clerk
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-13
III. @. FRIEsEKE,
J. FRIEsEKE, COMMITTEE.
M. l.. PARKER,

The Jerk presented following report
which was referred to committee on cleo
ton
TO the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
of the city of OwossO:
The following is a statement of the number of
votes given in the several wards of the city Of
OWOsSO at the charter election held on the sec
ond day of April 1884, for the city, district and
ward officers as returned to the Office of City Clerk
by the several inspectors OF elections
Whole number or votes cast for mayor, 1874
Martin G. Dawes received $780, Edwin A. Gould
99i; Emery C.Brewer 1872
Whole number cast for clerk 1868 Otto L.,
Sprague S97; Morris w. Southland 63s; Clayton
st. Clair 133
Il. Hall, go; Willis L. Billiard 566; McElwain
Miner 1876.
Whole number east for supervisor at large
1861 Morris osborn 993; A. Lee Williams 5l5;
John Faxon LAP,
Whole number cast for school Inspector 99l.
Andrew j. Robb 991
Whole number cast for director poor 1882
Alex A. johnson 932; Abram Young 94S; VIM.
4. Wheeler TO; Silas III. Alton 49,
Whole number cast or supervisor LIST district
1904. Chas w. Parker 4S2; Thomas j. Horsman
49,; Loren Hopkins 60.
Whole number cast for supervisor district 66l.
Chas. A. Baldwin 1885, Albert K. Hartshorn 296;
Henry w. Parker 60
Whole number cast for constable 1st district
996. stephen Crane 577; John I. Martin 347;
Whole number cast for constable I'd district
637. Geo. f. Robinson $40; Martin Il. Miller 225;
VIM d. Griffith ~.
Whole number cast for alderman 1st ward 491
Hiram NJ. Post 20 Wm Jopling 100; Albert A.
Sherman Al.
Whole number cast for Alderman I'd ward 1876.
Ira G.. Curry 2lO; VIM. Mckenzie 1876; Myron H.
Knapp d.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-13

The following report OF Board of
Health was presented, accepted and or
dered printed
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil of the city of Owosso:
The Board of Health of the city of Owosso beg
leave to submit their annual report
Regular and special meetings "a Written
complaints to the Board 155. Verbal reports
made to the Board and not recorded but all were
attended to and properly disposed of. Privy
vaults cleaned 143. Garbage removed 10. Dead
dogs and cats removed 4. Pig pens cleaned B.
Dead horses removed 1. Pools of stagnant water
dralneds.
The rules and regulations governing the board
for 1891 and 1892 were adopted for the years 1893
and 1884,
There has been reported and discovered by the
Board 81 cases of contagious diseases, of which
there were 3s diphthera, "a scarlet fever. 81 ty.
phoid fever, and measles. Nine deaths have
occurred from these diseases, of which were
from diphtherla, and from typhoid fever.
lowing to the dilgent and prompt action OF
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-13
Turn 1t Down, Boys!

II urged TO lift the glass that tempts,
In city grand or humble town
Be he that tempts thee king or car,
Quick turn YOU ylass and set it down.
If those that ash you vsx and tease,
Perhaps condo you with frown,
Be firm, mind ae laugh and sneer,
Quick turn s. glass and set it down.
If health you CT and strength of arm,
Would keep your hardy hue of brown,
Nor have the scarlet flush of sin,
Quick turn your glass and set 1t down.
If in your trouble others say
I'm sea of drink your sorrow drown"
Look out lest drowned the drinker be
Quick turn your glass and set it down
Cold water. boys hurrah, hurrah,
VIII help to health wealth and renown
If urged to give these treasures up,
Quick turn your glass and set it down
Rev Edward A. Rand, in Advocate.
Perfect health is seldom found for impure
blood is so general. Hoods Sarsaparilla
,eally does purify the blood and restores
health.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-13

Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the
county OF Shiawassee 10 Chancery at the city Of
Corunna on the 18th day OF March, A. d. 1894
In this cause 1t appearing from afIidavit on file,
that the defendant, Silas ID. Peterson is not q
resident of this state, but resides at Starbush,
In the state washington, on motion of Selden s.
Miner, compliments solicitor Il is ordered that
the said defendant, Silas ID. Peterson cause his
appearance TO be entered herein, within four
months from the date of this order and In case
OF his appearance that he cause his answer to
the compliments bill OF complaint to be fled
aud copy thereof to be served on said com
plainant's solicitor, within twenty days after
service on him OF copy OF said bill and notice
OF this order; and that in default thereof, said
dent defendant
And it Is further ordered that within twenty
days tie said complainant cause a notice OF this
order to be published in THE TINES n news
paper printed published and circulating in said
county, aud that such publication be Continued
therein at least once In each week, for six weeks
In succession, or that she cause copy of this
order to be personally served on said non resi-
dent defendant, at least twenty days before the
time above prescribed for his appearance.
. JONATHAN q. KNIoHr.
Circuit Court Commissioner
"a true copy) Compartments Solicitor