davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-01-18
Die Oe(tOuSIteTnng, wie le gntlanO, war uNO END
9ene go o DE etm 8eft,

Sdmmtlide %Sunabmen 1no an Srt un6 5eQe init Oen befen
Apparaten unn tadbueraanOigen Rinfltrm 9enOmnen, 9e1elbeu
Nno TIT ketner anOerfn Santnlun9 TT tln0en rO 9eben in fInfteri16
polen0eter Nrt etn erM0pfenoes gilO 0es eroBen grieOensruerkes
uout Anbe9tun bis ,nn1 SduuB. &as Die 5ammlnu9 Dor anOeren
a~ns5etdnet, tit amb be1onOers Die i3ulantnnenteQung Der tnneren att
hdten. IS fmO nmt, mte in pelen minOertuertbi9en NuS9oben, MIR
Die @ebduOe III ibrer 0uBeren ArdJiektnr, 1onbern oub Die in ibnen
entbalenen &unft= rmO Maaren16dbe unO 0as ieDer =Nu8el=
lung elgentbImlide @eprd9e ipie0erge9eben. 9en 1blieBen ib
Observation-Disclosures un ~beton0eren Gbrenta9eu, nie Dem Chicago
Sag lmO an0eren ali,
Nnf on1e gaeiie l0 IN fortlanfenoeu Ieften nit je Is Aut1dCten
I'M @r6BenperbdtniB BON 8x10 8nl cine OetdJidte Oct Ansdelnn9
TT lDort n0 Bib geliefert tperoen, tpeld5e fdum ibreS @leiben fn0en
0Irfe, Der erl0uternOe OeuHde Gext, pOn einem SoduerdQnoieeu
OerfaBt, 1peber 1elber Seatter Der 9usfeluu9 mar, flgt f6 Ser
Notwithstanding 1purOig an.
gnferen eefern nO fnlden, Die IS tueroen luoueu, miro ode
Nus9obe inter f~olgenoen SeOin9un9en 5~u9dn9li5 9emaht
SIM Mor9et= uuO Abenoblatt Der 9ltnots Staats}eituno, 1ope
III Der Sonnto9saus9abe Oct 9linois Stoots2eituno, Dem ,,2fea&n",
merOen Coupons eri6enen, 1peld5e jeOe5mal Bic 9lummer bes 6efteS
uno oaS Datum DS b%etrefenOen SageS tra9er. @er febeu folde
Coupons init ~oerfelbeu Deftnutuer uon febeu oufeinonoerfoloer=
on Daten 1mO Zoe baar in Der Office Der SQinois 5taats3eitun9
.ablteert, oOer Z Coupons un0 13t 1T glQrkeu nit Nugabe ieiner
Nbrefe per Bo1t ~einleuOet, erbGlt Die Summer, welde anf Dem
Coupon benonnt I'll, portofret 2ugetelt.
Seoe @)od)e miro ein uenes Deft uernas9abt un0 Otes loan9e
%fort9e1ebt7 bis Die Sammlun9 ~uoladuOtg 1T.
, 1894-01-18
0c9en MIaYor Popfins,
Gin mabicontet ar9ebIi9 pon Sen RepubIi=
fanern eggplant.

Die &epubltfaner tiin6igten ge1tern an,
oaB bic gSabL bes W2apors Sopfins an
9efoc6tcn tDerben tpiiroe, uno GrzGorpora=
t%tonSanpalt S. g.. Wfiuer, Der @ntpalt 0eS
republtfanii6en Gomttes, erfldrte, oaB Sic
n0tbt9en Papier nob innerboIb Der bonn
0e1eB oa3u nOrgei6ricbenen Triit bon 30
SGgen etn9erei6t ner6en ipiir0en.
Die 9emotraten I'M Gatbbauie iporen
tber Die NnfitnOigung etntgermaBen iiber>
rolcbt, oa Die Jtepublifaner in Der lebte1
a3ett nicbt nebr 0aDon ge1proben batten,
6opftnS' gSabI an5ufeCbten.
Nntpalt WftQer tpDQte iiber Sic Sache
nicbt Diel berlauten lalien. ST erflGrte nur,
DuB 6aS republifantibc Gentralcomite Sic
Nn9ele8enbett in feline 6Gn6e ge9eben babe
nno oaB er CLAUDE, genit9enb MateriaI fir
ben Nahlconteit 81 baben. Qus @riinbe fir
Die Nnfecbtung Der Q8abI piiroen 1lnre9elz
mdBtgtetten BET Der Gegtitrirung uno 0er
gSabl 1elbit 9elten6 9emacbt merDen. Gr,
Ittuer, CLAUDE, beDeiien gu f0nncn, bah
Sobn y. 0opftnS ntcbt gum MaDor bon
Chicago eripGblt nor6en iet.
@enaueres iiber bic 2(biic6t 6es Mntpalts
Wftuer Dtilen Sic Setter Ser Gepubltfoner
ebeniomentg Die Sic 9emofraten. @tniQe
Der republifaniic6en Siibrer glauben nicbt,
boB eS sur @tnretcbun8 Der Glage tommen
tper6e, tie itnO Der @nitbt, 6aB es fib muir
nm ei11en polttiiben Scbac65ug ban6le.
Ofapor 6optits erfl6rte ~ge1tern, 6aB CT
bic 9robungen Oer 9tepublttaner nicbt i'm
mitOeiten fIrcbte. v2aBt ie nur 1neine
Nabl antebten," ia9te ct, res miro mir
mn lteb lett, tpenn in ben @ericbten Die
YoroQnde bel Der gRdhI nufop6pft fnprSpn
9aS Golt tptro baourb erfabren, baB t6
nit elmer 9roBersn OtaiOritdt gum WtaDor
BON @blcogo getpGDlt lpur0e, ais mir BON
ben 8ablcommtiidren 9egeben porbcu. Die
n11teriu6ung miro %ergeben, boB ib metnen
@e9ner nit 5000 bis 10000 Stimmen be-
ftcgte."
, 1894-01-18
Stdott1bes.
Rleine Nobrthten.
Si1nenn 81 Giicnhrnht ID.

- Simeon 8. @i1cnDrabt ipuroe geltern
bonn OtoDor 6opfius gum 8au=GommiiGr
ernannt, nacbOem Ioolcn reiignirt bate.
= @corge @oD0or6 tpur6e bon ser Q(nz
fldgc, ~@lerorOer s.. Smith erldhoiien SIT
Daben, trei9elpro6en, ba an9enommen
ipuroe, 6oB ct in Sel6tDertbeiOi9ung banz
bette.
0oup. 9tltgel6 bat itb in 8e3ug ouf
ben 8ainter>Tau bic pericbteoenen 2lusia@
gen, pelchc auf Die S6ulb Did GDwaroS'
binneiien, 3nicnben laiien uno miro ipabrz
ioDeinlic6 am Wontag bdS S9tdlaI 8atnz
ter'S entlcbcioen.
= 8oitnleiiter SEEING er6teLt geitern bon
Senator GuQom etnen 8rtef, in tpel6em
ibm mitgetbetlt piro, ooB 6err Gullom 5u
@uniten zines neuen BoitgebGuoeS enerz
9iicb eiutreten tpirb.
= Inter benz 9tonen 9fdtionaL 9atrO
ltnion tpurbe geitern i'm Fremont 6puie
cine Srgani1atio1 Dor Observation-Disclosures
%pr9aniiirt, welcbe iicb bte 8einDoltung beS
BON ibnen pertretc1ten gta6rungSmitteI5
ulb Sic 0urbfibrung Ser Oarauf be3u8z
nebmenoen @elcbe gum .3iel geieBt Daben.
Otto N5muS, ebemaLs in Sem pit erz
pGbnten 2pgirbaule So. 1874 NSeit Ntaot1on
StraBe ipobnbaft, un0 Nolpb GbompIon,
4 Sabre alt, bon SEQ. 1913 Hodpel StraBe,
1nuBten geitern ndcb BENT 8latternDDlpttal
gebracbt per0e11, unD SANFORD 6aroeD bon
gto. 1920 Nibtanb Qtoenue erla8 Den
8lattern.
Gourt0@ g. Comptroller 6eaGD ilberz
%,$f4oI+o ooE4>~,~ Sn,1@ To,~+Gcoth oI,,o,1 O.
non5bericbt fir 6as Sobr 1898, aus tpelcbem
erii6tlt6 lit, baB Die 2luSgaben Die 8ez
i%Diui9ung nm $73, 685. 81 iGbcritiegcn. @om.
&unitmau, 8oritber oes Stnan3comtteS,
ibo6 BENT frilberen Gountpratb Die Sbulb
fir Oieie un8iiniti9c Tinan3lage in bie
S9ube.
nreint9un95arbeiter pel3e
Bic Central HeLtef Qli, nit arbeitsbeOlirfe
ttgen 2euten in ser 10. QSaro Derri6ten
lieB, BADEN in benz 3ettraum bonn B. bis
gum II. Sanuar incl. $1354.88 g%efoitet,
moGei aIcroings Su benterfen 1T, baB Die Der
2euten be5ablten G06ne lebr nie0rtg paren
IS ioIlen iebt atcb in 6erlelben g8eiie
StraBenreiulgungSarbeiten in 0er Z. uni
8. Waro Dorgcnommcn iper0en.
= Sin Mauu, Der cinen erftn6erti9er
GOpf beiibt, bat cine neue Dirt un0 0etij
miibeloien @elbertperbe5 entoedt. @r be-
trat geitern cine Q(potbefe on Der Gde Del
Dearborn unb 8an8urenltraBe ul6 tauftt
Scife i'm Mertbe bon $11. ST. ertlGrte
boB er etn Qtngeiteuter ser @i5conitn Gen:
trcIbabn iet un6 fitgte binsu: vSenOenSi(
mir bic Seize iofort ullO &leingel6 fir ein(
$20z8anfnotc, bo mir auf Ser office mi
&leingelb ntc6t perieben itno." Sin farbi=
ger W}enibenbruber tpurbe beauftragt, Sic
8a0nbof talncn, lieB it9 Der 6aufaIier biz
0tccbnu18 un0 bas &letngelo - SO - nit
Dem 8emerfen geben, boB ct bic 500 gleic
aus ber Office bolen tper6e. Ser 9tegcl
partet nOb auf bic &Hdte6r bes weiBet
WfQnues.
, 1894-01-18
Die Cicero" eIeftrifde 8abn
Jn oen 8eib oes Baron" perfes iiber=
9e9a19en.

Baron gerfes un6 sic 8efIettez StraBenz
babngeieui6aft itnb jebt Bic Gi9entbimer
BET Cicero eleftriicben 8abn unb. ipte eS
betBt, BADEN ie 'bieieIbe tbeuer beSablen
miiiien.
Sn ictnem Sa6reSberi9t in Der Dor Sur
sem ab9ebaltenen Sabresperiammlun9 Der
QlftionGre Der 0eitieitezS traBenbobn err
fldrte t6err Oerfes, bdB es nod ntcbt be-
itimmt iet, mas init Dem 81 500, 900 lleberz
i6uB i'm @tnnaDmezGonto 9ei6eben iOlle.
Q8te es 1beint, lit nun Elm She'll bieies Sci
beS gum Qtnfauf Ser Cicero eicftrt1cben
8abn nertpenDet tporben.
Die eleftrii6e 8abn icblteBt ii6 at Der
QBeit 40. Str. an bas &abelbabnipitem an
unb fdbrt bis MaDmooo. 0ie 8abn 6urcbz
lGuft cine Strede bon 5~tpan3ig Otcilen, unO
bat piel gum Boom" bon Cicero beige
tra9en. 9aS @runbfapitaI Der 8dbngeieuz
icbaft betrug 81, 600, 900, auBerbem purben
8onbs gum 8etrage bon $780, 900 aus
gegebe1. Ser 8au Der 8abn toitete 500 600
Dollars.
8or eini9er .3eit bate 6te 2afeftroBenz
6o9babngeieui6a baran 9cba3t, Die
elettri19e 8abn an3ufdufen, ite CAB aber
bieien Blan auf, neil ie fab, DaB ibr otez
ielbe BON tpentg Nuben ietn tptroe.
, 1894-01-18

Wtltoaufee Noe. : Sub 0tDii. Soften
$3.50, tpertb 5000. S. 9tnaabGung unb SIS
monatli3, BerrD Nuiieu, 1852 @al6tn9@
ton Str, 3immcr 81.
, 1894-01-18
Beporitehenoe Debate i'm uSunfe:
Club"

r8rou6en Bic Ser. Staaten cine 1torfe
mtlttdrii9e Gan0z unO Seemac6t 5u inter
bdlten 2" lit bic Trage, tpelobe in Der beute
Nbeno i'm 0r0nO Yaciftc 6otel it~attftnoenz
DEN StBung 6eS rSuniet Club" er6rtert
lperoeu 1ou. 9a General Mtles Ben 0or=
1ts uber bic Seriammlung fitbren miro unb
nlebrerc Sttt5tere oeS eriten 9teo;nentS Der
), u. ". tDre W~&etnun9 fun0 gcben iouen
IDIro bic StBuug einen ccbt milttdrticber
g~tnltrtcD %bctotn11en. 2lucb eintge Nrbetter
1t1o etn9elaoen un6 aufgcfor6crt nor6en,
an Der 9~tScu1itor t9cilsunebmen. SberIt
9enrQ &lrner bom eriten Negiment tpirb
oIelelbe eroftne1. ST. bat Git bielern 2mefe
al bic @ouperncure Ser oeric6ieoeneu 5tqoz
ten Die 5I be~lprecbenbe 6rage iteQen loiien.
AuBer OouD. 2lltgel6 uno 8. 9. Qc1pelz
ling, @ouOerncar bon &auia5, ipredcn 1th
alc @ouperneltre lcbr fart fir cine Wiliz
tdrl1acbt aus, 6a lie bebQuptel1, boB 6icic
3ur @rbalttng DeS inncren GTriebens rn6r-
bingt llDtbtg lei. So aucb mebrere Send
torer, oarltnter Senator geffer BON Santos
un0 pieIe Gon9reBlnttglieoer. Ote Q(rbeiz
terfitDrer it1O getbeilter Mteinultg iiber bic
Srage, Oo6 lprecben itc iicb int 9uqemeinen
gcgcn Elm itcDenbe5 Seer iiberboupt ous
s.. S. 3Dan, 8rGiioent 0eS ,8uil6ino
Sraoe Councils, " b~ebauptet, oaB cine Qlrmel
bciteDcn m%iiie, ioIange nicbt 8euomp's
3ufunftStraum 3ur Wirfli4feit gciporoer
lei.
, 1894-01-18
Die Wonton's Bafin9 60.
fri. RuIin9 controlirt Ole gauge Corporation
NIT 5o5l Don 4274 0ftien.

Die 5tpeite StBung ser 8erIamm[unq
Der Qftiondrinnen Ser Moman's 8ating
60, pel6e geitern No6mittog sur Sronun9
9eruten DurOe, Derltef nod9 itiirmtl6er, ais
bic erlte StBung am Nbeuo porber, in
toelcber bic QlfttDndrinnen bic 1ebr unlieb=
lame @ntoeGung ger1abt batten, baB Sic
6Glfte bet Gtnfilnfte Der Sc eui9aft in
Sorm BON Committeeman in Die 6Gn6e ser
Barometer" beS ltnternebmens iibergegau7
gen mar. 2luBer benz umlton6e bate auch
Die Nnfunb;9ung, baB bic Sefret6rin Der
0e1eu1cbaft, Caroline q. 6ultng, BON Sen
1914 IN Der Berlammlung nertretenen off,
tten ALIEN 3031 Stii6 reprGlentirte, 10 .6aB
tie Glletn ote gan5e Batting 60. controutrte.
Gtnt9e Der NfttDndrtnner1 moren ei9ens
81 Der 8eriammlung Don melt entlegenen
Srten b~er9etommen, unb Die @ntbeGung
oeS l1mItanDes, DaB cine ein3ige 6rau bic
a~6iOlute @ontrole iiber Bic Corporation
bat, in meI9er fte ibre @riparntie onz
9ele9t Dotten, bate tie nit Corn erfuut,
tpcl6em Tie in BET geitrt9en Stblng 6eutz
ltb @uS6rud gobet.
Srduletn 6ultng nuBte iic9 mebrere
Stunoen lang iebr icborfe NusfGue Der e11t=
r~t1teten Sraret gefauen lailen. 9lnflagen
i6led6tcr @ei6dftSfibrung u1o Wfangel an
TGbt9fett nuroen tbr ms @e1idbt ge1dblcuz
bert, Deri6tebene Wale murbe ite 3ur Geii9z
nation aufgcforbert, ite tpur6e beorobt un0
OerbObnt, tie b~eritanb es aber, ibren Stanbz
puntt 81 %be6aupten. Sci ie6er @elegenz
Deit brahte ite ibre 3031 Stimmen sur
@eItltng. Sic erpG9Ite etn 0ireftortum,
entl9teb iiber Ste Qnnabme Ser ~gtcbengeleBe
unb itberitimmte tbre 80 @egnerinnen
itberaQ.
Sri. 6ultng'S Stimmen gaben a1tcb ben
0tltSicbGag fir Die BobL bon flint Der
iebs Wtitglieber bes 9ireftortltms, tpGbz
renO 6aS iebite Wtit9Iieb BON ber Opprz
lttton eripGblt ipuroe. 9ie g8a6l Des 0irefz
toriumS ergab folgenbes 9teiultat: Ntrs.
Nl1na s. g8tlbur bon Godfor6, SRI. WtarD
SanOeriDn bon @btcago, Or. Is. S. MperD
bon @OlOwater, Mti4,, MrS. Sarab Steinz
burg BON @9tcagO, WfrS. 81. 6. Oates bon
HOdfOr6 unO Wtrs. 9aura q. Siren bon
Chicago.
Die Geriammlnng berta9te iicb 6ann nm
ubr 2lbenoS. 9aS neue 9ireftorium
tam oabtt therein, beute 8ormittag nm 10
lbr I'M 3tmmer 125 0es 6artfor6 @ebGuz
oeS 3ulamnten5ufommen, I'M ith burcb Die
Beamtenpabl gu conitttuiren.
, 1894-01-18
Aer}te
StnS tttGt 5t ieSer 3ett
Nebereintimmeuo.

Nberes lit nt6t Giner, Ser cine 9rHn6li9e
grObe Ser 8or3iige bon 9nnteIS' 9tntt=
iepttc ais etnem &eiuttOoter porgenomz
men bat, pel6er barin nicbt iibereinitimmt,
baB es Elm tpunberbares Specific fir Die
6eilln8 bon alien 9ranfbeiten lit, pelbe
Dur6 &cimleben entiteben. Seine anz
itefenoe &tonf6eit tann ft6 bcrbreiten,
lpenn oas 6aus nit unierem @as arsgez
rducbert iptrb.
, 1894-01-18

I'm Steaun9iu6en6en BET Der ge9enz
wdrti9en 9fotbIage Das @rlan9en bon 8ez
i6aftigung 3u erlei6ter1, nimmt baS
@ben6blatt Der SuinotS StaotS5cttung
Ste4engelude unentgeltltcb a1f.
, 1894-01-18

Sleine Nn3etgen in ser Nben6ausga6e
Der SutnotS Staatsseitung foiten, tpenn
n1cbt mebr tpie 8eDn 8orte, 10 Gents, ie6es
tpettere lSort l Sent.
, 1894-01-18

- GountDridter Scales bat an 6enrD
Wulff uno @rzS tabticbretber @an Gleape
einen 8rtef geibrieben, in tpelcbem ct iagt,
oaB ct berett iet, fiir BEN iebigen republ.
Wablcommilidr 6utcbins etnen anberen
Ste publtfaner BON ber Mefticite gu ernenz
men, BEN ibm bas rep. @entralcomite un0
Die rep. 3citun9sberausgebcr be5eidnen
f0nnten. IS tpur6e Dem Nidbter mitgez
tbetlt, boB ma ibm 9. $. &o1erSbcrger,
Der aber aut Net Sa6ieite mobnt, in Gorz
i6tag brtn9e.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-02
Albert GrOut.

The whole community feels the loss
of Albert Grout, who died at his resi-
dence Oct. 18th, 1894. He was born in
Hamlin, Monroe county, n. T., Nov.
Gath, 1880. He was quiet, unassuming,
obliging and kind, strictly honorable in
his dealings, and one whom the poor
will sadly miss He had been a resi-
dent of this county for nearly forty five
years, and was beloved, honored and
respected by very acquaintance.
A very large concourse of people at
tended the funeral at his late home,
Oct. 14th, 1894. Excellent music was
rendered by Prof. Hutchins, Geo. w.
Rooms, Mrs. j. j Paige and Mrs. w. M
Snow. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Anna
Barton. Rev G.P .Linderman preached
the sermon from Job xvi. 10: "Also,
now, behold my witness is in heaven and
my record is on high" His brother, q.
f. Grout of Three Rivers, was present,
also his daughter and her husband of
Benton Harbor, and other members of
the family near by.
The widow, Mrs. Helen Grout. and
their young daughter Grace continue to
live at the homestead, and desire, with
all other members of the family, to re-
turn grateful Acknowledgements to all
who assisted in the care and burial of
their husbapd and father.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-02
Decatur.

Mrs. w. IL. Clark has raturned from
Chicago.
Miss Kittie Fitch of Paw Paw is here
on visit.
Chas. Fox and family have moved to
Battle Creek.
Mr.. Priest has moved into the Ste
venson house.
Mr. Peteky of Chicago is visiting
Pearl Van Hise.
Revival meetings are being held at
the M +. church.
Miss Elva Drown of Dowagiac is Wis
iting friends here.
Forest Fox of Yorkvile visited his
brother over Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Hunter has returned to
her home near Dowagiac.
Mrs. Frank Thomas and daughter
leave Thursday for Denver.
Mrs. Fred Beach and daughter have
been visiting Decatur friends.
George Smith and son have returned
from visit with friends north.
Rev. and Mrs. Healey attended the
SIS. convention ut Vicksburg last week
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-02
BIOOmingdaIe .

Prof Prentice and wife Sundayed al
Paw Paw.
Miss Bixby visited our school Tues
day.
Miss Davenport spent Sunday at hel
home in Hartford.
Mr.. and John Wilson have a nice lit.
tie girl at their home.
Twelve of the Bangor Lady Bees Wis
tied our hive Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Merrifield are the
happy parents of fine girl.
The Nj. Z. Aid society met Wednes
day at the home of Mrs. Rowe.
ID. Joy and wife and Mrs Alice Haven
visited friends in Otsego Sunday.
The l.. o. L. NJ will give an oyster
supper at the X. .. L. M. hall next
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. S. r. Babcock and Mrs. Fergu.
son made business trip TO Allegar
Thursday.
Frank Allen returned Saturday from
Fremont where he has been engaged in
packing apples.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-02
COrWin.


School closed on Saturday last for a
short vacation.
John Neville of Dowagic visited
his brother James last week.
Mrs. Lucina Stearns is enjoying a Wis.
it from her daughter Mrs. Geo. DOLL
yer of Niles.
There will be box social at John
McAlpines next Friday evening; pro.
ceeds to be used in buying a school
library,
Mrs. Frank Corey entertained her
mother Mrs. Francis Harris and Mrs.
Durkee of Lawton last week Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Game will no doubt he scarce in and
about Glendale the coming winter mas.
much as Charlie Zimmerman, Fred
Harris and John and Jesse Calvin have
gone up there hunting.
Mrs. Bine Stems was called to Hart
ford last Saturday to the bedside OF hei
father Mr. Charles Johnson, who at.
tempted suicide by shooting. The ball
passed through his body about two IN
ches below his heart.
. Mr.. Sam Logan accidentally hit his
little boy on the head with the blade
of an AK making fearful cash from
which the brain oozed out. DR.. Max
well was called and dressed the wound
No hopes are entertained for his recov'
cry.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-02

NOR TGAGE BALE. whereas defauit
tain indenture of mortgage bearing date March 15h
A. ID. 1884, executed by William +. Fuller and Ella
+. Fuller, his wife, of Almena, Van Buren, county,
state OF Mic higan, TO Flora Bigelow of Dundee,
state of New York, which said mortgage was, on the
18th day of March A. ID. 1884, recorded in the Office
of the Register of Deeds of Van Buren, county,
Michigan, In Iiber 80 Of mortgages at page 399, and
which said indenture OF mortgage was afterwards,
the 30th day of July A. ID. 1884, duly assigned by
said Flora Bigelow to the undersigned, Timothy
Hawley of Orange, state of New York, which said
assignment of mortgage was, on the 10Th day OF
October A. ID. 1894 duly recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Van Buren, county, Mich
igan, in Liber 48 of Mortgages at page 294, and
which said mortgage there is claimed TO be
due and unpaid at the date of this notice the
sum of fifteen hundred and five dollars (Sl5O5.00)
said bond and mortgage, aud no suit or proceed
ing at law in equity having been instituted to coll
lect the amount due and unpaid OH said bond and
mortgage, or any part thereof; Notice is hereby
given that by virtue of the power of sale in said
mortgage contained and the statute in such
made and provided, shall sell at public vendue to
the highest bidder at the front door of the court
house, in the village of Paw Paw in said Van Buren,
county, state Of Michigan, chat being the place for
holding the circuit court for said county, Satur-
day. the Goth day of January A. d. 1885, ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of said day, all, or much of said
premises described i'm said mortgage, may be
necessary to satisfy the amount due on said bond
and mortgage, with interest and costs of sale, in
vided for in said mortgage, said premises being de-
scrbed follows, to-wit: The west one-half ~
of the northwest one-quarter "a of section twenty
eight (2S), town two ~ south of range thirteen l3
the United States survey same being in the town
ship of Almena Van Buren, county, state of Mich
igan.
Dated November 1st 1864.
TIMOTHY HAwLEY,
HEoKERT CHANDLER, Assignee of Mortgage.
Auys for Assignee. l66tl3o1S
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Frank Young begins teaching at Gid
denburg next Monday.
Miss May Walter left school last week
for her home in Otsego.
Rev. Warren conducted devotional
exercises Monday morning.
Miss Bailey favored the school with a
we'll rendered solo Monday morning.
Miss Cooper's room has been the ban
ner room the past month, there being
no hardness.
Miss Bailey, Miss Osborne and Miss
Wise attended Sousa's concert at kala-
mazoo last night.
Miss Mabel Cummings had a narrow
escape Wednesday by falling from the
merry go round She chung To the neck
of her horse, thus avoiding serious
accident.
If any one is particularly interested
in Miss Bryar's room, and would like To
know how things are progressing there,
let him refer to Jesse CRANE, who is a
most enthusiastic member of that de-
partment.
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GODlevtlIe.

Darius Austin started on his return
home to Hillsdale last Friday.
Mr.. Tompkins has rented M. West
colts tenant house for the winter.
Messrs. Sparks and Cummings are
running meat market at Kendalls.
Elder Holley exchanged pulpits with
Elder Allen of Kendalls Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Soft shelled potatoes are being
shipped at 40 cts; but to-day Cruesday)
the market is at 30 cts.
Ed. Covey has moved his family to
Ed. Dunn's. his brother-in. law, while
he is rebuilding his house.
Charles Myers thinks of going to the
Soldiers Home, as he gets very little
pension and is sick most of the time.
Ferguson q CO. expect to finish their
work in the benighted town OF Waverly
this week. So far none of them have
been bitten.
Dora Valleau lost little grand
daughter, aged nine years, last week
The funeral was held at Convey Hill
church Sunday.
Mrs. Warren Goble was quite seri-
ously poisoned last week She sup
posed it was caused by sewing carpet
rags made from damaged goods.
The funeral of Chas A. Mclaughlin,
who died on the 25th ult., occurred at
the +. b. church on Saturday last Elder
Warner of the Saints officiating; burial
at Robinson cemetery.
Some two years ago we received an
order for soldiers headstone marked
rs. ID. Horton, 18th Mich" So far the
stone has not been called for Any one
knowing where said soldier is buried
would confer a favor by notifying
friends that the headstone is laying at
the depot awaiting claimant
Mrs. q. Wise went to Chicago last
week and returned home with baby
boy ten months old. Mrs. Wise says
she had her choice from seventy little
orphans, and of course got the prettiest
one among them. This is far better
than raising one of your own as you
must get handsome one out of seventy,
even in Chicago. The little one is to
be congratulated on securing such a
good home.
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Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City,
ILL.,, was told by her doctors that she had
Consumption and there was no hope for her,
but two bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery
completely cured her and she says 1T saved
her life Mr.. Thos Eggers, 139 Florida st.
San Francisco, suffered from dreadful cold,
approaching Consumption, tried without re-
suit everything else then bought one bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery and in two
weeks was cured. He is naturally thankful.
1t is such results, of which these are samples,
that prove the wonderful efficacy of this
medicine in Coughs and Colds Free trial
bottles at Longwell Bros, Paw Paw and j.
+. Barrows', Lawrence. Regular size SOC.
and $1.0O. 3
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Dan Stanley is on the sick list.
A little daughter at NJ J Shered's.

Dan Stanley is on the sick list.
A little daughter at M. J Shered's.
Geo. Rich was In Kalamazoo one day
last week.
b. +. Warner has sold his hay press
to Allegan parties.
b. j. Adams returned home from
Hillsdale Tuesday.
Ex-Sheriff McFarlin was in Kalama-
ZOO Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. Warner of Grand Junction
preached at the Hall Sunday eve.
Mrs. Andrew Brown has gone to New
York and Andrew goes in the spring.
RIB. Taylor's little son was hooked by
COW last week but at present is getting
along well.
Mrs. Charles Stanley has been enter
tanning niece from Hartford and one
from Toledo.
X. +. Allen closed our school last
week and Mr.. johnson of Bloomingdale
paints the school house outside and In.
Merlin Valleaus little eight-year old
daughter died Friday morning and was
buried at Convey Hill cemetery Sunday.
Mr. j. ID. Naftzger has been visiting
his parents and friends in this place.
Dow. is ticket agent in the northern
part of the state.
Our baseball boys played loosing
game last Saturday with the Waverly's.
The Waverly's barred our pitcher and
were helped by three Paw Paw players
and beat.our boys three scores.
Henry Leedy's saw and single mill
and peppermint distillery was burned
to the ground Monday evening. Mr.
Lcedy's mill was located on the banks
of Scott Lake and as there was no in
surance the loss falls very heavy.