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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07

BIRMINmiAAl, Eugp Aug.
Whsel,f, American, won tue one mile
handicap ulvygie rurr hets today, by
four yards 10 -3-b. Edward,, OF
London, was srcUuI, and jams, OF
CaFuiu. third,
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SHAtNuuAI, Auy. T-lUu british
batA AiuWs, ca tain DAFT which
tuned lroui Sew York Apul -, has
atfIy,d here crippled. Oh Au.ust2 a
typuOOn stfucK the vrsfrl. Every thlug
movable was sweIt away from the
decks. TINS bulwafkt we're carried
away aud other severe damage wAs
sustained,
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The House AdIourus

WAsiuNgrUN, Aug. Z. - After a
rather uuintrsrsiiug session the House
adjourned al 2.4j pm. The CLERK an.
ulunced trc call lot the Democratic
caucus Mt 3 O'Clock. 'rhe announce.
msut was greeted with cheers on the
NLululIram M n.
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NmaIlCase. only.

Fourteen small "cauuet" rsses were
diayo,eI Oflu Justice SuIth', c,uf, To-
day. A number Oi Etres,s we're matte
b, ule p.llue and lucy were also Oi
little cOntt quruct.
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CHICAGO, Aug. L--Eiwstd rari-
ridge, tho millionaire board o.; trade
speculatJf, was suspended lfOm tho
board of trade Tor sixty days by tho
presiJent toIay. Partridge Wa &C
cnsed Of dis9riofly coulu't on the
fl1.f while under the Influence Of
l.uugf,
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CHICAGO, Aug. N-Iho force In
Swlips anu Aluffis'a packing houses
was Increased this morning ny NE nj
rival Of iiily butchers nom No" York.
Applioauts TOT work M other branches
were numerous but most were turned
away.
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Twelve Fer Cent dividend.

The Stockholders Of the Salt Lake
Equitable Coop. held their meeting
laei night, At which a dividend OF
twelve per cent was declared On the
capital stock.
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noMERl INpIaNANT.

COLORADO srRiSGs, Aug. T.
Sheriff Bowers denOunues the alleged
confession OF ,x.Dpputy Wilson, In 10
far az II duplicates him In the outrage
against Auiutant-GeneTal Tarsnsy.
sIArE,TNT oF TIM onIEF.OF.rOLIcE.
DENvER, Colo, Aug. 7.-Cnief.Of.
Police Armstrong confirmed tue report
today that Wilson had made con.
iessiOn about tbs Tafsney outrage, but
nudcd; Gas far rs | know sheriff
Bowers IL not implicated by the con'
fcssiou.n
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Buffalo, Aug. 7.-FishsTmen were
fred upon y Canadian officials Oh the
cruiser Dolphin on SUNDAY, while
fishing inside Of K9se Rec, The car.
tain searched the boat but hnuing
nnIhinR b -enmul nNny.
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POTlsvILLE, pu, Aug. HAIRY
MaulrieII, inc murderer OF Guufgt
Ochs, was hanged t0uby. Maufrlrui,
after n uebEuoh, forced an entrance TO
Nrs. OchB's ned room and shot OUhs,
who attempted 10 eject him.
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NEwYoRK, Aug. The stock
mafKvt opened fairly steady, the only
shares which showed declines being
sugar Z, aud Northwestern per cent.
Sugar irgaineJ 4.
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JACiSsONviLLE, H., Aug. L. Nearly
all tho business pJr.ion VI ffauAliu, ia
the east part Of this county, was
burned today. Tho loss aud lin.
surance will be very large.
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residence qualification In the Territory
In SIX monthp.
For the constitutional convention
registration, the residence qullifra-
ton II one year In the Territory PRIOR
10 the date " election, or from NOv. D.
1893, and the other qualifications that
rnan must be- y citizen Of the United
States over a years OF age.
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Allemnl % rrnIn MrecLInr.

CHICAGO, Aug. IAN attempt to
wreck Panhandle passenger train
was partially successful last night " hen
an exist bound train was orossing tho
railroad tracks near Diller street. II
was section OF train No. bound for
Columbus and the East. A baggage
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nIlIsa b, nn n.nIa.Isn.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. IAN
explosion occurred Abuut / O'clock ON
board tho macnine USED IA utoIgiug
the Delaware river upI Ositu tue city.
-Four putsons are reported killed.
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LOSpDS, Aug. 7.-Thu German
steamer Porto a llegfo. supposed to have
been sunk by tho steamer Lismofe In
n collision Oh the French coast last
week, has passed Beaohy Head appaf.
emily In good condition.
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nIu,n,Ids raI.gn ~ Nicaragua.

wAsuiSGrOS, D. O., Aug. Z. 60
d.. Gusmau, minister from Nicasa-
qua, has received telegram from
Managua, officially announcing that
BIueHrlIs, OF the Mosquito coast, had
been taken by the Nloaraguan army.
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run r,RITr SITUATION.
The naitor Putty Di.suss-d - the
White itnus-.

WAsIuNurUN, Aug. T.-Chairmau
Wilson aud Representative Breckeu.
ridge, ul Argausa., were at the Waite
House for two h0ufs lat night anu the
latest phase u the tafil situation was
luiiy cAuvAssUi.
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EVERYTHING QUIET.
Judge BaTlCh Held Court aHd Made
Several Short Orders,
PROBATE BUSINESS THIS , ORylSG.


In all the courts today everything
has been extremely quiet. Judge
Baftch saI iu his division VI the Third
district court for shUr, time aud maze
the sutlOiurd orIeui
r. J. Brown VI the Utsh Music Go,
ct al. Default and judgment; at0f.
ney's fee ~ sJj allowed.
Harriet T.. SCOTT " John d. Shsdur
ct al. Default OF all the defendants
entered, decree Of foreclosure and sl5U
Attorney foe.
Francis Friisch "a J, Slr9m ct A.
Motion for stay Of execution argued
and granted til Saturday, Aug. llth.
Peter johnson, S~sdv, nov "
Summit county, was admitted {, cili-
zsnshii. His supporters were A. a.
Avery And G. l.. Capeu.
l.. ID. Carson W Thos. Woolley.
Order 10 show cause wBy receiver
SHOULD not bs appointed Issued Auu
made fBtHfuablo ior Une Jay la August,
tile date set 10 Dc fiksd. Ia ths uurAn-
tim- tue dviendAnt IL restrained; bond
Of $500 70 ne approved by the cierk.
John 4. Street Va srtu w. Morris 1t
nj. Leave given 10 ilv amended An-
swof.
TOuAY's PROBATE COURT
Estate OF Wm. J. Woodbury.. d,
ceased. Hearing ou pstitOR iOr sale
VI real estate AM order maize M
pmyeI.
Estate " Abraham Coon, deceased.
Same order.
Estate VI Ann smith, deceased,
Hvsflug on puuuOu tor ptvbN.u " viii,
which was admitted. HJfun ",
LaNron appointed executor ON Ming
a bOud OF SG,Oup.
MARuAuE MCESsE.
A marrial license was issued THU
mUfuiug ny tue county clerk 10 Mic
uurl H. tbEsUruI, 20. VI Ogden, aul
IaHcune u. * ,nr, -, OF New YUfH
Guy.
PERSONAL.
Probate Judge Shields Is down from
PARK CITY lDl lay oH Uu,iness. no hiu
many iflet US IN 5Alt Lake.
Attorney D sIon Hilos has gone "a
hu Junction cily tOisy on pfofpthlUnA
Olsluts'.
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CulcA0o, Aug. The three com.
unnies oh uiinlia stationed at Pullman
were removed today aud the town Ia
without military protection
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ruE syotA FIGmr.
moyomsnto on Foot to Place u onthe
wee List

WAsHINGToS, Aug. 7,-Conserys-
tive Democratic senators Ruardedy
admit that there h foundation for the
report that movement may be mnue
soon to put sugar ON the Tree list. One
said today that It was liable to come In
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q, clI.i. IInIllnr AInnr.

BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Aux. The
Washiugiou.Deuyer relay bicycle
riders passed here at lU;lI
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EDINnuRG, Aug. 10. ii, Under
wuUJ, U uited states consul Ia Leilh,
died here this afternoon VI blood.
poisoning.
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HELD IN The DITCH.
Twenty Minutes Under a Wsi'hl Of
Four thousand Pounds,
DURiSc Yesterdays R,ISsroRA
Narrow E'caps from Death Under q
load Of Hay Overturned By
The Wind

Elder Fflederics W. 8shoonislI,
Bishop % Brighton ward, lust west u
the city, had MA experience yesterday
which he viii not forget sgoa, since II
was an extremely marrow escape from
death and his position for time
was ons Of anxious uncertainty.
In company with hi, son, Mr
scbocu.sld was coming boz fi0m
Granger on load Of nay, when the
storm came on. Tho shower became
.1 heavy tuat the hofso, began g. o.
uuruly auI the boy got Oh the Load &c
uuhl'uh them t'II tho storm had passed.
lie hal unfastunod ono tug when a
sharp gust OF wind caught the lead
anu overturned 81, wagon, horses aud
all, liiIlng the whole ou,lt ab3uta rod,
anu letting II dowu close 10 The f,uco
on the side Of the street.
When the wagou-whlch with the
[ losd weighed two tous-wAs oapsizud,
MrSshoon'ell was thrown directly NO.
/ der IT, The fail, ne says, was quite easy,
and he felt no ~ Elects from contact
With tue ground. lie lodged ia the
ditch, IN which there was quite a
stream VI water. Fortunately his head
caught on the banH, Just OUT Of reach
] Uf tue tufb.d current. Tho load WITH
I the wagon on II lay tquartly over bim,
but ss u was held together with chain
aud binding pole, II va not sni't anu
settle on him, Otherwise be- wouii have
! Teen tuiiucntru iu % few minutes. ~
| 10 was hc was uiul usu - sruLfuiy
that he could nos move limo. HI'
! face, h1NUvof, Wss ffee Tor a snort
| space. mud he could breath freely 90 tho
cool current Of air that CAME IN on ih'
water.
Tue honcs kicked and plunged, but
their struggles did nY1 move tho IOaI,
or It mlght have been worse fuf
the man impri-1nBd under ~. Nlr.
Sch0ru'eld listened, Uut could not htat
any sound from he son. lie called
thuuA esrveTal tirhrs, Uut receiving
no response, came 10 NtnS cOuulusiun
that the boy hal bevn\ killed. IN Hu
agonizing condition OF In'nd he lay for
about twenty miuutes,Zkn 10 hrHfl
| voices aud realized. d. Nip Was nj
I hNhAs AhWNAiNNX* -
hAying occurred IL te.cn. ina
no was powsriess aioi ni-.p un
ia,her, aud ran atth~Ntop, ~-ehR-
g. ulHckimith shOp some dis,aut
along tue road, where a couple VI nuI
were working.
A. soon ~ the men heard what la =
taken place they hasieusi o. tn,
scene the trouble. Upon NJ
uving Al the wagOu they shouted su
iuqulfy oi Mr 5chOoniViu as @
WHITTIER he was alive, and were re-
spOnocd ~ with the welcome iniOrma-
ton that he was, aud with the Huuio-
milton to hurry Eud get him out ~ the
water IN tho uiich Was decreasing IA
volume anu would be nigh enough 10
lfUwn him IN low minutes.
Tue TescuOfs went 10 work awith .
viii. ana IA very hflti space Of time
cleared way TOT Nit. 5ch0eniold's
r-raUr. When he got out he was uu'
/ Injured, his only luss being HE bat,
winch disappeared somewhere IN thu
mud. Hs va. thoroughly dfoncnud ,
Ui course, aud % were those who came
out Ia the rain. A ter while matters
were stfaighicurd up aud father aui
sou continued their way h0mewafJl
gfatifrd that an awful catastrophe mad
BEEN AvUfltd,
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DIS MOISEs, Ia, Aug. IA ERE at
AFFAIR this morning cUuBuined twenty
ousiue,s huu'e' aud lhfv, Residences.
rne loss 10 sI5.,OuO; insurance 6O,UUO.
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REVISED no APPEAL
The nay Of sr,aro's Execution has
usun ftxed.

LYoSs, Aug. 7.--5anto Geronimo
CDAro, the ssiassin Of President Car.
not, has persisted IA HE refusal TO Gp'
peal 10 tho court Of cessation ani tue
papers were sent 10 Paris today for tbs
signature Of President Casimivr, hKing
the execution ton days hence.
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The shape Of = motion to discharge the
iarn c1niefees tni have the Senste
fect ds from amendments on sugar.
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PARIS, Aug. 7--AususIus NioOlS
Caiue, the FCulptUf, Ia dgad.
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attacked aud gave way is per cent
to II IS. The Rouersi market became
weak aud yielded l 5 TO l.2 per cent.
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THREE ARREsrED.
A. Il. a.. ARE Believed Go ne Impii.
Gated la "a NeTious Crime.

NH''" ~ " ''E'"0E7 WIN"
MIssOuLA, MouL, Aug. T-Sher II
Ramsey mas arrested Charles FLYNN,
Robert Steele AMI Frederick Nicnols,
believed 10 have been implicated In All
attempt 10 dynamite the passenger
train tear this city on the morning OF
July "a. All were prominent members
Of the A. II. U. during The recvut
ptIikg
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A complaint was lodged ia Com.
missioner MCNAliy's c1uft last even.
iIg by AleIauIet Brown, clerk In
the employ VI r. Auufbach ~ Bro,
against u. NJ. MauU., mOtOnnau Ia
tno empiOy Ut the Rapid Transit,
ltiiltOau company, chaTsins a..
sau.t aud battery. The 0tignso 10
alleged ~ nave uecu committed On the
lsg irsi., nj Fsu Douglass, plaintiff
claiming that defendant struck hiui
avvrfu how uu thu head with switch.
taI when UIuNaud aim 10 tho mouse
{ : ssytrsi dHyH, under tue care OF a
IuciuL Muuuk iuFisis lhat BfOwu Huu
uNa ifiruIs, because ne wUull net
allow Inrn 10 duLk q iur 0u tue car,
,aI'td ma .Hvuslyv palura anu jurrrd
at aim, tut ;.i- D. pIsluy,ly duuiud 10y
TIE y,Hrr sue. Tue dul,uuHnt was
affected uy D.guly slruf Nuut o
-uUtry All t,l.usot uu uyIds uuuI
1900 EtWil-i whicu mas uvcu te, fJf the
1870 HsD
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.T2E TARSNEY CASE.
5,-..!slon Regarding tho Outrage At
Colorado Springs
DUPLICATING SHERIFF BOWERS.
qss Sheriff Denies the Charge Indig-
nauily.-Stalement as 10 Who
Furnished Tar and Feathers.

DYSvER, Aug. Joe II. Wilson,
tho III Paso county eE- deputy sheriff,
captured in Missouri, has made II full
confession Of the tarring and feather
ing Of Adiutani General Tarsney A.
Colorado Springs. According to his
story, sheriff Bowers was the chief
consplralor and released n murderer
from Jail 10 assist In the outrage.
Bowers furnished the tar to Deputy
sheriff Quackenbush, and Mrs.
Qusoksnbush ripp'S open a pillow
~ provide the feathers. The
others engaged In the affair were
Deputy sheriff Bob Mulling, Captain
saxton and Sergeant Bancroft OF troop
A, Colorado Springs, sherman AMI
Walter Crumley, hack driver;
"shortyD Allen aud Samuel ShelleH.
berger. The scheme 10 kidnAp Tafsney
originated while the deputies were In
camp nj Gillette and they carried I.
out at the first favorable opportunity.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-07
WHOLE NUMBER 2O72.

The Southern tourists are returning
home in detachments--Percy Northr.p
having pulled in" last Sunday morn
ing The boys say there is nothing in
the way of work in the South that "a
'tenderfOot" can get hold of.
The funeral of A. f. Lindsay, men,
ton of whose death was made in this
paper last week, was from the M. +.
church Saturday afternoon, Rev Stinch-
comb officiating. Deceased had for
many years been one of the most de-
voted, earnest and Jealous members of
that church organization, and the
house was filled to its utmost capacity
by sincere mourners, for he was vener-
ated and beloved by all. Interment at
Prospect Hill.
j. p. Warner of Decaturhas invented
an iron tie with adjustable clamps for
the varying temperature of this climate.
The tie has been in use in Decatur,
under the main track of the Michigan
Central for about year. IL is so ar
ranged that the nut holding the bolts
are securely locked, and the jarring of
the heaviest trains has not moved them
a hairs breadth. 1t has been watched
very closely by mechanical experts and
is said to be perfect in its workings.
A commendable innovation has been
introduced by Secretary of State Gard
ner in the manner of the distribution of
certain reports issued from his Office. 1t
has ben custom To ship every year
to the County Clerks great numbers of
the "Vital Statistics" Joint Doc
uments," etc, which were far in excess
of any demands made for them by the
public, and which accumulated as use
less lumber in the county Offices until
finally destroyed. This office is in re-
ceipt of copy of the Vital Statistics
Report for 1892 directly from the State
Department, and County Clerks will be
supplied in the future with Cnly as
many copies as they can distribute.
The report is an excellent one, well IL
lustrated with maps and diagrams, and
will prove of great interest to physici-
ans, health officers, clergyman, and all
interested in the important subjects in
cluded-population, births, marriages
and deaths, and comparative vital sta
tistics of other States and countries.
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Local Department.

Ed. Lindsey is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Dell Pepper is confined to his bed
with fever.
Miss Lena Rawson is visiting friends
in Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Ida Hudson has accepted the
position of orgahist at st. MaryS.
The w. c. Il. u. will meet with Mrs.
Hewson next Thursday at 2:30 p. m.
The b flat club will meet in the par
Iors of the Presbyterian church tonight.
Jay Reynolds was on the sick list the
first part of the week, but is out again.
Mr.. Perrin Glidden of Detroit has
been visiting relatives in this place of
late.
The new choir at the M. +. church
is doing good work Some of the solos
rendered are very fine.
Rev. James Rennie of Chicago will
preach in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning and evening.
r. W. Broughton is in Chicago select
ing his stock of holiday goods. Look
for his announcement next week.
Mrs. j. II. Bryar and baby Of Denver
arrived in town day or two since, and
Mr. b. will be here before Christmas.
Remember the date of the jug social,
Tuesday, Dec. 18th, at the home of Miss
Lulu Ball A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all.
Fred Timm of Marcellus and Mrs.
Ida Woodman of Porter were married
by Rev w. Il. Stinchcomb at the Meth
odist parsonage Dec. 2.
A deep religious awakening pervades
the special meetings being held at the
Methodist church. Services every day
at 2 and p. m. Let all the people at
tend.
Tomorrow occurs the Feast of the
Immaculate Conception, observed as a
holy day i'm the Catholic church. A
high mass will be sung in st. Mary's at
9 a. m,
Township Treasurer Waters issued
tax receipt No. to Frank VanDyke,
who has prided himself for years on be.
ing the first man in the township to
pay his taxes.
Married at the Methodist parsonage
In this place NOV. 81, AuelOert orack'
engast of Hartford and Miss Ora Van.
Auken of Bangor, Rev. w. b. Stinch'
comb officiating.
Gen. G.. l.. Eaton has purchased Hen.
ry Sortore's 30-acre grape vineyard
south of Lawton. This addition will
give the general one of the largest vine
yards in that locality.
The ladies of the 9Th and 9Th divisions
of the Presbyterian society will give q
chicken pie social at the church parlor:
on Wednesday evening next. Supper
from to o'clock. Everybody come.
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church Saturday and Sunday, commenc
ing at 9 p. m. Saturday. Sunday morn
ing sermon at 1870 a. m. Subject
"What constitutes Christian?" Pre-
siding Elder Carlisle will preach Sunday
evening. All are invited.
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StockhoIders' Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the First National Bank of Paw
Paw, Michigan, will be held at its bank
ing Office on Tuesday, January 8, 1895,
between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p.
M, for the purpose of electing Board
of Directors for the ensuing year, and
the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before them.
Dated Dec. 6, 1894
721 E.. +. PARKS, Cashier.
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Teachers Examinations.

Special-Bangor, Feb. 23rd, 1895.
Regular-Paw Paw, Mar. 2S IL 20, 1895.
Examinations begin at 8 80 a. m.
Commissioners office is i'm the Court
House Office days are the first and
third Saturdays and the second and
fourth Mondays of each month.
j. A. O'LEARY,
POSI- Commissioner of Schools.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


The two SatcheIs.
With satchel in hand to Satchell he goes.
For Satchelrs the man to clean up your clothes;
The place you will have trouble to find
The very best place in town Of the kind.
He will do your work good; do your work cheap;
So take your old clothes TO North Rose street
Dyeing and Dry Cleaning of Ladies'
Dresses, without ripping, specially.
ia North Rose ST., Kalamazoo.
Leave orders with Will Miller, mer-
chant tailor, Paw Paw. 53
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Painting. Paper Hanging, Etc.

am now prepared to execute orders
for house and carriage painting, paper
hanging, glazing, &c, &c. Shop over
Johnson's wagon shop. Leave orders
at shop or at Dyckman House.
36tfl j. A. LEECH.
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Pocket Book Lost.

Between Broughton's store and my
residence, six miles east of Paw Paw, IA
bill book, containing about $50
in bills. A liberal reward to finder. May
be left a. this office. l.. +. TOWERS.
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Taxes (! Taxes =!

will receive taxes at the store of
j. II. Waters IL Co. on Fridays of each
week, beginning with Friday, Dec. 18th,
but will not refuse to accept taxes any
other week days.
j. III. WATERS,
71t4l Paw Paw Township Treas'r
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At the busy millinery store on Kala-
mazoo street, Grange store), hosts of
elegant Fall and Winter goods of all
kinds Agent for the Corticella Flo
silks, washing colors-all shades.
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wanted To Exchange

want to exchange No. hard wood
for good young work horse, weighing
about 1900 pounds. G. S. COLEMAN,
1t* Paw Paw
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soup and Oyster rtews
t Dansby's. 64tf
Poland China Boar.

In addition to the one we formerly
kept, we have recently purchased a
Full Blood Poland China Boar. Ser
vices reasonable.
ID. M. & III. B. ALLEN,
70tSo77] Glendale, Mich.
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e.. A. Critchiow, NJ. ID

Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
Office and residence first door north of
postoffice. 57ly
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Settle I'm for Cider Making

All those who are indebted to me for
Cider Making, will please call and set
tie at once, and oblige
71t2l B. w. HIP.
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Passenger line to Lawton i.

John Burns wagonette-closed vehi-
cle-makes every train at Lawton. 20
cents. Leave orders at Tyler's drug
store or at Burns livery barn. 65tf
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Pay YOur Taxes i.

From Dec 1, 1894, until Jan. 10, 1895,
l will be at the following places for the
purpose of receiving taxes: Thursdays
at Town Hall, Lawton; Fridays at the
store of w. c. Mosier, Mattawan; Sat
urdays at the County Treasurer's Office,
Paw Paw.
S. b. STREAToR,
Township Treas'r of Antwerp, Van
Buren, County. T71t4
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From Dec. 1, 1894, to Jan 10, 1895,
| will be at the following places to re-
ceive taxes: Tuesdays at Geo. Phillips;
Wednesdays at Almena postoffice; Fri
days at home; Saturdays at County
Treasurer's office, Paw Paw.
VIM DOWNING,
71t3l Almena Township Treas'r.