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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

Nothing New Developed as to the Murder
of the Pitkcl Children.

TORONTO. ONT. July l6.-Notning new
has developed to-day In connection with
the pltzel children tragedy. The inquest
opens tonight. and VIII be pushed for
ward with all possible rapidly. that De-
Philadelphia.
The house on ST. Vincent. IN the cellar
OF which the bodies were found, has been
visited by hundreds II people all through
the morning.
Public sentiment is keenly aroused. the
murder being regarded as one Of the most
atrOciOus deeds on record. The bodies
were removed to the mOrgue this after
VIII not be held this afternoon. as NJ
first intended. IL Will not be ordered until
the opening OF the inquest. when the
testimony OF Detective Geyer and Under
taker Humphrey VIII he taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
JAN OTFICIILs CENsJRED.
The Grand Jury's Action on the Escape Of
the ludlow Strert pri.nnrI- I.

NEW YORK. July lG-The United
states grand jury this afternoon turned
into Judge Lacombe its presentm mt
ancnt the escape OF the three post-OElce
thieves from the Ludlow-street Jail The
grand jury severely criticises Warden
Raabe and Keepers Schoen and Schnee-.
Judge l-acombe IN his charge 10 the
jury said, practically that while the
jury could censure anybody for negli-
gtnce IN connection with the escape.
yet the laws were so framed that unless
Il found that the keepers or sherilfs vol
UNFAIRLY allowed the prisoners 10 escape.
II could not find an indie tnent.
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teen awarded the contract for making
the uniforms Of the Washington Guards
OF Fredericksburg. MIR. Perry VIII make
Sky complete uniform sof dark-oiue
blorse, iieht-blue trousers. caps. and resu-
lation leggins.
Miss Kate Hurkamp. eldest daughter
OF the late John O. Hurkamp. ana
promin.nt society leader In this city, died
AT her home last night. after an illness
OF "A few weeks.
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Knights of the Ancient Essenic Order.

The knights OF the Ancient Essenic Or
der. Washngton-Lee Senate. No. l53 held
a meeting last night at the rooms OF the
Military Club. in Lee Camp Hall. for
the purpose Of starting With the pre-
liminary work. Excellent Senator Thomas
y. Render presided.
a committee was appointed to prepare
that meeting OF the officers OF the
organization be held tomorrow night
Hereafter Washington-Lee Senate will
meet at ST. Adams Hall on tho second
ard fourth Thursday of each month.
the same place every first and third
Thssrsday Of the month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

Negro MortaIly Wounded Shoots and
Kills one of His t..aiIanfs

DANVlLLE. VA. July lG-Special.-
At Swansonville, this county. on Satur-
day night last. at negro pay-party on
tie farm OF Mr.. Petience Swanson, an
Old quarrel between Henry Dallas ami
Jim Gravclcy was renewed. Arthur
Dallas, brother OF Henry. was present,
and the latter ordered him to fire on
Gravcly. which he did, putting two balls
IN his body. Henry also fired two balls
In him, and Gravely iel TO the moor
mOrtally wounded. lie succeeded. how
over. I'm drawing his pistol. fired on Henry
Dallas. killing MIN instantly. Arthur
Dallas is in Jail.
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The Man Who I;utchered His Wife Dies o.
Injuries Infiict I'll nv His own Hand.

HANOVER COURTHOUSE. VA, July
l6-Special. Intelligence was received
here to-day of the death at his home in
Caroline county of Edgar Phillips. who,
as reported in The Times about week
ago. murdered his wife. attempted TO
murder his son, and then inflicted NOR
tai wounds upon himself.
\ fun meeting Of the board Of super
visOrs was IN session here to-day. The
treasurcrs report was examined and a
large number OF claims against the coun-
~ were considered.
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Lynchburg and Portsmouth Break Even
In Good Contests.

LYNCHBURG, VA. July l6.-Special.-
Two games were played to-day. and
Lynchburs and Portsmouth broke even.
the visitors taking the first and the home
team the second. Clare. the deliberate
gentleman. who wears gray clothes and
green hoxe. was several too many for the
Hin Climbers. and took his game with
out trouble.
In the later contest. however. Orth and
Brandt were opposite. and Brandt WAS
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OBlTt Any.


COLUMBIA. 5. c.. July is.-Rey J..
Howkins. ID. T.. editor OF The Lutheran
Visitor. author OF Howkins Catechism'
and one OF the most eminent divines in
the Lutheran Church. died at his homo
in Newhory county to-day from stroke
OF paralysis received two weeks ago. fio
had served churches On Georgia. 9ou.A
Carolina. Virginia and Maryland.
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Summary: Earned runs-Roanoke -
Richmond. 2: Base on baiis-On Williams
.: off Tannehil. l. Struck out-By Will
lams. 3, by Tannehill. ;. Two-base hits
Sherer. Stahl g. Little. Groves Home
run-Iittle. Double plays-Padden TO
Cavanaugh to Little: Viox to Cavanaugh
to Little; Niox to Little TO Niox; Wells
TO Berte. Passed balls-Kelly, /. stolen
s-Cavanaugh. Time Of game-One
hour and forty-ive minutes. Umpire-Mr.
NfeIaughlin
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

GAMFs SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
At Roanoke.
Richmond vs.. Roanoke.
At LynchburS.
Portsmouth vs.. Lynchburg.
Al Norfolk
Petersburg VS.. Norfolk.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
Games won and lost by each club TO
each other club.
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Totals .......... 1 1 =
RICHMOND

Summary: Base on balls-of Moore.
4: of knorr. l. Struck out-by Moore.
4; by Knorr. 4. Two-base nits-Snerer.
Passed balls-Welch. Kelly. Stolen base
Foster. Time OF game. l hour and thirty
five minutes. Umpire, Mr.. Mclaughlin.
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e 1870

can't last forever. The very
fact that the time is limited
is II proof Of genuineness
But those sales that are
Matched up and are kept a
going with the dregs Of the
market are branded. You're
doing just right to pass 'em
by.
Our sale'll last till Satur-
day night. We're almost
sorry now we promised to
continue it the full week
for the Suits are going
faster than we expected.
But we're always as good as
our word. We're losing
money-and that isn't pleas
ant-but we are not sell
ing any suits that'll tarnish
our reputation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

TO DECIDE ON Il PiTENr.
A Case Involving tho Bonsaek Cigaret
Moshine on Trial.

Mochine on Trial.
ASHEVILLE. y. -, July is.--The case
OF the Bonsack Cigarette Machine Com
pany ana American Tobacco Company
commonly known as the TRUST, against
Six parties with the stipulation that the
result In the case shall govern all, opened
here to-day In the Federal Court.
The parties In thu defence are W. =
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Summary: Earned runs-Lynchburg, !;
Portsmouth. 4. Two-base hits-N etter,
Leahy, Knox. Joanes. Double plays-Nil-
lis. Mcintyre and Flock. Struck out-By
willis. 4: by Clare, 5. Base on bslls-By
Willis. 3; by Clare. 2.
Second game):
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TIE svCoND GAMF.

After a half-hour's intermssion the
second game was called. by this time an
immense crowd had gathered, there being
more people on the grounds than at any
time this year. This game was pitchers
battle from start 10 finish, OF which
Moore had directly the best. But eight
Richmond players reached first base. and
only two OF them succeeded in getting as
far as second. The home cam also mad
great difficulty in hitting knOrr. but
tier hits were made when needed.
Roanoke started the fireworks IN the
fourth. and again took a lead which was
never overcome. After FultZ had died at
first Stahl was given a life on four had
balls: Little cracked out single 10 rieh..
which Bradley fumbled. and he went 10
second, Stahl going 10 third. Paddcn
lined out a safe one 10 left. on which
both runners scored. In the eighth, with
one man ont, NiOx gained first when
Foster dropped his short fly after hard
run. Moore lined out a beauty TO right.
which Bradley again fumbied, ana
second and third were occupied.
Sherer then cracked out double.
and two more runs had been added TO
Roanokes total. That ended the run
getting. Score:
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Summary: Tw0-base hits-Ihompson' =
Raffert. 2: Knox. Ferguson, Joanes.
Three-base hits-Smith Beuyiia- home
Thompson. Struck out-By Orth' =
By Brandt, l. Base on balls-By Orth' l.
By Brandt, /. Umpire, Mr.. Mitchell
ONE GAME PREVENTED.
Norfolk. VA, July i6.-The Norfolk
Petersburg game here THIS afternoon WAS
prevented on account OF ram.
GAMES YIsTEEDAf.
At Roanoke.
Richmond. 20; Roanoke. S..
At Lynchburg:
Portsmouth, So: Lynchburg, 2-B.
At Norfolk.
Petersburg vs.. Norfolk-rain.
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slugged until Richard Knox laid down
I'm disgust. and had many hard ana
harsh remarks TO make about luck.
rhe scores:
Hirst game)
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60 CAM At pI1TsBURo.
STANDING Oh THE CLUBS.
g,urs SCHEDULED FOR TODAY

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Baltimore at Cleveland.
Pfttsburg at Washington.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York al St Louis.
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THE RICING Ar S4GINIU.
Marked BY Large Attendance, Good
Track.

SAGINAW, MICH, July 1G.-The rec
cnd day OF the Grand Circuit was marked
by a large attendance, good track ana
fine weather.
ingale was the fayorite. Aunt Deiildh
won the first heat, and then Geneva
surprised the talent by going out ana
taxing the next three.
The 2.IU pace was walkaway for Red
Nuting, who won easily IN one, Two,
three order.
George ST. Clair was the favorite IN
the 80 pace, but AbettOr. a l. 10 l nhot,
won the nrst heat and ratified the BOOKS,
as she had been quietly backed. Major
Bishop sold favorite in the second neat,
but St Clair pulled himself together
and took the neat. lie then Jusuiled
the expectations OF his hackers by VIM
ming the next TWO heats with ease.
In the mile handicap for the 5000 bl-
cycle race Sanger and iylcr were scratch
ed O'COnnor, IN yards Weinige, lfp
yards. and Coleman. 80 yards. OCon-
nor won I'm Dos. Coleman close tee
ond. Neinige third. Tyler fourth. md
Sanger nth. Johnson, the worlds cham
pion. entered IN both events. but lies ut
the Bancroft House disabled from in
juries received I'm his last race.
Saginaw Lass went 10 beat her record
at 2.2Ji. and reduced 10 TO 2.2fi. making
her standard PAGER. The following
are the summaries.
Two-eleven trot, purse. 500:
Geneva. en-. h.. by Leland Starr. > l l
Aunt Delilah. b. m, by Harold Pachen
stewart ...-.-.... ...-. go. 1891 : a.,
Nightingale, ch. m. by Mambrino King
iesa Wilkes Marin Jeruld.
Time 2.i2I, 2.iias. 2iii2. 2.iiN.
TwO-twenty-f0ur trOt. purse 800;
Red Nutlng, b. H.. by Red Wilkes law
Glenn More. b. h.. by Hancock Sweet
233
Princess Belle. b. m, by Bell Boy stew
blew 4. sabiohurst
Time 2.lGls. 30. 21g4
Two-twenty pace. purse $1,000:
George ST. Clair, b. d.. by Betterton
tfoNJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .-.-.--.a ]
Abettor. br. m, by Wooisey McCar-
Major Bishop. b. h.. by Bread and But
ter Dellingerl. ......................2 = .
Lelah. W. Ximo. Polly.
Time. 2.l"s, 2.loas. 2Il, 2.lits.
AT ALEXANDER BLAND.
WASHINGTON. July ls-rhe follow
ing is a summary Of the Alexander Is
land races:
First rsce-six and onc-half fmlongs-
Nema 90 to - first, Meter second. Jimmy
Lamhly third Time, 81.
Second race-siX and a quarter furlongs
Watch Charm q 10 ID first. somnaphur
second. Can't Tell third. Time. ll9 IL.
Third race-siX and one-half furlcngs-
Pulitzer % 10 > first Frederick s. seq
Ond. q. .. D.. third. Time "a "a.
Fourth race-four f'ulOngs-Sir William
q to - first. Torello second, Rapids
third Time 81
Fifth race-One mile-Eclipse q 10 lO
first Brcnstor second, Young Nagata
third. Time, l.i5.
Sixth race-eight and a half furlongs-
Oporto 40 10 u FIRST. Marguerite second,
India Rubber third. Time, l.26.
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THE REPORT DENIED.
The Southern Has Not Acquired Control
of the :. \. l..

RALEIGH, y. c., July le-Vice-P resi-
dent 81. John. OF the Seaboard AIT Line.
was here to-day. and was shown an At
lanta telegram. stating that the southern
railway had acquired control OF the Sea
beard Air Line He said.
There is no truth whatever In the
report, and you can deny II without ques.
ton"
Vice President A. b. Andrews. OF the
Southern, whose home is here, was also
asked # ;he news was accurate. and said
IL was not.
The belief IS quite general here that
the Southern would be glad. II possible, Il
secure the Scahcard.
NEW YORK. July l6.-President HoH.
man, OF the Seaboard Air Line, who IS In
New York. says:
THE story that our road has passed
into the control Of the Southern railway
is Untrue"
NO TRUTH IN IT.
ASHEVILLE. y. c., July iG.-President
Spencer says there is absolutely no truth
In the reported purchase Of the control
Of the Seaboard Air Line by the South
ern Railway Company.
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The Damage in Hanover.

ELLERSON. VA. July l6.-Special.-We
had a severe wind and hai-storm here
yesterday evening. Dr. !. +. Narriner
had a number of trees blown down In
his yard. one of which fell on his dwell
ing. doing considerable damage. lie also
had a chimney blown down. The tele-
phone wires 10 Ellerson were blown
down. Nir J. Il. Bradley h., his buggy
shed blown down, and the stable at the
Spring oats were also considerably dam
aged. as they were blown almost fiat on
the ground.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Q@(lCC

takes any 1875, $3.50 and
$500 Straw Hat in our De.
partment-just as you find
email styles and sizes.
Don't turn away because
there's a crowd around the
counters. Worth waiting
a minute for, isn't it?
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Nrw YORK. Q: ST. LOUIS. 4.

and Daley.
NYw YORK. Q: ST. LOUIS. T.
ST. LOUIS. MO. July l6.-The Wv
Yorks took a slow ard tiresome gam,
from st. Louis to-day. Ehret was oa'le9
out of the box in the first inning anu
Tissinger relieved him. Meekin was very
effective when men were on bases Az
X. H. T..
:. Louis .....20O0OOO11 "a 10 /
~eu YORK .....021O 420Oo-9 II /
batteries: Ehret. Kissinger and Milier'
Meekin and Farrell.
so GAMF At PIITsBuRo
PITTSBURG. July l6.-Pittsburg-" ASH
ington did not play to-day, the game nav
I'm been transferred to Washington.
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ORIOLES LOsE Two CANES.
shut out on One, and That By the Reds
Bean Eaters Lose Again.

Bean Eaters Lose Again.
CLEVELAND, o.. July l6.-T1mely hit
ting and superb fielding won TWO games
for Cleveland from the Baltimores to-day.
Kneu in the first game. and Young IN
The second pitched great ball. Keelers
fielding was a feature OF both games.
NcGraw was put out OF the second game
for kicking when the umpire called him
out for trying 10 score without touching
third base Attendance az hrst game,
800. second game. 400.
Score: Il. II. T..
Cleveland ...........010l % % l
baltimore ...........O0 5000 3-5 y /
Batteries: Knen and thinner; Hem
ming and Clark.
Second game. Il. IL, Z.
Cleveland ...........0 0 0 0 W - ~ l
Baltimore ...........0 10000 100 % j
batteries. Young and thinner; Esper
and Robinson.
CINCINNATI. 3; boston. 2.
CINCINNATI, O., July 1.-THE home
team had no trouble defeating Boston to-
day. Dwyer pitched a great game and
was given excellent support Ewing
was fined go The umpirns 81 CALVIN
was very unsatisfactory. Attendance
400. Score:
Cincinnati .OOO824 O0O-9 81
Boston ..............lo 1000 00l %
Batteries: Dwyer and Vaughan; Suill-
van. TeEny and Camel.
PHILADELPHIA. l; CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. ILL. July l6.-Carsey pitch
ed The game of his life to-day. and had
superb support Blu; enc hit was made
off him up TO the seventh. and the Chi
c.gos going out in one. two. three order.
Philadelphia played AnsoE's men at every
stage Of the game. Terry was very wild.
Score:
r. II. E.
Chicago .........oOOoOo2Os-i 8
phfladelnhia 1OO6l0lV I'll IL 3
Batteries: Terry and Donahue, carsey
and Clements.
BROOKLYN. s. LOUISVILLE. 2.
LOUISVILLE, KY. July N-Brooklyn
outplayed Louisville again to-day. The
same number Of base-hits were made on
each pitcher. but paub kept his 80 well
scattered that Louisville could not score
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pinckney. the negro who tried 70 take
advantage Of the New York Malby law
In Lawrence's bar-room last week, and
got a terrific blow over the head with
a beer mug. has been discharged from the
almshouse hospital
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THE TINIES-RICHMOND va WEDNESDAY, JULY IL, 1885,

after the first inning. Attendance. S"'
Scoie' r. II. Il.
Louisville .......-.2 OoOo W. {,
Brooklyn ..........1 90 o. 70 Nh,
batteries: Weyhing and Warner; Dauo
and Daley.
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Mr.. James L. Netherland and Misses
Alice and Emma Nethcrland are sum-
mering at the Cold Sulphur Springs.
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pu,r,pttpur,l /: CHICAGO. 4

LOUISVILLE, KY. July is-Brooklyn
outplayed Louisville again to-day. The
same number Of base-hits were made on
each pitcher, but paub kept his 80 well
scattered that Louisville could not score
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Threshers and Farmers.

You are respectfully invited to call at
the Decatur Machine Shop and exam
inc the new Russell IL Co. Compound
Engine and late improved Cyclone Sep
orator, which many valuable improve
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| also handle Belts, Lubricators, L s.
Injectors, Oils, Grease, Star and Climax
Grease Cups, Low Down and Geyser
Tank Pumps, Suction and Discharge
Hose, and machinery supplies of every
description. | also do all kinds of ma
chine repairing. Engine and Boiler
work a specially.
Agent for New Empire Binders aud
Mowers. Call and see them
9it2 j. III. BYERs, Decatur, Mich
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Bruner. all a Co.

Contractors, Builders, and Building
Movers, having gone into partnership,
are now ready to take contracts for all
kinds of building and building moving
Material, plans and estimates furnished
on demand. We have also large line
of samples for steel siding and roofing,
which we will lay. See us and get
figures before building
91tfl BRUNER, WALL IL Co.
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The two SatcheIs.

With satchel in hand TO Satchel he goes
For Satchels 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, a specially
Ia North Rose ST., Kalamazoo
Leave orders with Will Miller, mer
chant tailor, Paw Paw. 53
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5000 Cuthbert Red Raspberry Plants.
For sale if taken quick
III. f. SHAEFER.
Furniture! Furniturc. |.

Cheaper than ever sold in Paw Paw
The entire stock of the late H. p Mel
son will be closed out within the next
twenty days. Now is the time To buy
CHEAP. Call at the store and satisfy
yourself. j. j. WooDMAN,
94t2 Administrator
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! will be i'm Paw once month Those
wishing organs repaired will find it to
their advantage TO leave their orders at
j. Ed. Phillips furniture store.
T.. III. HAGERTY.
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Hincl<ley Il Graham

Will run IA covered carriage to meet
Gl NJ c. trains at Lawton Regular
prices. Leave orders at Dyckman
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StONPH

have for sale cheap, one second hanC
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wood burner.
t1% w j. THOMAS
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For sale Cheap.
New Millinery ParIOrs.
III. w. McCabe. AuctIoneer.

Is now prepared to make sales of
farm and other property on reasonable
terms. Office in Masonic block, Paw
Dau
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Attorneys at Law, Abstract building.
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paw paw Savings Bank.

Capital S5O,000.00 Z. w. SELLICK, Pres
JOHN W. FREE, Cashier.
Board of Directors.
j. WooDMAN, DAVID FISHER,
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RutIer's CITY Rus Line.

Orders for private houses should be
left at the Post Office. We never miss
the train. e. f. BUTLER. Prop. 52tf.
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ID. Anderson. .Jr..

Attorney and Counselor at Law and
Solicitor in Chancery. Special atten-
tiOn given to collections. Office over
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An Adriance Binder,

Nearly as good as new, for sale cheap
or exchange for other property. 9jt3
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Wanted-A Man
w anted

Good young driving horse, ) to Syears
old, sound and fair size.
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Heckert a. Chandler
Titus A. Mcneil.

and Solicitors. Do "A genera
law business. Paw Paw, Mich. [7>
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
q. A. CritchIOw. NJ. u.

Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Office and residence first door north of
postofiice. SLY
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l. o On IS J AP A n.

Nothing Like 1t as preservative
of Metal roofs. You can paint EVERY
year with other paints and your roof
will rust; you can paint once in FIVE
years with Japan and find your roof
without a rust spot. Hardens IN 90
minutes. Looks better, lasts longer
and costs no more.
A. L. HALL, Sole Agent,
Paw Paw, Mich.
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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.
36tf j. A. LEECH
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=. ID. HAMILTON, N. D.,
S., W.C.Y. Ferguson. -. -. -.
Dentistry .

j. f. Perry, dentist, will visit Paw Paw
every Wednesday. Regulating teeth,
and crown and bridge work specially.
Office with DR.. j ID. Hamilton. 14te
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SDeakinc of Hats.

1t is well to think about whether you
are getting old styles or new. We have
no ole goods in stock and the ladies are
quick to find out that we lead in spring
styles and low prices. Call and see our
goods before making any purchases of
spring millinery Full line of wash
and embroidery silks.
Mrs. Nj. l.. ODELL.
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Passenger Line to LawtOn

John Burns wagOnette-closed vehi-
cle-makes every train at Lawton. %
cents. Leave orders at Tyler's drug
store or ut Burns livery barn. 65tf
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Miller. the Fashionable Tailor.

Rooms in Longwell block Satisfaction
guaranteed Repairing done. 2033ly
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THOMAS j. CAVANAUGH,

Office over First Natl Bank, Paw Paw
Money TO loan on real estate. 1927