Marshall Evening Chronicle from Marshall, Michigan • Page 3

tHE JJAIL1T OHftONlCLE, AUGUST 30, 1894. THE DAILY CHRONICLE TERMS ojr straacMPMtm, Dally, 19 Subscriptions received at the ofBf nf pnb- BREVITIES. Twenty-six in mates at the count; jail: Marshall is to MTe a new steam latin- dty. Mrs. T.

G. Ionia, is in the city. Mtss Nellie Bauer spent yesterday in Battle Mr. R. Butler visited Toledo this we'efc -Mrs.

Burgdotff and daughter Grade, arrjved.toda/. -f i H. C. Hnlett and GeorgelSmifo to'Gull lake-today. 'Miss Boeley will sing at the Presbyterian church Sunday.

A party'of ladies from 4 Marshall pio- nicrd at Brace lake (his afternoon. Mrs. Mat Falahee and daughters, of Jackson are visiting friends in the city. i With thd aid of the steamer the west and east end parks received ft wettitfg down this afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. E.W. Butler will take possession of their new home on Mansion street next week. Mips Marie Skinner who has beeu'visr' iting Marshall- friends, returned to her home in Detroit today. Court Soh took leitjht first premi- and sheepstakes on thior imported at the-Tplcdo fair.

It is repjotted Ujat a.family Jar of Last day of the thrjntb. As an intimidation, the mayor is a failure. Miss Anna Smith is visiting Kalarua- zoo friends. Misa Mazie Wheeler has returned from Ocouomowoc. Rev.

Walton will conduct the service at Trinity church Suuday morning. A wise man is one who knows wtien his prejudices are leading him Don't arget to go and get some ice cream at the Universalist church tonight only 10 cents. There were 60 tickets "sold at (he Michigan Central at Battle Creek for Marshall yesterday. Homer Jndex: If we are rightly informed a big law suit will claim the attention of the court in which parties in'this place wTir.be interested. The trouble is the result of a tight which recently occnrjed in' this place.

(1 Tte following from the Hastings Journal. IB rough on the moon: The Battle CVeek' Moon is owned by a re publican, edited" by a denib oral, a populist. This a "straddle'Uhat doVar? the pile. Reports, to the state board of health show that diarrhoua. rheumatism, neil- ralgia, cholera iuorbus and dysentery, ia order named, caused most sickness ia Michigan during the week ending Augusf 25.

Consumption was reported at 233 places, typhoid fever 43,, scarlet fever 25. diphtheria 20, measles and 2 places. The annual tournament of the Ba'nd association of Southern Michigan and Northern Indiana'was held Wednesday at Coldwutor, and it is estimated that 15,000 strangers were in the city. The city was A Ian torn parade was given in the evening. The Marshall, band did not lake any hujje proportions occurred on Eagle street ibis morning.

The funeral of Mrs. "Bela Fanpher, of Corner, occurred this afternoon. Mrs. Fanoher died Tuesday night. It would be a great convenience to visitors if a sign could be placed on the doors of school rooms indicating the different ones.

Battle Creek Journal: "The delegation pf to the county convention at Marshall, left on the early morning train for Marshall." The Journal is sure they did not leave for Oshkosh. Optic: Mr. F. L. Reed has re modeled and rebuilt on to tho old Sar gent house till it is as cozy and modern as can be.

The lower floor is tinisned in oak while tho second floor is ash. A tine Marshall furnace makes it com plote. Following are the nowly elected officers of thfl Woman's Relief Corps for Calnoun county: President, Mm. Flora Doplittle, Tekonsba; vice) presi dent; Mrs, Benjamin, Marshalljjsecre tary, Mrs. E.

W. Cozing, Marshall; 'treasurer, Mrs. Town, Marshall; execu tive committee, Mrs. Emma Watkinij of Athens; and Stella L. Parker, of Battle Creek.

An exchange says that when you talk about there being a better state ihan Jtffiehigan every potato.shyly winks its cabbage shakes his head, every beet gets red in the face, every omou feels stronger, every oat field is shocked, rye strokes beard, corn sticks up its ears and every foot of land kicks. The horses even denounce the statement with a neigh, i received communication today advocating that at the annual school meeting to be held next Monday even' ing, two ladies be elected to fill the vacancies. The idea is a good one and fchould ue favorably acted upon. For a nuuber of years ladies have officiated iu this capacity in Battle Creek ant! Albion withj beneficial results. Ladies, turn out next Monday evening and elect two of your number to this important office.

The ladies of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union have secured the finest attractions' fdr the lecture course the coming season that can be found. More'money has beeu put into it than ever Before, but it has' been our aim always to present to the public the highest type of entertainments that thqg may be educational as well as pleasing. The finest attraction is the Marie Decca Grand Concert Cq. We pay them $250. Decca is considered the concert s'Aaer iu America.

The Schubert quar-- IL of Chicago is known everywhere, companies art now using the name "Schubert" to' draw the Ruaaell Cpnwell, with.whom the people were so well pleased when we had bin two years ago aad whom we supposed it Impossible to as he only it few lectures the largest cities where jbe eonjmands $3,25, we were very fortunate tb be able to have hi? najote appeal on our list. He paaeea through jfrom Cleyeland, where as ea OFFICIAL HED TAPE. The Grandest Bargains 33ver Offered on Shoes are Going on Now, and the place is at CRONIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE, irillhe of Marshall was there such aa opportUiiity offered. Shoes for all Purpose, tlie Farm he Shop, the Street, the Ball, the Bridal. Every -want anticipated, every need This is no Remnant Sale, i biit Genuine Bargains on New, Fresh Goods.

Alt our Men's and Ladies' Russet Goods Will go at Less Cost to Close Them Out. BART KESLLEHBR, In charge of Shoe Department. 203 and 205 STATE STKEET. Dr; Louis S. Joy having completed a special, course in Chicago on the cyp, ear, nose and throat, is prepared, in addition to general practicn, to giVe diseases these organs special attention Eyes tested for glasses.

All optical or rors in refraction accurately corrected by glasses. furnished- at reasonable prices. BobertN purse known In the lecture field and very fins. Pf of. J7-B.

DeMatt? ua ajj illustrated lecture and we are reliably informed there is no questioning faia to please. In the larger cuiea fJbe course would be for any one ef these attracUojoe. to, tfee field soon. Tht Reuiarkuiliin Jourueylojra of a weight g2O GoldplecA weeks' ago, in! performance of his duty, Pnblio Printer Benedict ex a quantity of waste gold leaf to the mint, with the request that its value bo returned to him in gold coin. He did not advertise the gold leaf for sale, as he might 'have done, bnt preferred to deal with Sam direct In a few days he received by express from the mint for the gold loaf several bags of gold coin, the value of which was 1,619.54.

Bo acknowledged its receipt and at once sent it to the treasury department to be placed to tho credit of miscellaneous receipts of the treasury. The gold coin contained In tho bags received from the mint waa taken out by the treasurer and counted and weighed, as tho law prescribes. Ont of the $1,610.64 pne, $20 goldpiece, according to tho treasury scales, was exactly $1.35 light Treasurer Morgan wrote the public printer to that effect- and requested that he at once forward $1.25 to make good the shortage of the $20 goldpieca The public printer did not propose to pay tho $1.25 out of his own pocket, so be wrote to Superintendent Townsend of the Philadelphia mint, informing bim that one $20 goldpiece was short $1.25 and to please forward that amount This was done. In his letter containing the $1.25 shortage Superintendent Townsend expressed regret that tho public printer had not returned the original $20 goldpieco. Mr.

Benedict on receiving 5 the $1.25 sent it to the treasury department and got a receipt for it This, he thought, wonld close the transaction. Bnt it didn't The treasury officials, it seems, satisfied. Several days afterward th6 public printer received the $20 goldpiece stamped across its face "light $1,85," with the request that.be return to the department $18.75, BO as to make his account balance, the department having received $1.25. This was a surprise to the but as he was dealing with government officials he thought ho could stand the racket if could. He sent the light $20 goldpiece to the Philadelphia mint, with the request that they forward Treasurer Morgan a certified draft for $18.75.

After a lapse of nearly a week La received a communication from Superintendent Townseud stating that he had weighed the disputed coin, and that he found a of bat $1 and requested the public printer to return to him the 25 ccuta he had paid out in excess. A demand was made on the treasury for- 25 cents. It was received, and in turn public Printer Benedict forwarded it to the taint This ended the transaction, but the questjion arises, Who made good tho shortage in the $2Q goldpiece? Did the superintendent of the Philadelphia make the shortage good ant of his, own pocket, car was it charged to the government? Aud, again, if the officials of the mint weigh the gold coin, as the lav requires, how is it possible for a Ugh); coin to get out, ajud must not something be wrong with the scales used by the treasury department? The treaeuty officials stamped the coin $1.26 light The mint people say it ia hot $1 light Had this matter occurred with 1 private individuals instead, of government offlj the privato individual would no doubt have had tq. pockot the Powell has a positive cure for fowlcs that have the gaps, or roupe. dsHl The Michigan Central will on Snpt.

,10 to 21 inclusive, sell tickets from Mtu- ahall to Detroit and return with ticket to the fair included, for limit to return until Sept. 2 Inclusive. Going tickets will not bo accepted on 10, or 10, and returning not jjooil on 5, 10 Ace't stntf 1) Herndpa )fou can't to oiiuait 9 l-a 1-8. Great closing out sale of lace curtains, oirpetij rags, table covers, drapef.tow els, lor Johnson's Magnetic Oil, horae brand, ix a ouderful linimeiit for rheumftlimn, nuu- algia, gprains aud'bruincH fur man and $1 size 60 50 ct. size 25 etc.

To close will si-ll wall iciow cost. ds3l M. Thu Chicago llccofd irculatiou of any puper of Ntjsv 'ork. No loiiKwindud 'on 1 polilics. It is a newspaper iu the true of the word.

Herbert. is agent iu MnrBUull. Orders left ut Vatsou's, will receive prompt alien- ion. Sample and extra copies the tore. HERHKRT WATSON.

£)r, fillswbrth, the optician, ia at Dr. Houston's office and will be here for the next ten days. 'If you have trouble with yotv eyes call-and see him. Ex- umtnntion free. Eaincy.Early' Crawford's at 'Cunningham's.

Tobuy ing Goes, Regardless of Cost. Cash 8tore. We pay the highest price in cash fur hoice butter, produce in coffee. eggs and country, Sole agents for the WATSON. Choice Lombard plums at McDonald's.

Having bought out Geo. UeMoiul's express wagon will continue the business? All orders left ut store wil receive prompt attention. ds.4 fJAS. VANXA'NT. S.

E. Cronin has discontinued the giv- ng of i Choice Lombard plums Hadford McUonald'e. Not one complaibt haa ever been inuda by those using Ayer'a Sareaparilla according to directions. Furttieruiore. we have ye't to earn of a case in which it has failed to afford benetit.

So say hundreds fu druggists over the country. lias cured others, will cure you. For new OF ALL KINDS, IVtust go tn 15 Days. On account Af failing health'I am obliged to close out my stock of ardware at once. The stock is complete in every particular and will sold at a great sacrifice.

Martin Block, East State St. i WANTS FOUND ETC. Twenty cents a week for each notice 1101 ei, ceudlng five lines. No 'charge luua tbau. twuut) cents.

BENT-Pleaeant rooms bent part of the near Central school ttnci' i ffloc. quire at ce C. U. HUlabruatu stored gold watch, chain and. clvarwi.

Owuer can obtain the muie by pnvlaj; property aud paying for tbls ooiice. If so call and examine my new stock just received. I am able to sell at lower prices as I have no books to keep, no old accounts to make up for I give the benefit of this to customers. I have just received a full line of ladies and gents fall and winter UNDERWEAR Next week I will show an elegant line of ladies new Fall and Winter And OSfi-A black purse, containing -ticket, to Jactaoti aad paae from -Jackbon to Aebta- this office and receive VU)K house, pleatautly located. TncjulrB at City Market.

E.P. JANDELL. fl IHJj WANTBD-To do eewinf aud house- VJT work Call at once. MRS. W.

H. BAKSBy, Cor. Manulon and Madlsoo BIB. OB pBNT-HouHB 1 In desirable location For particulars enquire at 34 Eagle atreet. OIffSALE A.

'O. sVuuylur corner roopcot and Qiand 'UKNlSUED B.OOMS of Mis. R. W. MeaotatUj corner of Ur ilreeU.

auU of CaraieUod rooms, 4- lojf geiiUumtn, witb oUUogropm, Iu common, located on Bajle strict, near State etrwi. Terms reasonable, fpf partluularo l.u- at Caiiojuqijc office. Prices to suit the times. P. HAYES, West of Postofflee.

You can always find the best Cigars at Greene's Drug store, and Trv Them. AOOM8 01 wiihont board. Inquiry Wtn. K. titaart, BtaU) street, throe blooka-reat of park.

BAJUB oter street. poay. Eealdeoce Wjgat Kod Ilau- MBJS. B. BBAZ1L.L O8T-T-Thuradajr urwlftB betxaea the SloalBan CcLtraJ de- out, two and blacft cfiueked sliawlt.

Knder at PC. KuabaU'e Progress Makes rejjular trips to Coldspnng Fwk ON TUESDAYS AND FKIPYa p. Seeped trip at p. iifuad every 49 ujinutes thereaftw. .3 TRlfeS Hourly from i p.

in. Toe boat John Whalen. Rubber Tissue For mending Beats of all kinds, par- sols, etc. etc. Ten cents for half a yard at Shanahan's.

More useful than court plaster. Every housekeeper should it for immediate use. Uiov In vBrleoUoD, Or MA-AMU Utu up yjijur soul (torn but ant to go and hot oas tnlng to do. Down if Had J'wili MceSve taxes at S. B.

Oronto'e storo during hours from the first of Se It and til not over good you go trips ttjade for jpiwio other Known lir. C. one of the beat kaowa and Diioot respected 'citizewi of BP time 1 acd tried 'mwjy reo)ecliea without betieat, uatil Colie,.