St. Joseph Saturday Herald from Saint Joseph, Michigan • 1

St. Saturc ose ph 'AO JJL AVI MlAV NUMBER 60 VOLUME 37. JOSEPH, BERRIEN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MARCH 27, 1897. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. the court with Mr.

Palmer on Fri day of last week and made a full settle ment of the estate without an adminia County Stat Newi. CIRCUIT COURT. The March term of the Court com Tmwu'i Report. Annual report of Charles Mollhagen City Treasurer: CONTINGENT FUND. RECEIPTS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Isaac Fernck to Adeline French 60 acres in Niles tp, $2,700. C. B. Potter, and wife to C.

B. Potter, pt lot 282 original plat of city of St. Joseph, $1. LAWRENCE FYFE. Attorney.

8t. Joseph. Michigan. Will practice In the Supreme Court and in the Circuit Courts of Berrien, Cass nd Van Buren Counties, and In the United States Courts of Michigan and Chicago. trator to the entire satisfaction of all.

Mr. Palmer turning over all the real raenced lu earnest on Monday, since which time the following business has estate, United States bonds and per Nelson C. 871 09 John Bell and wife to Andrew Ken JOHN C. 8T. CLAIR, Attorney and Justice of the Peace insurance and conveyancing.

Prompt attention given to all business. Parker's block, St. Joseph. sonal estate and taking a receipt in full. This ends an estate which has caused nedy lots 1 and 2, blk 1, Improvement Association's 4th add to the city of Borrowed from banks 10,660 00 County Treasurer, liquor license 3,178 25 do delinquent taxes 39 City 239 85 Alfred Baldrey, Ones 72 00 J.

CSt. Clair do 80 00 Paving taxes collected 3,407 99 General do 37,561 19 the court and guardian more trouble A. HAMILTON. Attorney and Counselor. 5 Benton Harbor, $800.

Parker 'a Block, St. Joseph. than any other estate ever before the court. The estate was valued at about L. C.

P. Harrington and wife to U. K. LYON. Attorney at Law.

Office S. E. Jacob Miller, lots 11 and 12 blk 1 Har Vot. mate ana Binp streets, et. josepn.

$25,000. Total receipts $57,051 58 rington's add to the city of Benton Petition filed by August Priebe to have Wilbelmina Priebe, his wife, ad disbursements. Union Banking Co. Farmers Merchants Bank 5.150 97 EDWARD 8. KELLEY, Attorney at Law, Keppler's Block.

State street, St. Joseph. pHARLES W. 8TRATTON, Attorney at Law, Parker block, 8t. Joseph.

Harbor, $250. Geo. A. Mills and wife to Charles 5,0110 00 judged insane and sent to the asylum 8,278 71 Shriver, lot 12, blk 1, Hurd Down's add to the city of Benton Harbor, $1400. Tbos.

L. Wilkinson and wife to Hugh at Kalamazoo at his own expense Hearing March 27. Estate Lewis F.Wilkinson, deceased 10,638 88 1,500 00 5.173 13 6,4.34 55 2,324 00 83 99 1,151 49 548 34 CALVIN B. COTTER. Lawyer.

Office In Court House, St. Joseph. DR. L. I.

McLIN. Homeopathic Physician Office and residence on Broad street, be tween State and Main streets, St. Joaepb S. Kennedy, 40 acres in Berrien tp, $700 Petition filed by Mary C. Wilkinson, Georgia E.

High to Samuel P. High, City schools, balance 1805 taxes. do do 1896 taxes Int on Imp. bonds State and county taxes Railroad judgment bonds Paving warrants and interest Transfer to paving fund do water fund do sewer Salaries General street Poor Fire department Contingent Balance on hand, including 1680.07 school money not transferred property in the village of Buchanan. $1 4,172 91 2,433 85 daughter of deceased, for the probate of the will of said deceased, and for the appointment of herself and Isaac W.

Bonir.e as executrix and executor of 4H7 Lizzie Gagley et al, to Laura Woollet, property in the village of Bertrand, 208 90 City Officers. Mayor John V. Starr. Clerk Albert A. Potter.

Treasurer Charles Mollhagen. Aldermen AlrLarge Hiram W. Ray, term expires 1898. James Forbes, term expires 1897. First Ward William L.

Holland. -John W. Doyle. Second Ward Dwight C. Kloe, John A.

Freitag. Marshal Curran 8. Stuck ev. Street Commissioner William H. Tliieme.

Attorney Lawrence Fyfe. Health Officer Dr. illiam L. Wilson. Directorof the Poor Edward H.

Kingsley, Chief Fire Department John Lindt Harbor MasterLouis D. Wallace. Surveyor--Oeorge F. Martin. Bridge Tender John P.

Wartz. Lamp Lighter -Henry Gersonde. Sexton Ulrich Muissner. Special Assessors Alfred Baldrey and F. A.

Potter. Policemen O. E. Servis, W. T.

Howland and Charles Sauerbler. FIKST WABD OmCKE', Supervisor-Ed ward H. Kingsley; Aldermen John W. Doyle, term expires 1898. William L.

Holland, term expires 1897. Constable Richard Orford. SECOND WARD OFHCKKS. Supervisor John A. Powell.

Aldennen John A. Freitag. term expires 1898. wight C. Rice, term expires 1897.

Constable Bobert H. Newton. JUSTICES OF TH PKACE. Alfred Baldrey, term expires July 4, 1898. John C.

St. Clair, term expires July 4. 1900, BOARD OF EDUCATION. President John Hitman, Jr, Secretary- George E. Smith.

Hlgmm. term expires Hiram W. Ba term expires 1899. Luther McLin, term expires 1898. George E.

Smith, verm expires 1898. Oryille O. Jordan, term expires 1897. Edwin F. Piatt, terra expires 1897.

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. Edward H. Kingsley, term expires May 1, 1897. Xhomas A. Walker, term expires May 1.

1898. John Higman, term expires May 1, 1899. George E. Smith, term expires May 1, 1900. Luther I.

McLin. term expires May 1, 1901. Luther I. McLin, President. Albert A.

Potter. City Clerk, Ex-officio Cerk. CKMETBRY TRUSTEES. B. B.

Kosenberg, term expires Mvl. 1897. John F. Duncan, term expires May 1, 1898. Tbomas Archer.

Term expires May 1, 1899, Samuel D. Dan forth, term expires May 1, 1900, Benjamin F. Plxley. term expires May 1.1901. FEATEENAL SOCIETIES.

Occidental Lodge, F. A. M. Regular communications on Thursday evening, on oroeforefull moon, at Masonic Hall. 8,282 07 $200.

AH. 800 IT, M. Physician and Surgeon. Office over Moulton's hardware and at Holland's drug store; residence. State street near corner Elm street, St.

Joseph. FRANK A. WJNSIOW. Physician and 8ur-geon. Office Parker's Block, corner State and Pleasant Hours 9 to 11 a.

m. and to 4 p. m. Telephone 46. Residence oor-ner Front and Price streets.

1,241 94 Auditor-General to Mrs. Fanny Tot- said estate. Hearing April 19. Estateof Lena Pe tition filed by Norman J. Eldred, ad ten, 44.29 acres in New Buffalo tp, $7.12.

Total 66 been transacted: Ola Brant vs. Rodney Pearl, case. Plaintiff ordered to file bond of $50 by Mav 1,1897, or case will be dismissed. The People vs. Viola Smith of Buchanan, keeping bouse of ill-fame.

Plead not guilty. The People vs. Nathaniel Brown, assault. Continued until next term. The People vs.

Anthony Arnold, larceny. Found not guilty. The People vs. George Farrer, burglary. Plea of not guilty withdrawn and plea of guilty entered.

Sentenced to Ionia for one year. The People vs. Canton, burglary. Trial commenced Monday and concluded Tuesday when respondent was found guilty. A motion was then made by respondent's counsel for arrest of judgment, which was to have come npfor hearing yesterdays but didn't, He was then sentenced, to Jackson fox four years.

The People -ys Samuel Bishop, mayhem. Plead guilty. Fined yesterday $26 and $15 costs, or 90 days in jail. He went to jail. Degolier King vs.

Rosina King, assumpsit. Continued until next term. Nathaniel Beardsley vs. Mary Eas-mussen, assumpsit. Proofs and allegations heard in part Tuesday and concluded Wednesday.

Defendant found guilty in manner and form as charged by plaintiff, and a judgment was entered in his favor for $19.72 and costs. The People vs. Charles Whitford. Continued until next term. Taylor Parrott vs.

Stanley D. Guy and Spencer B. Van Horn. Judgment ministrator of said estate, for final set WATER FUND. rkckipts.

Myron S. Mead and wife to Clotilda Adams, lot 8 bit D. Received from Nelso 167 06 do Board of Public Works 2,394 16 BUSINESS CARDS. village of Buchanan, $2,500. Mary J.

Cook to Jacob Wise. 13 do -A. A. Potter; City 8,86 88 Transferred from conllnarent 1.150 21 City Clerk. 1 28 ALFRED BALDREY, Justice of the Peace, Insurance and Real Estate.

Ofllce in Mar-, tin's Block, St. Joseph. acres in Watervliet tp, $600. Jacob Wise to Mary Cook, lots 213. $7.68123 214 and 215 Swan's add to the Village of DISBURSEMENTS.

Interest on water bonds $3,650 00 Watervliet, $600. vouchers oald 3.94 CHARLRS S. RUTLEDGE. Jeweler. Repairing of Watches, Clocks and Light Machinery a specially, St.

Joseph, Michigan. B. F. Plxley says: Rutledge Is the only watchmaker In both towns who could repair my Swiss Duplex Watch and make it keep time. Mary J.

Cook to Fred G. Cook, lot Balance on hand March 25, 1897 36 68 THOMAS ARCHER. Florist. Green Hons neat the cemetery. I have a large stock of plants.

Floral designs nicely arranged. Prices very reasonable. $7,58123 SEWER FUND. RECEIPTS. Received from Nelson C.

Rice 49 81 do A. A. Potter. City Clk 107 06 Transferred from contingent fund 648 34 Sewer taxes 98 06 213 Swan's add to the village of Watervliet, $100. Minnie Weisgerber to John Weis-gerber.

40 acree in Bertrand tp. $760. Minnie "Weisgerber to John Weisgerber, 14.81 acres in Buchanan tp, $1500. S. C.

Bennett and wife to Elton B. E. I. BACKUS, D.D.S., Office over Rice St. Joseph tlement of his accounts assucb, and for distribution of said estate-Hearing April 10.

Petition filed by the Superintendents pfjthe Poor to have Willie Tio of Wee-saw, sent to the State Public School at Cold water as a dependent child. Hearing March 27. In the matter of the Hickory Creek drain. The court held that the proceedings were illegal and and gave him no jurisdiction to appoint special commissioners, and the proceedings were dismissed. Four hundred people are interested in this decision.

In the matter of the Hickory Creek Extension drain, the court held the proceedings regular and legal and appointed R. M. Hogue, Chas. W. as-Kius and John W.

Bedford as special commissioners to determine the necessity for the drain and to award damages to those who have not released the the right of way. Estate Alma R. McCracken, minor. Petition filed by Henry Wolkens, guardian, for license to sell the real estate and invest the proceeds. Hearing April 19.

Estate Caroline W. Goodrich, de Stark, lots 44 and 45 in McDonald Packard's add to the city of Benton Harbor, $250. Roscoe D. Dix and wife to Anna K. Louis S.

Schulz, Insurance Agent. Fire. Life and Accident. WHITCOMB BLOCK, ST. JOSEPH.

C. H. Moulton. v. tn.

j. a. rowen, secretary, 803 26 DISBURSEMENTS. 8ewer 300 00 Interest on same for 2 years and 8 mos 37 96 Interest on $1,000 sewer bonds 2 years 5 months and 10 days 195 66 Paid vouchers, rebate to R. Ricaby 20 60 Balance on hand March 23, 1897...

349 25 I 80326 PAVING FUND. RECEIPTS. Proceeds of city note. 225 00 Total amt. of paving tax collected 2,407 99 P.B.BI Iidxe.

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Regular communications on Tuesday evening, on er before full moon, at Pomona Lodge V. I I 1 II' ..11. tv 1 n.Ki Secretary. C. H.

BURKE, PHYSICIAN AND SCRGEON. Office hours. 8 to 9 a. to 8 n. m.

anil ft Ettienne, 10 acres in Oronoko tp, $115. Wm. M. Comstock and wife to Robt. E.

Cbatten, lots 46 and 47 in Justice's add to the city of Niles, $15,000. Esther E. Slight to Anna K. Ettienne, 10 acres in Oronoko tp, $300. Augustine Willard and wife to Sam'l W.

Redden et al, property in the Calvin Britain Regular convocations on Wednesday evening. Total. on or oeiore iuii moon, at nswiic nail. a. Bisbee, H.

P. O. O. Jordan, Secretary. 8 p.

m. Ottlee and residence 8tate street, second door south of Pleasant street, St Joseph. Telephone 83. A. W.

Wells. President. O. O. Jordan.

CathiM-. St. Joseph Coauell, No. 44, R. A 8 M.

Regular assemblies on Monday evening, after DISBURSEMENTS. Paving bonds coupons 224 00 Paving bonds 2,100 00 Paving bonds coupons 224 00 Balance on hand March 25, 1897 84 99 village of Buchanan, $1. by default in the sum of $472.60 and costs. Cassimer Rotkogkie vs. Benton Harbor Fuel Gas Generator assumpsit.

This case came on for trial Wednesday and was continued Thursday, the case going to the jury yesterday morning when a verdict of $360.55, was returned, $20 of which was a labor bill. The People vs. John Hatfield, assault. Plead not guilty. The People vs.

James Prettyman. assault. Plead not guilty, on Thursday, but yesterday be withdrew his plea of not guilty and entered a plea of guilty and was sentenced to six months at John Wallace. 1. W.

Allen, Toll moon, at Masonic nan. j. u. MCReuar, x. M.

F. A. Potter, Recorder. Addie G. Wilkinson to Albert Fethe, Malta Oommanderjr) No.

44, K. T. 8 acres in Royalton tp. $800. Vice-President.

Assistant Cashier. Organised, 1RS2. Union Banking (Under State Supervision.) Regular conclaves on first Friday evening of each month. atMasonic Hall. Benton Harbor.

W. L. Holland. E. St.

Joseph. A. B. Bisbee. Total.

$2,633 9 CHARLES MOLLHAGEN. City Treasurer. Helen Kentun et al to Addie Wilkinson, 8 acres in Royalton Sally Ann Smith, et al to Lawsou A. Recorder, Benton Hartior. ceased.

Koscoe D. Dix, administrator of the estate, filed and settled his accounts as such and final order of distribution was entered. CAPITAL, $50,000. SURPLUS, $10,009 A. W.

Chapman U. A. R. Regular meetings on first and third Monday Duncan, lots 1 and 2. Hoffman's subdi evenings or eaen mnmn.atu.

a. k. nan. jonn ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN.

Directors A. W. Weils. R. A.

flnhim vision of lot 61 in Wm. Justices' add to Estate Elizabeth S. Force, deceased. Lane, P. J.

K. l. Miner. Adjutant. the city of Niles.

$2,600. W. T. Hnermaa Camp, No. 57, John Wallace.

"James Forbes, J. H. Graham. We. the Finance Committee of the Common Council of the city of St.

Joseph, have examined the accounts of the City Treasurer and find the same to be correct. James Forbes, no. vv. Doyle, Committee. We have examined the accouutsof Petition riled by Dr.

R. F. Stratton, administrator of said estate, for license Nona or veierann. Hannah Warskow et al to St. Jos Francis Jordan ana J.

H. Lee. Regular meetings on second and fourth Monday evenings of eaeh month, at 8. V. Hall.

Fred eph Valley Ry. right of way in E. S. ST7ZiZiZVA2T. Callender, Captain.

A. L. Versaw, First ser Royalton tp. $375. geant.

Dwight Scott to St. Joseph Valley Sign of Alligator. Ladtea' Aid Society, No. 7, W. the Treasurer of the city of St.

Joseph and find the same and the above reports to be correct. Ry. right of way in Royalton tp. Regular meetings on flist and third evenings of each mouth, at 8. V.

Hall. Miss $75. Boots, Shoes. Rubbers. -Bertna o.

soou. rresiaeni. jhiss name van Brunt, Secretary Henry W. Cartels and wife to St. Jo Burnett liodce.

So. 119, 1. O. O. F.

i. w. ALLEN T. S. Clarke, Auditors.

St7 Micb March 25,1897. A Trial of Our Coods Sollcite. seph Valley Ry. of way in Benton tp, $200. Regularmeetlngs every Friday evening, at Odd STATE STREET, STTJOSEPHT MICH reiiows' nan.

diiiiui, n. u. jx. Powell, Secretary. Margaret Yore to John Yore, lot 20, 1TTJRSEHT STOCK block Cook Riford's add to the New Orient Lodge, No.

121, K. of P. Regular meetings every Monday evening, at Account of Epwortu League At Niles, the Bin Four Ionia. The People vs. Irving Jones, burglary.

Sentenced to Ionia for four years. Terre Haute Brewing Co. vs. Frank Paget, assumpsit. Case continued until April 6th.

Perry C.Wimer vs. Chas. H. Godfrey, Judgment of non-suit entered. George B.

Tatman. et vs. City of Benton Harbor, assumpsit. Proofs and allegations were heard in part yesterday. The following divorces were granted: Ora M.

Wood from Chas. H. Wood and Jennie H. Bailiff from Daniel W. Bailiff.

August Grote of Lincoln township was made a full citizens of the United States, Thursday. Adjourned to Tuesday, April 6. 9:30 a. PROBATE COURT. Estate Louisa Andrews, deceased.

city of Benton Harbor, $800. FOR 1897. K. of r. Hall.

.1. v. Hiarr, u. u. li.

ji. ttey-noids. Keeper of Records. APPLE PEACH, CHERRY JuliaE. Hood to Morrow Stone, 5 PEAR, PLUM, and TREES.

will sell excursion tickets at one and one-third fare f'o1- the round trip. Tickets on sale April 6 and 7, good returning April 8. St. Joseph Lodge, No. 166, A.

O. C. IV. acres in St Joseph tp, $2600. And all other kinds of NURSERY STOCK, all to sell the north 50 feet of lot 7 in Hoyt's addition to city of St.

Joseph, for the payment of claims against said estate. Hearing April 19. Estate Francis U. Berrick, deceased. David "Erilinman and John Graham appointed commissioners on claims for said estate.

NEW SUITS LAW. Charles II. Harper Albert A. Lamb, attachment. Filed March 19.

NEW SUITS CHANCERY. Wni. A. and Agnes A. Babcock vs, Alvin B.

Hill, injunction issned restraining the defendant from conveying, mortgaging or releasing lot 36 in McDonald Packard's add to Benton Harbor, until further order of the Court. Filed March 22. Samuel W. Redden and Wm. B.

Hoag vs. St. Joseph Valley Railway Co. This is a matter of right of way over the Buchanan Park Grounds, Buchanan, and it is claimed that the said right was never paid for and complainants want a decree entered for Milton B. Roe and wife to Leander Regular meetings on second and fourth Thursday evenings of each month, al K.

of P. Hall. J. K. King, M.

W. D. R. Piatt, L. U.

hMiTii, Agent P. Fox, 20 acres in Lincoln tp, $3000. or wnicn is siricuy nrst-cias and prices as low HSthe 'owest. Call and see what you are buy ing br.fore giving orders. Packing grounds ou Niles road, half mile from St.

Joseph. THOMAS ARCHER CO. Delap to John G. Larson, 40 Account Teachers' Convention, To be held at Elkhart. April 1 to St.

Joseph Valley Tent, No. 628, K. O. T. M.

Regular meetings every vyednesday evening at acres in Weesaw tp, $2500. 3, 1897, the Big Four will sell t-xcuvsion dd Fellows' Han. u.m. vrjiKipcr, wmnianuer, Herman Hinz, Record Keeper. Elizabeth Walters to Louis Fell, lots tickets at one lare lor the rouna trip.

St. Joseph City Camp, No. 1658, 31. W. 114 and 153 in the village of Berrien Tickets on sate March 31 and April 1, good Regular meetings every Friday evening at CA.JL.LUjP Union Ice Coal Co.

FOR. returning April 4 L. (i. bMiTii. Airent.

Springs. $1000. M. W. A.

Hall, unaries suater, v. s. v. Sto well. Clerk.

Herbert E- Dunbar to John H. Dun St. Joseph Lodge, No. 031, L. O.

T. M. SATURDAY HERALD bar. 150 acres in Sodus tp, $1000. Regular meetings on first and third Tues Minnie Weisgerber to John Wiesger- The will of deceased is being contested, A.

C. Roe of Buchanan, appeared for day evenings or escn montn, at uciaireiiows Hall. Mrs. David Hunter. Commauder.

Miss Mabel Hossef iess. Record Keeper. ber. property in Buchanan tp, $1900. 'PknitOC I "9- rlnps.

St. Joseph. BOOK BINiDERY rings, Benton Harbor. Albert Bartz to St Joseph Valley Ry. the proponents of the will and L.

l'. Fyfe and D. Hinman for the contest BROWN BROS. right of way in Royalton tp. $62.50.

Helena Rebekah Lodge, No. 821. Regular meetings on first and third Monday evenings of each month, at Odd Fellows' Hall. Mis. 8.

Hummlstou, N. G. John W. Smith, Secretary. W.

II. Seitz and wife to St Joseph ants. After examiuing witnesses all day the further hearing was adjourned DR. H. W.

KAY, DENTIST. Blank Book Manufactory, untill Tuesday March 30. Estate Francis H. Berrick, deceased. St.

Joseph Council, No. 380, Home Forum. Regular meetings on second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month at M. W. A.

HkII. J. E. L. Miller, President.

Mrs. W. L. Will was proved by D. E.

Hiiinian and ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN. Kane, Secretary, admitted to probate and May Berrick, Twin City Court, No. 3046, 1. O.

widow of deceased, appointed execu trix. Regular meetings on second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at M. W. A. Hall.

L. C. Fyfe, C. K. G.

F. Mulliken, Blank Books made to order. Kulinjf to any pattern. Books bound in any style of the art. We also do macazine bindmcr in anv Estate Timothy Smith, deceased.

Valley Ry. right of way Royalton tp. $50. Almina T. Sprague to St.

Joseph Valley Ry. right of way in Royalton tp, $75. Elizabeth Hazard to St. Joseph Valley Ry. Co.

right of way Royalton tp. $143.44. John Geisler and wife to St. Joseph Valley Ry. Co.

right of way in Royalton tp, $595. Littleton W. Frost to St. Joseph Valley Ry. right of way ra Royalton tp, $125.

Alvin E. Roniger to St. Joseph Valley Ry, Co. right of way in Royalton tp, $145. removal of said right of way.

Filed March 23. Wm. R. Frost vs. Nettie E.

Frost, divorce. They were married in Byron township, Kent county. Michigan, Dec. 31, 1882, and lived together until July 15. 1895.

One child. Nellie, aged 13 years, was born unto them. Charge, extreme cruelty, drunkenness and adultery. Filed March 24. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

66 Frank Filbrandt, 23, Lincoln; Lena Winkle. 19, South Haven. 67 Frank E. Backus, 40, Chicago; Mamie Lyncb, 30, Riverside. 68 CarlF.

Ream. 20, Niles; Nellie Weber, 19, same. 69 Myron E. Rice, 23, New Carlisle, Sarah Chadderdon, 18, South Bend. License granted to Wni.

Mell, administrator of the estate, to sell the'real estate at public sale for the payment of Lakeside Camp, No. 253, Royal Neighbors. Regular meetings on second and fourth Monday evenings of each month at M. W. A.

Hall. Mrs. David Hunter, Oracle. Mrs. Mat-tie Bowen.

Recorder. style desired on short notice ano at low figures, Assistant-PR. CHARLES BURCHFIELD, a graduate of Ann Arbor. EfPlntes made and inserted in 5 hours. "Prices reasonable.

A. W.Wells, Pres. J.Higman.Jr.,Sec.& Treaa The Michigan Basket Factory, of WELLS-HIGMAN CO. Largest Factory in the West. m-bush and 2-bueh.

STAVE BASKETS A SPECIALTY. Also Oval Market and Iunar Baskets. Peach and Grape Baskets, Berry Boxes, and other Fruit Packages. ST. JOSEPH.

MICHIGAN claims against the same. Support home tnanufacturers and home Estate Catherine Hennesey, deceased. CHURCHES. License granted to John M. Glavm, A CAMPAIGN administrator, to sell the real estate at private sale for the payment of claims.

Hethodist Episcopal. Rev. Jas. Hamilton, Pastor. Sunday seryices morning and evening.

Sunday School 12m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Estate Joseph Watkins, deceased. OF EDUCATION. Congregational.

Rev. TrR. Mc Roberts. Pastor Sunday services morning ana evening. Sunday School 12 m.

Prayer meeting Thursday evening. A petition was tiled Friday of last week for theirobate of the will of deceased and for the appointment of N. A. St. Joseph Jttarket.

How to Ot It for 83.10 An Unparalleled Offer. Hamilton administrator. The hearing German Kaptint. Hev. Henry Schtjlz, Pastor.

Sunday services morning and eveniiig. Sunday-school 12 m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS German Lutheran. Rev.

C. Zlomke, Pastor. Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. Catechism p. m.

will be had April 12. Mr. Watkins left quite a large estate and in bis will bequeaths his entire estate to his daughters. Mrs. Sara Moulding and Mrs.

Matilda Wnitnell except $1,000 to be paid to his granddaughter, Cbarlott Bell and $200 to each of six surviving grand St. Peter's Evangelical. Rev. L. Kltno, Pastor.

Sunday services morning and evening. Sunday School 12 m. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening. Corrected weekly on Saturday morning. Butter 5v Eggs 8c.

Flour per bbl. Corn-20c. Hay $9 per ton. Lard 6c. Potatoes- 20c new Apples 25c(a30c per ou.

Dressed Poultry 6ic7c. Live Poultrv 5c. Dressed Veal 6c.64c Hogs 4c. Turkey 7c. Spring Chickens 5e.

Ground Feed 70c per cwt. Middlings 70c per cwt. retail. Bran 70c For the celebrated children. The will was made by Mr.

First Evangelical. Rrv. J. R. Nikrharth, Pastor.

Sunday services morning and evening. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Watkins upon his last visit to St. Joseph, 70-Fred Hartford; Sarah Burrell, 21, Benton Harbor.

72-CharlesL. Joliet; Edith E. Wall, 17, Berrien Springs. 74 Charlie Wagoner, Minnie Munsky 34, Benton arbor. 75 Will 24, Oronoko; Mabel Ireland, 20, same.

76 Stacey Gorwood, 47, Niles; Ros-ana Rosenberger, 25, same. 77 James Herndon, 24. St. Joseph; Eva Singer, 19, same. NOTES.

City Treasurer Hahn of Niles is the only Treasurer who has not settled with the county Treasurer. Franz Grossman and Max Rubin of Crown Point, graduates of the Chicago Independent Medical College of Chicago, registered with the county Clerk, Monday. To be educated cne must read he best literature. The best literature is expensive. Leslie's Illustrated Weekly, pnhlished at 110 Filth avenue.

New York, is full of the best things. Its illustrations are superb, its stones charming and its literary departments are edited with consummate skill. Such a paper is a great popular educator. It should be in every home. The subscription price of Leslie's is $4 per annum.

We make the unparalleled offer of a copy of Leslie's Illustrated Weekly and a copy of the St. Joseph Saturday Herald for one year, at ouly 3.10 for both. No such offer was ever made before. No such offer will ever be made again. These two papers make a most Acceptable gift, and will be constant reminders of the giver's kindness.

Rrait by postal oeder. check or cash to the Saturday Herald, St. Josepn, Mich. Jan. 20 of this year.

He died in Chicago a few days later. Mrs. 'Moulding, accompanied by her attorney, was iu St. Joseph Friday looking alter the estate. COHSST.

Every pair warranted in every way. Can be re-. turned If not B. Church. Joseph Coveuy, of Buchanan, who Swedish Evangelical Lutheran.

Rev. Pastor. Sunday services morning' and evening. Sunday School 12 m. Prayermeeting Thursday evening.

i St. Joseph's Roman Catholic. Father James J. Gork, Priest. Mass 8 and 10 a.

m. Vespers 7:30 p. m. Catechism at 3 p. m.

African Methodist Episcopal. Rev. Chbistburg, Pastor. Sunday services morning and evening. Sunday School 1 p.

m. Prayermeeting Thursday evening. Ask your neighbors to subscribe for Thk. Uekald. died a few days ago left a large estate in the hands of Wm.

A. Palmer, his Blank notes and receipts for sale at this office in books of 50. guardian. The heirs, nine children and three grand-children were all present in Old newspapers for sale at this office..