St Joseph Herald du lieu suivant : Saint Joseph, Michigan • Page 3

TOWN AND COUNTY. SATUltDAY, 19, 1884. Mail Arrangements at St. Joseph. (CKNTRAI, A A TIME.) F'-om 7:00 A.M.

Grand Utvpkla, Grand Haven. Mns- kosrou ixnil points north and enst of those oltios, (by Night 13xpress) Bust, West and South, 12:30 P. M. North 3:10 M. East 7:55 P.

M. CLOSES: Going: Worth 12:10 P. M. South, Bust and West 2:50 P.M. Kiist nnrtWest 8:00 P.

M. to Grand Kaplils. Gniiid Haven, Muskognn and points north sinrl unstor those cities 8:00 P.M. OIHce hours. n.

in. to 8 p. m. Money Order, 8 a. in.

tn p. m. General Uolivory open on Sunduv i-oin li in. to 1 in. A I I THIS Moulton.

BREVITIES. O. F. Ilapp has hoisted a Blnlno and IjOgan streamer at his boat livery. Kev.

J. V. lllckmott i preach at Glen- lord School House to-morrow, at 3 p.m. Tliw Benton Harbor Pal I i has entered its 17th year. It is a local paper.

Mrs. G. A. Bate and M. K.

Moulton liavo a co-partnership in the i i nery business. The Temperance School had a picnic at Urown'ti grove, in tho south part of the vil- a The Ladies' Park I Associa- i i soon i a a i on l.uUc 1'nrk. Some of the A I I A I force have loon on the sick list this week, but are now on the mend. Mr. J.

B. I I i a i i succeeds Geo. C. i a as Manager of the Chicago West i i a Railroad, Tlie Fourth District i a Congressional i is called to meet at Three lliviT.5 on Aug. 15,1 p.

The St. Joseph Crew were out practicing i their new boat on Tuesday. They about in the river i xlucks. Make ready for the Excursion to i a kee, on the City of St. i Steamer leayes Graham Go's at 10 o'clock.

The "Expositor" excursion Benton Harbor to i is announced for Tuesday, 39th, 8 a. m. Hound trip. SI. Good i expected.

Three large excursion V'l'tk's from I i a a this week. They wc-re niven pleasant rides on the Lake by a a Morton a a i a Key. K. i i a i i preach i Potter's on Sunday i i "7th, at 10:30 "Tho i mii'i and Lazarus." Let there be good attendance. On Friday i of last week.

a Kay fell his i and a i a i a i of the i and frac- of one of tiie small hones. Dr. Scott ls a i i Slessrs. A.ii. L.

Rlcab.y a i a a purchased i a interest In i a i i office. They i a represent local I the Democracy of i section over i names. appored in the Chicago i of an unnecessary a i a a i at, Joseph. The a who wrote a the one who suggested it to give a so our place the re- i i i Rev. .1.

Freeman, pastor of Eir.mc.nucl I'resbyt'rian i a i a In Congregational morning. The Rev. J. V. Hick- 7iiott i lecture i the i "Our its a a i and Translators." I a i diagrams.

Olds 13erg, at the new dry-goods store. St. Joseph, i haye a new adv. in next issue of this paper. They are offering bargains to close out a i articles.

A wool lace buntings, 15 cents a yard; a i nil-wool i cents, price, 25. Linen collars 6 cents. Try the -'Daylight Store." The 5Touug People's Picnic Association Berricn county i hold its a a picnic at St. Joseph, on Wednesday, August 0. The local committees are a i extensive preparations for a grand good time.

No In-tter a could be selected and hope all the people of this i i i i be Democrat. The of tho St. Joseph City Band liave erected a neat band stand on Lake Front Park, foot of Pleasant street. It is a good move. The stand should have been put up years ago.

By invitation of the City Band, tho Harbor Silver Cornet Hand gave a pleasing concert before? a large audience, at the new stand, on Wednesday Judging from an a i published in the i a Business College "Home School and Business," for the and a of that College were i ploased i i late excursion to St. Joseph on the i Dix, and i treatment i here, a especially i happy and appropriate remarks by Hon. i i C. The a i at Lansing, i i a a that after August 1 i i be i instead of semi- as i its subscription price- i a i at SUlK) per year. The a as a paper a devoted to the interests of the buys of '01 to 'txi, and heirs, is a grand every old soldier should take it.

Address, The Veteran i i a Lansing, Mich. A dispatch from South a of 14, says: ''A horse i before a gig away this afternoon, i its occupants out, breaking the left leg oi Mrs Frank N. i i at the a and quite seriously i i Mrs. R. T.

Pierce i a The is the i oC the senior proprietor of the fruit-package works here." Mrs. Pierce and her liusband are well-known to the people of Benton Llabor and i i i all of whom hope for MLS. P's speedy recovery. Mr. Thos.

B. liiness, of New York, who lias been in negotiation i the a a of St. Joseph Valley railroad, (now in opperation between a a nnd Berrien Springs) for its transfer, was in town this week, a guest of the Park Hotel. It is reported a there is a prospect for an -early completion of the road to South Bend nnd St. Joseph.

The construction of the road as contemplated would connect St. Jo- r.epli at South Baud i the Vandalia system. Personal. M. B.

Bice is rusticating in Minnesota. Bobt. JLingrell, of Lincoln township is'dead. Mrs. II.

Hathaway is visiting with Mrs. W. K. JLyon. Mrs.

H. W. Kent has been visiting at Uangor this week. J. Orenon andTheo.

Lutz. fishermen, imve gone to Alpena. Allie Potter lias go'ne to Missouri Valley, Iowa, to visit his brother, Miss Minnie Schultz, 61: Chicago, is the guest of Miss Ilarrie IHckmson. Miss Tina has been sick with fever but is now able to be up again. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles of Brooklyn, N. are visiting with liis aunt, Mrs. A. Herring.

H. A. Goodrich, representing the welt- known fruit commission house of A. Ryder Chicago, has been in this looking after tuu fcjs Mrs. K.

Vanderveer and daughter Jennie have gone to New York State on a visit of several weeks. Mrs. Ed. Bissel and son, of Kich- Uuul, paid Mrs. A.

Perkins and family a visit this week. Will. King, Nellie and Minnie, of Chicago, formerly of this visiting in St. Joseph this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Wrn. Katzenstein, son and niece, of Milwaukee, are visiting here with his daughter, Mrs. JKolman, and Mr. and Mrs.

II. M. Zekind. Mrs. G.

VV. Fassett has purchased a home at Bay City and she and her daughter Allie will soon remove thereto. Their many friends will regret their removal. Mrs. Gen'l T.

A. Granger and J. Sherman, of Paw Paw, T. E. Williams, P.

Ilerron, P. B. Fitzgerald and Miss Minnie Buck, of Chicago, and Helen Fitzgerald, of Niles, have been the guests of Col. Rood tho past week. Win.

A. Wetherby, of Niles, was in St. Joseph last week with Comrade Allen, of the same city. Mr. Wetherby will be presented by to the coming Republican County Convention as a suitable candidate for the office of Register of Deeds.

For years he has been a a i hard-working Republican of the south end of the county, and he has nevor before asked for recognition at tho hands of his party. On account of impaired health he has been compelled to close out his boot and s-hoe business in Niles and seek other avenues for a livelihood. All who become acquainted with Mr. Wetherby like his appearance manly conduct, and should he bn tho nominee of the Convention he would be elected by a lino majority and make an excellent Register. Shot His Wife.

Paul JLorscher, a resident of St. Joseph and a- fisherman by occupation, who was one of the party of three who recently capsized in their boat early in the morning near the north pier several weeks ago, shot his wife at Montague, on Friday night of last week. While living in St. Joseph it was known that he and his wife were having trouble between them, but tho real cause of the same the TUAVJCLER- HKJIALD did not take the trouble to ascertain. A dispatch from Montague, of the 12th, to the Detroit Free Press, gives particulars of the shooting an follows "Paul Lorsclior shot his wife last night and attempted suicide immediately after.

Some six months ago a young woman giving her a as Eliza Kreitner, 3- years old, sought and obtained employment us cook at the Franklin House in this village. She appeared quiet arid unobtrusive and did her work a i Some ten days ago n. man came here and claimed to be the woman's husband. She refused to see or have anything to do with him. Last evening lie again put in an, appearance at the hotel and asked to see his wife.

The request was denied, but by means of an employe word was gotten to is subsequent developments showed, must have accompanied him to the west end of the village in the neighborhood of the i school building. About 11 o'clock a woman's cries, followed by pistol shots, were heard in this vicinity. A man named David Fowler, residing close by, heard tlio outcries and sliots and started in the direction of the disturbance. lie soon eame across a man who, upon seeing himself discovered, fired a shot, but whether at himself or Fowler is not known. Fowler immediately went for the man with a club, upon which the man fired two shots, this time evidently at himself, and sunk to the ground insensible.

Marshal Dykehuise was sent for, and when he arrived the man had partially recovered and was leaning against a fence, bleeding profusely from an ugly wound in his forehead. When spoken to the wretch said, pointing, "she lies over there around the corner," and upon going to the point indicated the poor woman was found, not quite dead, but soon expired. She bad two bullet holes in her abdomen, either being sufficient to cause death. The body was taken to Coroner Moag's store, where an inquest was held this forenoon. The body wns greatly bruised in various places and her hnt was found in the school yard and a glove at another point, indicating a desperate struggle for life.

The previous history as far as can be learned is that the family lives at St. Joseph, this State, the man following fishing for a Hying. They had four children, two of which are in the poor house. The woman had left him and refused to live with i on account of his failure to support her, a'nd his brutal and conduct, his only excuse for the horrible deed is that she had been improperly intimate with other men and that she was now trying to be a lady. He had previously threatened her, and stated after the shooting that lie came to shoot her and had clone so purposely.

Threats of lynching are freely indulged in by the i i a and liorrilied citizens, but a speedy examination and waiver by the prisoner hurried matters that he was taken to the Muskegon jail this afternoon. The wound in the murderer's head is ugly, but not dangerous. The parties had been married about eleven years, the oldest child being about 10 years old. The woman's parents are respectable farmers living near Coloma, in this State." Stcyeiisville. Showers have all gone around to the east i the last month.

Potatoes and blackberries will prove failures without immediate and copious rains. Wrn. Mielke's new brick residence is a model of architectal beauty and would grace a town of more pretentious than Stevensville. It will soon be completed. Jos.

Dempster, of St. Joseph, is doing the painting. Wheat is in shock, and never better in quality, and will be a large yield in this vicinity. Corn looks well, but must have rain soon. Grass is a medium crop, and has been secured in good condition.

The raspberry season commenced early, and berries have ripened prematurely. There has been glut of Turner berries in Chicago through the entire season. The large fields of this variety are a curse to the fruit growing interests of the county. Pickers, box makers, transportation lines, and corn- mission men, all taking nearly all of the raspberry receipts, and fruit growers all working for nothiug; but bread uud butter will be cheap uoxt winter. W.

AV. West Michigan Fruit Growers' Society. This organization recently formed includes the two western tiers of coup- ties in the State. At a meeting held July 1,1884, it constructed its working machinery by adopting its By-Laws and appointing its committees. Among its By-Laws are these two shall be appointed annually by the President a Committee of three on Marketing whose it shall be by visit or correspondence to ascertain all desirable points for distribution, the amount of each i of i needed at such points and the best houses through which to make sales, reporting same to tiie Executive Board in i to arrange the business for each fruit season.

The Executive Board shall then determine and recommend to the members of this Society these points of distribution. Committee provided for in Section 7, shall ascertain as near as practicable the supply of fruit on each successive season, reporting the same whenever called upon by the Society or Executive Board and on that basis shall obtain from all available transportation companies lowest terms of freight for direct and speedy shipment- through to all selected points of distribution. These terms the Committee shall report to the Executive Board for its action or recommendation. Under these By-Laws the President appointed as the Committee on Market- i A. S.

Kedzie, of Grand Haven. J. O. Antisdale, of Harbor and Arend of Holland. Any inquiries or suggestions pertaining to the business of the Committee may be addressed to any member of the Committee or to its Chairman, A.

S. Grand Haven, Mich. Resolutions. At a meeting of the Berrien County Bar, held in Benton Harbor, on Friday of last week, the following were adopted WIIEUEAS, We have learned i profound regret of the sudden decease of our associate and brother, the Hon. A B.

Hit'ord, and WIIEUEAS, We are desirous of place- ing upon record some, however inadequate, expression of our common sorrow at his death, 111 the i of manhood, and of the sincere regard and esteem in which wo shall ever hold his memory, therefore Itcsolved, By the Berrien county bar, in general meeting assembled, that he was a thorough, able, conscientious and painstaking counselor, an earnest advocate, and a vigorous, though courteous opponent. Itesotceil. That in the varied relations of life, political, social and moral, he was guided by high a i i a warm heart and unquestioned integrity. Itesoh'ed, That we do most heartily sympathize with his i and a i in their great bereavement, immeasurably aggravated as totally unexpected and unprepared for. Itesnluecl, That these resolutions be presented at the next session of the Circuit Court with a request a they be entered on the a of its proceedings, that an engrossed copy thereof be transmitted to the a i of the deceased, and a as an mark of our regard, and deep sensibility of mutual loss, we attend iiis a in body.

N. A. HAMILTON, ('-. B. POTT is it.

E. M. GKO. S. CLAIM', PtOSCUK D.

DlX. Attest JOHN A. WATSON, Secretary. Annual School Meeting. The a a school meeting of School District No.

St. Joseph, was held at the Union School building, on Monday evening last. There was a large turn-out, the vote on one of the Trustees being 224. Assessor Gard read his report, which showed balance on hand, of Incidental Tuition fund, 52,002.30. The report was adopted.

Director Scott presented a detail report, which was also adopted. The Board asked fnr the fallowing amounts, for tho ensuing year, which were voted Bonds and i 55,100.00 Janitor i School 350.00 a i South Ward 35.00 Insurance, Fuel i School Fuel South Ward School, Repairs Union School Incidental Expenses, Union School Incidental Exp. South a School Sidewalks, 100.00 -150 00 30.00 400.00 250.00 23.00 140.00 Total John F. Gard and Jas. A.

a a a were reelected Trustees for another term. No book of this campaign year is hkely to be more after, more or rend i greater i a i a ''Lives of a i and The i i i the careers of the i a a a bearers is told in a way as graphic ns it is i i i i a the statistics, tables of political i a i sketches of the Presidents, a notes on the i oC parties, are i a well prepared and valuable. The a i o( i is that so able book of such large proportion could have been so a i passed the press a a i i work is indeed what, the title-page represents it to be--a complete- voter's a book. No citizi'ii should be i a copy. Lake and River.

The river is low. The schooner Tn-Color is in port witb a load of Large of perch were caught from the pier Thursday and i a The tug Protection curae out of the dry dock this week and is on duty again in Chicago Harbor. John Heartt caught forty perch in twenty three minutes, with hook and line, from a row boat near the St. Joseph pier Thursday i St. Joseph "takes tho cuke" this season for Sne fishing-.

POPUJLiAK JLOCALS. Mrs. G-. A. Bate Airs.

M. K. a i day formed a a i and will hereafter be at bates' old stand, where no pains i be spared to please all who may favor with a call. Great burg-ains tor tho next 30 days. i linery below cost.

12w4 Dated, St. Joseph, 18, '84. A cottage of five rooms to good water--hard and soft--8 i walk from I'ostofiicc. EiHjuire of T. It.

i i this oflice-. Will you sutler with dyspepsia and liver complaint? Shilcb's guaranteed to cure you. For sale by Curran Barnes, druggists. Tho secret art of beauty lies not in cosmetics, but only In pare blood and a acUon of the vital organs, to be obtained by Burdock Blood Bitters. Living rooms for lent in on Ship street, 4fcf Jj.

ItUCKLKN'S ARNICA SALVE. The greatest medical wonder of the world. Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever Cancers Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped, Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure In every instance, or money refunded. 35 cents per box. For sale by Wilson Howard.

42 Cm-ran Barnes distinctly states that Acker's English Kemedy has and does cure couU-iicteJ consumption. Ask for circulnr. An entirely new mo iicinc, man to learn lo play tenor. Enquire at this lltf Henry Schcenhahnl.s, foreman Henry Packing hit. Joseph, uses Dr.

Thomas' Ecleetrie Oil with his men for sprains, cuts, 1ST OF USTTKUBi-LMimliilnsi-in the Post Of I I I i i Joseph. Jlorriou County, IS. IS84. To obtain these letters please Bilker, (linos Pockham, Mrs Henry Bort, Chsis Piton.Smn Chase, Lewis Quinn, Frank If letters are not canon tor within thirty dfiysal'ter the dilo this notice they i tie sent to the Dead Letter Olh'oo at Washington, J. MERCHANT.

P. i of the St. Joseph i men now a the Marston oU on Siile. Ask for it; it gives a i hjrlit. 14 15 13 7 10 That a i couyh can bo quickly cured by i i i Wo it.

For sale, by i Barries, druggists. St. Joseiii Market. 'As we pro to press tnis. Friday afternoon, July in, 18K1 ivc Potatoes, per So 45 A c.O 3 1 01) tor, pel- pounil, 15 (0 Honey, po.i- Mil ns.

per poll nil per Laril, per pound (Jdrii. pcsr bushel Oat, ne.w 18 (rl iu l-ii-ieJ Fruit --I'eaohos, p.rYi. Tllll-i, 12 15 Liuspbei-i-ies, I 18 e) 2fi Hoans pel" bushel, 15(1 (fS 175 Cabbage, pel- hem! 7 f(J i per bushel 80 1)0 Chickens, per pound, 10 (Q lil live Turkeys, 10 (ft, 12 Hay, per ton 8 OJ 10 00 pereord 4 1 1 0 tu 4 '0 i a i i 8'. f)0 red, Ill) 1)5 Patent per ban-el Flour-- 1'. S.

Pro. XXXX pr bhl, 5 7 5 do U. Piv. X-XXX per WJ Iba 5 5 0 Hnin, per ewt SO iii'toK, over liP His 0 do do i 8 Cu I i over lls 7 lioai-on slcins 10 IShcep pelts, xrcen. each, 50 STUCK ttKeouT.

a luxa live. So.73 ro 8.51); sheep, to 1.00 pur In ml: J-'-UO to per tictul. i cough and i is sold by us on a a a It i cons i For a i by it Uarnes, a cV; i the price paid if A i i i not any i or blood i A new, but tf.st.nd discovery. For I me i i i side or ch-''sf, i i a porous Trice 'J-'" For sale by it B.irned, A Life-Saving Present. Mr.

E. A i I i a a his i hy a i i a of Dr. i Discovery, i i caused i procure a larjje a cured i Doctor's a of i a i i i i else had a i A i i i i a vere and all a and knit; dio- i is i i i i a i to cure. i a bottles rite al i i a drug store. 13 I I Ben-ion Springs, 3.

1881, to ns M. a ra. In St. i Sundn-v July 13, ISSi.M.S. Uiclmrdson to Mary Dntll, botli of St.

Joseph. In St. on 1st. 1884, by Rev. W.

Uoust, James It. Kaine lo Aliss Mury K. Simpsoa, of Chiuntru, 111. A same, 158-t, Lowell M. Ayers to Miss Jil.

Paul, all of Warsaw, Ind. I 3 I At the residence of his parents in Plnestone, Berricn 7th. A (i. a used 2'i years. A i short illness of he hid i to a i friends who had been a i inoarintr for his wants.

No pains wore spared for his recovery, but they were of i use. The a was held at father's residence 8th, very hirg-c concourse of relatives, friends and neighbors attending. Tlio services were by Rev. M. J.

Buryen, usinfr for the foundation for a few brief remarks a isaagre of scripture found in 3nd Kimrs, 20 Chapter and UiPt clause of verse 1, "Set thine house in order for thou slialt die and not live." His a i hands are rest Ins, Their work has all been done no more portion Beneath settiny sun. His heart that beat i kindness Fur every one 1 lie For his lips are silent -They have bid us all adieu. There is a heavenly country Where the i in a be, "Where llmv-s i crystal a i -Where grows i healing- tree. There birds i music warble-There tlowers in a bloom There we, shall meet each other In th.it land beyond the tomb. M.

J. I I A No. St.) I STREET, ST. JOSEPH. i i I iimviimoc to the public a 1 have opened Bakery in connection i my llestaurant, and will keep a on hand Frosls Cakes, Compressed Hop Yeast, Soda water, ice-uroam.

candies, fruits, nuts, and i usually in a first- class Bakery and WAK.M MEALS AT ALI, 1IOTJRS. Avar. CIIKKST. OBAHAM MORTON Transportation Company, A I LINE A KT WEEN BENTON HARBOR, JOSEPH anil CHICAGO, Tho now and Blcg-unL Upper-Cabin Propeller Leaving .1. II.

Graham Co's dock, Betiton Harbor, 7:33 o'clock p.m., and B. A. Gra- ham Co's dock, St. Joseph, at 0 o'clock p. c.xct'ptinf? Saturdays.

Koturnlng; will leaving J. H. Orahnra Co's dock, 40 arid 48 River street, font of Wubnsh Avenue, Chicago, at o'clock a. Saturdays and Sundays cxceptcd. Saturday's bout will leave al o'clock p.

m. -lif A A i'l-CHidODt. Store! New Goods! OLDS BERG, (Successors to Sweet's Duy and Buy.) HAVE REMOVED TO PARKER'S BLOCK, FORMERLY OCCUPIED bv Forbes Duncan, where will be found a complete and new line of DEY-GOODS AND NOTIONS Ladies' Goods. We would be pleased to Lave you call on us and, examine our stock. We can please you.

11 St. Joseph, Mich. Empire Axle-Grease, Machine Oils, Copperas and Chloride of Lime ALL OF THESE GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES AT CURRAN ARNES, Mactiii's Block. HO I THE ISTEAV CHEA.I* J. A Proprietor.

a Lump Brackets, $1.72 to 2 0 0 i light in any i i yood Hat Racks; water-cooler, i with zinc, for fine silver-plated 5-botllc caster, svigji 1 pickle-caster, dish, ft o-bott-lt: a fast ouster, nnd i i each a set oi glassware 1 ioLtr pieces, a nice only 2o cents heavy wash bovvl and pitcher. J'or 85 cents. MIRRORS, 65 TO 85 CENTS. Silver-plated butter knives, 25 cents; set of silver-plntcd i and forks for tablespoons, 75 cents per set; i 20 boiler, $1.10 to coffee pots, 42 cents i pails, ct.s.; i 22 els. 5-CENT COUNTER, Cake, pio mid pans, dippc.TU, a i and i other articles too to mention.

10-CENT COUNTER. Gloves, thermometers, Japanese parasols, a pressed tin stew pans which sell at other stores for 15 twin chopping i a a cups, stoves, brushes, 4-qnart iiis, cake, pans, hammers, I will soon hnye a full line of furniture. Second-bund 1 bought and sold. Cash paid for rugs and old iron. and See Me, Bargains in Everything, 8m3 J.

A 117 Mainstrcet, Benton Harbor, Mich. w. f. SUMNEK, PBKI F. B.

MINCKLER, DETEOIT, Oflice "SVorlcH, Cor. Sts. MICE. VVlro Cloth, Wiro Counter WcatUor Vanes, Stablo Fixtuiuo, buu i. tSrSond for Catalogue, Railings, Wire SlBns.

A c'hcoso Safes. Casting Bruahes, Sand and Coal Screens, tares, uoof Creating, Wiro Iron Shutters. Counter Supports, c. are the BEST EVER tVlADE for CooSlvonoss, Indigestion, Headache, One good Uose of three or four Jimory's littlo Cathartic Pills, followed by ono pill every night for a week or two, makes tho human mucUiuwy run as rcinilar as clock work: they purify iho blood and put lifo in broken-down body. Purely Vegetable, Harm lass, Pleasant, infallible, yotmgout child may toSo tbern.

Bold by ull Druggists and MeOicmoJJualera at 15 Cis. a Box, or by mail. STANDARD CURE Proprietors, 197 Pearl N.Y. Cmory'c Little Cathartic are moro tliivn la claimed; they prove to bo tbo beat Pill ever used hero. Worth twice tho money H.

Gonun Harmony Grove, Ga. Emory's Uttlo Cathartic are tho luont popular of EMORY'S LITTLE tjjo -BISHOP, Mills Elver, N. J. My aneil mothur -asod 6na CATHARTIC PILLS DOX wlltl -wonderful LocustGrovo, Ohio. 1 rocoiumeml ore prepared from licnj ---JOHN COLLINS, II.

Athena, Texas. They are oxoollon BKSBOK. MAY APPLE. Jackson. Misa Tliey aro Er-izmETg KBVSEH, Moborly, Mo.

In its forms positively cured with Cmnru'o Plirn Dlllo anevor-failiiwremcay; thoyconUiano ClHOlB OiallUdlQ Qiiiiiiuo. Horconr, or poison any tUid. JCudorBtJbyrliyBiclaDouud solilby or CtTEja ITow Yort. BU irfifj-- To the Public. I have opened, in I Harbor, an A I I I for the s.ile i "i- i i i a a people may desire to dispose of, and i i i i i i i i i i i i a cacs.

I a i i a CASH ADVANCES on u-oods i me 1'or s.tle. A F1H8T- CLAISS A I a a a i More i a on i I I I 1 i i 10 to l.j eeiiU otirh. Good brooms. (J.v.-H A I ior and I'k'U's. Freslj a ulwiys on a i I I H'Miton i i O.

Box 117. i medical i es, It liar, been gro'w- i i i repiinitii.n liiie itSTiuniorouE i have invariably The i i a of i rcniody to the seat of i i disease i a i i i I iult i df -Jay. U'h- ualnrU i i i of I'umun a i i i i i i i i i i elements of lil'c- i i i an. 1 i-'lvcn b.ic.i VI 10 a uf UK: brain JUT! HIUMJU- lar cystcjia i i i i cJiuuri'ul; liu Kuiub i i i i i I crprinlc TTcakncss. and i f- Iff cure a i i i I host i i a lor i i i tec- free oVi.r brain vork.

Do nut i i i i i I i i i in your pyMcm. a i i a a cured I FanlF, a doer; i i von a i i to i or i a i or 1 i Send fnr c. Uci-crij. I-'-smpVct Anatomical i i i i i v- i i i I I 11 i I I i.io;t c. pUt-cl that they can b-3 to manhood, ami od fertile duties if ijuMONLY by th KARRIS BEBKD'if GO N.

(Oth. St. L.C^tS ftflO. Oae tirte ncsthn spirits, A of sit'ijlecle itniic i fnrc tiie JLS liavo no ociua.1. action on tha Kidneys and Skin id rJiO prompt removing nil impurities thi-cp ncitv- ciigcre of a i i i a cause no nraisca or Bi-ipiug nor mtcrfero dally -work p-ncl ai-o a perfect ANTBDQTIS GEAT oit changed in- fitsntly tOiiCr.r-.'SV BLACK by a single np.

plication of tiiis 13 Kol'l by JJrusgruits, or sent by 0:1 of J- Olni-o, 41 a Stroot, 3 orlr. TUTT'E K1AHUAL OFUSEFULBEGclPia FHES, ITyl mOORPORATED UNDEH I.AWO Of MISSOURI. UCCESSOrt.i TO t. flOOMS, UT13' Dl! 1 K.l. bW LCC'JST ST.

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oVEi-i'' i i i i i i i lul Ihe Hi i i i i i i i FEMALE i i rc'i'l. 'I'liu'ii- i i i I ilil'lv vil'l a i a I i I i i i i i i i i i i a i i i i i a i i oi i i i cas-s a if not i i i i i i loll i run i i i i i i i i i i i i i and i i i i i i i i i i i '1'u ca.ilib' i a i i i i i i i i i I i i i Tb.j TrB.i«-.ii-iT..f i i i I I lii-mum A I I i i i I iii.il i Ht.nl i i i i i i i 1 Consultation at Office or by raail froc ai. Tlie GUI Stand-By. mm, i St. IInvi-'jusl Fall desiffns in und ili rnoni BL'ls.

ol' (JUti nUAIlAXTUKlt TO KUJ.T. UNDERTAKING! Wo havo i a i this dejJiirt nvsu i 1 a uluili in piuti-io. by vo nice hen i i cm in- in MI i i 1 The Coming President. ANTED, one or two Ladles or Gentlemen of undoubted reference nnd character, i i work ten per day for months' iMiKUKemeut, ls TrayellHHr for "Tho Livos and Graven of ouv Prcsldco.ts," to everj-subscriber of which MttM.be oiocn "Tiio l-ivea of 1'ouf OandlflBten." Why pay from sfl! to $1 for thp, Canilldates when yon can wet Itfrcfi? First piicanlsti-et choice of positions. Ihe rilfht party.

Briviux nnwe irf erence, Hi.uiiii Puiti.isiiNQ Wabnsb A Ol: ieafro I I I J.QC'1. Ei 3ST TJ I 3S? HI Singer Sewing Machines. Kcmember a the Genuine Sinprer Sew- iiig a i sevi nteen first. priy.Ps' over a conipetilors, at i MicbieHI), btate Fair', i i at the city of Detroit i i uiiil also took two first pnxes at the last Harbor Fair, October, Coiuu Ke; Jen-' i i i i fjtoi-p, Ki-pplur before you I St. Joseph, May 22d, 1884.

i', K. JENNINGS. On find filVr tho first of next June. 1881, I -will ami several first- i i a i at the stores I i i a li.ivlior. and also i of i i i Statrt street, 5" Don't, i you see me.

St. Joseph, 4 I A I Pli.Mil,. --T T--. CHOICE CIGARS, Etc. -AT TOST NEWS ROOM.

10 G3.RO i i i STKAMEU Will make- daily trips between fool of State treef, al 9:00 p. m. Ki'tui nine: i leavu CMiicatro for SI. Joseph, from O'Connor Kneh street bridt; 0 10 oVlocl; a. m.

Satur- J.iy's boat i leave at p. m. Faro SI CO, i i berlh. A I M. A Master.

I I 81. A Clerk, and Ctl 40 A tfnod ffinninjr lr.ml, two miles of licnton Hjirhor. Now story oud hull tibciit 'M nurcs set to rics, raspberries, lilaclilietries and grapes. 5 Acres--On l.iiKe Shoru ronrt. hulf mile from St.

Joseph All set lo I'rult; in Urst- cluss i i so Acres --Ou Shore ronil near Stewnrt school Monse ill Lineoln. A i orelinrd, small vineyiu-il nnd sotno ruspberries bulnncc not sot tn i 10O the vilhipe of Stovnns- 'This i In- sohl in traut-s to suit pur- Ail of i above will be sold for il Tiiir cusb p.iyiiient i i balaiiee time, at pe'reenl 'i'itle tjt, Joseuli, Mieh. Mov. loth. Ih81.

A I NCJllSSTEH, oO Atrent. KOW is Tin: I TII itnil I'l-Din acres of whieh 1 otl'i-r in the best part of i i be. nn; you j4u Avest, please evei i i i i i o)' lanil--- whioh I now oll'er 1'or i in i i i i i i i i i Tiiis list eoinprises of fruit, Ini'in, I I wliieh be J'nunil liri 1 i i f. 11-1 us. i residenecp, ami every a riot i.f i illiii Aeneous to this i i i i i Lake ren'ion.

A i i i i i i i i i i i a of ten i aere.S i a i i i the t'riiii-vrrov. iii(f i-cyi al prices from sm per Here, an'l i i i aei-'-s i i i i i i a i a i fin- i (i-rowinc- i i i a i i i a i i of ihe w. M. U. bet i 1 iiii'l IiriU'-iiiiin stations.

i a phuvd Gil i i i a most i i i i i i i i i in tli" a of Michigan, nnd i i M'hl i lat I i I i at to i per nei-c-. i.n terms. Utl ai-ri ol' i i i i i a vaV, on Ih l.aice Shore, al i i i Iroin to per acre, Tin i i i i i i i i i ileniiileil of i liv i Iliv of 1 i are now ei-i'i! i a I i i 1 tli ot i i i 1'rnilfi i i i i i a i ull favor- a i i lor i and have been i ailui'leil to ami stock frrow- Kor ninp'-. am! a of w. i a i rates lo all western points, of fur i i ixiiil eh-i'iilars infr of Alichi- y-an iaml.s, on, or aiiiiress A i i a anil Min.i t.

1 i in It- al Ivsiatc, MiebiVan. I A a of 51 Ivh'fRllll, L'Seennd i i a i i i Oinniei'i-y. i T-einliniT in 1 i i i i (''iui'1 for i of i i i in i a i at. IT ten Hpi-fns's, on the i a i i A. J).

i a U. i i i i i 1 i a i Sal'ie A. i i i a ilel'endunt. I i i proof by a i i i a i said lO- i i a i i i A a is a resident i i the a uf i i a but is a ivxidcnt of i i i a in 1 I a I i i on of lice fe, Sol i i for ei i i a i i a it i-; orileri'il sii' 1 i.lie s.iiiI lit i i i i i i ilo ap- a a i i i a i lilcil In thiji eavise 1 i 1)ie il nf Nov A. 1).

I KM, i i i Ihe s-iiil bill of i a i i i a i i be t.iic us. lur. A I I A I I C. FVFK. Cireiiit Coin'r i i i Coinpl't.

iiei-rien Mich. )tnli1lrnti'm ith, ISftJ.l A A i 1C. of i i i i a i ol i i i i At ses- ol- he Probate Courl foi Juki 0011 held a i I i a i i i i i a of lierrli-n on (he i i riav of fu the year one thousand iiiiniln-fl ami i i i H. Leeds, i a I i i i estate of A K. i i a i On i i i 1 lie 11 ii.n.

i i uf A a i a uf a i i sed, pi-ay- i I i a i i i i i i a i i i of iy iio- Lo A i or a i i i pei-Hon. I i i i i i i i il i.i or.lcajti, that A a I In- :i.ii Ii d.iy oi uuxt, i en o'eloek in for i K.ild i I i i i heirn ill law of i'al'1 ilerea cd. a i i pernoll i iiUt.rcsted in said a are to ap- i i i i al a Mission of said Court, then lo be bullion in tlie Probate olliee, in tlie Iferrlpn and i miy be. prayer i i i shonii! not be u-ranteil. A is i ordered, i a i i i i i i iiiiiio- lo lie pei-ioiit" I In ol i of said pi i i i a i Iniifinu- Ilicre-" by i i i i I pub- i i In i ST.

Josni'ii A I i. i i i i A a nevvspn per i i i i i i i I i i Paid i i tiiri'e i i to said day of lieiii-iuir. A A I.iUOi).'. (A P.lwl i of I i NEWSPAPER!.