The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 3

Mrs. John boy "Jan. 19. Albion's new water works are com- 1 The grippe seems )tb bo holding its own pretty A Tho M. C.

R. R. ptey car went through Satorday. of Vpsilanti, is visiting with friends in this city. The mfantohlld of Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. yMoreyr born Saturday night, died yes- Hon.I. D. MoCutoheon, formerly of this city, ban been elected president of thexMontana bar association.

The ice men caught on again today, but their hold is uncertain and they, may be in the soap again inside of 84 hours. The list of lands sold for unpaid taxes of 1888 will be published in the 'Battle Creek Journal commencing February 5. Licensed to wed: Jerry Leayaaee, of Oregon and Annie B. Lunz, of Battle Creek; Joseph Kohler and Teresa Reide, of Battle Creek. Charles Kipp, of North Marshall, lost a good colt last week.

It cut its throat on a barbed wire was stretched across the barn yard fence, and bled to death. Ross, the four year old son of Charles Holmes, died last evening of congestion of the lungs. He was only sick one day, being taken Saturday night. Mr. Holmes was Hartford, at the time of the death.

He left for home today and arrangements for the funeral will be made after he arrives. Pleaae remember that an editor is just like any common every day mortal. What he knows he has to find out by inquiry, and if the readers of the CHRONICLE would make a practice of handing in items of-news occasionally it would tend! to make the paper much more interesting. When you hear; of a bit of news dob't be afraid to speak about it. Work begins for taking the census for 1890 the first Monday in June next.

It is, said the supervisors will probably not appointments until March 1. selections of enumerators will not begin until April. The actual work of enumeration will begin on the first Monday in Juno, and in towns of over 10,030. inhabitants must be finished in two For other localities June 80 is the date fixed for the completion of the work. The pay will vary from $75 to $150, those working in thickly settled districts receiving the most, as compensation will be fixed on a per capita basis.

The average will probably be about $100. Saturday uight two tourists" put up for the night at the Washington House. SometOTO jdujlng the night one of them left taking a suit of clothes belonging to H. H. Henry.

Sunday morning Sheriff Prtntfce was notified and tried to find the but did not succeed, but tent out apme circulars giving a tie ot the fellow. Late in the at ternoon he was notified that a. stranger was (a dispose of some goods in the Westpart of theeity, He found the iWhp claimed that he got the clothes at Fletcher's clothing store. As they were Mr. Henry's the sheriff went (o Fletcher's and the clothes identified.

'They had been stolen fron the store. A short time after another party arrested with some elqthes Itbm: the same place. The men John Wilspn and Mfltritt. They were taken be fore Miller this morning and requested an examination which was Jan. 81st.

The sheriff had a dispatch today saying that a man an the description of the one. that 'took Mr. Henry's clothes spent the night in the Vickburg 1 Jail aud WAS let out tjiia moruing. Mr rrentice thinks he will have him by, tonight. Tito otaer tourist sent to jail for 15 days, by Justice Canney, fp? being druak- Mr.E.

Hiakle of the Wintield, Iowa, made us A call today. The Temple Builders, of the Baptist hurcb, will meet at Joshua Cawood's omorrow evening at 7:30. Allen May's dancing school will open omorrow afternoon at 4 o'clouk at 'eter's hall for the young folks and at o'clock for adults. After the lance will be given from 9 to 12. People who have what our fathers and mothers would have called a "bad cold" oday call it ''la grippe." It would nev do to have a common cold that anybody can catoh; we must have more re peetable names for our troubles.

It lelps the doctors and we favor that, The Mackinaw railroad has apparent- a solid roadbed between this place Rollin, says the HudSou Post. I'ne track across the sink hole is appar- intly on a solid foundation. The work train has oeen taken away, and the ex- ra workmen discharged. It is to bo hoped the job id permanently done, and hat the oft repeated report of "the ink hole lias gone will never more be heard. Our court stenographer, Mr.

G. tra- roll, this afternoon for Charlotte to report the January term of he Eaton county circuit court, which commences-today. The court "calendar tas a large number of but it is expected that many will gO' over the la grippe having some of the linos of the law. in his embrace and liable to keep them in his grip while clients get together and settle some of their disputes. The Bennett failure has been the prin cipal topic of conversation on the street 'or the past three days.

The list of creditors is a long one, numbering between fifty and sixty and includes all classes, capitalists, merchants, farm era and widows. The-latter class are the worst effected, ami Mr, Bennett comes for a good deal of censure for providing for the banks anchsome others who were able to stand a loss leav- ng those unsecured who had their all nvested ia his paper. The tramp, who was seen coming from John Knight's barn Saturday morning, was followed to this city and arrested, tie gave his name' as 'Robins. His clothes were covered with hay and lie said he slept in bpx car In Battle Creek in which there was Sherift Prentice did not take much stock in his story, but went to Battle' Creek Saturday afternoon and that there not any hay in any of the cars there. Tftis morning Robins confessed that be burned the He said he slept there Friday night and whan he left lie it.

Hand Made, Hand Tunis, Hand Welts, Goodyear Welts, Improved Welts, McKay Sewed. The citv. schools opened again this morning, but There was really more cause for closing today than there was week, there being five teachers anc 297 pupils Tibsent from the various The teachers who did not report for duty are Misses Burgdor and Ladd at the Central building, Miss Sterling at the Park building, Misses Thwing" and Loomis -at Capi tal Hill. Mias Sterling was at lier post again thia afternoon. The Capitol Hill school is closed fur the present.

Iu case are any vacancies in the corps of teachers, tomorrow morning Miss Sessions; will be assigned torjeBeofthe rooms and the musip willbe dropped lor the time It is possible that the board may decide to close the schools until the epidemic subsides. Utr. Lavender Ointment aud Asthmatic Balsam are warranted to give i relief and a quick cure in Sore Throat, Croup, Quinsey, Influ Inflammation of the Lungs and diseases, if used according to rections. All druggists. 25 itnd cents.

Balsam, cent. Extra Merrill. Lemons -cents a dozen JOHN. BUTLER Winter Season 1890. The most Complete Line of LADIES; BOOTS ever shown in Marshall.

They fit the Feet, the Head, and the Pocket. Try them and be convin ced of these facts. Ladies'Kid Gloves ON RECEIPT OF $1.25 WE -WILL SEND FOR make a present to tHe subscriber of 1 a pair of Kid Gloves v. WORTH $1.50. And sold regularly at that price.

Our supply of Gloves in entirely exhausted; therefore we, are obliged to withdraw that offer, and in the future the price of and Kid Gloves wiU'be 81.25. We now you a Glove, worth $1.50. land 5 Button, EMBROIDERED BACK, GENUINE KID. We- have only limited number of these at our command. This olFer is more liberal than the former, as the grade ot gloves is far superior.

Iu sending subscription give size and color of Glove desired' The Best Weekly of.the Great Northwest, Do not send postage stamps in Address, THE CHICAGO TIMES. ALLEN P. MAY Studio over Kaumeyer's. State street, a pair of stiver bowed spectacles. Owner can get the name at tbib office by paying for this notice.

fired "fflPUFQ If you desire them no uaolooling niuriE.9 away time on things tnat don't pay; but send $1 at once for onr magnificent oat fit of oar Great New Stanley If book and terqis are not satisfactory we will refund your money. No risk. No capital 'needed. Uoth and gentlemen employed Don't lose time in "Step In while the waters are troubled IJays are wortb dollars. Address B.

Johnson 1009 Main Richmond Va. TEAVBLJNQ AND General fl.OOO a year and earned by eood men. Aildresi. McManamon Leutcbford, Nnnerymen, Bochester, N. Y.

Mention tbia paper. pleasant sleeping rooms near near a good boarding Booms are light and when fomlshed will be as pleasant as any rooms in Matahall. Could be used as three bevrooms with a pleasant sitting room off, just the thing ibr thipee young Enquire of H. Joy. YOUNG MAN wanted to work in telephone A.

office and drug store. F. O. SEAMAN. MOUNT NURSERIES.

ELLWANGER BARRY, PROPS- KOCUESTEK, N. Y. i These nurseries are the most extti'h- sive and complete iu the U. covering upwards of 050 acred of land iu addition to extensive green houses. Ornamental trees, shrubbery and continuous blooming roses, a specialty, The proprietors are-practical nurserymen.

The genuiness of any article sent out is guaranteed, Our local D. H. begun his canvass for spring.delivery. If he does not get to you in time leave orders at R. Butler's grocery and they will be promptly attended to.

LOOSETEXTRACT LOSSOM ECLECTIC, PHYSICIAN, OBSTETRICIAN AND (3YNOECOI.OGIST. Office orer Wm. Martin'a Dry Goods'store. Marshall, Mich. Dr.

Chapman is quite successful with bis Lung and Throat Specific. He sajs iHs a preventive as well as a cure for la grippe (influenza) and all lung and throat troubles. Warranted sure cure. Price 25 and 50 cents a bottle Office over Witf Martin's stow. Humors, Sores.

Ulcers. Swellings. Abscesses, Blood Poisoning, ftupf, fl pw Hnt Bottles £or $5. lit), can Solid Extract jaM. J.

M. LOOSE RED CLOVER OO, )UCE! FrolU. Po- ttraln, or anything TOO twve 10 us. Qulok uUes ai the hlgbeit nuuxet prices. No waltlpg for Write for or aDTlnformfttiOD vac mlMloo Mewhanti.

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