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South Haven Sentinel (Newspaper) - January 24, 1891, South Haven, MichiganMy r. U. Satisfied whoa there Stop with t he whether you Are or re not a a in fied to i to nit a in the i hic of be Winner. You we be s if i with 1itcnin� to the Low j Rich it of the new Goole at at the Cash grocery a a marriage Lio Eose has been granted for o. M. Johnson and Eva Palmer both of Casco. A Merrill w Ebster of the Central Railroad is Home for a Short time from his labors at Michigan City. A miss Nina Henik closed her visit of several weeks with miss Carrie Hopkins and returned this morn ing to her Augusta Home. O you can buy fresh groceries for eign and Domestic fruits at a discount below regular Prirca All order pro a pm by filled and delivered to All Point in Tutje City free of charge. A yours for Low prices Barite l Deforest. If you c and to Cali Early Call a Little later at the look for the add. Of fair of Minter son 20 water a mrs. John i. Means went this morning to three Oaks for a sunday visit with her sister miss Rose Bon Foey. A a marriage License has been issued for Samuel Lee of Chicago and miss Jennie Loveless of Casco. If they have been married the officiating Clergyman has failed to notify us. A the Calico party Given by the ladies wide awake club last evening was a perfect nine couples participating. The successful winners of the prizes were mrs. H. Dana and Wake Ekenberg. A All Are invited to attend special evangelistic services in the Baptist Church beginning sunday evening. Or. Stephenson will be assisted during the week by the singing evangelist f. L. Hatch of Delavan Wisconsin. A George Lambert of the Spring Grove neighbourhood is to have an action Sale of his Stock and farming implements the 4th of february his list of articles to be give in our next Issue. Or. A. C. Runyan has moved his dental office to the first building East of the drug store of . Means up stairs and now thinks he has As Fine an office As there is in Western Michigan. A a Vicksburg dispatch of saturday says 44 mrs. Uriah Hursen who was killed tuesday night at the Railroad crossing on Prairie Street by the North bound train was 57 years old. Funeral services were held at the House to Day. At the investigation Friday before Squire Hawkins the verdict was carelessness from both sides. The train was probably running at the rate of Twenty five Miles an hour. The Village ordinance limits them to twelve Miles an from the Best information we can gather we believe the deceased was the Stepmother of the Uriah Hursen who a few years ago lived Here but who since then if we Are correctly informed has lived in Muskegon. The fun Oral services were conducted by Robert Baker who was a few years ago a prominent dry goods merchant in this county. Next week. 10hn a Dungill. Prop. Jolo Trio Pacific la not a 1sa�obek shop a Ltd to. To a r m i a or a .�1 he it a Fra till a ii. It t Yon. Of tie or get. It medicated to no a. Sir it to in re Ven Tibai or it au1 repair a cd a raid a Man at sen razors in fault has re Tatu to it in a. Of a m re a a f r a Mai Van the 82 it of Mot t of to dui it a Ituk to raid a ii More ence t in a 1 Tea to id i r. Tag ten. Made Ltd Ltd a a d i i i tji pm air a t v to a Van t in. V. I l 4 d in of a a. A Mlej 7. �1 m l m to s m term in 1. 1 mad a v Mart m. H August Jln an a Elf Ril or a it it a it my Rit i in i her v a it r fed Usel Marie a a a fur h r a i Rte Sadorr i. Ink. Anti re tided i if e in 51. Two 217, Sam 1 ��icito<5 by Taum Tow in Lyman 8. Mot re be and tin a a a in a Aid rect to it of fact in Roor there it hair Dur of Thor not in t or a Sun a i a Pollara a Inie Reet and an All to Daliara Prtt i Ted for in Aid it it or to it let a Hitri to Rotor or thu moneys a eci Ped or Way part thereof now Vliet Vertre. By virtue of the Power of Sale contained to said mortgage and Hie 1c pure Cam to Nav eat 1 provided notice in hereby if Iii that on to Day. The �7ii� Day of 4 situs. A. D 1$9i. A one o Stork in it he a a cd at a pah in uni hit to the bidder at the in Otto it in Kir of to e court bout a i the Villa a of 1 to to of Al .1� in a Iid yes after i id it of e we re Isrl Hank to it it a tied Ert. Me t r rot in Fri r 4 a Pate �42 it in cd to or in at the a \ Elt to in it i -1 a i stir Alp fee of Twell a tit Gaffe att no been instituted a it <t�.e. Prob the Ord a. Is a r of m h do Ian a if user i r Van /fci.rt. Í1&Quot a a Aeau it a of the or vhf c of Airt for ibo attn Iier of Van utter ii. Holden at the or it to ate of Ira. In the Viii pc of Paw Paw a it priday the id play of Jioio Varv. In thit year one Ali our a a id i of Hundred and ninety Tine l re ent lion. Benjamin f. Leckert of p Rohanie in tin matter of the estate of Joseph g. Van Pyke dec eyed. It a cad to Aid d Tio the Petit Ion a try to coiled of Viv k Vaa hike. A pm Iuit Trator of Ray i cat ate. P to Vine a or Tea in Naii stated Utah shy to v a a flirt it a Ai. Cml a a red d.1 ii cared to sed l her Al a ale in Nau petition Iii a. T cd to a Sai-1 a Date in ii rein on it is ordered. T in it my May. The 2d Ltd to february 141, at ten o c Ork in the Idre Iti Xin. Lie a sgt Tutti flt r Tae Healing of said Peti Tion. And a t persons Inte ceded in aside Tate Are required to appear at n Otsa to court. Liten i a Ite Holden at tie pro la Ait ult ice in the Violaj ref Paw Paw. And Liow ean�1. Ii any Therio. Why the prayer of the Petitioner should net lie granted and it i further ordered that said Petitioner civic notice to the Perrons interested in said estate of the pendent a of said petition and thy hearing thereof to Gay causing a he by of this order to he pub ice 11 Ini tie month Haven sent Inki. A new Spajic printed and circulating in said Ceunis of Van Huren for three successive weeks at least previous to a Aid Day of hearing. Beni. F. Ii Keht 22wo and pfc of probate. Mrs. Rood has a number of patients she is to take through a course of treatment of thirty Days in Kalamazoo. But that will not interfere with the accepting and treating of cases at the Institute hero As her absence is to be but tempera. A by reason of a failure in getting his fixtures ready Cal. Fletcher will probably not get Bris Stock of hardware in lbs new room by the first of the coming week Blit the removal is a matter of but a very few Days. A of the 72 members of the old thirteenth Michigan infantry who reported at Kalamazoo on the occasion of their recent to Union Twenty two were credited to this county but none from Here although there Are several of them living in this Vicini to. Those who were in the Shiloh Light will remember How pleased they were to see the a it the just after that. A state item is Van Buren county paid out during the past year the sum of $118.29 for Sparrow Bonn to. This represented the Liveson 33,-� 943 sparrows end other Small births. A it is a significant fact that after the arrest and conviction of parties for killing other Birds the amount of Bounty called for decreased fully one half. A the Michigan crop report for the first of this month says compared with one year ago there is an increase in the Price of wheat Corn and Oats of fat cattle of each class of cattle other than Milch cows and of sheep but a loss in the Price of Hay of fat and dressed hogs of each class of horses and of Milch cows. The gain in the Price of wheat is 10 cents per Bushel of Corn 17 cents per Bushel and of Oats 20 cents a Bushel. Fat cattle Are 8 cents per cwt. Higher than on january 1st, 1890, and the different classes Quot to f cattle other than Milch cows Are from 16 to 76 cents per head higher than on that Date. Sheep under one year old Are now Worth �2.62 As against $2.30 one year ago a gain of 32 cents and those one year old and Over Are Worth $3.45 against $3.02, a gain of 45 cents. Hay is Worth 73 cents per ton less than one year ago and the decline in fat hogs is four cents and in dressed hogs 3 cents per cwt the loss in value of work horses or those three years old or Ever is nearly $7 per a head. Milch cows have declined 44 cents per head. In so a that Huha lha it a a Here lha circuit nov in Holt to the Rem court for Van re Monty l Hoim a the t t it Jet cried to Nairi of much there it of a May he renew Are to pay Ibe a mount due on a Aid Igor Gasc. With ii rat i it or cent int Ere. And a it Sefaj Costa. Together vhf no attorney a fee it overturned for thereto the Premium a being near re bed in of Ltd Nirott Fitze Rall that certain lot. Dec and parcel of land a Itti Aten the county of Van Buren. And thai of Vic i can and known and Dee cried a follow All to e East half a i the \ rapt half of the pout in eat Quarter of Maertl a. Twenty at in town one South rare a veneer wept and containing i it Way acres More or leap. 8ale to be a abject to a a to Tbs Era enl Parent of Awo i undred dollars and interest. Dated october h. 1p90 Lym an s. Monroe. Paesl Nee. T c. J. To Boe attorney for Gaaei Jimee. 4 All about your neighbors chancery notice a state of Michog circuit court for the county of Van Barca ninth judicial Cir cult. In chancery. May Havo complainant 1 Ana. V Earnest Mayo defendant. \ w unit Pend no in the circuit court for the a Nonty of Van Boren. In chancery. It a of a on the Arth Day of november a. H. 1�<w. In that canes to a a Pearine trom affidavit on file thai a subpoena to appear Ai d answer Hae been duly in a ived ont of i and under Tho real a of Thia court directed to the above named defendant and that the Aarne could not be served non the eat defendant by Renton that he has departed from his last know n place of re i Draco. And Man id nce cannot be a pertained a i a Aid defendant cannot be f. Red in the state of Michigan on motion of we. A Cook. Conill Pincant a solicitor it in or Dere Dobat the a Aid defendant Barnett e. I to canes Hie appearance to be end red herein with in five Mouth from the Date Olti a order and in care of i appearance that he canes blk a newer to the complainant a Bill of complain to be filed and a copy thereof to be Eer Vedon a Ald Coro i a it fian Quot a solicitor. Within Twenty Lay afr Pervice on him of a copy of a and Hill notice of Thlu order and that in default thereof paid Mil he taken a conf pred by the an d non Reci Dert defendant. And to to air j her ordered. That within Twity Asara the a and complainant a Alae a Kolii e of that order to be in blk a hed in the South a Laven Spinti ii a a a cwt pay or iritis re in Blip bed and circulating in paid county. And that a Nch pah Leatton be rom tuned therein Ai least once in Ach week for fix week in a be Eek a in. Or that a he cause a Copf of Thlu order to he it re Onalle served on paid a it of rep Ideal defendant at leapt Twenty Days before the time above prescribed Lor Hie appearance go. M a circuit judge. We n. Cook t complainant ofic Tor. A True copy 29wa democratic Victory a Wool code rear at Coli at look woo la. A theve want Bouse of a Rof. A. D Dewitt mile or so South of fhe Village buried a1 out six of Elock last a Cong. It was insured for $450 but the special permit allowing its vacancy expired the 1st mutant so there will probably be nothing rat fixed Protu it. Tho policy Daviot been assigned to Hen. I Lerna Stead the Borrner owner. The fire w is fir to discovered up Slat a where there was fifteen or Twenty bushels of Cira is ill Wood happening to be passing the furniture and everything below stairs was saved. Common Council proceedings. The Oli party Baa take a new Ira of life and to Nav the 8 jul b Haven Wagon work. In order to Kep up a rib the Derx socratic party i Bate decided to invite the Puro a of in Muiir Anc All Arbo Wiak to Gat work Don on the old principle of ready pay. Which the the Only Way to do a Bap a Ori Paf Vita a a Hoyto pet new Wayona Rug Tea. Cutter�., or to faqs any Tioy Wilt a Wall to c i and Are us a and Bare work door cheaper than at aay other place to mib Higasa. X. U Cooper. 8octh hav january 19, 1891. Council met pursuant to adjournment one week Ngo. President Mackey and trustees Snyder to Enson poo Sroy Dyckman Millar and Dewey were present. The president announced that the Basi Ness in band was to listen to the report of the committee no the proc a and Tufts Street so called and the comm it tee on bring called up made the following report vis to far cd Timon Council Village of South Haven Yout Street committee to whom was referred the question of Maiai Aniag a Street along the North Side of land owned by a w. Tufts recommend that the Village through its proper officers remove the of str Fotiou from said Greet and in the event of litigation toe president the author iced to make such arrangement Wii m t. French amp a he May deem equitable. Dated january 19. 1891. Is obd v h. K. Dkl vey. 1 my Jurij i. By Pomeroy / report. 1 recommend that to action be taken to Tbs matter d. M. Miller. Minority report motion to accept minority report waa carried. Of motion the Council adjourned. Of cd a l. 8xayx�.bv>1u� clerk. A or. Or. Mcdonald returned to Chicago this morning closing a visit of several weeks As the guest at the Island Home of Joshua and mrs Smith. She was accompanied by her Ward miss Jessie Thomas. Tho visit of or. And mrs. M. Has added largely during the Winter to the so a ability of the several dinners and teas Given by the ladies of the Village. A under Date of last saturday has. E. Temple vice president of the pro it used grand rapids Chicago amp St. Louis Railroad writes the company has no idea of leaving Holland out or building an air line. The route As surveyed with Fow changes will be the line. Holland people were hero yesterday and every tiling connected with Tho company looks Moro Bright than Ever before. I am in Hopes to show you that the Road can be built under certain conditions. Our Bonds can be sold As we have a purchaser. A the crop Rej it Ort for Tho department of agriculture for the month of december and the year 1890 is out. Michigan had a Corn acreage of 977, 188, the yield was 26,580,000 bushels valued at $14,018,733, Michi Gauss wheat acreage was 1,501,561, Tho crop 20,271,0 5 bushels and the value $18,248,967. Michigan Lead 941.0s8 acres of Oats yielding 25,-003,000 bushels valued at $11,014,-494. Of the condition of Winter Grain Tho Michigan state agent says the area of wheat sown is largely increased Over last year and it is looking remarkably Well a if the new democratic state administration is As fortunate in All its selections As in that of our newspaper brother Charlie Hampton of Petoskey for fish and game Warden in Case that office is not abolished then the most fastidious fault finder in the state will have no occasion to growl. Personal fitness rather than political Pav should govern in All appointments. When Charlie gets the Kalamazoo Gazette and finds himself announced As 44 Hampton he need not Blush As that is one of the cheapest cities in the whole United states for mock military titles and yet in newspaper Aud business circles he is entitled to High rank. Regarding a matter of which we made an item last week a Lansing dispatch received last night is that in deciding the Case of Edwin m. Haven school Board of Bloomingdale Van Buren county the us Prem court yesterday passed upon an important matter of school discipline it appears havens daughter was refused permission by her teacher to absent herself from the school room during a session lasting nearly three hours and that because of such refusal the child left the room on her own motion. For this breach of discipline she was expelled from school. Her father thereupon applied to the supreme court for a mandamus compelling the school Board to reinstate the . In granting the order the court said that a Rule prohibiting pupils from leaving the school room for such a great length of time was both unreasonable and cd web a the following dispatch Froid Washington will be of interest to every Soldier whether a pensioner or not 44 representatives Cooper and Bynum have already mapped out their Campaign against pensions. In the next Congress they propose to haul the pension office Over the hottest kind of a fire of democratic coals. No pensioner is to be undisturbed every one of them must walk up to the examiner s Effice and give an account of himself. They have already prepared a Bill to investigate All claims previously allowed with a View to dropping from Tho Rolls All fraudulent and unworthy claims Aud All claims where no disability now exists. Also a Bill to cause Tho medical examination of All pensioners coach year to deter mine whether Tho pension shall be continued stopped or increased and to change the present mole of medical examinations so that examining boards shall report simply Tho condition of the Soldier Aud Tho medical Board of the pension department shall fix the rate. The medical Board shall be non partisan and the members shall give Bonds for the Faith Ful j performance of their duties. One cent off on All Calico a it is generally understood that the present delay in the building of the grand rapids Chicago life St. Lonis railway has been owing to a sudden change of front on Tho part of the Vandalia people with whom it w83 expected to enter into contract relations on Tho Southern end of the route. This was essential to the negotiation of the Bonds for Tho construction and equipment of Tho Road. However Tho Boardl of directors have not allowed Tho project to remain dormant and it is freely rumoured now that negotiations Havo been entered into recently with the a Monon route a so called whereby the g.r., c. If St l Road when built is to be extended South to Michigan City in to connect with the Louisville new Albany amp Chicago Railroad. Says the grand rapids Tele Gram Herald in that connection the Rumor has neither been denied or acknowledged and it May be taken for granted that the management will concentrate All its labors in that direction. Such a connection would surely give them a very Largo scope of business and the movement Speaks Well for the future of Tho company a a Holland news. A if any of our readers around Here Are thinking of moving to Kansas they May be interested in the following from Topeka in that state it is understood Here that an auxiliary to the Farmers Alliance has been organized in southwestern Kansas the object of which is Mutual Protection and investment companies. For some time there has been a growing inclination to have something Dono among the Alliance members to prevent the foreclosure of mortgages and subsequent Sale of farms on account of non payment of interest and this feeling has become so intense that it has resulted at last in the formation of this organization the members of which Are bound by oath to go to the assistance of any member who is in danger of losing his property through the action of parties holding mortgages. Already this movement has extended Over the entire southwestern portion of Kansas and the members have twice signalized their readiness to Aid a distressed brother. A Case in Point has occurred in Kingston county when an eviction was made of James c. Dooley who had mortgaged his farm and owing to the failure of crops had not been Able to pay his interest for the last two years his farm was sold and bought in by the investment company who proceeded to put a renter on the Placa the Dooley family was turned out. The eviction was not interfered with but As soon As the sheriff went away the renter received a note telling him it would nut be Safe in the House that night the renter left. Within an hour Dooley and his family were Back in their old quarters. Several Alliance members of the legislature when interviewed acknowledged that such an organization undoubtedly existed. Our 4 cent Calico at 3 cents our 5 cent Calico at 4 cents our 6 cent Calico at 5 cents our 7 cent Calico at 6 cents and so on including the whole print family. Such As armenians Mouss links sicilians h in riot r a a c As h a e res l k l Ain is scotch Tarl tans Ottom an8, Etc., Etc. The above reduction is to reduce Stock and continues for on week Only. We tre going out of the clothing 1 Itak for the want of room. Come and see us and accuse some of the bargains while they Are going. Prices no Objet. Yours to please m.hale&g0 nos. 17 and 19 Center Street. Read this fit a a a Chance to keep warm at a fill Cost beginning with monday january 5th, 1891, we will close out at actual Cost All of our ladies misses and children a Woolen Hose and mittens. Also our menus Woolen socks and Mae Piuac stockings. This is no fake but actual lets. The above Meaos nothing but actual a a yours for m g. n u p. S. A to connection with the above a Cut to forget that to can do Vou Piure Good in groceries than any othes store in South Haven. A Rul it a Stedma no a furniture i amp m y. I a i 1 / a Hope Institute r it vhf Loux Sirki place. Pearl Street South Haven Michigan established for the treatment of -chri8tmas goods. U i have on hand a be r watches clocks Swery Silver and plated goods. New St Les and Low prices. Set rings band ring lace pins bracelets Gold Poos pocket cutlery Shear Sci sum. Razors revolvers. Plated knives and Forks from $2 50 to $5 per . Spectacles in great variety. Sewing machines Domestic new ,Standard, Wheeler amp i son and White sold of easy payments i have a Fine and Well bought Stock of goods in my lne Aist of it suit a i Able for 0 to a Kristi gifts j and shall be p cased to show goods and give prices. . Avery. M. E Bishop m. A office find Restid Luceon Michigan Avenue pc oodles of the m. K. Church. Calle promptly attended to Day or night. C. 77. Barney ites Richit dentist nine 1886 office hours from 8 to 14 a. M and 1 to 5 p. To. Tsatis Fallon guaranteed in All branches of Den Tifty. Van Buren county teachers ,4 for the coming la. Bangor Friday november 28, 1890 in a Paw. Thursday March 5. 1891 Blooming Oftle Friday april 24, 1891 Paw Paw thursday August 6. 1891 1� Geo w Cornish Secretary county Loard of examiners. G. D. Carnes m. D. Physician and surgeon office Over Ilalue e new store. A. C. Runolf an a resident dentist. Otyce in the Mullock building. Albert p. Thomas a.tt0rney at Law and Proctor in admiralty. haves. 10 1/ic11i0as i Sui Ance. Police written for the following Excel hut companies Home of new Yot a Niagara of new York Detroit fire and Marine of Detroit Sun fire offi of London fir eat soc lation of Philadelphia Ohio Farmers of Leroy Ohio. H. E. Dewey,agent., livestock insured against lightning and a team fresher permits Given Lor farm risks. Losses promptly settled. Michigan Central 44 the Niagara Falle South . Going East. Stations going West. P to 2 30 1 00 12 25 12 07 12 00 11 35 p in it 30 g 18 a 10 6 07 a 58 11 25 f 5 54 11 10 5 45 10 55 5 38 10 30 5 20 a m to to 9 49 9 35 9 27 9 21 9 14 9 09 9<x 8 51 8 35 a m 0 45 Alamo Kendall s Pine Grove goblets Bloomingdale Bari about or d Junction 7 50 Lacota g 57 South Haven 8 15 i m 3 30 a m 6 00 6 45 7 40 7 50 8 05 8 25 8 35 9 00 9 12 9 40 Rex i. Is a it a m i consumption bronchitis asthma Catarrh v t i deafness rheumatism general debility Etc., Etc. By m new and wonderful system of cur. Patients from abroad provided Wii Board Rath Etc f Etc a it reasonable rates. Or. J. 8. Lawrence medical exam Boer. 0�r for information apply to or address mrs. N. A Rood manager. The ladies of this Section who buy do goods going Wsot mail Day Chi. Kalamazoo fix exp. P m pm. P m 2 37 12 12 5 02 9 30 going East. Niu Day n y Kal exp exp acc pm a m 1 a Kalamazoo 11 50 2 20 7 04 10 05 Kat. N 8, exp. Lim. Pm p Ltd 12 59 Pac exp. P m 2 17 leave at exp. A m 35 n.8 Lim 3 58 o. ,. General passenger and ticket agent c hic ago f. It. Dixon local agent South Haven. Toledo a South Haven bajl2coad. Going East leave amp re Sonly leaven Covert Hartford Lawrence Lake Cora Paw Paw lava ton 9 00 9 55 10 35 11 15 11 25 11 55 12 10 6 00 6 25 7 10 7 so 7 45 8 00 9 15 going West Ieav am pm 6 35 g 50 7 05 7 20 7 50 8 20 8 50 Lawton Paw Paw Lake Cura Lawrence Hartford Covert so. Litavec these trains make connection with train North and sooth at Hartford on the Chicago Aud West Michigan and at Lawton with train East and West on the Michigan Central. John i h Ling. Superintendent. Pruit Belt mine. Chicago amp railway Tim it tic in a sect so Day. October 5th, 1890 i going North. Chicago no. 1 a m. 9 00 new Buffalo St. Joseph Benton Harbor Watervliet Hartford Bangor grand Junction Holland grand rap ids 11 35 12 55 12 00 1 22 1 32 1 47 a 00 a 00 3 55 going South. Grand rapids no. 2 a m. It 00 should Call at the several stores of 1ale, Lockwood and Conger. Holland grand Janet Ion Hartford water Valet Benton Harbor it. Joseph new Buffalo Chicago 9 55 70 58 11 13 a a 80 11 21 12 10 12 55 1 55 4 15 no. 3 i no. 3 p to. . 4 40 u 15 6 55 1 36 7 40 2 45 7 45 8 00 8 on 3 2 8 Iii 3 40 8 30 8 57 8 42 4 14 9 35 5 an 10 15 6 at no. It . P m 1 00 it 35 1 40 in m 2 to 1 42 i 42 1 j it. 53 2 1. 9 u 2 8 to 3 00 3 25 8 15 4 15 4 30 6 1 7 06 Eph nos 5 and 9 daily All other n except sunday. Geo. Zhav general passenger and ticket a grand rapid Mil top buggies / \ lumber wagons Road carts Etc., new and Alto / top amp open buggies 2d-hand we tab i will sell on one year�?T4 time f harnesses to amp a. Item cd a Etc. I cheap for Cash i Ifer any person buying a f i whip Ofili a present of a whip rack fake j m v. Selkirk. When you want Lum be it and building s v Jve in Yard. A the drug Stock Irie im1 o a a j3 cd to 25 Center St. To Hale s Block we be moved our took and invite your attention to what we have to Oifer in drugs and i intent medicines. We be Long intended Jacovin to a Fotu what better pet convenient for the Tirfe we Bart and nearer the old lot of for so in. Order to be Foremost we have riffed from a very dim the clo 2 i a i to please the Public mind. Our Lin of toilet soaps compared of extracts Rich and rare Aro thought for. M far and near by the fairest of the fair grand pass Sony to Cornea in Goj it i for Workman or scholar for with it he can always clean his coat Collar. Perfumes Ohye god the doors of Feu cannot compare we selected and tested their merits with the greatest painstaking and care. We know Benj whereof we Are speaking we Bavo frequently a a been there be foe and to Provo this you be Only to Call at our Elba int Center Street store so Wendy your Way to Halder Shock and at your Leisure View our Stock. Call the to a without de a. S. Van Ostrand managed. First Stal Bank Coji Mermal savings a Ciji Luucy b dip augments. Foreign drafts and passage ticket coh 11 parts of the world bought and sold. The facilities of the Bank have seen greatly increased and it has ample Means to assist every Enterprise in South hate Ard Vicinity which gives employment to labor and increases the Industrial and of Merciol interests of the commune of Bonds Motif Fuges notes and All first-21.ms securities and investments dealt in. And every variety of legitimate banking ten sacred. The children a department is designed to encourage the saving of Money and still More important to learn in Sines ways. C. J. Monroe president. Ii. W Williams Nice president 33 l. S. Mon toe cashier town Happy dressed in one of Angel amp h Al i Man n tailor made. Suite Luff at the Colombia and Hunt or 1891. East of it Edna Well of 8p#fv/

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