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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS VpOR RELIABLB INDEMNITT A gainst LOSS BY FIRE Apply to C. MACK. He issues policiea at tho lowest rates in the fcllowing first-class Cornpanies, baving over $35,000,000 Cash Assets And a long establishcd reputation for !air dealing and prompt payrnent of oases, of which tho ..TJtnii has paid for;y-five millious. Haondon Assurance, Organized in 1720, assets over $0,200,000. Aetna, Hartford, Organized in 1819, assets over $7,200,000 Franlslin., Fhll'a, Organizad in 1829, assets over $3,200,000 TTnderwriters, UT. T., Organized in 1852, assets over $3,200,000 Ph.OOHÍ2:, Orgunized ia 1853, assets over $3,000,000 Germán American, )rgimized in 1872, nssets over $2,200,000 ITational, Hartford, Organized in 18GÏ), assets over $1,000,000 Estáte of Peter Becker. OTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washten oaw, aa. Notice 13 hereby given, Uiat by an order of the Probate Court lor the County of Washtenaw, made on the fourteenth day of May, A. D. 1877, aix moaths trom tbat date were allowed for creditors to present tbeir claims against the estáte of Peter Becker, late of Baid county, deceaaed.and that all oroditors of siiid deceased Me required to preBent their claims to Baid Probate Court, at the Probate uffieo, in tho city of Ann Arbor, for exnmination and allowance, on or beton the fourteenth day of November next, and thut such cinimH will be heard before said Court, jn TueBdrty, tle 14th day of Auguat, and on Wedoesday, the 14th duy of Xovember next, at ten elock in the forenoon of eacb of those days. Dated, Ann Arbor, Hay 14, A. D. 1877 W1LL1AM V, HARKIMAN, 1635 Judge of Probate. Estáte of Andrew Gulde. STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Wushtenaw sa. At a scssion of the Probate Court for th county of Washtenaw, holden at tlie Probate Office iü the city of Ann Arbor, ou Wednesday, thenint tl:iy of May, in the year one thousand eigh hundred and seventy-.seven. Present, William D. Uarrhnan, Judge of Prob&t In the matter of ttte estáte of Andrew Gulde, dor uu sed. On reading and filing the polition, duly verifir of Marie Gulde, pruying that Krederick Vogle, or sonie other ttuitable person, may be uppointct admini.strator of said estáte. Thereupon it is ordcred, that Saturday, the uint diiyof.Tune next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, 1 assigucd for the hearing of said petition, and tha the heirs at law of .said deceased, and all othe persons tatoPOBBd in said estáte, are require to appear at a sentón of unid cou rt, t hen t Im; holden at the Probate Office, in the eit of Ann Arbor, and show cause, if any ther bo, why the prayer of the petitioner shoul not be grauted : And it Ís furtner ordered, tha said petitioner give notice to the persons iuter ested in said estáte, of the pendency ot said petlUo and the hearing thoreof, by causing a copy of th order to bc publiahed in the Migiiioan Argüs, newspaper printcd and circulated in said :ount three successive weeks previous to said day of hea' ing. WILLIAM D. HAH1UMAN, JA truc oopy.l JudgQ of Probate. Wm. G. Doty, Probate Register. Ki35td Estáte of John Schairer. STATE OP MICHIGAN, county of Wasbtennw sa. At ft HeaHïon of the Probato Court for Ih county of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Office in the city oi Ann Arbor, on Friday, the elerent day of May, in the year one tnousand eigh hundred and seventy-Beven. Present, WiHiam D. Harriman, Jiidge of Probate In the matter of the estáte of John Schairer deceased. On reading and fiting the petition, duly verin" e( of John G. öchaïrer, administrator, pruying tha' In' may be heen eed to mortgbge the rtal estat whereof said deceased died seized, or 80 muc thereof as may be necesaary, for the paymont o the debta due against said estáte. Thereupon it ia ordered, that Saturday, th sixteenth day of June next, at ten o'clock in th forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of sni petition, and thut the helrs at law of aai deceased, and all other persons interested i said estáte, are required to appeur at a session r said Court, then to be holden at the Probate OI nee in the city of Ann Arbor, and show cause, : any there be, why the prayer of the petitione: should not be granted: And it is further orden.1 that said petitioner give notice to the persons in tercated in eaid estáte, of the pendency of shí petition, and the hearing thereof, by cnuaing copy uf thie order to bo Diiblished in the Mich iyan Argus, a newspaper prinUM and circulated i said county, four succeasive weeks previous to sai( day of hearing. WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, (A true copy 1 Judgt) of Probate. Wm. G. Doty, Probate Regi&iefc-1 ■ ■" 1635td Estáte of Norman Bates. STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtonaw 0 93. At a session of the Probate Court for th County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Office in the city of Ann Arbor. on Saturday, the twelftl day of May in the year one thouaand eight hun dred and seventy-seven. Present, William D. Harriman, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estato of Norman Bates deceased. On reading and filing the petition, duly verifica of Martha A. Bates, praying that Hiram Iieweí may be appointed administrator of the estáte o the said deceased. Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the eleventl day of June next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, b assigned for the hearing of said petition, and that th heirsatlaw of said deceased, and all other persons in terested in said estáte, are reouired to appear at a session of said court, then to be holden at the Probate Office in the city of Ann Arbor, and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of the peti tioner should not be grauted: And it is furthe ordered, that said petitioner give uotice to the per sous interested in said estáte, of the pendency o said petition and the hearing thereof, by eausing a opy of this order to be published in the Michigan Argus, a newspaper printed and ciruulatcd in sai county, three suecessive weeks previous to said da of hearing. WILLIAM D. HARKIMAN, (A true copy.) Judge of Probate Wm. G. Doty, Probate Register. 1635 Estáte of Sarah W. Beckwith. STATKOF MICHIGAN, County of Wnshte naw, sa. At a session of the Probate Court fo the County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Office, in the City of Ann Arbor, on Thursday, th seventeenth day of May, in the year one thous and eight hundred and seventy-seven. Present, William D.Harriman, Judgeof Probate In the matter of the eütate of .Sarah W Beckwith, deceased. On reading and tiling the petition , duly verified of Kzra C. Senman, praying that a certain inHtru ment now on tile in this couit, purporting to be the last will and testament of said deceastd, muy be ñdmitted to probate, and that EzraC. Scaman oc H. Louise Sackett, or soine othor suitablo persons may bt appointed executors thereof. Thereupon it is ordered that Monduy, the eleventl day ot June next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be assigcïd for the hearing of sai petition, and that the devicees, legntees, am heirs at law of n:iid deceased, and al) othei per sons interestod in said estáte, are required to nppcar at a session of said court, then to be holden at the Probate office in the city o Ann Arbor, and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granied And it is iurther ordered that eaïd petitioner give notice to the persons interested in said es tate, of the pendency of said petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be published in the Michigan Argut, a news paper printed and circulated in aaid county, three successive weeks previous to said day oi hearing. WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, (A true copy. ) Judae of Probate Wm. Q. Ioty, Probate Register. 1635td Th1 E ENEMY OF DISEASE ! THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAN AND BEAST. 1 IheGrand Old MUSTANG LINIMENT Which has stood the lest of forty yeara. There is no Sore it will not heal, no Lameneas it will not cure, na Ache, no Pain that aitiicte the Human Body, or the Body ot a llorse or other do meatic animal, that doea not i 1 1 to its magie touch. A bottlecoatin25c, 50c, or $1.00, has ot ten saved the life of a human being, and restoren to hfe and usefulnes man a valuuble norse. piEORGE W. CEOPSEY, Late of the firm of Ci.akk & Cbopsry, and A. Kearnky, late of Texas, uuder the firm name of KEARNEY & CROPSEY, Have cstahlished themsiKes at No. 33 South liiin si., Ann Arbor, and propose to do general Grocery Business They will also kep CROCKEItY, GLASS and WOÖDKN W ARK, anda full line of DOMESTIC and FOREIGN FRülTS. They have fitted and furuished A First-class Bating Department, Wherc Meáis can be had at all hours, or board by the week. Cash paid for Rutter, lOiie, and ui I Country produce. GoíhIs promptly delivered in any part of the city. Reraeniber the place. 33 Soul li "Tl Min Street. KEARNEV & CROPSEY Ann Arbor, April 26, 1876. 1580 CAED. 1 have asaoeïated with me Jumes M. WüIcotaon, whose lon expérience in the public offices in tha connty, particuWly in the omces of .Register of Deeds and Judce of Probate, atfords additionul facilities for mnking abstracts of titlt. n to all the real estáte in the County. Hereafter we ahall give our uodivided attention to making Abstracts, Deeds, Contracta, and Mortgnges. Also to loanin money for partiea outside. No charge to the lender. ÏKACY W. HOUT. Ann Arbor, April 19, 1877. 163'w6 TJEEWERS, ATTENTION ! FOR SALE At Ann Arbor, ata bargnin, a BRICK BREWERY, witb BEICK DWEI-LIN(i adjoining, situiitednear :he depot. Brewery contains spacious Vaultjj, Coppor Boiler, etc. Property coat over $15,000. Will :e 8Old for $6,500. Only $2,500 cash required. This is ui excellent opportunity for any party dealrlDg o engace in the business to obtain ft fine brewery at half its valuo. Kor particular apply to Ann Arbor, April, 2ö, 1877. JOHN N. GOTT, Esq., 1632 Ann Arbor. fwo Valuadle Höises FOB. SALE. The property belonging to the WELLES ESTÁTE, sltuatedon DIVISIÓN STREET, Kt the headof ANN STK1CET, and the uroperty lately owned and ïow occupied by A. WIDEN.MANN, will be aold at a VER Y L1MV PKICÈ, AND ON LONG TIME IF DHSIRED. Apply to S. H. DOÜGLAS. Brict Store, for Sale. Í OFFER FOR SALE my Brlck Store, Corner ol Huron ad Fourth streets, opposite Cook's otl. This is one of the most desirable busines: ocations in the city, aud will be sold at a bargaius 109S JOHN (J. GALL. ALLOW US TO Me a few Remarks Said a wise iinin : " Let me mako the songa ol' a nation, mul I care not who malees its laws." This was once quoted in the hearing of a celebrated wit, who replied : " Hut let me see the dress a man has worn and I will teil you his history." We leave it to others to argue fro ftnd ron as to which of them gave utterance to the more philosophical reflection. But we frankly confess that the weight of probability seems to iis to rest wit h the latter proposition. Nothiog external seems to be more indicativo of charactcr than the dress. We do not la y this down as a rule from which there can be no deviation, but common senae will support us in saying that clothing is a most important element in determining both individual and national character. Clothing ranks next to food in importance. It oannot be absent without involving barbarism, partial or entire. The need of it was the first thing perceived by our first parents when they had attained by questionable meang the knowledge of good and evil. lf we trace the developments through which the clothing of mankind has passed since then, we are forced to the conclusión that the manufacture of clothin ranks next in vital itnportance to sgri culture, which was given priority b; the command to dress and till tb ground. And as an element and indi catio'n of civilization it is of even high er value, the savage in his nakodness the ancient Druid offering human sac rifices of rodies clothed like his owu - in paint. The unclothed condition of th heathen of to-day are instances whicl demónstrate the proposition that cloth ing and civilization are inseparable. You must all wear clothing, and w are generous enough to wish you ma; all wear good fitting and well mad goods. We are endeavoring to do ou share of business; we believe we ar entitled to it, and have only to convine you of the fact to secure it. If you ask why, we anawer : Because our stock is large, carefully selected, and we] made ; because our prices are as low a can be found anywhere in the State We have taken extra pains this sprin in making a large and fino selection o Boys' School Suits, also in suits wit! knee panta for boya from 3 to 8 year old. A few more remarks and we wil bring this to a close. My Merchan Tailoring Department is complete. In the future as in the past we shall en deavor to keep a large assortment of a fine goods an the market affords, in bot] foreign and domestic makes ; and as fo our trimming and cut it needs no cora ment, as thousands can testify to ou superior taste and knowledge in tha direction. Come and see us and be convinced o cur desire to please you in quality price and style. Your8 truly, S. S0NDHE1M, Ann Arbor, Mich. 1633m3 A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR EARNED ! o NEW GOODS! AndpiïcesLOWER THAN EVER. I have purchased in New York, for ensh, ftnd I am now daily receiving one of the lfirgest and most Belect stocks of Groceries in Waahtenaw County, cousiating of a full und well aelected LINE OF TEAS, All of the new erop- including Guupowders, Impcriitl, Yaung; II)soii, Hytons, Japans, Ooions:, I'oruiusas, (oncuns, Sciin lnin;s, and Twuuka)i, Toxether with a full line of COFFEKS, consiatmc of the followinif branda: MOCHA, OLD OOV'T JAVA, M ARACAIBO, LAGUAYKE.SANTOS and KIO, both roasted and ground ; a full und well aelected stock of SUGARS, SYRUPS AND MOLASSES, Together with everything in the line cf Pure SpiceB,CAnned fruits, and Vegetables. We have a fuli und complete line of BOOTS & SHOES, IIATS, CAPS, GLOVES And HoBiery. Alao, a choice asaortment of lidies' nd Genlleiuen'u Underwear. Cali and examine Goods aud l'rices and we will inuuresatitifaction. EDWARD DUFFY. " Maynard's Block,-' cor. Main and Ann streetB Ann Arbor. Mich. ■aTHighest caah priee paid for all farm produce, "fea NEW GOODS AT VM. WAGNER'S My Stock is now couiposed of tlie latest patterns in Clotlis md Cassimeres, wliicli I will aake to order, in first-elass tyle, and at reasonable prices. iemember that all goods are vorranted as represented. Don't leave your order un;il U C my stock. WM. WAGNER THE MERCHANT TAILOR, 21 South Main Sr. Ann Ardok. P. S. - Do not forget tliat '. keep a large stock of Clothng and Furnishing Goods. WM. WACNER.