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A certain Port Hurón attorney sent circulare to several business houses stating that he would be pleased to collect their bad debts at a small percentage. The head of a north side establishment put $100 worth oL bad accounts in his hands for collection. The attorney hastened to his office and took the rubber from the package. Tbere was a $15, a $10 anda $5 account. Tijen carne a $70 account and it was against himself. The office boy was just in time to catcb the attorney as he feil to the floor in a dead faint.- Port Huron Time?. Notice is hereby given that any person, citizen, bartender, or drupgist, who shal give, sell or furnish to C. G. Cook any liqnor or beverage of any kind, are strictly forbidden, under penalty of the law Signed 670 Mrs. C. G. Cook. Buy your Underwear of A. L. Noble. Goods at all prices, 25c to $3.50. 671 Fresh Buttermilk and Sweet and Boiled Cider at Martin & Co.'s Fish, Oyster and Poultry House, 26 East Washington-st. Their delivery wagon will be out Friday morning. 670-71 Buy what-ever you need at The Two Sams1. 666 tf. The New Bazaar will not be outrivaled orundersold by the old Bazaar on Huronsr, which has sueh a fine stock and run of custom. 672 Buy the Nobby Youman's at The Two Sams'. 6C6 tf. E. V. Hangsterfer, Caterer for Banquets, Weddings, Receptions, etc, 28 Main st. 668-71 It takes time to make fine picture?, We are always buay, so come nowand sit for Holiday Photographs and avoid the rush, at tibson's,"lO and 12 West Huron-st. 670 At the opening of the New Bazaar, on Annst., November lst, many nice gifts will be distributed. 072 All persons indebted to faid firm will please cali and settle their accounts at the old stand at once. w3 Wm. W. Doüglas. Wm. f. Doüolas is now offering his entire stock of clothing at first cost. The goods must he sold. Don't Fail To get a winter suit and overcoat at firtt cost, of Wm. W. Douglas. Children's Fancy Caps at A. L. Noble'?. 671 New Rtylesof picture mouldings just re ceived at Gibson's, also new invoiee of pictures which are very pretty though not expensive. Cali and see them. 670 Silverman's Hats at The Two Sam's. C66 tf. Great clearing-out sale of clothing at Wm. W. Douglas'. Everything to be sold at first cost. Youman's Hats at The Two Sam's 666 tf. For Oysterg in every style, cali at Hangsterfer's. 668-71 Dairy and Creamery Butter and Buttermilk; aNo Fresh Fish, Oysters and Poultry at Martin & Co.'s, 26 East Washington street. Open Sunday from 9 to 10 a. m. Telephone connections. 668-70 Itch of every kind cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotinn. Use no other. Thi8 never fails. Sold by H. J Brown, druggist, Ann Arbor, Mich ; Synek & Co., Manchester, Mich. 56 ■Moiicy to Loan On first class and first mortgage Real Estáte. Apply to S. H. Douglass. S. H. Douolass, I W. Hunt, Trustees. Ann Arbor, Dec. 1886. 626tf. To ni. y Friendo and Nnmerons Cos. tornera. Not having sufficient room in my old store on Huron st, to make a fair and advantageous display of my large and varied stock of Holiday Goods, Jewelry, Glassware, Crockery, etc, I have opened a branch store on Annst, north side of court house, where I shall exhibit abeautiful stock of everything that is usually carried in bazaars, and give you better and greater facilities for careful selections. To see, come to the opening, November lst. 672 F. Stofflet. Helio ! Helio 1 Helio 1 35 1 The enterpri8ing Druggist, Mr. H. J. Brown has taken the agency of Baxter's Lucky Star Cigar. Hereafter the lovers of a good smoke can be accommodated with a cigar for five cents that will prove, upon trial, superior to the ten cent cigars sold. The Lucky Star is pure Havana 611er and guaranteed unflavored. H. J. BROWN, Sole Ag't. Ask for the Lucky Star, Only five cents GRAND OPERA HOUSE ! One i;;!i Only. M0NDAY, OCT. 31st, 1887. " Don't deny I see it In your eye." America's Famons Comedian, ROLANDREED Assisted by the company that showed his honors at the Bijou Opera House, New York, will present "HUMBUG," A farcical coniedy by FRED MARSDEN, Esq. Kost Humorous F la; os the American Stage Incidental to the play, Mr. Reed will introduce his Piano Recitals, his Ecceiitric Songs, " Never Aeain " and " CunninAin't It " and the " Pocket Edition of Erminie " from the New York Casino Success. ADMISSION, 35, 50 and 75 Cts. No eztra charge for reserved seaU, now on 6ale at Wahr's Bookstore.